Redskins Defeat Yanks To Stay In Eastern Title Race
Washington Redskins beat Boston Yanks 14 to 7 in a capacity crowd of 35 540 at home. Wilbur Moore sealed the win with a late third quarter TD after Sammy Baugh connected on a short pass. Frank Akins opened scoring and Keith Rang added a third quarter TD, while Boston’s Crain and Lio had key moments.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Boston
Yanks
Redskins
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Eagles
Chicago Bears
Wilbur Moore
Bullat
Sammy Baugh
Frank Akins
Keith Rang
T-ait
Leo Stasica
Milton Crain
Akins
Johnny Martin
Stasica
Ausie Lio
Alex Piavecky
War-time Service Football Scores Across Bases and Colleges
A collage of military and college games reports scores from Camp Lejeune Camp Mackall Rendolph Field Cherry Point and many others. Notable results include Notre Dame 21 Georgia Tech 0 Texas Christian 9 Texas Tech 6 and Southern Cal 40 UCLA 13. Colgate 20 Penn State 0 Virginia 6 Yale 5 North Carolina 0 and Indiana 14 Purdue 6.
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Fourth Air Force
March Fie
Rendolph Field
Amarillo Air Field
Chatham Field
Havana
Univ
Cherry Point Marines
Camp Lee
Brown
Colgate
Penn
Cornell
Dartmouth
Columbia
Virginia
Yale
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Bainbridge
Camp Peary
Rutgers
Lehigh
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Atlantic City Naval
Princeton
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Miss. State
Duke
North Carolina
Fort Pierce
Jacksonville Navy
Tennessee State
Florida A
M. D. Murray
Millsaps
Maxwell Field
Oklahoma
Southern Cal
Redlands U
Pomona
St. Mary's
California
Hutson And Sinkwich Lead Teams To Wins
Chicago, Nov. 26. Don Hutson scored 17 points as Green Bay clinched the NFL regular season with a 35 20 win over Chicago Pittsburgh at Comiskey Park. Hutson caught two TD passes and kicked five conversions to finish with 85 points for the season, 27 ahead of Frankie Sinkwich of Detroit who added two points today with one game remaining. The Lions and Rams also played, with Detroit beating Cleveland 26 14 as Elmer Hackney scored on a five yard plunge after Bob Keene forced a turnover. Seventy five members and guests of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association will attend an oyster party at the Camp Kanawaha clubhouse Wednesday at 4 30 PM.
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Chicago
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Packers
Frankie Sinkwich
Detroit
Cleveland
Sinkwich
Cleveland Rams
Rams
Yoo
Bob Keene
Harvey Jones
Elmer Hackney
Frankie Ec
Jacob
Frederick County
Army Navy classic stands out in white heat interest
New York November 26 The Army Navy game in Baltimore next Saturday draws wide public interest. The piece notes the historic rivalry and the balanced outlook, with both teams recognized for strength and debates over who will win, while acknowledging predictive uncertainty and lack of a national title at stake.
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Whitvet Martin
New York
Army-Navy
Baltimore
Annapolis Vn
Army
Unis
Servic
Navy
Giants Move Into Tie With Redskins After 7 0 Win
New York, Nov 26. Giants defeat Tigers 7 to 0 to pull even with Washington atop the Eastern Division with six wins, one loss, and one tie. Bears beat Eagles setting up a Giants Redskins clash at the Polo Grounds next Sunday. Ken Strong had the extra point after a first half score, while Frank Sachse and Bill Paschal contributed on offense. Al Blogs appears in the lineup for the first time this season.
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New York
Newark
Washington
Brooklyn
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Giants
Redskins
Polo Grounds
Tigers
Frank Sachse
Bill Paschal
Ken Strong
Strong
Tiger
al Blogs
Georgetown
Giant
Schnat
Notre Dame Downs USC 27 0 in Rockne’s Greatest Victory
The 1930 Notre Dame team, led by Bucky O Connor, defeated Southern California 27 to 0 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. O Connor scored on a flat touchdown reception late in the first quarter, added an 80 yard rushing TD, and later another score as ND surged past the Trojans with Rockne’s famed victory. The game drew about 90,000 spectators and capped a standout season for the Irish.
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Red Grange
Bucky O'Connor
Notre Dame
Southern California
Knute Rockne
Los Angeles Coliseum
Une
Trojans
Joe Savoldi
Moon Mullins
Rockne
Lerboy
Paul O'Connor
Trojan
Frank Carideo
Troy
Berti Metzger
Jim Musick
Tatood
Carideo
California
Ine
Musick
Marty Brill
Marehy Schwartz
Schwartz
O'Connor
Brill
Bob Hall
Lukats
Rifle meet at State Armory yields Whites first with 1260
At the Frederick Rifle Club armory range last Friday the White team led with a 1260 total for their five man unit. L Ward topped Whites with 265 points while W Grabill of Walkersville posted 83 from the standing position as two of the four squads failed to break 1200.
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Wile Wi Og Ribemen
Frederick Rifle Club
Armory Range
L. Ward
W. Grabill
Walkersville
Bears Belt Eagles Before Huge Crowd
Chicago Bears toppled the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles 28 to 7 before 34 035 at Philadelphia. The Bears struck twice in the opening quarter and added two more in the second and fourth periods. Eagles' lone score came in the final period on a 35 yard interception return by Tom Milleriner and a Ray Zimmerman extra point. The Bears piled up 170 yards in penalties, a NL game record, while overtaking first place in the circuit.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Bears
Dodgers
Green Bay Packers
Tom Miller
Luckman
Ray Zimmerman
Place
Senecas Close Season With 33 Point Win Over St Marys
Senecas rout St Marys High of Hagerstown 33 0 at Baker Park with Ralph Shipley scoring twice and Bill Talley adding a TD. Atkinson and Bruchey connected for a PAT as Senecas dominance and strong line play sealed the final game of the grid season.
