Redskins Have Power If They Put It To Use
Washington faces a stiff remaining schedule in the NFL Eastern race after a 33-14 win over Cleveland. The Redskins showed unity, with backfield and line clicking together, but coach Ray Flaherty warns against overconfidence as tough games loom against Brooklyn, the Giants, the Eagles, and Pittsburgh.
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Redskins
Esars
Cleveland
Rams
Boulder Dam
Ray Flaherty
Green Bay
Fisherty
Baugh
Todd
Farkas
Seymour
Hare Brothers
Flaherty
Brooklyn
Washington
Mike Getto
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Brooks
Army
Giants
Bears
New York
Eagles
Steelers
Irony in Notre Dame Nebraska 1919 quarterpack play
The 1919 Notre Dame Nebraska game featured Joe Brandy planned to fake injury after a quarterback sneak. Brandy lay on the ground with the ball while teammates lined up. George Gipp stood back watching. Brandy denied injury, then Gipp delivered a quick TD, while the play was later called back due to a flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brandy
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Brandy
Brandy l
George Gipp
Joe
Gipp
Maryland Beats Rutgers 27 19 In Ambitious Openers
Maryland defeated Rutgers 27 to 19 as Jack Manders used a studied Rutgers line to shut down the Scarlet defense in the second half. The Baltimore Stadium crowd saw Maryland surge after halftime, with a 60 yard kickoff return and a march to three touchdowns, while Navy and Yale eyed a big game, and Westminster prepared for Western Maryland in a war-impacted schedule. The Inter-Church bowling league in Frederick opened with clergy and congregants forming teams, kicking off weekly matches at Health Center alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Chandler
Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Crows Nest
Rutgers
Scarlet
Jack Manders
Clark Shaushnessy
Manders
Ade
Mander
Jack Weight
Tammy Mont
Mary
Yate
Navy
Yale
Princeton
Baltimore Stadium
Annapolis
Virginia
Calumet Farm
Laurel and
Pamlico
Washerton
Tola Rove
Little Birdie
Maaryland
Naval Academy Boat House
Westminster
Emmitsburg
Terrors
Boston University
Salisbury Service
Matilda
Shaughnessy
Frederick
Inter-Church
William C. Koya
Maples
Charles 5. Houck, Jr
Lynwood Taylor
Sha Olanloders
Ief
Warren P. E Smith
Marian Shipley
Coroine Wastler
Agatha Flock
Middletown
Buckeystown
Hans Hirschberg
W. Merval Weaver
Wm. C. Royal
Philip E. Sayar
J. H. Schmitt
Ralph E. Hartman
Beth Sholom
St. Johns
United Brethren Oz Baptist
Grace Reformed
St. John’s
Evangelical Lutheran
Calvary Methodist
Presbyterian
New Frederick
St. John's
United Brethren
Baptist
Calvarw Mathadiats Midater Buckeystouwn
Lutheran
Army Navy game in doubt may be played elsewhere
New York sports wrap notes uncertainty over the Army Navy football game location in Philadelphia. Navy's stance, plus talk of Minnesota, Iowa and other teams, fills headlines. Mentions of hockey, college basketball plans in St. Louis, and various players and officials from Norfolk to Fort Riley also appear in this miscellany.
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New York
Big Jones
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Bil
Navy
Cleveland
New York Rangers
Donald O'Toole
Congress
Louis Conn
Trinity Club
Brooklyn
Cleveland News
Ernest
Donora
Stan Musial
Kim Tatum
North Carolina
Hay
St. Louis
Shaughnessy Lectures Maryland Football Team to Virginia Prep
In College Park on Oct 12 Shaughnessy lectured Maryland football players on expectations for Saturday’s game with Virginia Military Institute at Lexington. He noted Joe Muha of VMI as a prominent topic, praised the team’s third quarter rally against Rutgers, and reported Regley Vincent and Eddie Chavares nearing full recovery from leg injuries as Maryland prepared physically for the Virginia clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Maryland
Virginia Millary Institute
Lexington
Joe Muha
VMI
Sar
Shaughnessy
Pat Onhe
Baltimore
Rutgers
Maryland
Bob James
Regley Vincent
Eddie Chavares
Allied Forces Skirmish With Japs In Stanleys
Allied forces skirmish with Japanese troops near the Owen Stanley Mountains in New Guinea. General MacArthur's headquarters reports gains north from Myola and approaching Templeton's Crossing, twelve miles south of Kokoda. bomber and fighter planes support, targeting a Japanese supply line to Sakoda from Buna.
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Sakoda
Buna
Thurs
Football crowds rise as Redskins draw big at Griffith Stadium
Fans flood Griffith Stadium as the Redskins tally over 148000 through four home games with three more to come, aiming to top 250000 attendance. A 73 0 Bears win is cited to show pro football's appeal over college, and a freak Rams defensive play is described before drifting to distant sea peak imagery.
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Washington Redskins
Griffith Stadium
Cleveland Rams
Washington
Chicago Bears
Redskins
Michigan And Northwestern To Bounce Back This Week
Red Grange forecasts college football outcomes across a wide regional slate. He predicts Michigan will rebound strongest in Ann Arbor after a tough Iowa Pre-Flight loss, notes Northwestern’s near miss against Purdue, and covers games across the Big Ten and South, with selections including Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Alabama, Georgia, LSU, and Navy, among others.
