Camp Detrick Soldiers Bring Football Back At Loc
Camp Detrick soldiers revive local gridiron with a 2:30 kickoff for the first home game since 1937. Capt J L Ivey leads a line of veterans and V-12 transfers, with Mount Saint Mary’s Navy squad to visit Annapolis next. Weathered committee and army officials back the season as gates and bleachers enlarge a 2,000-seat setup.
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Fights Result From Hagerstown Card in Oct Bi-Weekly Show
Hagerstown on October 12 featured a double feature by the Hagerstown Sporting Club. In eight rounds Pi-Vince Tuminello of Baltimore drew with George Williams, also of Baltimore, while New York’s Harry Biduck and Pittsburgh’s Tommy Daniels drew in their eight round bouts. The six round semi finals saw Joe Gannon of Washington beat Ed Melnick who broke his hand, and Carrington McNutt of Baltimore defeat Harry Fulton in a split decision. Jackie DeHaven of Camp Detrick lost by knockout to Porter Gadsen of Washington, and Bee Pecubde Gene Bill Swaboda of Baltimore won a four round decision over Johnny Day of Baltimore.
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Harry Fulton
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Johnny Day
Notre Dame to Lead Again as November Changes Loom
Notre Dame faces a churn of quarterback plans as Kelly anchors the attack while Danciewicz and Gasparella compete for roles. With Coach McKeever predicting Leahy era shifts, Gacparella tones up for full leadership by November, and Maggioli poised for departure with freshmen Wendell and Chandler ready, the Irish brace for Navy, Army, and key Sooners.
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Mountaineers Set to Face Maryland in Saturday Clash
West Virginia coaches shuffle lineup after injuries and suspensions leave just two holdovers as the Mountaineers prepare for a game with the University of Maryland. Sophomore quarterback John Lucente is out, Bill Anderson suspended, with Bill Johnson and Russ Lopez slated to anchor the line. The backfield sticks with fresh members, while Gus Rader and Leo Kesling lead the ball handlers. West Virginia seeks payback after a 24-6 loss to Virginia and a 20-13 defeat by Pitt.
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Germantown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met with Mrs Frank Reed last Tuesday with Mrs Howard Crawford as a joint hostess. Mrs Kelly Lambert and daughter Christina visited in Marion Virginia. Mrs Carroll Brown was luncheon guest Tuesday of Mrs Ira Hall. Mrs Gordon Darby and daughter were visitors of Mr and Mrs C A Brown. Mr and Mrs E R B Brosius and Mr and Mrs Bertian Brosius of Takoma Park were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Carroll Brown.
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Twilight Tear Wins at Laurel in Calumet Star Ride
Twilight Tear captured the Laurel Park feature as Calumet entry with Keeneland and Mar-Keil paid 259 to win and 20 to place. The star mare dominated the track covering Isabella and clocking 13th victory this year, lifting all-time earnings to 17 million plus, with about 10,000 fans in attendance and a purse near 7,725. A separate report notes a silent blaze on 18 Fast Sixth Street requiring Junior engine and United rescue to extinguish the chimney fire.
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Woodshore to End Season With Twin Bill
Woodshore ends the season with a twin bill in a county clash against rival teams. Barber Leng leads Woodshore against the Yanks in a showcase game expected to attract a large attendance. Frederick Hustler Hinks Detivater and Digs tee team up for key matchups as Woods drafts to face the Masters before a crowded local crowd.
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Columbus Day Mutuels Record Falls at Reckingham Park
A crowd of about 29 000 at Reckingham Park set a new mutuels record during a War Fund doubleheader featuring the Texas Sandman, a three year old colt from Donna. The prior record of 1 046 608 dollars stood from Narragunsett during a high race program Just Labor Das.
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Slashing Victory Headlines Columbus Day Handicap
Hav Stible clinched a reinstated victory in the featured five dollar Columbus Day Handicap. Te Wolkong wodtem Max Mae Paensters Castleman and Denny & s No Wrinkles also earned purses, with the winner taking 480 dollars and diverse bets totaling 3 plus S2.
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Max Mae- Paensters Castleman
Denny & S
Unclear Racing Odds and Moon Phase Note
The text notes Castieoman returned 3.40 and S280 with No Wrinkles at 4.40. It also mentions the full moon nearest Sept 2 as the hare weed gaan, a popularly referenced moon phase phrase.
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