End of Football Season Nears With Service Classic
Football season nears its end as the annual Service Classic is set for Saturday in Philadelphia. The article debates who will play in the Rose Bowl and who will win national honors, noting Alabama, Washington, Santa Clara and Notre Dame among candidates, with Army Navy and Fordham also discussed.
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Marquette
Bs Duqueste
Forduameid
Sinnondis
Georegia
Alabimsa
Boutstann State
Hyester
Notre Dame
Sewanee
Aluatrutis
Washington
Jean
Alabama
Irish
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Fis
Graylega
Blue
Starvard
Tommy Hammilton
Quaker City
Franklin Field
al Ingram
Nob Antrim
Uce
Navy Air Erawin
Sneed
Behmidt
Arason
Reinmann
Thomas
Canke
Edwards
Ree
Trike Perrata
Teene Marsland
Preparion
Worhington
Baltimore Stadium
County Soccer Champions of Frederick School Tooled
County soccer champions era shown in the team photo from Frederick School. Players listed include Cheyaret Trettan-Aibert Statey Carl Mercer William Beachey Harry Haumgardrer Kenneth Grabil Serand Joy od Maras Vernon Summers Enarery mavey Cour a Witt Luther Marnay Hark ron-Melin Beushey Sister Hatin and coach Vidtares Harrod Helly Beanard Reever Thomas Mi ohne.
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Tre
Frederick Wich
Alunens
Tea Ting
Cheyaret Tmrettan
Aibert Statey
Carl Mercer
Wiliam Beachey
Harry Haumgardrer
Kenneth Grabil
Serand Joy Od Maras
Vernon Summers
Enarery Mavey
Cour A Witt
Luther Marnay
Hark ron—Melin Beushey
Sister Hatin
Vidtares
Harrod Helly
Beanard Reever
Thomas Mi
End of 1006 Football Season Nears for Free State Grid
The 1006 football campaign for Free State's teams winds down this week with Maryland and Western Maryland hosting state championship games in Baltimore Stadium on December 3. Washington has finished. Mount St. Mary’s faces Westminster Thursday. Navy, Hopkins, and St. John’s plan finales Saturday.
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Fiet
Washington
Te Curren
Cam) Wite
Free State
Maryland
Western Maryland
Baltimore Stadium
Mount St. Mary's
Westminster
Hopkins
St. John's
Navy
Washington State Huskies Hold Off Cougars in Rose Bowl Context
The report notes Washington State and opponent teams in a tense game with upsets and analyst quotes. Key figures include Hollingbery and Wollingbery, with mention of a $70,000 prize and a battle of recruits in a Tournament of Roses setting.
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Tullman Hay Washington
Dan
Putteman
Orla Hollingbery
Kate Wollingbery
Adittes
Cougara
Senttl
Muert
Rcres
Hollingberg
Washington State
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Reick
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Blaneford
Idaho
California
Ore
Frederick Athl Club faces Wrmsack in county title game
Coach Dice Butler of the reorganized Frederick Athl Club football squad holds practice at the State Armory at 8 30 tonight to prepare for Sundays county championship rematch with Wrmsack. Frederick aims to rebound after a defense-driven first game where offense stalled despite two late passes.
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Dice Butler
Freerick Athlete
State Armory
Wrmsack
Butler
New School Building At Gaithersburg Urged
Gaithersburg Md November 23 Plans for a new school building to ease rising enrollment at the local high school were advanced with the naming of a committee at a Gaithersburg Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Maxwell Burdette principal spoke on report cards and parent teacher cooperation. Mrs Paul Thomas president discussed a Rockville meeting to reorganize the county federation of PTAs. Mrs Lawson King Mrs Paul Thomas and Mrs Warren Kilby were chosen as delegates to attend the next meeting. Edith Stiles room was voted monthly prime for highest attendance.
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Qaithersburg
Parent-Teacher Association
Maxwell Burdette
Wuplis
Paul Thomas
jAbs
Rockville
Federation of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Lawson King
Paul ‘Thomas
Warren Kilby
Nxt
Edith Stiles
City Joins Dry Spell End With First Rain Since November
After a prolonged dry period, Frederick records its first rain since November 9. The precipitation, described as a deluge by some, ended in the morning as cooler air moved in. Snow flurries were noted on the 15th and 20th of the month, with traces observed earlier in the season.
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Frederick
Paris
Mount St Mary's Faces Westminster With Key Players
Mount St Marys prepares to meet Westminster in a crucial football clash. Quarterback Koki and end Al Matuella are among the players the Mountaineers rely on as they aim to halt West Virginia's recent string of triumphs.
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Mount St. Mary's
Bowling Scores From Yesterday's Results
Bowling scores recap shows Line leading with high marks, followed by Accounting, Gas, Bus and Treas in standings. Results list lanes and partial tallies with brief placement noted.
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Red Steers
Tramilton
Stuper
Toberg
Dixon
Winplyter
Brust
Tracy
Tyeryor
Loz
Jeffries
K. of P
Bowling League Results Preview and Matches Listed
Yesterday results show Red Steers defeating XK of P 2 to 1. Today Acme faces All-Stars while Wednesday features Five Aces against Wildcats.
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Red Steers
Acme Vs
Clube
Ae ‘ Rw
L Pet Wildcats
Auasia
FW Cme
AW Red Beery
Mount St Marys Prepares for Turkey Day Clash at Westminster
Mount St Marys coaches JoJo Lawler and Wally Opekun led a brisk practice as the Mountaineers sharpen offensive and defensive plays for Thursday’s game at Westminster against Western Maryland. The team aims to avenge a prior loss and edge the Norse in a key interconference showdown.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Westminster
Western Maryland
Mountaineers
Catholic University
JoJo Lawler
Wally Opekun
Nethee Hentamn
Braddock Confident for Next Fight With Louis
James J. Braddock, back from Arkans a layoff, says he weighs 295 pounds and feels great. He expects an Atlantic City bout with Joe Louis to be as easy as his previous win and vows readiness for another title challenge.
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Navy
James J. Braddock
Lear
Atlantic City
Joe Louis
Ark
Uradduck
Louis
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