Good Racing At Fair Tuesday At Frederick Fair Meet
Harness and running races opened the four day Frederick Fair with six heats. Sparkle Hanover won the 2 15 pace in straight heats with Johnny Thomas in the sulky, while Princess Way led the 2:24 trot for Les Wetzel. Leperchaum and Marbee Kaye dueled in the ¾ mile sprint, and Casset won the ¾ mile sprint for Mrs. N L Brown as Gay Venture closed ground but could not catch. Other notable finishes included Gallant Doc and Flag Maid in third.
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Frederick Fair
Sparkle Hanover
Johnny Thomas
Joe Eyler
Skelter
Old Bill
Les Wetzel
Carlisle
Princess Way
Volation
James Keller
Leperchaum
David Mowen
Hagerstown
Marbee Kaye
N. L. Brown
West Chester
Marbee Kay
K. M. Laughlin
Mrs. Brown
Louise Flax
Emmitsburg
Gallant Doc
Flag Maid
Meyers & Sheppard
Hanover
J. Thomas
Eyler & Baumgerdner
Thurmont
Eyler
Old Bil
L. P
L. P. Wetzel
Wetzel
Tai Flo Hanover
Harrisburg
Keller
Sue Long
Wilbur Zendt
Mifflintown
Zendt
Silent Patch
Gay Venture
D. Guidry
J. Guinup
Get Set
Upsets Likely Shape Early College Football Season
Philadelphia report notes wide spread surprises across the gridiron with Notre Dame, Tennessee, Clemson, and Michigan State among teams facing unexpected tests. Upsets by Washington over Minnesota and Iowa’s win over USC highlight a volatile start, while Ohio State, Oklahoma State, and Texas A&M show notable struggles and potential sleeper teams loom amid the chaotic early rounds.
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Philadelphia
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Bob Williams
Clemson
Missouri
South Caroline Tigers
Ray Mathews
Fred Cone
Frank Howard
Washington
Minnesota
Iowa
Kyle Rote
Tke Charley Trippi
Red Grange
Michigan State
Michigan
Texas
Purdue
Longhorns
Stu Holcomb
Nebraska
Indiana
Northwestern
Iowa State
Wisconsin
Marquette
Mlingis
Ohio University
Big Nine
Alabama
Tulane
Oklahoma A
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Bone In Baughs Elbow Is Chipped
Washington Redskins GM Dick McCann says x rays show a small chip in Sammy Baughs right elbow likely ruling him out next Sunday against the New York Giants. Gilmer will be evaluated for Sunday play after knee ligament strain. if both are unavailable coach Herman Ball may shift Virginia All American Halfback Bil Dudley to signaling duties.
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Washington
Dick McCann
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
McCann
New York Giants
Sammy
Baugh
Alabama
Harry Gilter
Gilmer
Skins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Redskins
Herman Ball
Gilmer Nor Baugh
Virginia
BI Dudley
Columbus Ahead In Little World Series
The Columbus Red Birds beat the Baltimore Orioles 5 to 2, moving ahead three games to one in the Junior World Series. A brisk night drew about 3,200 fans as Cotton Deal likely starts for Columbus while Nick Cullop may name Karl Crews for Baltimore.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Baltimore Orioles
American Association
Cotton Deal
Birds
Orioles
Nick Cullop
Karl Crews
Baltimore
LeGore Lime Burners Win Thriller on Sunday
LeGore Lime Burners edged Doubs 3-2 Sunday at Woodsboro in a late rally after Doubs led 2-1 entering the ninth. Willard and Ward dueled on the mound for LeGore, with Fogle and Dayhoff delivering key hits in the final inning to secure the winning and tying runs. The teams meet again Sunday at 2 p.m. at Woodeboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGore Lime Burners
Doubs
Woodsboro
Willard
Lime
Ward
Fogle
Dayhoff
LeGore
Woodeboro
I. Doubs
LeGore Oy
Fry
Ward End H. Trout
Weekend visitors and community events in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg notes weekend visits by Ms Charlotte Sanders and guests from Baltimore and An nandale Pa. A charity corn game at Firemen's Hall raised 103 dollars for St Joseph's cemetery. October devotions at St Joseph's Catholic Church begin nightly at 7 30. A three day 100th anniversary observance for the Sisters of Charity with the Daughters of Charity closes with visitations to Seton Shrine and pageants reenacting Paris 1633 and 1808 foundations. The third day features Archbishop Cicognani and a St Joseph's College statue unveiling attended by Bishop McNamara and many clergy.
