Court Season Opens Sunday at Frederick Armory
The Penn Maryland Association season opens Sunday at 1:30 p.m. with Frederick VFW facing Hagersiown Cabineers on the armory court. In the preliminary, Freder ick Independent sextet women host Camp Ritchie as Hood College officials umpire the game.
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Armory Court
Frederick Vfw
Hagersiown Cabineers
Penn- Maryland Association
Frederick
Camp Ritchiettes
VFW
Mer
Slugger
Rice
Bill Talley
Jimmy Sparks
Bru
Slagle
Moose
Norm van Dinter
Camp Detrick
Billie Foreman
Lincoln High School
Frederick Hornets
Hal Moser
Baldie" Mask
St. John's High School
Jack Griffin
al Routzahn
Bob Marendt
Jim Stockman
Austin Angleberger
Hood College
Luke Murray
North End Girls
Camp Ritchie
Independents
Peggy Shaw
Kathleen Cramer
Dolly Kanode
Ernestine Murray
Naomi Strobel
Virginia Mec
Green
Clem
Frederick High School
McMath
Shaw
Kanode
Murray
Cramer
Miss Rippeon
Match Race Monday Aims at Leading Jockeys
Bowie November 24 match race pits Willie Shoemaker and Joe Culmone for the year’s top jockey title. Horses Chiloe II and Currahuinca, imports from Argentina and Sicily respectively, will be drawn for the mile and a half race. The Maryland Racing Commission refused betting but agreed to a nonbetting ninth race dubbed the Bowie Special with $1,250 to the winner and gold watches for each jockey.
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Currahuinea
Culmone
Sicily
Shoemaker
Texas
Republic
Maryland Racing Commission
Bowie
H. Courtenay Jenifer
Commission
Maryland
L. Ed O'Hara
California
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Frank Christmas
Qhara
Maryland Jockey Club
Will Visit Frederick To Discuss Local Little League
Carl E Stoltz, founder and national commissioner of Little League Inc, will visit Frederick on November 27 at the invitation of James A Grove to discuss forming a local Little League for boys aged 8 to 12. The visit kicks off his annual nationwide effort to organize leagues and guide existing ones. The meeting at Staley Park Recreation Hall aims to involve all districts, with visitors from Waynesboro and Hagerstown expected.
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Carl E. Stolz
Navasional
Little Learygue Inc
Frederick
James A. Grove
Stotz
Union
Williamsport
Florida
Texas
Triavis
Nationwide
New York City
Staley Park
Leahy Won’t Coach Pros or Notre Dame Headlines
Frank Leahy plans to remain at Notre Dame, not move to pro football, despite offers. The piece notes his long Notre Dame career, potential successors, injuries in the team, and Leahy’s other ventures in business and media. Also mentioned are Marchmont Schwartz’s Stanford deal, Knute Rockne’s era, and Murray re election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
Fred Mandel
Chicago
Notre Dame
Celts
Leahy
New York
Fardhan
Tie
Bis
Frank Leahy
Hugh Devore
New York University
Marchmont Schwartz
Stanford
Marchy Sehwartz
Knute Rockne
Houston
Larry
Moon) Mullins
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
California
Four Horsemen Found in Atlanta by Rockne at Tech Game
AP features recounts how Knute Rockne discovered Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen during a 1922 Grant Field win over Georgia Tech. Elmer Layden’s three feet back handoff start revealed the backfield’s balance, cementing a legendary unit that powered Notre Dame to key victories, including the Rose Bowl win over Stanford. Stuhldreher Crowley Miller Layden formed the quartet later praised by Grantland Rice.
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Tom Kinney
Atlanta
Notre Dame
Grant Field
Irish
Georgia Tech
Knute Rockne
Four Horsemen
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Mississippi
Rockne
Mehre
Elmer Layden
Don Miller
Jim Crowley
Harry Stunldreher
Grant Fiei
Layden
Tech
Elmer
Tan
Stanford
Rose Bow
Stuhldreher
Crowley
Miller
Pennsylvania
South Bend
Iowa
Vere
Fim Crowley
Harry Stuhldreher
Layne Upsets Joe Walcott in New York Fight
Rex Layne, 22, from Lewiston Utah, defeated Jersey Joe Walcott by unanimous decision in Camden New Jersey. Layne weighed 192 to Walcott 204, earned a rare upset with bloodied eye from round four, and his NY debut drew 5 985 fans paying 19 676 dollars.
