Cadets Lose To Mont Blair High in Football Week
Montgomery Blair High School defeated the Frederick Cadets 39-7 on the local field. Larrimore and Ness scored for Blair with two long runs and a pass combination, while Frederick's Ed Hall scored their lone TD. Multiple plays were negated by penalties, and substitutions filled the benches.
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Montgomery-Blair High School
Frederick Cadets
Larrimoore
Theabell
Sne Fredericks
Ed Hall
Cushman
Hall
Ness E. Hall
Luckett Wagner
Theodell Burger
Themore Uy
Luckett
Larrimore
Richards
Cadie
Montgome
Blair
Jungs
Kins
Butler
Thompson
Frederick
Main
Dudderar Haugh
Fred Burgee
Flook
J. Baker
Houck
Baker
R. Smith
B. Engle
Cicjals
Quinn
Brittain
Price
Alexander and
Johnson
Weiner Claims Pacing Tar Heels Rushing Record
Art Weiner, a 6'3" 212 pound end, is credited with an 8.8 rushing average in five end-around plays for North Carolina. The feat underscores Weiner's top performance among North Carolina stars, contrasting with Choo Choo Justice’s reputation as a dual threat. The same technique aided Newark’s blocking front as well.
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North Caroina
Art Weiner
Weiner
Newark
N. J
Western Maryland Beats Mountaineers 20 14 On Friday Night
Western Maryland College defeated Emmitsburg’s Mountaineers 20 to 14 in a hard fought game. Key moments included a 43 yard kickoff return, a fourth quarter touchdown by Bellardinelli, and Sustained passing from Marty Green though injuries marred the action. Corrado and Corrado converted on a late score as Western Maryland sealed the win before Frederick Memorial Hospital treated an injured player.
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Western Maryland College
Stourt S. Marv
Emmitsburg
Walt Bellardinen
Mountaineer
Bellardy
John Law
Estern
Mountaineers
Corrado
Frank
Terrors
Tessig
Beld Dist
McLichland
Green
Mounre
Curra
Western Maryland
Me‘Lachlan
Giannelli
Corrada
Western Maryland Triumph Over Mt St Mary's in Tri-County Clash
Mt St Marys, led by quarterback Dyke and backs Jacobson and Rich, fall 239 yards in passes for Western Maryland. Western Maryland converts key plays including two successful passes and stifling Mt St Marys defense with strong line play from Kern, Ransford, and Morton as officials Donahue and Carlin officiate.
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Beilard
Carredo Mount
St. Marr
Walkersville Bowling League Scores Brief
Latest results show Lands 3 Ebert's 8, Jacobson 3 Walkersville 0 over Bridge. Match details indicate uneven performance with Lands beating Ebert's and Jacobson defeating Walkersville while Bridge scores not fully clear.
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Ebert's
Jacobson
Walkersville
Zew Bridge
Inter Church Bowling League Weekly Statistics
High individual game and set by B Strebel Middletown Luth eran 140 378 high match game Middletown Reformed 569 high match set Baptist 1631 individual Jack ston Jr Cola-Cola 170 individual set Charles Mays Jewelry Co 1 421 high team game and set Landis Jewelry Co 638 1929 Season High Scores individual game and set Crampton Coca Cola 170 331 high team game Eberts 677 high team set Landis Jewelry 3929 L Smith Doubs 123 424 high match game and set Cal vary Methodist Church 486 1477
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B. Strebel
Middletown Lutheran
Middletown Reformed
Baptist
Jackston Jr
Cola-Cola
Charles Mays Jewelry Co
Landis Jewelry Co
Crampton
Coca-Cola
Ebert's
Landis Jewelry
L. Smith
Doubs
Cal_ vary
Lutheran
Grace Reformed
Lutheran i
Bastist
Brunswick Booters Defeat Frederick in High School Soccer
Brunswick defeats visiting Frederick 3 to 2 on a sodden Railroad Field to move Frederick from third place. Deener scores all three Brunswick goals with Mills adding one. Final period sees Frederick scoreless as Malis breaks through for the lone visiting tally.
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Frederick
Staadings
Brunswick
Deener
Fcie
Malis
Frederick Pos
Weddle
L. Wiles
Thompson
Smith Mills
Cunningham
Engle OR
Cornelis
Ausherman Lhb
Merriman
Wiles Chs
Merriman i Nusbaum
Keyzer Plunkard Leb Orndorf
Blumenauer
Reb Jenkins Miller
Bower
Brunswick fEo.o
Mills
Frederick — Dudderar
Sweadner Rippeon
Neale Switches To T After Studying Bears Film Tactics
HARRY GRAYSON reports Earle Neale favors the T formation over the single wing after studying Bears film for five months. He switched from the old wing to coach the Eagles following Lex Thompson's invitation, citing the Bears’ four touchdowns against the Giants and a 73–0 championship win as proof of the new system's potential. Neale recalls learning from Carl Snavely and Penn State influences, noting the shift from center under snap and motion to a direct pass and T-driven attack.