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Emmitsburg
Charlotte Sanders
Baltimore
Hill Sanders
Rose Beall
Frederick
Gregory Washabaugh
Sarah
Annandale
Washabaugh
Jackson Hamerick
St Joseph's Church
Daniel Saffer
Charles Gutshall
Vicky
Waynesboro
Gutshall
Maude Harbaugh
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Our Lady of Fatima
Sisters of Charity of
St. Joseph’s
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
St. Joseph's Central House
Central House
O’boyle
Washington
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
O'Boyle
Cushing
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
Daughters of Charity
Paris
Mother Seton
Seton Shrine
St. Mary's Seminary
John M. McNamara
William M. Slattery
Co. M
Vincentian Fathers
St. Euphemia’s School
St. Joseph's College
Gene Rosensteel
William Greco
Floyd Miller
Bishop McNamara
Marie Antoinette Blanchot
William Slattery
C. M
Apple Picking Expands Across Appalachian Orchard Belt
Apple picking signals the start of the fall harvest across 600 miles from Reading, PA to Roanoke, VA. The belt yields 24 million bushels annually with 1514 million apple trees, dominated by Jonathan, Delicious, and Grimes Golden varieties. Virginia leads with major York Imperial and Stayman crops, while Pennsylvania centers in Adams and Franklin counties with large processing plants.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
Appalachian
Virginias
Maryland
Reading
Roanoke
Florida
Jonathan
Grimes
Jonathans
York
West Virginia
Union
York Imperial
Harry Byrd
Winchester
U. S
Stayman
McIntosh
Adams
Franklin
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Panhandle
Berkeley
Jefferson
Hampshire
Ft Morgan
Hancock
Washington County
Dillons
Father
Stanley Fulton
Curt Simmons Granted Army Leave For World Series
Philadelphia report states Curt Simmons, star pitcher, has army leave to attend the World Series and may be made eligible. Commissioner A B Chandler notes precedent for previous players receiving leave to play and says Simmons would need to be added by cutting a teammate and he may not be fit. Phillies have not officially addressed Simmons’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
Phil- Hespitcher
A. B. Chandler
Simmons
Phillies
Bowling league results and weekly statistics report
F. J. and S. Bowling League matches on Wednesday pitted Office against Cleaners, Molders against Machinists, and Assemblers against Patternmakers. Weekly stats highlight top scores with Culler 135 high game for Molders, Dutrow 360 high series for Patternmakers, Machinists posting 567 high tear game and 1,505 high team set. Note mentions over eight known fishia species native to tropical America.
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P Culler
Molders
N. Dutrow
Patternmakers
Machinists
Old Export Beer At A Hot Day Oven Scene
Normantille, Pa. resident George Prinky, an oven operator, asks for a refreshing drink after a hot day. He proclaims Old Export beer as the perfect choice, saying the experts approve and noting it tastes well.
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George Prinky
Normantille, Pa
Frederickh High School Jayvees Triumph Over Laurel
Frederick High School Jayvees upset Laurel High 19 to 0 at McCurdy Field on Tuesday. Coach Homer Brooks used the entire JV squad, showcasing future varsity material as Weddle scored three touchdowns and Comer added two receptions for 25 and 24 yards. Markoe kicked the extra point after one TD and later added a rushing point after another. Laurel struggled to stop Frederick’s running and passing attack as the Jayvees built a 13-0 lead by the end of the third quarter.
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Frederickh High School
Jayvees
McCurdy Field
Laurel
Homer Brooks
Frederick
Cadeta
Mullican
Weddle
Markoe
Comner
Élevéena
Comer
Main
Laurel Pos
Frederick JV Leizear
LE Ward Stecka
Thomas O. Payne
Kent Brown
C. Young Cronmiller
Browning Crat
Stup Cooper
Tucker Schmid
Markoe Smith
Mullican Conk
Rinehart Taylor
Krantz
Pervids
Steinbauer
Weagiley
Weaver
Schooley
Merson
Holman
D. Docarno
F. Docarno
Lambrides
Murphy
Weddle Comer
Batler
Brown
R_ Butler
Jerry Wright
Recreation League Highlights and Standings
Beaulia College and local firms compete in the Recreation League with Fout's Spg Wks Hershberger and Old Reading posting notable matches. Wednesday results include Fout's Spg Wks vs Kelly's Mill and Hershberger vs Old Reading, with Broad Run facing Anco. Thursday card features Monotacy Motore vs M Jones and Jack's Fd Serv vs Col Jlry Co. Ox Fibre meets VFW. Top single game 147 by Wright and Morgan tied at 147. high team game 618 by Kelly's Mill. high team match 1713 by Hershberger's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaulia Col. Jewelry Co
Mono
Mot's
Old Reading
Mercer Jones
Fout's
Wks
Br'd R
Kelly Mill
Ox Fibre
Hersh’g’s
V. Fow
Asco
Kelly's Mill
Hershbergers Ve
Broad Run
Anco
M Jones
Jack
Col. J‘lry Co
VFW
Statlatica
Wright
Morgan
Kline
Monocacy Motors
Hershberger
Spring Works
Colonial Jewely Co
Hershberger's
Sasance Service
Alt Ox Fibre
Agco
Colts Release Four Players After Loss to Cardinals
Baltimore on October 3 released center Bob Nelson halfback Bob Perina who had been part of a trade with Chicago Bears for guard Dick Barwegen and tackle Jonathan Jenkins the Dartmouth Strong man from Frostburg following a 43 to 13 defeat to the Chicago Cardinals last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLTS
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Bob Nelson
Bob Perina
Chicago Bears
Dick Barwegen
Jonathan Jenkins
Dartmouth
Frostburg
Mount St. Marys to host Western Maryland in MD football clash
Mount St. Marys hosts Western Maryland in the Mason-Dixon Football Conference opener as Western Maryland rides in as favorite after two non conference losses. Coach Havens drills pass defense against Mounties quarterback Marty Green while both teams anticipate Sunday rubber game in local series at McCarsky Field.
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Mason-Dixon
Emmiteburg
Mount St. Mary's
Western Maryland
Steven
Dilla
Gettyspurg
Westminster
Drilla
Charley Havens
Marty Green
Havens
Gettysburg
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Ind
Bill Barrett
Bill Gay
Jack Dry
Argentina
Paul Goulden
Rodney Sneeringer
Francis Staley
Susan
Ida M. Goulden
William Comer
Janet Adams
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Norman Adams
Louise Adams
C. Felix Adams
Richard Shoemaker
Ruth Shoemaker
Harry Shoemaker
F. J. & S. Bowling Lg
Tropical America
Pet
Offic
Cumberland Brewing CO
Cumberland, At
Hirdiene
H. S. Jayvees
Shipley's
RCA Victor Emerson
Sylvania
O. F. Shipley
North Market St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Royal
Dar Es & Supply CO
RS . Allen Ales
E. Patrick St
William P. Larkin
Lakeland Giants
Lakeland
McCarsey Field
Panetela
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