Rose Bowl fate debated by northwest coast leaders
Sports writers argue over which team should represent the Pacific Coast in the Rose Bowl as Michigan may be barred by a conference rule. California and Oregon could finish undefeated, while the Big Nine contender lands on a suspenseful split decision shaping the Pasadena lineup.
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Ipe Big Nite
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Calnornia
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Western
Minnesota
Braven Dyer
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Donald Ducks
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Big Nine
Plans For Defense Pact Move Swiftly
Plans for a North Atlantic defense pact gained rapid momentum as the Brussels pact powers discussed a U S Canada backed security arrangement. James Forrestal met with Clement Attlee while diplomats weighed a 30 year US commitment and a consultative committee would decide defenses after an attack.
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London
United States
Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Washington
Ottawa
Paris
Canada
U. S
Saturday November 13 Radio Schedule Highlights
NBC WHAL broadcasts a full Saturday lineup with News 6200 reports Religion in News and Sports features. Program blocks include Dance Hour, Parade, Quiz shows, Mystery and Detective series, and Evening entertainment leading to late night dramas and Hollywood commentary.
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Cpa
Nbc
Abe Senscast
Cbe
Abe Eports
Mtsea Tase
Ohbs- West
Abe Jaks
Abe T
NSC
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Cbs
Abe Dance
Ebs Jack Lea
Abe Tomy
Cba Treasury
Abde Hawai
Mbs
Careva
Abe
Nase
Abe & Fumbards
Dennis Dar
A Krackin
Charles Town Track Set to Open November 29
Charles Town Jockey Club announces the start of the final 13 days of the 1948 Eastern racing season on Monday November 29. The track adopts the American Totalizator wagering system with new front and rear booths and additional double booths planned to modernize betting operations.
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Charles Town
W Va
Charles Town Jockey Club
West Virginia
New York
Newland
Florida
Albert 3. Borie
H Tuckwiller
Meat Outlook Fails to Keep Up With Wheat Surplus
A wartime era analysis notes U S wheat stockpiles exceed immediate needs and only modest meat supply gains are expected this year due to feed allocation, with beef cattle and pig production lagging. It references 1948 harvests and forecasts exports of about 450 million bushels, while domestic use shows limited growth and per capita meat consumption remains restrained.
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New York
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department of the
Esa
Mountaineers rely on two Mount St juniors for tackle duty
Coach John Law places faith in Mount St College juniors Natale from Chester and Delaney from Mt. Carmel Marys to handle the tackle positions against St. Vincent's after injuries suffered by the Mountaineers in a game with Western Maryland last week.
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John Law
Mount St College
Mountaineers
Western Maryland
St. Vincent's
Pennsylvania
Natale
Chester
Delaney
Mt. Carmel
Mary's
DiMaggio at Hopkins Faces Heel Treatment Options
Joe DiMaggio, at Johns Hopkins Hospital, weighs whether to have surgery on a recurring heel injury as doctors decide if an operation is needed. He says the ailment did not cause the Yankees pennant loss and notes past leg issues, including knee trouble and a thigh strain, but expects a possible crutch period after any procedure. Drs Bennett and Graynor will determine the course of action for his heel.
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Baltimore
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
Johns Hopkins Hospital
George Bennet
Dr. Bennett
Bennett
Sid Graynor
Yankee Club
Will Dende
Joes
Middletown and Brunswick Tie In High School Soccer
In yesterday’s high school soccer league action Middletown and Brunswick played to a draw at Walkersy with goals from both sides. Freder and Mondar also registered results in the day’s senior fixtures across the league.
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Middletown
Freder
Game Mondar Brunswick
Walkersy
Frederick County Soccer League Schedule Highlights
Frederick County Soccer League games list Middletown at New Windsor with referee Roger Thurmont at Summit Brunswik at Walkersville with referee Pete Keefer. The notes include referees for each match.
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Middletown
New Windsor
Roger Thurmont
B. R. Summit
Roger Brunswik
Walkersville
Pete Keefer
Notre Dame Seeks Tougher Schedule For Football Tests
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy said he wants tougher opponents such as Minnesota Michigan and Army to shape a tougher regular schedule. He noted Michigan and Army possibly going undefeated would complicate a mythical national title and discussed the upcoming Northwestern game with guarded optimism.
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Ind
Leahy
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Michigan
Army
Bames Leahy
Local Dignitaries Attend Mt Zion Parish Service and Church Dedication
A large congregation gathered at Mt Zion in Sharpsburg for a Sunday service led by Dr. William A. Wade with Rev. Edward P Heinze delivering the sermon. The new Narthex bell tower and bulletin board were dedicated as part of a 1995 Sacristy and furnishings dedication. Local families and guests from nearby towns attended, sharing news of visits, school speakers, and community events across the area.
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Sharpsburg
William A. Wade
Edward P Heinze
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
York
Speater
Lester Branner
Washington
L.A
Vergie Peliar
Hess
Newton D Baker Hospital
Tuezda
James
Sundar
H L Rodeffer
Ada Stone
Kington
Union Cemetery
Middletown battles Frederick in county league tilt
Middletown defeats Frederick 2 to 1 in a tense county winter scholastic soccer game. The Cadets and Valleyites trade field goals in the open period. Stroup boots a penalty to break a one all tie as Middletown joins Frederick in a first place tie before Thurmont’s loss. Williamsport earns a point under Maryland rules for more former kicks. substitutions noted and officials listed.
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Taneytown Legion, Putuan Sisters meet. tidings from November events
Taneytown reports on Hesson-Snider Post 120 activities with Neal W. Powell presiding and Bernard Elliott detailing the November 11 party readiness. Renovation of the Legion home advances with an oil burner heating system. remodeling completed by Legion labor.
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Taneytown
Hesson-Snider Post No
American Legion
Neal W. Powell
Bernard Eiliott
Legion Home
Legion
Putuan Sisters
Tanevio Temple No
Biri Lula Basehoar
Baltimore Street
Tueday
Rena
Ethel
Catherine
Fedeagor Society
Bostr Yaeelve
Amfiss Brielva Foom
Caroline Shriner
Estate assets exceed 100000 in Baltimore area holdings
Benjamin L Shuff as executor reported a partial estate inventory to Register of Wills Harry BD. Radehf showing assets likely over 100000. Current items list stocks and bonds 48174, personal property 2983, real estate ground rents in Baltimore City 50900 with further inventories to be filed.
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Elsie Getty
Register of Wills
Harry BD. Radehf
Baltimore City
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