Maryland In Spotlight By Saturday Win
Maryland rises to national prominence after a 34-7 upset of Michigan State in East Lansing. Coach Jim Tatum, aided by President H. C. Byrd, transformed Maryland with a new stadium, strong line, and a tuned split-T offense. The 1950 plan to elevate Maryland’s football status is underway with a largely Pennsylvania-based roster and rising optimism for a strong season.
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College Park
University of Mary
Michigan State
Jim Tatum
Tatum
H. C. Byrd
Maryland
Dr. Byrd
Byrd
Clark Shaughnessy
Clarence Spears
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Georgia
Missouri
Virginia Tech
Navy
East Lansing
Ray Krouse
Spartans
Bob Ward
Elmer Wingate
Chet Gierula
John Scarbath
Baltimore
Player Mines
Pennsylvania
Union Bridge Takes Title In Tight County Playoff
Union Bridge captured the Frederick County League playoff title at Blue Ridge Summit by defeating an undermanned Summit 10 to 9. It was Union Bridge’s second straight win in the series as a ninth inning miscue broke a 9 all tie. Shaffer and O Fritz powered Union Bridge while Blue Ridge’s Taylor and Burgess provided the opposing battery. Both teams totaled eleven hits in a three hour game played Sunday amid rainouts of other local events.
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Union Bridge
Blue Ridge Summit
Summit
Heart of Maryland
Lee Calimer
Blue Ridge
Shafer
O. Fritz
Taylor
Burgess
Blue Ridge Battery
E. Bloom
Shaffer
W. Fritz
Garber
Fritz
Repp
Unger
Cramer
Bolatds
Bankert
Bloom
McCrea
Naylor
Nayor
Biser
Poole
Smith
Sheffer
Wilron
Weekend Scores Run Across Colleges and Teams
A flood of weekend football results lists scores from Maryland to California. Notable outcomes include Northwestern 22 Navy 0, Army 41 Penn State 0, Duke 7 Mississippi 4, Tulane 64 La College 0, Oregon 21 Montana 1, and Stanford 21 Oregon 0 among many others. The compilation captures a broad spread of programs with decisive wins and lopsided margins.
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Ates Maryland
Michigan State
Wash. Col
Swarthmore
East St. Francis
King's College
Trinity
Coast Guard
Army
Penn State
Boston U
Duquesne
Columbia
Harvard
Cornell
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Brown
Northeastern
Tufts
Conn
Ohio Wesleyan
Yale
Fordham
Haverford
Ursinus
Lehigh
Bucknell
Scranton
Lafayette
Emory
Henry
Hamp.Lyd
Carnegie
Bethany
Morgan
Lincoln
Princeton
Rutgers
Colby
CCNY
N. Hamp
R. 1
Hartwick
Juanita
Frank.Marshall
Dickerson
Oberlin
Elkins
W. Va. Wes
Oklahoma
Texas A&m
Midwest
Wisconsin
Hinois
Ohio State
Pitt
Colgate
West. Reserve
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
Dartmouth
Ohio
Butler
Xavier
Miami
Iowa St
Iowa Teachers
SMU
Missouri
Ohio U
Kansas
Colorado
Colo, St
Western St
Far West Loyola
St. Mary's
California
Penn
Wyoming
Col. A & M
So. Cal
Wash. St
Oregon
Montana
Wash
UCLA
Stanford
Oregon St
Frederick High 26-6 Win Tops Greenbelt In Stadium Clash
Frederick High defeated Greenbelt 26 to 6 at Byrd Stadium in College Park, securing a third straight varsity football win. Frederick led 13-0 at halftime as Greenbelt rallied briefly in the third, then Frederick capitalized on late errors. Freeman Tyeryar scored twice for Greenbelt, Baker and Quigley added TDs for Frederick, with Shipley converting two PATs. Frederick’s Burgee and Wright left with knee injuries.
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Frederick High
Byrd Stadium
College Park
Greenbelt High
Greenbelt
Frederick
Prince Georges Lads
Fred Burgee
Jerry Wright
Powell
Burgee
Quigley
Haugh
Ronnie Tyergar
Shipley
Ancell
Boost
Brezina
Brown
Kremena LG
Krug Co
Markoe Haltey RG
Beard
Beall
Maffay
Simmons
Sheed
Forrester
Gulden
Bennet
Kremer
Cherry
Brisse
Mullican
Rinettart
Schauer
Kent
Stup
Rhoderick
Krantz
Thomas
Powall
Browning
Army Faces Michigan In Major Early Season Test
Army ranked fourth in the AP poll faces Michigan after a 41-7 win over Penn State as undefeated squads, top teams like SMU and Oklahoma A&M loom. Notre Dame hopes to rebound against Purdue after a 28-14 upset, while Notre Dame, Purdue, and several other programs clash in key clashes across college football Saturday.
