Riverland Triumphs in 17th iggs Handicap at Pimlico
Riverland, ridden by Johnny Gilbert, outpaced Whirlaway and Calumet Comet to win the 17th iggs Handicap at Pimlico. The victory boosted Riverland’s earnings to 354,175 for Harold A. Clark’s Louisiana Farm Stables. Whirlaway finished second, Calumet Comet third, with Equifax fourth in a six-horse field.
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Maltimore
Marmad Plaster Riverland
Alsab
Pimlico
Whirlywey
Partons
Albert Sabsth
Coldeiream
Apae
Riverland
Whirlaway
Calumet Comet
Louisiana Farm
Harold A Clark
Muiuels
Johnny Gilbert
Girvetch
Georgie Woolf
Whirly
Coldstream Son
J. Y. Christmas
Bienheim II
Laurel Park
Honest Tony Marrone Referees Army bouts in Florida camps
Sport notes report Tony Marrone a private at Fort Barancas Florida refereeing bouts at Army camps in the region He is nicknamed Honest Tony for calling games as he sees them Mont Maryland quarterback completed 5 of 11 passes for 70 yards and two touchdowns against Florida This brings his season total to six games with 70 yards and eight attempts with 37 hitting the mark Mack Wright Pennsylvania style fullback leads pace Elmer Rigby Maryland halfback rushed eight times for 66 yards All players are Maryland natives Mont from Cumberland others from Baltimore
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Tony Marrone
Uncle Sam
Fort Bar- Tancas
Fla
Tommy Mont
Maryland
Florida
Mack Wright
Contines
Elmer Rigby
Jed
Gators
Mont
Cumberland
Baltimore
Fort McClellan Alabama Residence of Mr and Mrs Park
A fragment notes the home location at Fort McClellan Alabama for Mr and Mrs JAS Park Avenue.
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Mr. Jas
Pete Ashbaugh Emerges as Notre Dame Pinch Player
Pete Ashbaugh, a diminutive third-string back from Youngstown, finally earned a key role for Notre Dame. Coach Leahy tested him at both halfback slots in scrimmage before spinal arthritis sidelined him, yet Ashbaugh sparked two decisive drives and a 26 0 victory over the Seahawks, then helped in the 21 14 win over unbeaten Cinci. He threw a 70 yard TD pass to Bob Dove and ran and caught passes, highlighting his potential as a versatile back.
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New York
Ted
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Dippy Evans
Cub Livingstone
Nall
Creighton Miller
Bill Earley
Eddie Krupa
Notre Dame
Pete Ashbaugh
South High
Youngstown
Leahy
Ashbaugh
Frank Leahy
Mayo Clinic
Ed McKeever
Jona Seahonts
Sinoia
Rusell Gilman Ashbaugh, Jr
Rusty
Walter Camp
Brown
Harvey Brown
Mike Koken
Ray Dahman
Fred Mundee
Bob Dove
Rockne
Irish
Pete
Pittsburgh
Seahawks
Crevehton Miltee
Bertiti
Seahawke
South Bend
Hingis
Mlinois
Bertelli Ashbaugh
Angelo Bertelli
John Creevey
Georgia
Dodd
Alex
Second March classic lure cited in wartime hoops notes
Sports roundup notes a Kansas City Intercollegiate tournament, All-Stars versus Oshkosh selections, and the morale of small college basketball. Mentions Missouri Max, Harvard coach Dick Harlow, Princeton upset rumors, and players from Fayetteville N Jou and Chanute Field. Includes Potpourri on water polo, boxing, and Navy Pre-Flight School drills.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Max E . Keiffer
Kansas City
Chicago
Notre Dame
Toledo
Seton Hall
I Long Island
Missouri
Max
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Princeton
War stamps revived for World War I era collectors
Reversal of policy allows stamp collectors to include war stamps in aging collections and show patriotism. New York dealer R J Scott Stamp & Coin Co sells sets at face value with mounting sheets free. Stamps come in 10 25 40 cent 1 and 5 dollar denominations. Argentina issues three new stamps in attractive designs.
