Navy and Maryland Shine in Free State Football Spotlight
Maryland clinched the State team championship with a 13 to 12 win over Virginia Cavaliers as Navy, Johns Hopkins, and others posted varied results. Western Maryland lost 43 to 0 to Delaware Blue Hens while Swarthmore defeated Johns Hopkins 28 to 7, shaping the late season in-state gridiron action.
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Ox Fibre Bowling League Latest Results
Wiretwisters defeated Bristles and Alligators edged Sweepers in a set of recent matches. Millers and Justrites posted wins while Favorites and Big Cneis split their games. Shapers faced Justrites in a Thursday slate with Wiretwisters matching Alligators.
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Roundup of college football tales and coaching lore
A collage of anecdotes on early 1900s college football, hockey and baseball figures. Schulz and Michigan figures influence All-America talk, Penn and Michigan game memories surface, plus coach misadventures and service-era athletic moves. Notables include Dod Mobley praise, Branch Rickey moves, and Yale captaincy shifts.
Football Stars Shine In Spectacular College Games
The Associated Press reports scattered standout performances from multiple teams. Texas Christian QB led a 70 to 0 comeback with a 36 yard touchdown run and a late scoring pass. Wisconsin QB threw a late TD as the Badgers defeated Northwestern 20 to 18. Georgia Tech drove a two minute scoring spree to beat Alabama 7 to 0. Furman end caught a late lateral for 18 yard touchdown to top South Carolina 63 0. Michigan beat Notre Dame 32 to 20 in a high scoring affair. Navy substitute Hamberg helped Mi ddies seal a 13 to 1 win over Columbia by an interception.
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Boston College Among Nation's Best Football Teams
Boston College and Sugar Bowl chatter dominate college football results across conferences. Ohio State, Wisconsin, Georgia Tech, Texas, and Tulsa contend for bowls as Yale, Navy, and Maryland win key matchups. Boston College routed Fordham 58 to 6, presses for Sugar Bowl consideration amid a crowded field.
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Football Scores State Navy to Colubia and More
A long list of college football scores from various schools shows State Navy defeating Columbia 13 to 9, Maryland beating Virginia 27 to 12, and multiple other results across the era. Notable results include Marquette's 0 loss to the Great Lakes team 24 to 0.
Winners Announced In Hood s Horse Show
Hood College riders held their annual autumn show with 26 entrants. Jeter Morst of Hagerstown docked the entrants by horseman ship and form as Miss Mary Louise Hartman and Miss Charlotte Robinson led the ribbon winners in multiple classes at the Hood Riding Ring.
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Hagerstown
Krebs Benchoff
Mre Storst
Mary Louise Hartman
Palmyra
Profiss
Jane Young
Tarentum
Louise Vialle
Framingham
Mass
Manlyn Barnett
New Orleans
Marian Gricb
Chesterton
Charlotte Robinson
Wilwood
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Carol Beal
Bernardsville
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Jane Pennington
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Ford
Frederick
Adeline -Longaker
Pottstown
Eleanor Messerly
Lock Haven
Dorothy Julius
York
Jane Seward
Altoona
Jean Baum
Middlestown
Linda Wehner
Forest Halls
Jaret Hecht
Miami Beech
Fla
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Swartiey
Collingswood
Ruthinkauale Muvitauch
Superriore
Wildwood
Elen Marsteller
Uniontown
Mars Rose Rush
Prospect Park
Evelyn Swartley
Claire Prossey
Pitman
Mary Rose Rush
Marilyn Barnett
Margaret Hecht
Miami Beach
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Inter-Church Bowling League Matches Tonight
Men's division features Erbians versus Calvary Methodist Reformed and WU versus B. Lutheran meets 32 John's Beth Si alum Buckeye Baptist faces Middletown. Women's division has Grave Reviemed against Lutheran and Methodist against Presbyterian. Tuesday schedule St. John's hosts Buckeystown. Standings listed.
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Bears and Skins Set for NFL Title Showdown
Washington Redskins clinched at least a tie for the Eastern Division by beating the New York Giants 14 7, while the Chicago Bears powered past the Green Bay Packers 38 7 to remain undefeated with three games left. Eagles beat Dodgers 14 7 and Rams toppled Lions 27 7 as league action continued.
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New Gun Champ Secures Frederick County Traptitle
Herbert B. Robbins won the 1942 Frederick County trapshooting championship at Camp Kanatha traps run by the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association with all but one target hit.
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Terday
Frederick County
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Cumberland Star Mont Leads Maryland Football Team
Cumberland native Mont Lived Opposite Field Mont, known as Tossin Tom, stars as Maryland quarterback under Clark Shaughnessy. The 20-year-old is praised as a great leader and passer, balancing football with ROTC duty as a future second lieutenant.
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Windy conditions limit championship field and hits in trap shoot
Nine guns due to wind restrict the championship field while Gary L. Utterback places second with 94 as the new champion scores 99. Alvey Young and T Edgie Russell tie for third at 93. About 20 shooters, some from out of town, contest in a county-restricted event promoted by the Protective Association. An individual trophy goes to the champion. a skeet shoot is planned for November 29.
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Alvey Young
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
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