War on bootleg duckers boosts migratory fowl supply
NEA Service report details U S Biological Survey efforts against duck bootleggers and trappers. D-men game wardens patrol main flyways with 41 agents and 19 deputies to curb illegal harvesting. Despite risks on Chesapeake Bay and Chincoteague areas, federal and state cooperation has destroyed hundreds of traps and saved thousands of ducks.
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Blue Ridge College Downs Maryland School in Soccer Opener
Blue Ridge College beat Maryland School for the Deaf 2 to 1 at Bjorlee Field to open the soccer season. Blue Ridge scored in the first and third periods and held off a late Silentee rally for the win.
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Brunswick Takes Tri-County Loop Flag
Brunswick Railroaders defeated Wakefield 13-10 at Woodsboro to win the Tri-County League pennant, clinching two of three games in the post season. Key third inning rally featured multiple hits and walks, with Gene Hahn and Jack McQuillen among the scorers. A late Wakefield revival stalled by Brunswick pitching sealed the title before a large crowd.
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St Bonaventure Defeats Mount St Marys 20 to 0 in Lincoln
St Bonaventure Indians rebounded from last week’s loss to Catholic University to win 20 to 0 over Mount St Mary’s of Emmitsburg Md. Ground attack gained 295 rushing yards, with Carew scoring twice and Owens converting both extra points. Bonoski intercepted a pass and set up Hryesz’s rushing TD. Carew added a 25 yard score in the fourth. Defense stifled a late Mount St Mary’s rally with an interception.
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Frederick Hustlers defeat All-Stars in season finale at McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers beat Major-Minor League All-Stars 8 to 6 at McCurdy Field to close the 1938 season. Glenn McQuillen hit a 500 foot homer, the longest at the park, as Frederick finished 22-24 at home. Downes started, Warrenfeltz and Wilson pitched for All-Stars, with Six, Stout and James among Frederick’s offensive leaders.
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Giants Defeat Redskins In Washington Thriller
The New York Giants beat the Washington Redskins 10 to 7 at Griffith Stadium before 37 900 fans in a pivotal early season game. A first-quarter field goal by Ward Cuff and a late Ed Danowski to Jim Howell pass secured the win as Washington failed to convert a late scoring chance.
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Arrow Beer Football Contest Entry Guide
You may win a full case of Arrow Beer by predicting winners in 21 games. Clip the entry blank, mail per rules, compare with Jake Slagle’s selections after the games. Each week features a new contest and bottle tops from Arrow Beer or Ale must be saved and sent with entries.
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Globe Brewing Company
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