Benefit basketball game set for tonight in Frederick
Jaycee officials expect about five hundred fans at the USO benefit between Frederick All-Stars and Curtis Bay Coast Guards at the Armory. A Redskin autographed football will be auctioned for War Bonds while the State Guard Band provides interludes. Gates open 6:30 with a 7:25 tipoff and a radio broadcast of ceremonies.
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Walkersville High Falls To Shipley's Sponsored Quintet
In a Y Intermediate League basketball game Walkersville High School lost 24 to 49 against a Shipley's Sport Store sponsored quintet. The Shipley's lineup overwhelmed Walkersville with rapid scoring paced by the Willard brothers as fans witnessed an offensive showcase.
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Westminster Women Inducted Into WAACS in Maryland ceremony
Elizabeth Lambert and Jane Antoinette Griffin, from Westminster, join 163 Marylanders in a landmark WAAC induction in Annapolis. Gov. OConnell presides, Maj Gen Reckord speaks, oath by Capt Dunn as Maryland joins a full company. Draft notices outline Navy Marine Coast Guard and Army calls next Monday.
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Pitt's Shaughnessy signals end of Sutherland era football
NEA Service report by MARRY GRAYSON notes Pitt may shift to Shaughnessy’s modern T formation with motion, citing the old Sutherland single wing as a legendary, powerful offense. The piece recalls campus turmoil, stadium debt, and declining attendance under pressure while praising Shaughnessy’s potential to attract top players from the region.
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Navy casualty totals rise with war tolls announced
Washington reports 138 Navy casualties to date with 6 404 dead 3 911 wounded and 11 776 missing across Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard since December 7 1941. Next of kin notified as figures update.
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Consterl War Pinch Shrinks Public Grazing Lands in West
In 1942 the military reclaimed 3,500,000 acres of public grazing lands across 10 western states. The lands were designated for bombing ranges and other military maneuvers, affecting local ranchers and communities dependent on the ranges for grazing and income.
Roundup of Pro Football and Hockey News
New York reports stir over Sammy Baugh in the All-League backfield talk while Dr. Danny Fortmann is named assistant resident surgeon at Maryland Hospital. Detroit Lions publicity head Fred Mandel Jr. aims to raise buzz with more signing stories. Ray Ellefson and Ray Maddox figure in West Texas hoops chatter. Also noted are Toledo Findlay game antics, Johnny Jones from Saratoga Springs, and a glance at athletes serving in the military, plus BC hockey rookie Glen Harmon moonlighting in an aircraft plant and baseball’s bonus clauses at Cleveland. Pomups touch on advisory roles for Leo Durocher at West Point and labor rationing moves amid war effort.
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Illinois star Andy Phillip compared with Hank Luisetti
Illinois junior Andy Phillip, 6 foot 2 and a half, is hailed as one of the best scorers in the Big Ten, drawing comparisons to Hank Luisetti of Stanford and Stutz Modzelewski of Rhode Island State. Phillip leads scoring in four conference games with 41.7% shooting, while coaches caution not to feed him merely to boost totals.
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Illini
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Hubbell Secures Giants Contract For 16th Season
Oklahoma City January 28 Carl Hubbell star pitcher for the New York Giants has received his sixteenth contract by mail though his acceptance remains undisclosed. He plans to report for training March 15 at Lakewood N J and believes northern camps give pitchers an early edge as hitters face winter conditions. Hubbell, a southpaw with 249 Giant victories in 15 seasons, has spent time at his country place caring for horses and cattle and will begin warming up with gym work next month.
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Baseball salaries ruled open for merit raises under Bureau plan
Washington reports the Treasury Bureau ruled that all baseball players except the top-paid on each club may seek a raise within the club's established salary range without prior Bureau approval. The top earner may request a merit-based raise, with all agreements still submitted to the Bureau for approval. Joe DiMaggio and other top players may seek increases, but any rise requires Bureau validation.
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