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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1951

Page

3

Frederick High to host Turkey Bowl on Thanksgiving Day

Frederick High School stages its first Thanksgiving Day football game at McCurdy Field on Thursday at 2 30 p m with Montgomery Blair of Rockville as the opponent. The event is a trial balloon to gauge local support for an annual holiday game and may feature pre game entertainment by the FHS band and Elm Street Junior High girls.

Frederick High School James F Zimmerman Montgomery Blair Rockville McCurdy Field Frederick High Frederick Sperry L. Storm Elm Street FHS Homer Brooks Ralph Brown Brown Montgomery Burgee Tommy Kent Thurbie Markoe Bill ‘Ward Earl Houck Robert Badler James Stine Hummel Brooks Houck Ward Stup Butler Beard Winpygler Markoe Eugene Krantz Mullican Main Rinehart Fisher Weddle Fredericks Eud Coleman Maryland Cadets Sonny” Krantz Sonny

Army press man joins 31st Division at Fort Jackson

Edward P. Thomas Jr. son of Dr and Mrs Edward P. Thomas completed the Armed Forces Information Course at Fort Slocum New York and is now back at Fort Jackson South Carolina with the 31st Division Public Information Office. As Private First Class he handles press and photographic coverage of division activities and training.

Fort Jackson S. C Edward P. Thomas, Jr Edward P. Thomas Rockwell Terrace Armed Forces Fort Slocum N. Y Thomas 31St Near Division 31St Division Public Information Office Thomas J. Cross U. S. Third Infantry Division Korea Cross Robert H. Soule Chief of Army Field Forces Ft Monroe

Radio and TV Schedule Fragment Highlights US Broadcasters

Readable fragments outline a dense broadcast lineup across NBC CBS ABC and DuMont networks with news, dramas, variety shows, and game programs. Key figures include Beulah, Jack Smith, Bob Crosby, Groucho Marx, and Lincoln-minted offerings. multiple stations listed like WESL WFMB WOR WMAL and others.

WESL WFMB Nbe Cba Abc-Mbs-Eag Kiddies Abc-Mbs-West Cbs Nbc News & Comment Nbc Beulah Cbs News Abe Jack Smith Cbs Daily Cbs Evening Ivy Abe Mr. Chameleon Cbs Mystery “Theater Gildersleeve Abe International Airport Mbs Groucho Marx Abe Red Skelton Abe Bing Crosby Dhs Abe Family Theater Barrie Crane Meredith Wilson All Net Abe Bird Kete Smither Abe Godfrey Paul Dixon Abe Strike Ehes Abe Anna May Wong DuMont Abe Shadow of Cloak Freddy Martin Newa J—abe Rmbs Weat Nba Nbt Beulah Cbs Silver Father Jinows Abe E.B.I Cbe California Keen Playhouse Cbs Hollywood Theater Abe Gracie Fields Abe Hearthstone Alusi al Goodman Abe Orchestra News All Nets Graucho Marx Treasury Abe Amos Andy Cbs Headline James Melton Abe Alan Young Herb Shiiner Abe Eiery Queen Cbs Film Theater Martin Kane Abe Acket Squad Fim Ylheater Che

Terps Fee Rated No.1 In AP Grid Poll This Week

Tennessee retakes No. 1 in the weekly AP football poll as Michigan State slips to No. 2. Several teams close out regular seasons this Saturday, with seven top contenders ending play this weekend. Kentucky and Vanderbilt loom as possible foes for a Sugar Bowl bid, while Stanford faces California and Illinois takes on Northwestern in key finales.

New York University of Tennessee Associated Press Bob Neyland Tennessee Michigan State Kentucky Lexington Vanderbilt Knoxville Vandy Vols Maryland Terps Stanford Princeton Ilinois Wisconsin Georgia Tech Davidson Georgia Atlanta Tech Baylor Southern Methodist Rice Texas California Palo Alto Indians Oo Spartans Colorado East Lansing West Virginia College Park New Orleans Dartmouth Tigertown Northwestern Evanston Uwlins Pasadena Illinois Minnesota Minneapolis Badgers Purdue Indiana Michigan Ste Southern Calif Oklahoma San Francisco Wiel Virginia Holy Cross Washington State Bucknell Ohio State Clemson William and Mary Miami Fla Xavier Ohio Texas Christian Cornell UCLA Tulsa Notre Dame Duke

Detrick Comets Fall In Season Opener At Home

Camp Detrick suffers 45 to 32 defeat to Army Chemical Center Retorts on home court. Top Retorts scorer Langhough with 14 points. Comets led 17 to 16 at halftime but poor shooting and height woes doomed them. Next up, Fort Belvoir game on November 23.

Camp Detrick Comets Army Chemical Center Comets Pfc James Williams Retorts Camp Derrick Bill Pruitt Derrick Bill Langhough Cpl Norbert van Dinter Camp Detrick Fort Belvoir Va., Five On the Local Court November 23. the Score; Retorts F. Tp. Imperial, F Rawls Langhough Glass Williams Alray Bow Tolotti Barnes Berstein Comets F. Tp Cellar Ball Siler Felker Maryland Dave Strauch Duke Blue Devils Salinas Terrapins Otto Winkelman

Health Center Bowling League Latest Results

The Red Sox beat the Indians 3 to 0 while the Dodgers edged the Yankees 2 to 1 and the Cards shut out the Browns 3 to 0. Standings list Cards Dodgers Browns Yankees Red Sox Indians. Weekly stats show Catsail 122 348 and Koontz 166 468 for men, Red Sox 567 and Cards 1614 for high team marks. The note about climbing roses is a stray gardening detail.

Red Sox Indians Browns Dodgers Yankees R. Catsail B. Koontz

Waterfowl Season Opens On Thursday In Maryland

Maryland begins a month and a half waterfowl season on Thanksgiving. Officials say duck and goose flocks are at their largest in years due to good breeding and a wintry migration. Hunters report abundant upland game and pheasant grounds along the Maryland Pennsylvania line, with a rabbit hunting area near Williamsport.

Baltimore Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission Ernest A. Vaughn Chesapeake Bay Bay Nimrods Maryland-Pennsylvania Carroll County Wil Mamsport Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

College presidents push full education over snap courses

Washington reports that college presidents meeting in a special American Council on Education committee session agreed that athletes must pursue regular courses toward a degree. They urged colleges to uphold high standards, resist dabbling in snap courses, and accept full responsibility for athletic programs. The group also debated recruiting, subsidies, and alumni pressure on programs. A later note cites the 1850 and 1950 Seal Sales totals by year and per capita in the U.S. and Maryland.

Washington American Council On Education John A. Hannah Michigan State College Frederick Hannah

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