Brunswick Redskins clash ends in muddy stalemate at Baker Park
In a rough, rain soaked game at Baker Park Brunswick and Frederick tied 2-1 as a two point safety stood against a backdrop of mud and misfortune. Key plays featured McQuillen to Shipes passes and a Roby interception that set up the decisive moments. Cast included Kennedy Rothenhoefer Ewing and Moore for Brunswick and Nusz Culler Grimes McLane and Shipes for the Redskins. The series stands Brunswick 2 Frederick 1 with a fourth game to come on a muddy Sunday.
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Turnover in football ends season across major programs
The article notes shifts as New York figures discuss a looming turnover before the next football season with coaches and players entering military service. It cites Harlow of Harvard Hagerty of Georgetown joining the Navy, reports on Dartmouth Syracuse and Army Navy coaches, and mentions high school and college players pursuing commissions.
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Challedon Retired to Stud for 1943 Season at Gallagher Farm
Challedon will retire to stud for the 1943 season at Gallagher Farm near Lexington, announced by owner Ira Drymon. The 6 year old son of Challenger II Laura Gal raced 44 times, winning 20 and earning 334660 dollars. Challedon ran second to Whirlaway in the 1939 Kentucky Derby and won the Philadelphia Handicap.
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Steve O'Neill Named Manager of the Detroit Tigers
Detroit November 29 report that the Detroit Tigers dismissed Del Baker and appointed Steve O Neill, ex Cleveland Indians skipper, to lead a new management team. General Manager Jack Zeller said Al Vincent will assist, while Charley Gehringer heads to military service this month.
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Skins Close Regular Card With 10 Wins
New York Giants clinched third in the Eastern division by defeating the Chicano Cardinals 21-7 at Polo Grounds. The Chicago Bears routed the Los Angeles Rams 47-0, while the Washington Redskins beat the Detroit Lions 15-3 to finish their season, and the Packers edged the Eagles 7-0 in Green Bay.
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Pictor Wins Closing Day Race At Bowie
Pictor, Maryland bred by W. L. Brann, pulled from last to win the Bryan and O Hara Memorial Handicap at Bowie racecourse before about 10,000 fans. Paul Keiper rode the 2 1 16 mile runner to a length victory over Star Copy with Doubirab in third and Equifax fourth. Pictor paid 18.90 to win under 114 pounds, in a time of 2 00 1 5, earning 8050 dollars for the winner.
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Brano Seeks Help After Homebred 6-Year-Old Distress
A note to owner Brano describes a distress incident involving a homebred 6-year-old and seeks guidance on next steps. Details are limited, but the appeal emphasizes care and safety responsibilities.
Year of the underdog marks wartime football season
New wartime football season yields memorable upsets and surprises as Georgia, Stanford, Yale, and others post irregular runs. Boston College and Georgia Tech suffer defeats as South Carolina and Tennessee navigate mixed results in a year many historians will label the underdog era.
End of 1842 College Football Season Summary
The year ends with Tulsa Missouri and Utah repeating as champions in the MVC Big Six and Big Seven. Georgia replaces Mississippi State in the SEC, William & Mary tops the Southern, Ohio State seizes the Big Ten title, and Texas rises in the Southwest. Notable results: Navy defeats Army 14 0 Holy Cross beats Boston College 35 12 Georgia over Georgia Tech 34 0 Kansas State shuts out Nebraska 19 0.
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Majors Minor League Meet Opens In Chicago This Week
Baseball executives gather in Chicago at the Palmer House to discuss 1942 season issues. Topics include salary freezes night games roster limits spring training and league status for the senior and minor circuits.
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Texas and Georgia Tech Set Cotton Bowl Collision in Dallas
Dallas November 29 There will be a faint odor of faded roses as the Texas and Georgia Tech football teams collide in Dallas Cotton Bowl January 1 Only faculty committee permission is needed for Texas a school that figured it should have been in the Rose Bowl last year and Georgia Tech a team which had hoped to go to Pasadena this year Texas automatically became the host team by winning the Southwest Conference championship Georgia Tech lost to Georgia 34 0
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National Football League Results and Pairings
Washington defeated Detroit 15 to 3 while Chicago Bears routed Cleveland 47 to 0. Green Bay beat Philadelphia 7 to 0 with Pittsburgh 13 to 9 over Brooklyn and New York 21 to 7 over Chi Cards. Next Sunday matchups include Chicago Cards versus Chicago Bears and Pittsburgo at Green Bay. Brooklyn at New York. Canadian rivers are estimated to share one fourth of all the potential hydroelectric power in the world.
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Bowl sponsors hunt opponents for New Year game
Orange Bowl sponsors searched for a challenging foe for the New Year game in Miami. Reports indicated Alabama may accept an invitation while Boston College delayed a bid after the Boston fire disaster killed a trainer’s wife and at least one player.
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