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New York
R. J. Scott Stamp & Coin Co
Argentina and regional stamps highlight wartime and anniversary issues
The report notes Argentina releasing three stamps: a 35 cent blue express stamp showing Buenos Aires P.O., a 30 cent orange airmail design with an airplane shadow, and a 15 cent blue Columbus lighthouse issue marking Columbus’ venture’s 450th anniversary. Paraguay Nicaragua Guatemala and the Dominican Republic issued race relation stamps earlier. Paraguay has four emergency stamps awaiting a commemorative set. Brazil issues a 400 reis stamp for the fourth Eucharistic congress in Sao Paulo. Kenya Uganda Tanganyika join wartime era stamp issues. A total of 185000 planes built in two years implies about 535000 engines and up to 30 million spark plugs.
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Buenos Aires
Iit
Columbus
Argentina
Paraguay
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Dominican Republic
Sao Paulo
Kenya
Uganda
Tanganyika
State Teams Abroad Face Tough Weekend Schedule
Four Maryland and Pennsylvania opponents travel to out of state venues for Saturday games with Navy at Pennsylvania, Maryland visiting Duke in a key Southern Conference clash and Western Maryland at Dickinson in Carlisle. Johns Hopkins plays Susquehanna as Navy and Western Maryland look to build momentum. Maryland quarterback Tommy Mont leads the offense while Crawley and Schnurr miss practice ahead of the Penn game.
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Navy
University of Maryland
Bill Crawley
Fred Schnurr
Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Penn
Army
Western Maryland
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Red Devils
Dickinson
Johns Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Journeville
Seisinsgrove
Susquehanna College
Crawley
Schnurr
John E. Whelchel
Maryland
Tommy Mont
Duke
Marylanders Prep For Duke After Florida Loss
Maryland coach Clark Shaughnessy warned the Old Liners they must greatly improve to challenge Duke in Durham. Maryland faces travel penalties and key injuries as they gear up after a 13 0 win over Florida with scouts predicting a tough test against the Blue Devils. Brig Gen Patrick J Hurley arrived in Moscow after stops in Teheran and Kubyshev en route to New Zealand.
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College Park
Maryland
Florida
Washington
Clark Shaughnessy
Duke
Durham
Blue Devils
Shaughnessy
Carolina
Gators
Jack Manders
Georgia Tech
Castleberry
Flaster
Tech
Manders
Gordon Named Most Valuable American League Player
New York November report confirms Joe Gordon of the New York Yankees as the American League MVP, edging Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox 270 to 249 in a close balloting. The season highlighted Gordon with a .321 average, outstanding fielding, and key role in setting double plays, despite mixed World Series performance.
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New York
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Writers Association
Gordon
Williams
Joe
Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
Vernon
Oregon
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Red Rolfe
St. Louis Cardinals
DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Ernie Bonham
Tex Hughson
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cards
Georgia One Of Top Teams Georgia One Of Top Teams
Georgia's unbeaten Bulldogs lead the AP poll after beating Alabama, receiving 4 3 8 first place votes and 1 1894 points. Wisconsin rises to second after a win over Ohio State, with Georgia Tech and Notre Dame also holding top spots as Alabama drops.
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New York
Georgia
Alabama
Bulldogs
Associated Press’ Weekly
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Mtdison
Botton
Florida
Chattanooga
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Badgers
Irish
Notre Dame
Army
Texas Christian
Pennsylvania
University of California At
Los Angeles
Boston College
Minnesota
UCLA
Marriage license issued in Magerstown for Dares 4 and June V Goode
A marriage license was issued in Magerstown to Adares 4 marri son of Knoxville and June V Goode of Brunswick.
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Magerstown
Adares
Marrison
Knoxville
June V. Goode
Brunswick
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Phalica
Pel Mie
W. Geteer
Bob Ashbaugh
Russell Ashdaugh, Jr
Larry Dew
Fayetteville
N Jou
Chanute Field
Hank Dussetti
Lanny
Sergei Tokle
Mountain Infantry Training Center
Camp Cerseon
Colo
Woodward
Iowa
J. H. Kresmyre
Iowa Wesleyan
Carlos Soto
Argentine Golf Association
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Freddie
Vie Delhearn
Ray Robinson
Jefferson Boys’ Club
Bill Alexander
Georgea Tech
Notre Dame Eystem
Bob Siedier
Buffalo
All Aevertean Fe
Frankie Sinkuich
Ticters
Leo Costa
Georg
Lamar Davis
Costa
Vollne
United
Keystone Paint Products
N. Court St
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
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Fredericktown
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