Army Navy Game Is Sent To Baltimore
Baltimore, Nov. 17 The Army Navy game will be played in Baltimore for only the second time, shifting from Annapolis to a larger venue with about 60 000 seats, potentially up to 71 000. Tickets priced at 4.80 plus 25 cents postage and handling go on sale November 27 via Navy Athletic Association applications by mail with limits of four tickets per applicant. The game is described as a war bond event, with bonds used to secure seats and pricing tied to bond value.
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Baltimore
Army
Navy
Navy Department
Washington
Thompson Stadium
Annapolis
Municipal
Walter N. Ruth
Maryland War Finance Committee
Ruth
Treasury
C. O. Humphreys
Naval Academy
Morris D. Gilmore
Humphreys
Navy Athletic Association of
Telate Ts Ae
Office of Defense Transportation
Baltimore Sun
Tie Sur
Treasury Building
Antapolis
Unseasonal Weather Hits Hunting Season
Baltimore reports unseasonably warm weather dampening early upland game kills while surveys show strong small game in Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. Officials note good quail rabbit and turkey reports regionally, with rising inland fishing activity near Standstill for rock catches off Point Lookout and Eastern Bay.
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Baltimore
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Maryland
Commission
Armed Services
Anne Arundel
Balitimore
Point Lookout
Bay
Chesapeake
Matapeake
Football Games Across Colleges and Service Teams Listed
A sprawling list of college and service football games with venues across the United States. Notable matchups include Navy at Baltimore Stadium, Maryland vs Penn State in State College, Army at Philadelphia, Princeton vs Swarthmore, Syracuse vs Colgate, Yale vs North Carolina at New Haven, and many others across cities such as Bloomington Berkeley Los Angeles and Dallas. The compilation names teams, locations, and some venues with scattered city details.
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Columbia
Brown
New York
Cornell
Dartmouth
Ithaca
Lafayette
Lehigh
Easton
N.Y. U
Brooklyn
Fenn
Army
Philadelphia
Princeton
Swarthmore
Syracuse
Colgate
Yale
No. Carolina
New Haven
West Cal
So. Cal
Berkeley
Gt. Lakes
Great Lakes
Indiana
Pitt
Bloomington
Towa
Minnesota
Iowa City
T.C. U
Texas
Fort Worth
Pacific
Los Angeles
Washington
Air Force
Spokane
Landis Retained as Baseball Czar by Leagues
A joint committee of the American and National Leagues recommended re electing Kenesaw Mountain Landis as Commissioner and extending the current major league agreement. President Will Harridge of the American League announced the decision after a lengthy meeting.
Outstanding State 4-H Members Recognized at UMd Day
Frederick County 4-H members earned high honors for wartime dairy production at the annual State 4-H Club Day. Fifteen winners shared $150 in cash prizes led by Patricia Berlage of Olney as sweepstakes champion. runners-up received plaques.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
Constance Remsberg
Middletown
Margaret Redcruck
Walkersville
Doty Remshore
Jefferson
H. R. Shoemaker
National Dairy Products Corporation
University of Maryland Extension Service
Patricia Berlage
Olney
William H. Hill
Woodbine
Margaret Roderick
Hedwix Heinemann
Clearspring
Herbert Wessel
Laurel
AL Doty Remsburg
Edwin O. Fry
Laytonsville
Stanley Styles
Rockville
Frederick Fry
Echo signaling lesson at Mayfair Bridge Club
William E McKenney recounts a bridge lesson from Mayfair Bridge Club New York on signaling and play strategy. The discussion centers on opening leads, overtakings, and the effects of signaling on heart contracts with sample tricks and outcomes.
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William E. McKenney
America
Harry Fishben
Mayfair
New York
East
West
Declarer
Major League agreement to be extended and Landis proposal
A joint plan calls for extending the present major league agreement and re electing Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as commissioner for a seven year term beyond the current expiration in January 1946. Landis is then hospitalized at St Luke's Hospital and will remain in office until 1946. Food supplies for civilians in late 1944 are expected to stay ample and not strained. The joint committee of the two leagues will also address federal agricultural policies and economics at a forthcoming meeting.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
St. Luke's Hospial
Federal Bureau of Agrimajor Leagues
Unanimous Decision Won By Johnny Greco
Johnny Greco the ex Canadian soldier from Montreal earned a unanimous decision over Ruffin in a ten round Madison Square Garden bout. Greco weighed 143 1 4 pounds while Ruffin 141. Ruffin was down in the sixth and seventh, but Greco's early edge and power kept him ahead. The bout featured a clash of styles with Rubin adding finesse and Greco the power, and the verdict favored Greco on most cards.
