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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1948

Page

11

Mounts Prep New Air Attack For Western Maryland Clash

Mount St. Marys plans a new aerial attack against Western Maryland College on Friday night at Emmitsburg. Coach John Law aims to use fresh formations and an expanded forward passing game to complement running by all state scorer Bellardinelli and backfield moves by Leahy Ward and Cohee as the Mountaineers seek a record crowd.

John Law Western Maryland College Mount St. Mary Emmittsburg College Mountaineers Catholic U Frederick Law Western Maryland Echo Field Westmminster Colegians Jim Leahy Elizabeth N. J Cardinals ArcCurdy Field Ed Ward Valley Stream N.Y Walt Bellardinelli Gerry Cohee Jim McAndrews Joe Gelish Jack O'Connor Drauth Mount St Mary's Gerry " Cohee Rigii

Terps Open Prep for South Carolina in Columbia Clash

Maryland coach Jim Tatum warned his squad that South Carolina could prove a Southern Conference sleeper. The Terps, preparing by studying Gamecock maneuvers and using Carolina plays in practice, travel to Columbia Friday for Saturdays showdown after a Wednesday intra-squad scrimmage.

College Park PRH Jim Tatum University of Maryland South Carolina Meay Terps Columbia Tatum Gamecocks Maryland Bosh Maryland

Bagarus Returns to Redskins After Injury and Trade

Washington reports halfback Steve Buggy Bagarus has rejoined the Redskins after a long layoff. Age 29, he previously played for the Redskins in 1915 and 1946 and was traded to the Los Angeles Rams in 1947 for 60 players. He suffered a broken leg in his first Rams game and has been idle since.

Bagarus Washington Steve Washington Redskins Bagerus Redskins Los Angeles Rams Rams

Double Soccer Games Wednesday Postponed by Officials

Supervisor Warren Evans postponed High School Soccer League play between Middleton and Thurmont teams with a potential doubleheader on Wednesday at Emmitsburg. In the afternoon contest Emmitsburg lost 3-2 to Brunswick, their sixth straight defeat, as Cunningham and Blair Merriman scored late to seal the Brunswick victory after a scoreless second period.

Warren Evans Middleton Thurmont Emmitsburg Brunswick Keilholtz Penod Cunningham Blair Merriman Brunswick Pos Weddle OL Fisher Smith Keilhole Borer Wivell Cunningham _ IR Jones Cornelius Long Runkles Damuth Merriman Hskell G. Darmuth Herring Hars Roscoe Shook Donald Fiax

Notre Dame and Michigan Could Meet Any Weekend

At the Herald-American Quarterback Club, Notre Dame official Ediposet Krause and All-America Conference Commissioner Jonas Ingram discussed Notre Dame’s willingness to play Michigan any Saturday or weekend. Krause cited Frank Leahy and noted scheduling conflicts at Soldier Field remain.

Notre Dame Michigan Nore Dame Ediposet Krause Jonas Ingram Krause Soldier Field Frank Leahy Michigen Fritz Crisler Mchigen Chicago

Notre Dame Holds No 1 in AP Pro Football Poll

Notre Dame remains the top team in the AP poll edging Michigan 1762 to 1759 on first place votes and points. North Carolina slips to third as Georgia Tech and Pennsylvania hold, with SMU jumping to eighth and Navy upset by Notre Dame noted.

New York Notre Dame Associated Press Michigan Higan Wolverines North Carolina Tar Heels Arny California Georgia Tech Pennsylvania Southern Methodist Mustangs Mussour Northwestern Nevada Baylor Wake Forest Navy Ilinois Tennessee Army Gina Tech Clemson Penn Penn State Philadelphia Indiana William and Mary St. Bonaventure Stanford

Navy Faces Wolverines After Notre Dame Drubbing

Annapolis notes Navy football heads to Ann Arbor after a 41-7 loss to Notre Dame. Key end Larry Treadwell is out for the season with a fractured collar bone, while fullback Bill Hawkins is cleared for spot duty after a throat infection.

Annapolis Navy Notre Dame Michigan Midshipmen Ann Arbor George Sauer Sauer Larry Treadwell

Moose to Play in Fast Eastern League Debut

Frederick's Loyal Order Moose join the Eastern States Basketball League in 1948 with 16 clubs split into Northern and Southern divisions. Ed Albaugh manages the Antlers. Frederick, Winchester, Hagerstown, Rockville, Martinsburg, Shepherdstown and Charles Town form the Southern Division with Waynesboro and Chambersburg among others in the north. The league imposes rosters of 17, requires court schedules by Saturday, and bans school players from current seasons. Two teams stem from government installations Letermann Arsenal near Chambersburg and Carlisle Barracks. A separate note profiles lawyer W D Brandon, a long-time Republican voter, and a musk pelts fact about muskrats.

Frederick Loyal Order Moose Ed Albaugh Antlers Winchester Hagerstown Rockville Martinsburg Shepherdstown Charles Town W. Va Waynesboro Westminer Toushern Hanover Chambersburg Gettysburg Greencastle Scotland Carlisle York Paxton Stewart Fairchild Aircraft Frank C Rhodes Marie Buchanan Loop Letterkenny Arsenal Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania

Soccer Results and Legal Notices Chronicle

Yesterday Emmitsburg tied 3 to 2 in a soccer league match. Today’s game postponed. A district attorney’s office filed charges against Henry Hunts Hall for marijuana possession linked to a “Dead End Kid” screening. Hall and stage producer Ben Helzner released on habeas corpus writs. Helzner arraigned later. Financial reports show Henry A. Wallace’s Progressive Party totals $1,188,979 receipts and $1,169,178 expenditures through Oct 28, with States Rights Party receipts $122,221,920 and expenditures $111,644 through Oct 27.

Seles Henry Hunts Hall Offee Hall Ralph Bagley Ben Helzner Hall Helzner Washington Henry A. Wallace Progressive Party National Wallace For President Committee Congress National States Rights Party

Eleven Shore Poultry Farmer Slain Near Worcester County

Berlin police and Worcester County authorities investigated the fatal shooting of Cleve Jones, an Eastern Shore poultry farmer, on a dirt road near his home. An inquest heard that a small caliber rifle bullet killed him after a stop for a gun and wrench. motive remains undetermined. A blue sedan was seen fleeing the scene, and fingerprints and tire marks were found at the embankment.

Berlin Cleve Jones Eastern Shore Worcester County Jones Edward Early Nef Sartorinus Worcester Early Stephen Decatt Chuken Fario Trey Herman Robb Robbins Hiedica County Strate Sartorious

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