See VEW Eleven Win In Airy Football At McCurdy Field
Frederick V. F W defeated Hagerstown Southend Aces 14 to 7 before 300 fans in an aerial game. All TDs came on forward passes, Ward returning an interception 85 yards for a score and a conversion. Ford to Statey and Ford to Wagner produced the other touchdowns with extra points by Ford. A see saw game with penalties and timeouts. substitutions listed. officials named.
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Frederick V. F. W
Hagerstown Southend Aces
McCurdy Field
Ward
Ford
Statey
Hagerstown
V.fl W
Wagner
F. W. Pas
F. Wagner LE Smith Green
Myers W. Wiles
Wolfinger Golibart É Henson
D. Shipley
Breckbil
Kepler _ RT
Race Grofe
RE. Obler Ford
McNamee
D. Wagner
Ward R. Shipley
Einbinder Staley
Pikerh
VFLW
Fleishman
Rowe
C. Wisner
Kennedy
Walsh
Babcock
J. Wisner
U_ Wiles
Stull
Willis
Eichelberger
Shattenberger
Norwood
Baumgardner
Michael
Heller
Carpenter
Rawles
Ecker
Baylor
Parks
Jones
Tritch
Burger
Medicine sprayed by flashlight gun from UT College of Medicine
The University of Tennessee College of Medicine reports a flashlight sized gun that sprays medicines through the skin for painless injections. The device, named hypospray, fires a medicine filled bullet that creates an almost invisible skin entry and has already been used to inject insulin and heart stimulants.
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Memphis
Tenn
University of Tennessee College of Medicine
Robert A. Hingson
the College
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
University of Maryland
Arcade Bowling League Latest Results
Blue Lite, 3 A. and P.O Co. Cousins beat Rocky Spgs 2 1 Coca Cola 3 to 0 All States 3 edged Byettstown 2 Eberts 1 Hish Rock 2 over Farm Air 1 Monrovia 3 beat Dubie Keithz 0 Cromwell 3 defeated M. J. Grove 0
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Blue Lite
A. & P.O Co. Cousins
Rocky
Coca Cola
All States
Byettstown
Eberts
Hish Rock
Farm Air
Monrovia
Dubie-Keithz
Cromwell
M. J. Grove
Ser! Crom
High Rocks
Rocky Lpgs
Ebert's
Co. Cousins
Monrovi
Hyatistown
J. Grove Duble
Keith’s
Woodsboro All Stars Meet Westminster Colored All Stars
Post season baseball continues at Woodsboro on Sunday with the Woodsboro All-Stars hosting the Westminster Colored All-Stars at 2 p.m. Alton Gilbert will pitch for Woodsboro.
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Woodsboro
Westminster Colored All-Stars
Alton Gilbert
Eagles Claw State In Big Boston College Victory
Boston College powered past Kansas State 49-13 at Braves Field as four second quarter touchdowns overwhelmed a stubborn opponent. Attendance was 21 457 as the Eagles built a commanding lead after a tight first quarter.
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Eagles Claw State
Boston
Boston College
Kansas State
Braves Field
Cadets Tie Rockville in defensive battle at home
Frederick High School Cadets and Rockville fight to a 6 6 tie as Rockville drives late but penalties and stout Frederick defense halt the march. Key plays include Wratten scoring for Rockville and Bare credited with Frederick's tying touchdown after a fumbled scramble in the end zone. Referee Mike Brittain. Attendance 750. Scorers Daley Olsen Nicodemus Buxton Smith.
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Frederick High School
Rockville
Richard Montgomery
Manu
al Wratten
Frederick
Shankle
Brachey
Nick Nicholson
Dudderar
P H. L
Bob Smith
Wiles
Moneymaker
Nicholson
Bare
Ferrell
Bob Bare
Cadet
Pas
Redifer Shankle
Darcey Hargett
U. Stiles
Jones Ferrell
Learson Lochner
Headrey Stockman
Q. Wratten
Hall
LH . Ferlow
Rice
Brodie ‘Ward
FB Nicholson
Wratt
Emmitsburg Booters Defeat Walkersville in County clash
Emmitsburg High School boys edged Walkersville 2 1 in a hard fought soccer match at Walkersville. Walkersville girls beat Emmitsburg 4 2 in a field ball game. Goals were by P McNair and Stinson for Walkersville, Dorsy and Joy for Emmitsburg boys. P Himes and J Staley led Emmitsburg girls with two goals and a single goal by S Cramer. Officials included Roscoe Shock as referee and Mrs Helma Hann Bowers as referee for the girls game.
