Westminster Friday Night Faces Frederick Cadets In Key Clash
Frederick Cadets prepare for a tough road game at Westminster after a decisive win over Maryland Park. Coach Brookes plans an Annapolis trip to scout Westminster while Hummel stays in Frederick for varsity practice. The Cadets aim to shore up defense amid a 7-1 season, facing a 7-1 Westminster squad that beat Hagerstown earlier. A Holiday Turkey game with Rockville is being negotiated for Thanksgiving 1951 as diabetes awareness drives begin locally.
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Commissioner backs Watner in Colts ownership dispute
NFL Commissioner Bert Bell urged Baltimore to leave Abe Watner alone as the Colts face ownership tensions. Directors stalled on granting sole ownership to Warner, who has backed losses with personal funds. Bell said the league recognizes only Warner and that Baltimore’s franchise is not in danger, expecting a settlement by Monday.
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Tulane and Virginia Clash on Saturday
Tulane faces Virginia in a Sugar Bowl sectional clash at New Orleans on Saturday. Virginia backs Johnny Papit and Tulane’s stout line dominate the matchup as both sides push for key rushing totals and solid defensive stands in a hard fought battle.
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Ohio State Ranked No 1 in AP Poll After Shakeup
The weekly AP poll shows Ohio State slipping to second or third after a rough week that saw Oklahoma rise. Army edges California for fourth while Kentucky clears past 2,000 points to sit fifth. Michigan State and Purdue share top Big Ten momentum as Ohio State prepares for a Champaign visit.
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Libertytown Bowling League Latest Results
Friday matches featured Wright defeating Sttely 2 0 Smith edged Fisher 2 1 and Nash beat Grabill 2 1. High single game went to Garber and Nash with 136 and 336 series. Nash led the weekly totals with 547 for the team Nash’s 1,484 pins.
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Drake Ball Carrier Through For Season
Johnny Bright a standout ball carrier and passer leads Drake toward a strong season with high rushing and passing totals. Despite possible loss of Bright if he returns, rivals push for national rushing and passing honors as teams chase records.
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Damascus Hunter Eliminating Skunks
Damascus resident WE Reid, a World War II veteran, conducts voluntary sentry duty to protect chickens by night hunting skunks and other predators preying on the Damascus poultry. Starting from home around 113 ppm, Reid uses night-time methods to deter wildlife.
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Unclear fragment recounts a Damascus resident quest narrative
A fragmentary account from Damascus describes a resident named Reid pursuing a hobby with stealth and trap setting around his home. The text references a skunk encounter and multiple rifle shots, noting ongoing hunting-like activity and chickens affected by the actions. The piece is disjointed and lacks verifiable details.
Navy Football Schedule Moves Toward Prewar Pattern
Annapolis plans show Navy reverting to a schedule with major league opponents. Yale replaces Tulane as the fourth Ivy Leaguer, with Penn, Princeton and Columbia remaining. Northwestern and Ohio State set for future games, while Rice appears as the Southwest opponent for two years.
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Navy schedule drift after 1960 college games described
The article discusses Navy football opponents over two years, noting that Maryland starts a two-year sequence this year and Army and Navy arrangements may change after next season. It references 1938 as a prewar model and lists past opponents and records, urging stronger leadership and broader vocabulary.
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