Mercersburg to Play Detrick Eleven Here at McCurdy Field
Mercersburg Academy agrees to a weight matched service vs civilian football game with Camp Detrick Owls at McCurdy Field on Saturday at 2 30. The Owls will field lighter players while Detrick provides heavier ones to balance the contest.
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Twilight Tear Faces Devil Diver in Pimlico Special
The Pimlico Special pits Twilight Tear against Devil Diver and Megogo in a field that blends youth and experience. Trainer John M. Gaver assigns Eddie Arcare to Devil Diver with Megogo drawn for a strong showing, while Ben Leavethorn handles Megogo for Christiana Stables. The event marks the opening card of Pimlico with high hopes for a winner take all purse and a possible odds-on finish for the favorites.
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Brooklyn Tigers name two coaches to lead team after Cawthon
Former Center College coach Ed Kubale and ex Baylor boss Frank Bridges were named co coaches of the Brooklyn Tigers by general manager Tom Gallery. They replace Pete Cawthon who resigned yesterday and will coach for the remainder of the season. The Tigers have lost five straight, including 17 to 15 to the Boston Yanks.
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Coaches Fade From Spotlight In Postwar Football Roundup
A wartime shift hides coaches behind players as Army Notre Dame and Randolph Field rise. The piece notes many leaders remain unknown while teams rely on talent, not fame, with a few veterans still shaping top programs amid changes after peace time.
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A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles
A claim that over a million dollars yearly funds relief for piles is cited. The ad promotes Peterson's Ointment as soothing cooling and astringent relief within minutes, priced 35 cents per box or 60 cents per tube with applicator, with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Favors Amendment To Change Appeals Court
Mrs. Thomas J. Tingley, president of women's clubs, urged Maryland women voters to back a proposed constitutional amendment reorganizing the State's judicial system. She spoke in a radio address claiming the change would advance good government and improve the Court of Appeals. She noted women in business have investments affected by precedent in damages, divorce, and child custody cases.
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War ballot officer removal claims ignite Navy probe
Senator Ferguson of Michigan charged Major Edward Kelly of Chicago and Senator Lucas D. ML helped depose Lt. Comdr. Edward Meckinnis as a naval war ballot officer amid disputes over open hearings. Undersecretary Ralph Bard disputed several points and promised further remarks. Also Senator Byrd dismissed presidential ambitions amid Mississippi electors backing him. A soldier repurposed discarded tin coins into multiple metal household items.
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Walsh Rejects Label Isolationist in Mass Senate Row
Boston report quotes Sen. David J. Walsh denouncing being called isolationist. He defends vigorous alliance with allies and constitutional cooperation, says he will work to reform within his party rather than quit. Statements reference Truman and a critique of Republican senators.
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Westminster rally scheduled with prominent GOP figures
Oct. 31 in Westminster features Charles William Stevenson publisher of the Washington County Post speaking at a Re yabheads rally. Sherman E. Fisnagan opens. Jacob France presides. Blanchard Randall Jr and Wilfred McQuaid attend district visits.
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Moguls To Pick Players In Major Draft
The article describes a forthcoming draft where moguls select players amid strong interest from teams. Commissioner and secretary oversee the process as clubs prepare for selection and final rosters.
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Early 1930s draft talk and political note in desligated terms
The column recalls 1932 draft selections of four inter team players, contrasts with last year’s 16 picks, and discusses Landis the director who planned release before November 7. It mentions Landis hospital stay for a cold, his improving spirit, and notes low completion rates for Army Air Forces training.
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