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Emmitsburg High School
Walkersville
Emmitsburg Lassies
Walkersville Boys
Emmitsburg
Walkville
Fos
E'sburg
Brenele
Valentine Duvall Covey
Joy Dorssy
CE Adelsberger Fisher
Ar Keilholtz Shelton
Devilbiss
Leb Bartholow
Wivell
Stine
Trevi
Sawler Bowers
Fass Keeney
McClear
Gorlsby
Dorsey
Vallentine
Altwater
P. Harner
Roscoe
Hellinger
Shine
Em‘sberg
R. Miller
P. Drenning
Himes
McNair
Keeeny
Crushed Ice Cuts Loss Of Vitamins Demonstrated
Atlantic City reports show crushed ice preserving vegetables from vitamin loss. At the American Public Health Association convention Miss Mary Pentland of the National Association of Ice Industries notes retailers waste 10 to 30 percent of fresh produce. Studies indicate vitamin loss drops 5 to 30 percent when vegetables stay on crushed ice versus room temperature.
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Atlantic City
American Public Health Association
Mary Pentland
National Association of Ice Industries
No Will To Peace Charged By Taft
Chicago October 10. Senator Robert A Taft Republican criticizes Democratic policy saying Roosevelt and Truman administrations never had a will to peace and blame current world turmoil on Democratic politics. He spoke at two addresses criticizing Truman era foreign policy and price problems. At a Winnetka rally he blasted what he called the soft attitude toward Russia and the notion that appeasement would bring peace.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate Policy Committee
Winnetka
Taft
Russia
Stalin
Angel of Light
Terps Down Richmond 18 to 6 in Maryland victory
Maryland defeats Richmond 18 to 6 as Lucien Gambino stars with two rushing TDs and a passing score. Spiders nearly score late but fumbles and a long kickoff return shape the first loss for Richmond. Gambino and George Simler make key plays.
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College Park
Lucien Gambino
University of Maryland
Richmond University
Terrapins
Richmond
Maryland
Bernard Hofbauer
Bob Hensley
Spiders
Walter Bolen
Gambino
Baltimore
Morton High
Cicero Till
Vic Turyn
George Simler
John Idzik
Frank Evans
Torps
Rubber Bridge Hold Your Doubles Card Quoted Trick Note
A concise bridge note discusses rubber bridge strategy with emphasis on holding doubles and balance of tricks. Contains example hand details and bidding ideas aimed at improving defensive signaling and contract management in rubber play.
Bridge hand from Boston Chess Club shows misbid and overruff
William E. McKenny presents a rubber bridge hand from Jerome Scheuer of Boston. Scheuer notes North should bid two diamonds, East's double was poor, and explains how the heart break and club ruff sequence secured the contract despite defensive missteps.
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William E. McKenney
America
NEA
Jerome Scheuer
Boston
United States
New England
Scheuer
North
East
State Sportsmen In Weekend Meeting in Annapolis
Conservation rulings of the Game and Inland Fish Commission will be discussed at the semi annual conference of the Maryland Sportsmen League this weekend in Annapolis. Directors and over 100 delegates from sportsmen clubs will hear experts and share hunting and fishing developments. John E B Clark chairman of the Board of Natural Resources will speak at a dinner tomorrow night. Captain Charles C Slayton of Annapolis will toast as secretary of Anne Arundel County Fish and Game Association hosts the conference. A league board meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon with Sunday morning sessions for delegates.
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Annapolis
Game and Inland Fish Commission
League of Maryland
John EB. Clark
Board of Natural Resources
Charles C. Slayton
Anne Arundel County
Tri County Soccer League Opens Plan for Season
Tri County Soccer League will open Sunday with two games. Emmitsburg is idle as Sve clubs fill the circuit. Sykesville may join. President Dorsey F. Shipley announced plans. New Windsor hosts Middletown, Frederick visits Blue Ridge Summit. Rudy to referee Valley game, Shook to arbitrate opener in Pennsylvania. Both matches start at 2 p.m.
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Emmitsburg
Sve
Sykesville
Dorsey F. Shipley
New Windsors
Middletown
Frederick
Blue Ridge Summit
Rudy
Shook
Pennsylvania
Tax rate set Westminster by mayor and council
Westminster officials set the fiscal year tax rate at one dollar per hundred dollars for 1947 48, maintaining the rate used since 1943 44. In Hagerstown Maryland Wallace Deibert reported a rare albino groundhog killed on his farm, the first observed in Washington County.
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Westminster
Joseph L. Mathias
Common Council
Bills Albing
Hagerstown
Wallace Deibert
Washington County
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