Rams Take Conference Top Position
Los Angeles Rams toppled Green Bay 45-14 to seize first in the National Conference as New York Yanks fell to Chicago 28-20. Browns kept a slim American Conference lead with a 34-17 win over San Francisco while Giants beat Chicago 91 and Eagles shut out Washington 38-0. Steelers beat Baltimore 17-7 as Detroit idle.
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Ralph Roden
New York
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Waterfield and Company
Packers
New York Yanks
Yanks
Chicago
Bears
Rams
Cleveland Browns
Browns
San Francisco 49Ers
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Giants
Chicago Cardinals
Eagles
Washington Red Skins
Pittsbuugh Steelers
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
Waterfield
Norm van Brocklin
Glenn Davis
Brocklin
Tobin Rote
Larry Coutre
al Baldwin
George’ Ratterman
Windy City Crew
John O'Quinn
Wake Forest
Chuck Hunsinger
Florida
49Ers
Lou
Groza
Dopey Whelps
Frankie Alcart
Nins
Small College Teams Carry State Gridiron Spotlight
Maryland and Navy headlines overshadowed by smaller programs as state teams posted more wins. Navy suffered a 27-0 loss to Tulane, Maryland tied North Carolina 7-7, while Maryland State Morgan and Princess Anne teams won decisively. Western Maryland, Washington College, and Johns Hopkins also delivered victories, pushing their season records toward balance.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Navy
Tulane
North Carolina
Midshipmen
Middies
Terps
Buti
Maryland State
Morgan
Princess Anne Combine
Wilkes
Hampton
Harlow Henderson
Lebanon Vatley
Charley Havens
Harry Miller
Washington College
Shoremen
Miller
Eddie
Johns Hopking
Dickinson
Blue Jays
Texas A. and M. Coach Reflects On Three Rough Years
Dallas November 12 Grim-lipped Harry Stiteler, leader of Texas A and M football, recalled three harrowing seasons and praised his Aggies for reaching the glory road after beating Southern Methodist 25 to 20. He said the team showed stout hearts and never quit as time ran out on SMU.
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Dallas
Harry Stiteler
Texas A
Aggies
Southern Methodist
SMU
Weekend Grid Scores Across Colleges and States
Weekend scores list numerous college games with wide point differentials. Notable results include East teams New Mexico beating East Arms 51 to 9, Navy routed 0, Princeton 63 over Harvard 26, and California 83 to 1 over UCLA Far West. Other matchups show Clemson 35 over Boston College 14 and Nebraska 49 over Kansas State 21.
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East Arms
New Mexico
Tulane
Navy
Princeton
Harvard
Maryland State
Wilkes
Penn State
West Virginia
Pennsyyvania
Brown
South Kentucky
Miss. State
N. C. State
Davidson
LSU
Vanderbilt
Citadel
South Carolina
VMI
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
Duke
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
William & Mary
Clemson
Boston College
Richmond
N. Car
W. Va. State
Midwest
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Illinois
Towa
Detroit
Duquesne
Nebraska
Kansas State
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Far West California
UCLA
Texas
Baylor
Texas A. & M
Southern
Cross-Country Meet Here On Tuesday Prep News
Frederick High School Jagvees lost to St James 19 to 17 in a dual meet at St James near Hagerstown. Willie Erlstock won the St James course in 8 minutes 53 seconds for 1 3/4 miles. St James runners Glasser Oliver and Flory placed second third and fourth. Frederick’s Boone Ford Staley were fifth sixth and seventh. Only Frederick juniors varsity competed against St James varsity. Coggin Wins Tourney Coggin won the Savannah Open golf tournament in Savannah Georgia by two strokes with 280 total after a final round 69 three under par.
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Jagvees
St. James
Hagerstown
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Cadets School
Woodland
Coggin
Savannah
Willie Coggin
White Springs
N. C
Jockey Shoemaker Hurt At Agua Caliente Start
Jockey Willie Shoemaker suffered a badly bruised foot when his mount Mosaic toppled at the starting gate at Agua Caliente. Taken to a track hospital, he was sent to San Diego for x rays after winning two races earlier to reach 326 1950 victories and extend his lead over Joe Culmone.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Willie Shoemaker
America
Shoemakers
Mosaic
Track
Snoemaker
San Diego
el Paso, Tex
Air Terror
Fun Fair
Joe Culmone
Pimlico
National League Week Summary Matches and Next Week Games
In Sunday action the National League results saw Chicago Bears 28 defeating the New York Yankees 20 while Baltimore won 7 over Philadelphia. Other scores included San Francisco 14 at Cleveland, Washington 34 over Chicago, and Green Bay 45 at Los Angeles. Next Sunday matches Chicago Cardinals at Philadelphia, Green Bay at Detroit, Los Angeles at New York Yankees, New York Giants at Baltimore, San Francisco at Chicago Bears, and Washington at Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chi. Bears
N.Y. Yankees
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Cardinals
Detroit
N. Y
Yankees
N. Y. Giants
Don Samuel Nears Steelers Return After Injury
Don Samuel, once a rookie sensation for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is set to return to the lineup after a severe knee dislocation and a grueling comeback. Despite doctors’ doubts, the Oregon State alumnus persevered through operations and rehab, earning a chance during recent practices and now rejoining the squad following the recent 9-7 win over the Eagles.