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New York
Army
Michigan
Notre Dame
Purdue
West Point
Penn State
Dartmouth
Yankee Stadium
Michigan State
Mustangs
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Oklahoma A. & M
Drake
South Bend
Tulane
New Orleans
Louisiana College
Purdue Jed
Dale Samuels
Mike Maccioli
Terps
Hoyas
Maryland
Georgetown
William and Mary
Kentucky
Dayton
Cincinnati
Illinois
Los Angeles
Washington
Wisconsin
Hlinots
California
Pennsylvania
Igkes
Washington State
Stanford
Oregon State
Santa Clara
North Carolina
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tennessee
Duke
Tanks
Cornell
Syracuse
Harvard
Indiana
Ohio State
Baylor
Mississippi State
Larry Isbell
Cecil Isbell
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Marquette
Kansas State
Rice
Louisiana State
Columbia
Yale
Fordham
Holy Cross
Brown
Northwestern
Navy
Nebraska
Minnesota
Princeton
Rutgers
Yankees Sweep: World Series Victory Reflected In Mixed Fortunes
New York notes the 1950 Yankees swept the Phillies in four straight but faced questions of luck versus enduring greatness. The team showcased hustle and opportunism, overcoming shakiness with pitching and timely hitting, though it relied on errors by Philadelphia at key moments. Gene Woodling’s muff in Game 5 stands out as a rare miscue amid a season defined by resilience and clutch performances.
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Joe Reichler
New York
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Yanks
Murderer's Row
Bronx Bombers
Milley Huggins
Joe McGarthy
Tommy Henrich
Yankee
Delny
Phils
Yankees
Phillies
Gene Woodling
Philadelphia
Woodring
Mike Goliat
Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Yuri Berra
Berra
Bob Miller
Philo
Kemptown Social Notes and Local Theft Report
Community updates from Kemptown include Miss Maxine Browning's new role as buyer for Woodward and Lothrop in Washington after sixteen years at the store. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Brand enburg hostaint dinner guests. Mrs. Putman and Mrs. Isaacs co hosted a W. S. C. S. evening. hospital admission for Mrs. Cole Burke. Lillie Williams visiting Winchester. Linwood Browning of Bethesda visiting relatives. A Baltimore Transit copper wire theft of about 200 feet from a live line occurred on the outskirts of town. the line was hacked in two and voltage unknown.
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Kemptown
Maxine Browning
New York
Philadelphia
Miss Browning
Woodward and Lothrop Department Store
Washington
Claytus Brandenburg
Lloyd Brandenburg
Lillie Williams
Richard Brown
Lanham
Raymond Putman
Calvin Isaacs
Kemptown W. 5. C.S
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Company
Phillies Rally Past Yankees in Late Inning Defeat
Philadelphia scores twice in the ninth to beat New York 5 to 2. Ford earns the win, Miller takes the loss after allowing two runs in relief. notable hits include Berra’s homer and DiMaggio’s two-base shot.
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Mier
Boot
Konstanty
Acaballero Wu
Roberts
r_aooda
bRan
Sisler
eRan
Seminick
New York
Woodling
Eng
Rizzrito
Berra
DiMaggio
Mize
Jones
Brown
Mixe
Coleman
Rizzuto
Philadelphia
Balla
Ford
Waitkus
Ashburn
Gollat
Hamner
Caballero
Reynolds
Lopata
Miller
Ennis
Frederick High Meets George Cavaliers In Hagerstown
Frederick High School travels to face the George Cavaliers of Hagerstown in a scheduled district showdown. The matchup pits two regional programs with storied local post histories and Rivals Series implications for standings and seedings ahead of the season’s stretch run.
Memorial General Hospital Planned For Carroll County
Westminster Oct 9 Scott Bair chairs Carroll County War Memorial Fund Committee announcing action on the proposed Medical Center Memorial. County Commissioners dedicate eight acres on the bluff between Gist road and Bishop street for the memorial site. Architect B E Starr of Harrisburg to prepare plans and specifications and bids will follow. The project could become the first unit of a future Carroll County General Hospital and a country wide committee will meet for final approval to proceed. Mustang win Frederick Mustangs open 1950 football season with a 13 0 victory over Funkstown Bullets on a rain soaked field. Crone runs and Kennedy extra point highlight the scoring as Funkstown pressures early then fatigues. Next game scheduled for Sunday at home.
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Westminster
Scott Bair
Carroll County War Memorial Fund Committee
Medical Center
Carroll County War Memorial
Gist Road
Bishop Street
B. E. Starr
Harrisburg
Carroll County General Hospital
Bill Crone
Flip Kennedy
U. S. Ts
Fats
Olla
Western Maryland Mauls Mountaineers 41 to 13 in MD clash
Western Maryland dominated Mount St. Mary's in Mason Dixon Conference play at Emmitsburg, 41 to 13. Harry Henderson scored twice and boosted WMU with a third from Walley, while Hart added a short run. Mount St. Mary's lone score came on a 27 yard dash by Bill Finch, with Paul Cullum and Marty Green contributing a third quarter touchdown pass to Cullum.
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Emmitsburg
Western Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
Mason- Dixon
Harry Henderson
Walley
Hart
Bill Finch
Marty Green
Paul Cullum
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