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New York
Rex Layne
Lewiston
Utah
Joe Walcott
Camden
N. J
Layne
Walcott
Joe
Jersey Joe
Joe Louis
Frank Forbes
Bert Grant
Ruby Goldstein
Frederick Recreation League Latest Results
Frederick Recreation League standings and weekly results list several matchups such as Colonial Jewelry Co. vs Asco and Jack's Feed Service vs Old Reading. High performances include Maught Brond Young with 151 for a high single game and Jack's Feed Service with 380 for a high set. Colonial Jewelry Co. leads in high team game and match with 109 and 1,718.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Jew. Co. & Fout
Kaks
Jack's
Hershberger's
Old Reading
Kelly's
M. Jones
L Vor
Asco
Maught, Brond Youn
Jack's Feed Service
Colonial Jewelry Co
Teans
V. Flw
Hn Ia
Hershbergers mMa
Jack's Freee Serv
Kelly's Mill
Agen Mercer Jjlongs
Sen. Ca
Broad Run
ATA Monocacy Motors
Ox Fibre
Walkersville Bowling League Latest Resuits and Scores
Walkersville League results list Cola Cola 3, Trout-View 4. Dorsey's Meats 3, Civitan 0. G V Mill 2, John Deere Me. New Midway and Ensor's Grace 2. 7Up high totals and top individuals include Kame Eyter 181 and Wisner 196. Also notes high team game and set for G. Vo Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cola Cola
Trout-View
Walker Met
Sherwood Bros
Dorsey's
Civitan
G. V Mill
John Deere
New Midway
Ensor's
Grace
Kame
R. Eyter
Ensor
Wisner ‘Mill
G. Vo Mill
Pir Dorsey's Meats
Walkersville Motor
Coca Cola
Ensor's Gree, Prey
Mill Herrin
Ween
Sherwonel Bros. Aly A & P
Baltimore Colts Ready For Redskins
Five Colts veterans aim to topple the Washington Redskins in a Sunday NFL game. Former Redskins players Frank Spaniel Jim Spavital Frank Filchock Hardy Brown and Hal Crisler will face their old club with Spaniel Spavital and Crisler likely to start. The Redskins beat Baltimore in the opener and have not beaten others since.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Washington
Colts
Frank Spaniel
Jim Spavital
Frank Filchock
Hardy Brown
Hal Crisler
Crisler
Spaniel
Spavital
Enlistment Rules Relaxed for Air Force With Two Dependents
Veterans or men without prior service may now enlist in the U S Air Force if they have no more than two dependents. Sgt Robert Llane announced the policy change at the Winchester Hall recruiting station. Enlistment is four years with basic training at Lackland AFB. A list of recent enlistees shows former Navy, Army, and World War II veterans among new Air Force entrants.
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U.S. Air Force
Army and
Air Force
Winchester Hall
Robert Llane
Army
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Lane
Heston FE. Dobson
Brunswick
Navy
Austin E. Hildebrand
Frederick
Mel
Blanche Hildebrand
Daniel G Carter
Leon W Tyler
New Market
Floyd F. Morgan
LeGore
Lewis F. Morgan
Carter
Tyter
Morgan
Fort George G. Meade
SevenYearOld Hunter Kills Record Size Bear
Appleton Wisconsin November 24 a seven year old hunter described how he bagged a near record size bear that charged him. The bear weighed about 400 pounds dressed and at least 550 pounds alive. Andrew Striegel killed the bear near Winegar in Vilas County last Sunday taking four shots. He said the first shot at 75 yards provoked the charge and his next three shots at close range finished it. State officials were checking how the bear compared with others on record.
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Appleton
Wis
Thunter
Jim
Andrew Striegel
Winegar
Vilas County
Striegel
Top Exhibit of Hood College Faculty Publications
Hood College displays a broad faculty publications exhibit in the Totem Room of the Joseph Appie Library. The collection includes books, pamphlets, proceedings, and magazine articles from 18 faculty members with diverse subjects from astronomy to zoology. The show runs through December 5 during regular hours.
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Hood College
Joseph Appie
Hood
Tme
Social Courtesy When Dropping In Unannounced
A household considers visiting friends and debates whether to drop by unannounced. The advised approach is to call first to check if it is a convenient time for the hosts.
Public Sale of Real Estate in Frederick County Maryland
Two separate public sales announced by estates in Frederick County. Bowers Estate offers property formerly of Delia A Miller in Lewistown District with a $90,000 price and cash deposit. Spurrier Executor sale of Mt Airy parcel on Mill Street with cash terms and $750 deposit. Auctions conducted by agents and attorneys with conveyancing costs borne by purchaser.
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Delta
Frederick County
Lewistown
Maryland
Mary
United States Internal Revenue
State of Maryland
Lemuel Bowers
Delian A. Milter
Sener Trout
William M. Simons
Orphans Court
Said County
Mill Street
Mt. Airy
Coun Vo
Blanche Hill
Wile
James Moxley
Frankin Rippenn
Sandford'n Porsesman
Orphanes Court
Orephans Court
Walter TL. Spurrier
Eagar Warheld
Amos A. Holter
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Middletown
Joop
Crone
E. Stroup
Shafer
Sheffer
Zeigler
Lutz
Mgr. W
Futz" Rudy
Zecker
C. Butts
Hagerstown
Punxsutawney
Waynesboro
Grove
Independent Hose Co
Braddock Mountain
Bremen
Germany
CSO
Philip Murray
Inbar Bandy
Frederick Recreation League
Colonial Jewelry Con
Asen
Jack's Feed Serv
Ad Run
Mercer Jones
Hershberger
Walkersville Bowling League
Frederick Iustangs
George Street Cavaliers
George Street
Cavaliers
Mustangs
Hosses
Charlotte Hall
Glades Howard
Klinehart
McKeldin
Japan
Redskins
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Lawson Motor Sales
Arie
Chrysler
Frazer
N. Market St
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