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Pittsburgh
Don Samuel
Pittsburgh Steelers
Samuel
New York Bulldogs
Yankees
Don
Oregon State
Steelers
Cambridge Springs
Art Rooney
Rooney
Johnny Michelosen
Philadelphia Eagles
Frank Sinkovitz
Bob Balog
Shorty MacWilliams
Single Wing Gains Again by Harry Graxson
In a provocative look at football formations, Harry Graxson argues the single wing endures against the modern T formation. He cites Caldwell and many coaches who favored it, noting Ohio State Navy and Cornell tests, and highlights Neyland and Tennessee's continued use of the single wing amid T advances. He also mentions the 1940 Rose Bowl victory and recent game outcomes supporting the single wing's staying power.
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Harry Graxson
NEA
New York
Princeton
Charles William Caldwell
Frank Leahy
Red Blaik
Paul Brown
Greasy Neale
Steve Owen
Lou Little
Jef Cravath
Pappy Waldorf
Howie Qdell
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Washington
Chicago Bears
Redskins
Jock Sutherland
Johnny Michelosen
Bernie Bierman
Fritz Crisler
Bennie Oosterba
Iowa T
Navy
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithaca
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Neyland
Second Straight For Walkersville Booters
Walkersville secured a 2-0 victory over Hancock to take temporary leadership in Washington County League play. Sonny Shafer’s late free kick and Dan Wachter’s second-period goal provided the scoring, as Walkersville’s defense limited Hancock’s chances. Brunswick tied Sharpsburg. Middletown beat Clear Spring in other county games.
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Washington County League
Hancock
Downes
Sonny” Shafer
Dan Wachter
Frederick County
Brunswick
Sharpsburg
Railroad
Middletown
Clear Spring
Walkersville Pas
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G . Skidmore
W. Eaves
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Hoffman Whitmore
Kerns Shankle
J . Crouse
D. Wachter
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Corbett
Ferlods
Tn Hancock
Rover
Blower
Ensor
Bell
F. Wachter
Munson
Boyer
Weller
Washington County Soccer League Results Summary
Washington County Soccer League results include Walkersville 2 Hancock 0 and Brunswick 3 Sharpsburg 3. Middletown beat Clear Spring Williamsport 6 and Funkstown. Weekly statistics cite high game and set by Eagles 575 and 90. Mossburg tops high individual game and Stauffer high set for Eagles 381.
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Hancock
Brunswick
Sharpsburg
Middletown
Clear Spring
Williamsport
Funkstown
Eagles
Mossburg
Frederick County
Stauffer
Funkstown A
Anu Hancock
Glade Valley League
Ramsburg Welding
Farmers
Ox Co
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Lawson Mot
Mt. Plea
May Tie For Conference Leadership
Clemson's Tigers eye at least a tie for second in the Southern Conference as they face Furman. Wake Forest could climb to second after beating Duke. Washington and Lee leads with five straight wins. Remaining games include Washington and Lee at November 13, Furman at Clemson, Wake Forest at NC State, and South Carolina at South Carolina. Clemson, Wake Forest, and Washington and Lee remain in the hunt.
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Richmond
Clemson
Tigers
Frank Howard
Bengals
Furman
Davidson
Citadel
Wake Forest
Duke
Denes
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Washington and Lee
Richmound
W 1& L
Nemson
Guido (Scouler
Searton
Gil Bocetli
Delaware
Boston College
Fred Cone
Tiger
Frederick High Wins Soccer Game
Frederick High School won 2-1 against Mt. Airy in a Saturday inter county match at Mt. Airy. Frederick played with deep substitutes while Mt. Airy started and stayed with their full squad. goals were scored by Sweadner Dudderar and Overholtzer with Frederick substitutions listed.
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Mt. Airy High School
Frederickktonians
Mt. Airy Eleven
Frederick Pos
Mt. Airy
Soith OL Overholizer Thompson
McEhresh
Morris
Cramer
Baugher
King
Ziegler
Gordon
Engle
Sweadner
Dudderay
Stone
Wiles
Summers
Mercer
Plunkard
Blumenauer
Hemby
Fedora Reserve rejects Lincoln bill print request
The Fedora Reserve previously turned down President Lincoln's application to print additional Civil War currency. A curious note mentions Luvcasts picture on five bills. Other items report a large crab found in Alaskan waters and a king crab weighing up to sixteen pounds.
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Sellands Gaid
Fedora Reserve
Lincoln
Made Nearly Perfect Five Dollar Bills Exposed
Kenneth Hollands, 24, in Los Angeles admits producing near perfect five dollar bills to protest the Federal Reserve system. Secret Service head Fred C. Wasson says the counterfeit notes show high craftsmanship. Hollands was arrested in a Hollywood hotel with stacks of phony bills. He says he learned from books and never used photo engraving or printing.
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Kenneth Hollands
Federal Reserve
Fred C. Wasson
U S
Secret Service
Offic
Wollands
Hollywood
Wasson
Hollands
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