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Donald Bruchey
Hellange
Bill Norwood
Saints
Talley
Atkinson
Bruchey
Jack Martin
St. Mary's
Hellane
Seneca
Stanley Gaver
Walter Comer
Wilson Schley
Charley Shook
Shook
Shipley
McNealy
Indians
Gaver
Schley
Jimmy Bowers
Brachey
Senecas
Bowers
LE Chambers
Parkinson
F. Cordell Dolly
Maronzza Kaufman
Henson Wiles
Glick
Norwood
Cord
Senevas
McAlpine
Hussong
Stull
B. Wisner
Schindel
J. Wisner
Rowe
Etchison
Hartman
Hane
Comer
Startzman
Tennessee to Play Rose Bowl January 1
Los Angeles November 26. The University of Tennessee will meet the University of Southern California in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on January 1. Arnold Eddy, chairman of the Rose Bowl committee, announced the matchup.
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Los Angeles
University of Tennessee
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Arnold Eddy
Tennessee Volunteers Chosen for Rose Bowl bid
In France, Corporal Frye’s wife Virginia Frye, with parents Mr. and Mrs. George C. Doll, hosts the family while Frye serves. Eddy cites University of Tennessee officials accepting the committee invitation. The undefeated Volunteers, SEC champions, are portrayed as a top East West Bowl choice, with Tennessee not considering other invitations. The selection is framed as a premier matchup of two undefeated conference champions for the Rose Bowl.
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Virginia D. Frye
George C. Doll
West Third Street
Lawrence Fry
Buckeystown
Fry
Eddy
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Brnur
Tenton
Public Sale After Death of Owner Near Frederick Route 40
Following his wife’s death, Howard G. Taylor will sell on the premises along Route 40, 1½ miles east of Frederick, Wednesday November 29, 1944 at 1:00 PM. Items include a three-piece living room set, piano, dining room suite, mahogany furniture, clocks, appliances, bed sets, rugs, glassware, kitchenware, lawn equipment, tools, garden items, and more. Auctioneers Emmett R. Bowhis and R. L. Kelly Clerk.
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Frederick
New York
Waterbury
Mt. Vernon China
Cary Elec- UK
Cash
Howard G. Taylor
Emmett R. Bowhis
R. L. Kelly
Trojans Clinch Western Rose Bowl Nomination
USC earned the western Rose Bowl nod by crushing cross-town rival UCLA 40-13, as the national calendar for January 1, 1945, released. Tennessee’s Rose Bowl history noted, the 1940 undefeated team fell to USC 14-0, while this season’s squad has seven wins in eight games, tied with Alabama.
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Tennessee
USC
Alagona
Trojans
University of California At Los Angeles Bruins
National Football League Yesterday's Results and Schedule
NFL results show Washington 14 Boston 7. Chicago Bears 28 Philadelphia 7. Detroit 26 Cleveland 14. Green Bay 35 Card Pitt 20. Sunday games list Boston at Detroit Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago Bears vs Card Pitt at Pitt and Washington at New York. standings show New York and Washington atop a sparse Eastern division. Administrator's Notice: James Henry Werking named administrator for Dove E Wearing estate in Frederick County Maryland. creditors must file by June 29, 1945. debts due immediately. dated November 27, 1944.
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New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Boston
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Green Bay
Card-Pitt
Pitt
Orlans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Dove E. Wearing
James Henry Werking
Alton Y. Bennett
L. T. Pet
Ciesco Bess
Notice of publication in Maryland divorce case Hunt v Hust
Notifies Lorastien Hunt, non resident of Maryland, of a bill for divorce from James O. Hunt filed in the Circuit Court for Frederick County. The order requires publication in Frederick County newspaper weekly for four weeks before December 26, 1944, and commands appearance by January 11, 1915 to show cause why a decree should not be granted. Clerk Ellis C. Wachter notes and solicitor Reno Harp.
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Equity
Circuit Court
Fred.erick County
James O. Hunt
Lorastien Hust
Lorastien Hunt
Kahoka
Missouri
Frederick County
Maryland
Inet
Eloomington
Mnie
Tinois
Tanid Lorastien Hunt
Alpine
New Jersey
Ellis C. Wachter
Reno
Harp
Powerer
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Camp Lejune
Camp Mackall
Hutson
Leaders Bible
Cal
Methodist Church
Raymond Free
Millard Cram
Pauline Koontz
Ruth Fiest
Camp
Doll Jewelry Store
Frederick. Md
Candes
Schwarzs
State Armory
M. Painter
Wachter
Phi
Pearce
High of
Hagerstown
Glade Valley
Garber Bread
France
Col
Ralph E. Fry
Pratt’s
N. Market ST
Wells Tire
West Patrick St
Sinclair Station
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurante Corporation
National Football League
Seiberling
Aes
Melvin M. Engle
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Orphans’ Court of
William H. Long
Long Farm
Creagerstown
Frank C. Long
Samuel A. Long
Harry Trout
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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