State Teams Prep for Weekend Tilts in Major Camps
Maryland four major gridiron camps Navy University of Maryland Western Maryland and Johns Hopkins drill hard for Saturday encounters. Navy faces Columbia led by Paul Governali while Maryland braces for Virginia at Charlottesville. Western Maryland aims to halt Delaware as Johns Hopkins eyes Swarthmore upset and Jed Goldberg returns. Cornell to open next year with Navy in Baltimore schedule.
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Maryland
Navy
University of Maryland
Western Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Annapolis
Johnny Wheichel
Columbis
Paul Governali
Davey
Obiien
Texas Christian
Bud Schwenk
Washington University
St. Louis
Columbia Star
Baltimore Stadium
Pennsylvania
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Shaughnessy
Duke
Murray
Art O'Keefe
Bernie Gusgesky
Susquehanna
Swarthmore
Delaware
Jed Goldberg
Hopkins
Cornell University
Baltimore
Winter Ski Heats Up As New England Centers Open
New England ski centers will open in December. Notable skiers include Walter Prager and Ed Blood among others. The piece notes service members in athletic roles and a quirky Manchester ski timer ride. Also mentions bench injuries and Navy sports squads. Acorn production figures and a volcanic eruption in New Zealand conclude the item.
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New York
New England
Torger Tokie
Walter Prager
Everett Bailey
Ed Blood
Harold Sorenson
Birger Torrissen
New Hampshire
Vermont
Manchester
Tech Bulldogs Face Georgia In Novel Freshman Castleberry Era
Georgia Tech and Georgia prepare for a pivotal rivalry clash at Athens on November 28. Freshman Castleberry and sophomore Prokop are praised by coach Bobby Dodd for dynamic playmaking as Tech seeks to topple Frankie Sinkwich and the Bulldogs in a season that could shape bowl bids and claimed championships.
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Burton Benjamin
NEA
Stel
Atlanta
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Ric Ted
Alabama
Frankie Sinkwich
Tech
Clint Castleberry
Eddie Prokop
Lastleberry
Castleberry
Engineers
Auburn
Notre Dame
Chattanooga
Davidson
Navy
Duke Wathvulla
Boys' High School of
Southern Prep
Georgia Prep
Bobby Dodd
Alexander
Prokop
Cleveland
Dodd
Cathedral Latin
Baylor Military Academy
Ohio
Tennessee
Eagles Near Sugar Bowl
Eagles poised for Fordham Boston University and Holy Cross after a dominant stretch including a fourth shutout. Boston College piled up 155 points and 84 first downs while Furtoack Misker Connolly sparked the air game with 29 completions in six games.
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Boston
Boston College Eagles
Denny Myers
Iis
Fordham
Boston University
Holy Cross
Myers
Temple
Owls
West Virginia
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Eagles
Farnham Rams
Buy War Bonds to Arm Field Artillery Instruments
The article promotes buying War Bonds to fund field artillery gear and observation optics. It explains costs vary by lens size and urges payroll savings plans for regular purchases, claiming a return of 54 for every 7 invested. It emphasizes supporting military readiness through public investment.
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S.a Pessuey Weparim
Middletown High Soccer Tops Silentees In Slippery Field
Middletown High School's soccer team defeated the Maryland State School for the Deaf Silentees 3 to 1 on a slick field. Kline's two goals in the third period carried Middletown, with Remsberg and Manahan adding goals earlier. Bowman of the Silentees scored late but the effort fell short.
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Middletown High School
Maryland
Deat.hy
Silentees
Valleyiles
Frederick High School
Feld
Middletowns
Silentee
Kline
Beere
Manahin
Middletowners
Hauvermen
Bowman
Silen
Reamehorg
Town
Middletown Holler Hoffman Hawke - Ryman Ferrell
Haupt Manahan Kefauver
Bowman Strobel ' Baraty
Shaffer Boyer
Kine Hook
Shaffer Potts
Boyer
McKenny
Harshman
Count Fleet Wins Race At Pimlico
Count Fleet owned by Mrs. John D. Hertz won the Walden Stakes at Pimlico with Johnny Longden aboard, finishing 1 1/16 miles in 1 44 4/5. The Reigh Count colt earned 9,700 for a season total of 73,245 as Uncle Billies took second and Rough Dee third in front of about 7,500 spectators.