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Harry Grayson
New York
Earle Neale
Greasy Neale
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Neale
Bears
Giants
Redskins
Lex Thompson
Yale
Eagles
Lex
Weale
Red Grange
Tew
Dagrosa
Carl
Bowling Standings and Results from Blue Ridge Major League
Blue Ridge Major Bowling League standings show Palace leading with 19 points followed by American Legion and Peoples Cleaners. Highlights note Northcool and Waynesboro games, high team game by Palace with 662, and high individual scores 406 by Remsburg Northcool Clothes.
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Blue Ridge Major Bowling League
Amer. Legion
Peoples Crrs
Coliseum
Palace
Walkersville
Everedy
Morthcool
Waynesboro
Peoples
Amer
Legion Ai Everedy
Mileg
American Legion
Fred
Peoples Cleaners
Northeco Clothes
the Everedy Co
Wesnesboro
H S Soccer League Results and Football Game Highlights
results from yesterday show Brunswick 3 Frederick 1 in a high school soccer league clash while Georgetown college football beat New York University 12 to 1 in a lopsided game NYU’s Jack Fogarty delivered a remarkable 93 yard kickoff return to spark a late score
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H. S. Soccer League
Brunswick
Frederick
HOYAS
Washington
New
Genrzetown
New York Universiy
Jack Fogarty
Ao Forarty
Georgetown
NYU
Judge Sees Poverty Not Cause for Neglecting Children
Three Ridgeley teens pleaded guilty before Judge Ernest A. See in Mineral County Circuit Court on theft charges. The boys Robert Redman Eston Lambert and Frederick Calhoun faced parental responsibility remarks as their parole is set by the judge. In other notes Maryland livestock outlook predicts lower feed grain prices and good hay crops while a Westover Base bomber from Bolling AFB is missing near Argentia Newfoundland with six aboard.
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Keyser
Wo Va
Ernest A. See
See
Mineral County
Robert Redman
Eston Lambert
Frederick Calhoun
Ridgeley
W.va
Ridgeey
Jucsige Lee
John Redman
Maryland
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
P—Air Force
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington
Argentia
Nfld
Air Force
Weather Summary for November 1947 District Report
The report notes trace precipitation in the last 24 hours ending at 8 39 am. for November to date 0 42 inches versus normal 0 263 inches. Excess precipitation to November 1 stands at 0 745 inches. Yesterday high reached 62 degrees and low 13 degrees. Rivers including Monocacy and Potomac run clear at Ceresville. Moon and sun rise set times listed with minor shifts.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Full Time Garden Tips From Local Specialists
Local specialists advise on composting leaves and garden debris to enrich soil for next year. They suggest spreading mulch around tomatoes, using rotting leaves for added organic matter, and storing bean poles in a dry place for winter.
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Edward Kalist
County Soccer League schedule and notes from Brunsy event
Blue Ridge Summit at New Wind sor Middletown Brunsy game moved for special celebration at Brunsy k k Referee MEETING MONDAY Frederik County Softball League managers called to off season meeting Monday night to organize 1949 season Secretary Clark Sheetenheim announced. Meeting of house holders and new team representatives desiring to enter Blue is set for 8 pm at the local M C A. Election of officers will be held.
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New Windsor
Rover
Middletown
Brunsy
Pete Keefer Thurmont
Walkersville
Dutch” Shaffer
Ck. K
Frederik County Softball League
Clark Sheetenheim
Bue
NLRB orders election at American Stores markets
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a jurisdictional election among employees of six American Stores markets in Frederick and Brunswick Maryland and surrounding towns. Workers split into two groups for meat department representation by AFL and Retail Clerks or a single bargaining unit. board debates unit scope and schedule before December ballots. A separate note reports Ambassador Lane on U S policy toward Russia and a new growth promoting chemical dithiobiuret boosting rice leaf production and extending grape vine cuttings.
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Washington
Natonal Labor Relations Board
American Stores, Inc
Fredenex
Brunswick
Adietown
AFL
Frederck
Middlete
Psn
West
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Pilaster
Home State
Pimlico
H. L. Straus
Reisterstown
Halconero
Petrol Point
Mill River Stable
Miss Grillo
Tea Maker
Missio
MD. Downs
Terback Smezk
Beligf
Collins
Tittle
Corky Zeigler
Beachley Main
Robert Crone
Luther Murray
Buddy Burts
Charles Shafer
Futz
Rudy Fhe Stroud
Brace Brandenburg
Hugh Re
Bill Shote
Dave Rudy
Zeze
Mt. St. Mary Pas
Vonderlehr LE LE Cotter Tovoss
McAndrews
Gelish
Pris i McKeon
Betlardinelli
Leahy Corrade
St Mary
Inter-Church Bowling League
L Pet. Evan
Reformed
Mid Lutheran
Bucklystown
Baptist A
Pleasant
Calvary Methodist
Ch. of
Brethren
Steve van Buren
Monocacy Motors, Inc
N. Market St
Nour Service
Northcool
Remsburg
Northreel Clothes
Thurmont
Middletown Brunswick
Nees
Shipley’s Sport Store
Tha Abe
Ste Uae
Aten
Ington
WooVa
Authur
Bliss Lane
U.S
Poland
Russia
Truman
Lane
Clark Sheetenheli’s Orchestra
Woody Free
His
Memory Trio
J. Paul Delphey
Hove Owned
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Lincoln Oye
Alg Se
W. Patrick Street
N. HL Bart, Mare
Pat
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