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Red Grange
Chicago
Michigan
Northwestern
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Fritz Crisler
Iowa
Purdue
Crisler
Tom Kuzma
Minnesota
Illinois
Ray Flintts
Tom Farmer
Iowa City
Notre Dame
South Bend
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Columbus
Nebraska
Michigan State
Marquette
East Lansing
Lincoln
Kansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Birmingham
Fordham
Dayton
Dixie
Georgia
Tulane
Athens
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Nashville
Auburn
Georgetown
Furman
George Washington
Washington
Davidson
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Virginia
Social notices and club events from Sykesville area
Sykesville and surrounding communities report bridge club hospitality at Linthwaite Farm. guests included Mrs M P Bar ram af Suemash Gas Vee Albert Mathews and the Worthingtons. Local visits note Mr and Mrs Owings, Mr and Mrs Miller, and Mr and Mrs Gordon Williams hosting gatherings for Washington visitors. Public sale announced by Patapsco Freedom Methodist Circuit at Freedom Methodist Church Parsonage with Ray Warner as auctioneer. Wesley Chapel Women’s Society meets at Mrs Richard Bennett Jr home. Eldersburg Homemakers’ Club Achievement Day highlights include top prizes for Mrs George Howes and Mrs Russell Ebeling with Pyrex casseroles. Honorable mention for Miss Katherine Philline. Private John Baker returns from Army Show furlough in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs R Kenneth Barnes back from Virginia Beach visit. Reginald Arrington of Towson resigns from Bendix and enlists.
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Gertrude Mathews
Gordon Williams
Peyton Ford
Washington
General Aid Society
Patapsco Freedom Methodist Circuit
Freedom Methodist Church
Ray Warner
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Richard R. Bennett
Eldersburg
Strawbridge
George Howes
Russell Ebeling
Charles Kemp
Mies Katherine Philline
Victory Bay
John Baker
Army
J. Wesley Baker
Kentucky
R. Kenneth Barnes
R.K. Barnes
Virginia Beach
Reginald Arrington
Towson
Bendix Corporation
Local Family News Highlights From Sykesville Area
The Navy Yeoman’s post service visit. Lansdowne weekend with the Morris family. William Hobbs Jr visiting Sykesville. Mrs. Waltzen’s three week Long Island trip. Susan Margolin’s sixth birthday party with Harriett Hurtine and others. George Howes and Walter Angel families hosted by Ray Smith at Glenburnie. Serge Baudorick on furlough with wife. Edward and Mrs Suddath welcome a daughter at Johns Hopkins Hospital. mother and baby at home in Sykesville.
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U. S. Navy
Mildred W. Arrington
John Morris
John Kent
Lansdowne
Morris
Eugene JC. Berry
William Hobbs
Washington
Sykesville
Harry Waltzen
Long Island
NL OY
E. S. Hargolin
Susan
Harriett H. Hurtine
Jean Edel
Patsy Camp
Linda Margolin
Ann Lynch
Billy Mulinix
George Howes
Walter Angel
Joyce
Paul
Ray [Smith
Glenburnie
Sergi
Willam Baudorick
Baudorick
Smith
Edward Suddath
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Suddath
Ohio State Tops US College Football Polls In 1942 Ranking
Ohio State, coached by Paul Brown, leads the AP weekly ranking with 636 points and 25 first place votes. Georgia follows with 404 points, while Michigan sits third and Illinois fifth, as the Big Ten dominates the top ten. Minnesota drops to fourteenth after strong prior showings.
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New York
Paul Brown
United States
Buckeyes
Georgia
Associated Press
Minnesota
Big Ten
Michigan
Iowa Seahawks
Bernie Bierman
Ilinois Club
Wisconsin
Bierman
Seahawks
Ohio State
Fort Knox
Indiana
Southern
California
Frankie Sinkwich
Alabama
Milinois
Ray Eliot
Bob Zuppke
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Colgate
Washington State
Joop
Penn
Illinois
Boston College
Vanderbil
Duquesne
Santa Clara
Tennessee
Texas Christian
Army
Iowa
Texas
Tulane
Washington
Louisiana State
North Carolina
William and Mary
UCLA
Northwestern
Virginia Military
Brown
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Baylor
Missouri
Georgetown
Tulsa
Williams
Oregon State
Maryland
Colorado
Auburn
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Grid Ironies
Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
Middies
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
David Hanrahan
Janet
Muriel
Larrapin Larry
Bul Diehl
Norfolk Ledger-Dis
Ratch
John A. Glares
Lawson Field
Joe McCarthy
Norfolk Shamrocks
George Stirnweiss
Marty Lowren
Red Rolfe
Fenacook
N. H
New Haven
Whirlaway
Alsab
Max Katz
Mitchell Field
Russia
Livy Vanin
Max
Hamilton
Ont
Toronto
Fort Riley
Kas
Paul Mellon
Pete Bostwick
Bobby Davis
Vey von Stade
Becby Davis
Edward Jenner
Cleland
Louis Stoddard
Cian
Stanleys
Bob McChesney
Skins
Jacobs
Fred Davis
Clem Stralka
Parker Hall
South Sea Islands
The
Pacific
Tute
Richmond
P. I
Roanoke
Service Scheels
Columbia
Baker Field
Duke
Buffalo
Cornell
Penn State
Ithaca
Harvard
Johnnies
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Franklin Field
Browd
Bob Marzarita
Lafayette
Providence
Worcester
Billy Hillenbrand
Florida
Villanova
West Virginia
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Manhattan
Fenway Park
Dukes
Pacific Coast
Southern California
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Portland
Saint Mary's
San Francisco
Aggies
Texas A & M
College Station
Arkansas
Little Rock
Southern Methodist
Temple
Dallas
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Oklahoma A. & M
Arizona
Tucson
Rockies
Denver
Wyoming
Utah
Utah State
Logan
Teeter
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Patrick St. Frederick
Fetemac Edison Company
Room
Markell& Ford
Carroll St
South Sea Island
Stephano Brothers
Pinla
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Ance
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
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