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Baltimore
John D. Hertz
Count Fleet
Pimlico
Johnny Longden
Hane
Longden
C. E. Nelson
Uncle Billies
Rough ‘Dee
Rough Dee
John A. Manfuso
Chicago Bears Pour It On In More Ways Than One
Brooklyn Dodgers suffer a 35-0 defeat at Ebbets Field as Chicago Bears dominate in all facets. Getto cites torn ligaments and facial cuts among Dodgers as key injuries, while Bears’ power and toughness leave opponents wishing for better fortune.
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Chicago Bears
Mike Getto
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Con
Getto
George Kinard
Tom Robertson
Bruins
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Robacant Kinard
Tve
Bears
Joe Studahay
Gene Fekete
Ohio State
Pop
Big Ten
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Fekete
Buckeyes
Pittsburgh
Findlay
Paul Brown
The
Scarlet
Gray
Tommy James
Paul Sarringhsus
Massillon
Brown
Les Horvath
George Munger
Pennsylvania
Navy
Midshipmen
Quakers
Penn
Middies
Paris Radio Reports Arrests Aimed at National Disintegration
Paris radio announced that police had arrested an unspecified number of persons "consciously doing the work of national disintegration." It urged reliance on French newspapers and radio for North Africa news and warned against spreading unverified reports.
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Paris
France
North
Africa
Stamps In The News Wartime British issues and watermarks
Great Britain expands wartime economies by adding margins on stamp sheets causing three sided perforations. Watermark variations appear on stamps from Togm ka Tonga and the Friendly Islands, with new patterns and a C. A. crown and apple design. First day covers mark Columbus landing 1492 with Bahama overprints in multiple penny values.
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Great Britain
Togm ‘Ka
Tonga
C. A
J. & H. Stolew
New York
South Pacific
Fiji
Samoa
Salote
Columbus
San Salvador
Bahama Islands
New Australian stamps for American collectors feature merino and emu designs
Two new Australian stamps become available to American collectors. One 45d stamp shows two merino sheep against the interior. the other, in dark blue, depicts an emu. Both are compact issues with overprint details. Indianapolis news notes Bush will return as manager for next season while Hartnett moves to a major league post. About 4,540 tons of rough steel are used in liberty cargo ships.
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Virginia
Terrors
Delaware University
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Angel Werner
Liwn Veenecusian
Oklahoma Jayvees
Charles Heard
Werner
George Parker
Washburn U
Parker
Sammy
Tommy Harmon
Bob Westfall
Michigan
Ferry Field
Towa Navy
Iowa City
Pat Livingston
Pittsburgh Steelers
Uncle Sams
Jack McGinley
Jim Carroll
Johnny Maher
Lynn ©. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Franklin Field
Jack Stevens
Red Heard
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Tedh
Ned Irish
Joe Muha
Bory
Giants
Ned
CROF
Washington
Agriculture Department
New Zealand
Tech-Bulldog
Frank Leahy
Irish
Leahy
Jack Handers
Manders
Georgia Front
Georgia Tech Ramblers
Sugar Bowl
Roston College
Jimmie Arnold
Presbyterian Sunday School
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Joe Royal
Jack Fleischman
Hubert Harp
Robbie Haller
Bobbie Cramer
Brandfield
Austin Hartsock
Darrell Phebus
Thei J Ratk
Bobbie Strine
Denners Bobbie Leather
Bobbie Rhoderick
Iene
Kees
Randy
Beck
Abdomin
Trune
Pitas
Cuba
Middletown
Gridders
College Park
Armed Forces
Harry Navy
Huntington
Harry Walton
Roanoke
Armed Services
Bows Nary
Walton
Markell & Ford
A Home Small Loan Co
North Court
Phil
Mae
R. R
American Timber Products
Max Wagenberg
P. O
Frederick
Fair Ground Road
East Church St
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Mas Savings Club
Fredericktown
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