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New York
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Balhett Tinting
Madison Square Garden
Greco
Ruffin
Rubin
Billy Healy
Frank Fullam
Sam Cohen
Associated Press
Sunfish Released in Culler Lake by FCFGPA
More than 2000 sunfish, secured by the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, were liberated in Culler Lake Friday afternoon. The fish, from Northeast commercial channels, will be legal quarry for juvenile anglers when the game fish season opens next July. The project, started years ago to teach youths fishing and sportsmanship, has gained national notice with inquiries from 36 states. Lake fishing is limited to juvenile anglers who may fish three days weekly during open season.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Culler Lake
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
No Lack Of Good Ends Tackles And Guards
New York reports ample talent at end tackle and guard positions as the 1943 All-America line departs. Notable tackles include Don Whitmire at Navy and John Ferraro at Southern California, with others from Ohio State Mississippi State Illinois Iowa State Penn Texas Ager and Duke. Guards feature John Green Army and H J Nichols among top performers in a deep group.
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New York
Pnd
Don Whitmire
Alabama
Navy
Whitmire
John Ferraro
California
Bill Willis
Russ Thomas
Ohio State
Hillery Dare
W. DD. Garrett
Mississippi State
Lester Bingaman
Ilinois
Jack Speedy
Fathauer
Iowa State
George Savisky
Penn
Monte Moncrief
Texas Agres
John Kerns
Duke
John Green
Army
H. J. Nichols
Public Sale of farm goods and real estate near Frederick Md
A public sale on the William DeLauter Farm three miles east of Frederick, Maryland on Saturday at 1 PM includes livestock, farming implements, household items, a Model A Ford, and real estate: a 3 acre tract with a 6 room dwelling, outbuildings, spring and streams. Personal property cash. real estate 14 percent down, remainder at deed transfer, possession in 20 days. Auctioneers: John W Null, Alvie M. Etzler. Army residence West of Middletown along Route 40.
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William DeLauter
Frederick
Bartonsville
W. T
Ford Motor
Milton P. Warfield
Iohn W Null
Alvie M. Etzler
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Charles E. Nikirk
West Main Street
Middletoler
Charles EB Nokitk
Nso
Notable college football prospects named for 1940s era All-America teams
A list of potential All-America players across multiple universities. Centers highlighted include Tex Wertechun, Felte Prewitt, Jack Tavener, and Bob St. Onge. Ends candidates feature Ralph Heywood and Joe Parker successors with Barrey Poole leading a plebe group. other names span Navy, Virginia, Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Texas, and Cornell.
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Rice
Bill Hackett
Ohlo State
Bill Hachten
California
Maurice Furengott
Georgia Tech
Jim McCurdy
Washington
Tex Wertechun
Felte Prewitt
Tulsa
Jack Tavener
Indiana
Bob St. Onge
Army
Ralph Heywood
Joe Parker
Barrey Poole
Plebe
North Carolina
Leon Bramlett, Jr
Navy
Kank Walker
Virginia
Phil Tinsley
Pat Thrash
South Carolina
Mike Schumehyk
Arkansas
Gilbert Bechto
Texas
Ed Dugger
Ohio State
Clyde Goodnight
Paul Roberson, Jr
Cornell
Farm record book order note from Maryland agent
A 1945 farm record book is available through the county agricultural agent or the University of Maryland in College Park Maryland. The notice invites farmers to obtain copies for farm record keeping and timely reference.
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University of Maryland
College Park
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Charles L. Mullen
Pike
Signature Alto—Furniture
Gonarel
Miss
State
Tuscaloosa
Georgia
Auburn
Columbus
Kentucky
West Va
Lexington
Baton Rouge
N. C
Pre-Fl
Camp Peary
Chapel Hill
N. C. State
Richmond
Raleigh
Carolina
Tennessee
Temple
Knoxville
Tulane
Clemson
New Orleans
Whaidary Va
M. L. Portsmouth
Czar
Baseball
Chicago
Will Harridge
Echo
Wang
Caler
DOSH
Marylada
Annstein
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Frederick, Md
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
Wells Tire Shop
Patrick St
Sinclair Station U
Straigh
Doyle
American Timber Products
Max Wagenberg
Braddock Hgts
Mill and Yara
Fairground Road
Phar Fast Chareh Street
Middleown
Hagerstown Road
Kenmore Electric
Universal Electric Iron Perfection
Mel Wilmer L Slifer
Emmett R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Thurmont
Camp Air
Mes Johns Becker
Earl Hoffman
Herbert Angel
Nicodemus Paint Store
Glade Valley
Garber Bread
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
S. Frederick
St. Dickerson
White’s Ferry
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Lulu
Polley
Guernsey
Jersey
T. B
Buckingham Vale
DeLaval
Kelvina
Stewart
Lewis J. Jones
Emmert RR
Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Broad Run
Middle Creek
Deering
McCormick- Deering
John Deere Com
Sears Roebuck
Syracuse Barshear
Saxien
Lever
Mother Nature
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