V. F. W. Gridders Practice Ahead of Friday Night Game
Frederick V. F. W. gridders convene at McCurdy Field for a 6:15 pm arimmage rain or shine with Cumberland or Bel Air as potential Friday opponents. In intra-squad drills Sunday the Vets tied 14 14 as ends Fleischman Groff and Shipley led the offense while Boon and Shipley anchored the defense. Eichelberger is expected to return for the Friday night clash at 8 15 pm.
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Baltimore Colts
Mike Hardy
V. Flw
McCurdy Field
Cumberland
Bel Air
Frankie Rehmann
Frederick V. F. W
Keyser
W. Va
Jack Fleischman
Benvigsasti
Bob Groff
Ralph Ship- Wey
Danny Wagner
Groff
Don Shipley
Bill Boone
Navy
Bull Takey
Tommy Eichelberger
Weww
Terps Prepare for Tough VPI Clash Indoors at Maryland
Maryland football coach Jim Tatum plans two scrimmages after an indoor practice in College Park. The Terrapins face Virginia Tech in Washington at Griffith Stadium this Saturday, while Virginia Tech carries a veteran squad in a 0-2 start after losses to George Washington and Virginia.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Terps
VPI
Washingtons
Grifith Stadium
Jim Tatum
Tatum
Virginia
George Washington
Miary
Everson sidelined with slight concussion before VPL clash
Land Bas remains 2-0 and unscored on as Everson, a substitute center, recovered from a knock in yesterday's workout but was diagnosed with a slight concussion. Trainers expect his services likely to be unavailable for the VPL match.
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Land Bas
Everson
Urbana to End Season With Sunday Double Header
Urbana softballers finish 1933 season with a Sunday double header against New Market on the Urbana diamond. They posted 30 wins and 33 losses in 1945 independent play, with their 30th win coming in a slugfest at Hiattstown where Urbana scored 19 to 10. Earl Edwards hit two home runs for the losers, while Lenhart went 5 for 5 with two doubles and a triple, as Urbana out slugged Hyattstown 19 to 16.
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Urbana
Fay
Urbanans
Hiattstown
Earl Edwards
Earl ‘Lenhart
R HE
Hyattstown _ E
Paul ,Rice
D. Lenhart
Mac Fayéen
Linthhurs
Johnson
Most Scribes Pick Indians As Winners
Boston date Oct 5 thirty of forty four baseball writers at Braves field chose the Cleveland Indians to beat the Boston Braves in the world series which opens tomorrow. Writers polled by the Associated Press split on six or seven game series with most predicting six games for Indians and several favoring five games.
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Boston
Braves Field
Cleveland Indians
Boston Graves
Associated Press
Braves
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Lilly Southworth
Regs To Riches
Hood College Professor To Give Recital In Hagerstown
Paul Beckhelm, Hood College music professor, will present a piano recital for Treble Choir members and guests at Christ Reformed Church in Hagerstown on Monday October 21 at 3 o clock. The program opens the club s fall activities. Nebraska has never elected a practicing attorney as its governor.
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Paul Beckhelm
Hood College
Maryland
Hagerstown
Christ Reformed Church
Loudoun Entries In Rural Exposition
Loudoun county livestock judging team represented Virginia in interstate beef judging at the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond. The team members are Robert Carr Leesburg Atlee Lanbower Lovettsville Sam Legard Owen Thomas Lincoln. Wrappers will compete for national honors at the International Livestock Show in Chicago in December. McKendree Walker & Sons of Gaithersburg exhibits a large Holstein group including Dunsluggin Model the 2 200 pound grand champion rib bon winner at Montgomery show.
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Richmond
Loudoun County
Virginia
Loudoun
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Robert Carr
Leesburg
Atlee Lanbower
Lovfelisville
Sam Legard
Owen Thomas
Lincoln
Chicago
McKendree Walker & Sons
Gaithersburg
Walker Farm
Montgomery
Maryland and County Livestock Show Lineup at Timonium Fair
Maryland breeders from Frederick county such as J Homer Reimsberg Frank Remsberg Dorothy Remsberg and J Irvin Stem compete alongside 4-H dairy grand champions from Fairfax Herndon and Vienna in the Timonium show. Hosteins Guernseys and Jerseys headline entries with Sutphin Smith and Colvin among Norfolk Loudoun and Purcellville exhibitors. Baby beef entries include Flemwung Arnold and Kitts with several counties represented.
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Timonium
Maryland
J. Homer Reimsberg
Frank Remsberg
Dorothy Remsberg
J. Irvin Stem
Frederick County
Fairfax County
Margie Ann Sutphin
Fairfax
Chanmuz South
Herndon
Robert Colvin
Vienna
Jer
Sey
Loudoun County
Adolph Rose
North Fork
Guernsey
Lloyd Rawlings
Waterford
Holstein
Randolph Rust
Purcellville
Nancy Graham
Purcellvile
Loudoun
Marshall
Thomas Flem ‘Wung
Leesburg
Shorthorn
Angus
Hereford
Edwin
Jack Arenold
Farm entries and poultry breeds competing at fair event
The News Frederick reports entries from Eleven breeds and Edgar Tricett of Waxpool with two Herefords. Thurston and Millicent Simpson of North Fork bring Poland China and Darol Jersey. Robert Ebi fis of Leesburg and Charles Poland ee enter Barred Rock and New Hampshire chickens. Parachutes used must be repacked by government licensed packers known as riggers.
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Edgar Tricett
Waxpool
Thurston and
Millicent Simpson
North Fork
Poland
China
Darol
Jersey
Robert Ebifis
Leesburg
Charles Poland
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