Hoyas Meet Maryland In Tough Preseason Clash At Georgetown
Georgetown Hoyas face Maryland Terrapins in a hard early season test at Georgetown University’s stadium, with both teams tuning up for next week’s camp programs. Maryland seeks edge in backfield as Georgetown plans a strong passing attack, while Navy Mount St Mary’s and St John’s prepare for forthcoming games.
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Hatte
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Washington
Terrapina
Georgetown
Col Sdoge Park
Terraris
Brookland
Chesteroan
Hopkins
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Col+ Jeme Park
Guckeyson
Georgetommires
DU Guckeyson
Hoyas
Jim Meade
Alto
Marrland
Georgetoan
Ike
Terrara
Syracuse
N.Y. U
West Virginia
Manhattan
Western Maryland
Catholic University
Fressenson
Cardinals
Irish Carroll
North Carolina State
Charlie Munhall
Dixie Walker
C. U
Leroy Campbell
C .U
Dutch Bergman
Dutch Bergman's Boys In Hot Water With His Comncorner
Forthman
Radatovitch
Loz Lassahn
Mos
Washington Gallege Seps
Delaware
Football scores and dam project notes from era
Scores listed include Fort Oklahoma Baptisl 10 over Fort Haye 0 and W. Va. Woaleyan 28 over Glenville 6 with several other results. A second item discusses 7 give or take new pilings being driven 0 feet long into a river bed to form a headgaten and canal diversions.
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Imperial
Rifle League results tease from old standings
Yesterday's results show Hofery defeating Potomac Edition with DeMolay and Garber a Bakery matches noted. Garber a Bakery appears with a 1000 Delphey score segment and Buffalo Restaurant line, while DeMolay shows 20. 0. 54 3 2 500 in the cryptic club standings.
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Delphey Bcc
Buffalo Restaurant
Interference rule changes in football debated by officials
New York Nov 21 quotes officials debating rescinding interference rules to give defense free rein on forward passes. They warn of harsher penalties, potential miscalls, and call for legalization of pass interference to avoid endless disputes, citing late season referee critique and notable college games.
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New York
Wbich Inge
Miting
Notre Dame
Aginst
Hol Hngsworth
Dartmouth
Hoxton
Yale
Sabraquvert
Malinworth
County football titles at stake in county championship
Independent county title game set for Sunday at 2 in Brunswick features Dyed ariek Athievke Olay and Hronswick sremen. Local team led by Dick Muller trains with Frederick and Brunswek clubs, relying on Buck Alexander and other stars. Players depart from State Armory at noon. contact Shipley for details.
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Dyedariek Athievke Olay
Hronswick Sremen
Sck
Brunsatck
Dick Muller
Quantico Marine Halftarek
Trederick
Bruns- Wek
Corey Fossitptey
Hasity
Short Grove
Sune Aay
Yrusatck
Wiich
Iron Marpers
Suseony
Rollraiden Hoseser
Rederick Club
Shipley Masreel
Thut
Les Fa
Buck Alexander
Ray Steel
Scarby Oasis
Numbo Bowers
Hoyt Summers
Walter Rudy
Tony Wagner
Pats Hath
Val Dea
Bat
Brunsalek
State Armory
Ofccock
Sunthiy
Shipley
Braddock Must Fight Schmeling First Rule
New York November 20 James J Braddock heavyweight challenger faces possible suspension if he signs to fight Joe Louis before defending his title against Max Schmeling. Madison Square Garden promoter James Johnston told by NY State Commission chair John J Phelan that the two goals are to secure articles for Schmeling fight and ensure Braddock is fit to defend. If Braddock is fit to fight Louis in February Garden would press for a title defense then rather than June.
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New York
James J. Driddock
New York State
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
James J. Johnston
Madison Square, Garden
John J. Phelan
New York Commission
Craddock
Schmeling
Johnston
Braddock
Lous
Garden
Florida
Second Half Race For Soccer Title Opens Week’s Pennant Run
The Shiptey Soccer League resumes with Walkersville leading after a dominant first half. Frederick Thurmont and Mt Alry expected to challenge as Thurmont and Walkerville meet Sunday while Frederick hosts Mt Alry at Cidet Field. Middleton and Williamsport also vie as the race tightens with key players and strong lineups listed for a new phase of the season.
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Alh
Fredeack
Thurmont
Atry
Walkersidlie
Effeult
Walkersville
Mt Alry
Fradersce
Walkevalle Ds
Fraderice
Mr. Ary
Thinrom
Ar Sucomaid
Frederick
Pa Dads
Jean
Sub
Don Rice
Straid
Middletown
McPaddin
Williamsport Widcata
Vhesuning
Middleton
Valkyites
Ed Shaler
Zeigler Boys
Rudy Brothers
Holter
Wert
May
Kefauver
Boxing Bouts for Legion Post to Seat 500 at Winkles Arena
Francis Scott Key Post 11 of the American Legion plans a 22 round boxing card at Winkle's Arena on December 11. Tickets go on sale November 30. Legion leaders including George B Rodock and Francis Perrott preside at the fight committee meeting. 500 seats will be sealed, prices set, ushers provided by post members, and parking for 75 cars arranged.
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No 11
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American Legion
Winkle's
Legion Fight Committee
George 8
Rodock
Francis Perrott
Earl Gilbert
G. Ernest Lipps
Bernie Winkle
Earl Trump
Red Reilly Dominates Chicago Bridge Star at National Event
Chicago bridge ace Red Reilly, known as Mathew E., stars at the American Bridge League national championship in Chicago the week of Nov. 30. A spirited hand illustrates his quiet mastery as declarer. North’s six no trump contract hinges on precise entries, with Reilly’s counterplay delivering a decisive, textbook defense.
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Chicago
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South
St Josephs Bazaar Features Baby Contest In Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Nov 20 The annual bazaar of St Josephs Catholic church opened Friday night and continued today A baby contest offers a $5 prize to the winning infant The contest lists numerous contestants with parents names and is judged by votes The event closes Saturday night The seating circle met Monday evening at Miss Ant Codort home with attendees listed A tale of school attendance and community notes follows including other local visits and gatherings
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Mary Patricia Lingg
Edaard Lingg
George Eugene Rosensteel
George Rosensteel Garbara
Sue Stinson
WH. Stinson
Michael Reeves Blandford
Reeves Blandford
Helen Ebeth Bushman
Charles Bushman
William David White
Miran Afis Woebert White
Kenneth Warner Ketlhaltz
Maurice Kelholts
Dorothy Mae Pitegeraia
Frank Fitegerald
Rosemary Catherine Sanders
Leonard Sanders
Cirele
Ant Cidor
Sere
B. J. Bekenrade
Maurie Gillelan
Charles McNair
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J. Paul Delphey
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McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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Frederick Motor Co
Fredericktown
Seth Baste
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