St Vincent's Downs Mount St Mary's 31 7
St Vincent's College of Latrobe Pa defeated Mount St Mary's College 31 to 7 at McCurdy Field before about 3,000 fans. Mickey Puskar ran for three touchdowns and led the Bearcats, while Mountaineers star Walt Sel Jardinelli left early with a hip injury. Mountaineers fumbled four times, three recovered by St Vincent's. Puskar added a 50 yard TD sprint and a 19 yard run, with two extra points missed. Collins converted one PAT. a second attempt succeeded after a horn. Green scored for Mount St Marys. Final: St Vincent's 31, Mount St Marys 7.
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Mickey
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Ed Ward
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Marty Green
Collins
Jim Delany
Michaelis
Bit
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Ini Stansky O Connor
McAndrews
Kmetz Gelish
Demilio
Curran
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Rocerka
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National Football Los Angeles Week 52 Ex vs Bears
National Football League results note 52 Ex defeating Chicago Bears 7 Philadelphia and Washington squads listed for upcoming games. Next Sunday schedule includes Chicago Bears at Boston Los Angeles at Chicago Card in New York at Green Bar Pittsburgh at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Los Angeles at Baltimore San Francisco at Brooklyn.
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Washington
Bostor
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Browns climb to loop lead in AAC after 14 7 win
New York Nov 14 The Cleveland Browns atop the Western Division by beating San Francisco 14 7 in Cleveland Stadium in front of 82768. The 49ers first loss of the season came as Baltimore and New York posted wins while Chicago and Los Angeles also won in a Pro grid day.
Meet Tonight To Take Up Forming Of League
Prisonburg Va November 14. Local representatives plan a meeting Monday night to form a professional baseball league of West Virginia and Pennsylvania clubs. Ray Ryan of Columbus, former league president, has toured the area as field representative for the National Association. Interest shown in Harrisonburg Waynesboro Charlottesville Woodstock Virginia Cumberland Frederick Martinsburg Chambersburg and Chambers area towns.
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Ray Ryan
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Woodstock
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W. Va
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Weekend Grid Results Across Ranked Clubs and Colleges
Weekend college grid results feature St Vincent beating Mt. St Marys 31 to 13 while Navy routed St Lawrence 0 to 7. Duke topped G. W. 9 to 62 and North Carolina beat Maryland 49 to 2. Army defeated Penn 26 to 20, with several other scores including Princeton 20
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Columbia
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G. W
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Haverford
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Rice
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Texas
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Far West
California
Washington State
Middletown Leads in Sunday Soccer Action and Other Local Boxing
Middletown assumed the lead in the Frederick County Soccer League by beating New Windsor 5 to 1 in Carroll County. Brunswick upset Walkersville 3 to 1 after four extra rounds at Walkersville. Thurmont tied for fourth with Blue Ridge Summit after a 6 to 0 win over Summit. In bowling, a Bristol bowler won $500 at a 15-game tourney with 2,061 pins. General John L. Chamberlain, aged 90, died at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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T Cooper
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Walkersville Pas
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Martin
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Rover
Dingle
L. Calimer
Fox
Ing
Bristol
Lee Seim
Annad
Lindsay Stott
Washington
John L. Chamberlain
Welter Reed Army Hospital
Frederick County Soccer League Results Summary
Yesterday results show Thurmont 6 B R Summit 3 Middletown 3 Windsor 1 Brunswick 3 Walkersville 4 after extra periods. Next Sunday Windsor at Thurmont Walkersville at Middletown B R Summit at Brunswick.
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Middletown
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Walkersville
Local V. F. W. Edges Hagerstown In 13-12 Thriller
Benny Benvignotti earned Camp Derrick glory as the Frederick VFW squad defeated Hagerstown A C 13 to 12 at Owl Stadium Magersto Srl. A fourth quarter kickoff return and a 9 yard interception run sparked the VFW win with Don Shattenberger’s placement and Ike Eichelberger’s earlier touchdown highlighting the scoring. Sidelights include Einebinder 35 yard TD, Carey receiving from Warden, and Bel Air next Sunday.
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Reddle
Hagerstown
Shirey
J. Scinder
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Ba Warden
Fox
Carther and
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Westminster High Pours It On Frederick Cadets In 53 0 Victory
Westminster High overwhelmed Frederick High 53 to 0 as the Westminster defense stifled the Cadets after an early threat. Buzz Warner produced a 72 yard run to near the goal and Westminster receivers raced for multiple scoring passes as the home team dominated from the opening minutes.
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Westminster High
Frederick High
Westminster
Buzz Warner
West Minster
Cadets Overmatched by Home Team as Seniors Lead
The Cadets trailed 30 to 0 at halftime and used reserves in the second half while the home team, using the regulars, extended the lead. Cadet fullback Dick Jurgee suffered a badly sprained left leg in the contest as injuries mounted.
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Twil
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Mictnoon
Frederick Pes
Westminster
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Dutterar Border RG
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Ible
Trump
Izzard
Mumver
Harden
Ecnxer
Kef
Bowling League Results and Standings
Bowling league results show Schlitz Beer 3 Geiser's 0 and Tucker's Stoke Jack's 2 Old Reading Beer 1 with high game by Burdette and high set by Rice. American Stores posted 699 1781 in high game and match. Next games include Mackenzie Amoco Mercer Jones Moose Lodge Jack Feed Store Storm Shipley and Kelly's Mil. Communist gains contested as unofficial returns place Communists losing 12 of 36 seats in Geneva Regions Parliament after voting yesterday and today.
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Ik Tucker's Stokers
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Meer Jones & Son
AO Geiser's Lig
Hopkins And Western Md Football Tie Tops Weekend
Johns Hopkins and Western Maryland clash as top stories while Free State football weekend features scouts at a church ceremony marking Janette Low founder’s birthday. Arrests docketed report three city arrests with bail amounts listed for each case.
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Maryland
Washington College
Mt. St. Mar
Gatty
Celleg
Wien
Pkins
Mae
Mingion
Gallaudet + Tithe
Fiat
Mason-Dixon Oppen
Brownies
Commuustice
Janette Low
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Virginian Boyer
Coih School
Greta, Gallahan
Betty Rhoderick
Miriam Young
Nancy Pfeiffer
Weather Summary for November Precipitation and Temps
Weather data show 24 hour precipitation none ending 2 30 p m today. November to date 1 42 inches. Normal 0. Missed. Record shows 1947 November 263 inches actual 502 inches? Excess in 1948 precipitation to November 7 45 inches high temperature yesterday 52 high temp last year 48 low last night 27 low last year 24 rivers Monocacy clear at Ceresville Potomac clear at Knoxville.
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