Cleveland Boss Gets Interference In Front Of Play
Arthur Lews, new head coach of the Cleveland Rams, claims to loosen the offense to help the line. The Rams, under Lewis, have defeated Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears in key NFL games, as he transitions from playing assistant to leader amid a rough season start and wary boos from fans. Lewis, a former Ohio University standout and ex Giants coach, aims to make coaching his life work despite setbacks.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Cleveland
Arthur Lews
West Virginia
Lewis
Cleveland Rams
Navona
Detrot Lions
Chicago Bears
Art Lewis
Chird
Ohio University
Don Peden
Illinois
New York Giants
Ohio Wesleyan
Rams
Hugo Bezdek
Wolves
Boo Birds
Bezdek
Rifle Club To Open Season At Armory
The Frederick Rifle Club will open its indoor season next Tuesday at the State Armory range with a new four team format based on members average. Teams three and four compete Tuesday, while teams one and the Pioneers shoot Wednesday. List of members includes Ward Kinsey Painter Routzka Rippeon Esworthy for Number One and Newman Cashour Shipley McCarty Aldrich Landis for the Pioneers, with captains named for each squad. The piece closes with a note on the American oil industry’s early kerosene foundations.
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Frederick
State Armory
Pioneers
W. L. Ward
Carroll Kinsey
Meredith Painter
Dewey Ford
C O. Rout’ Zaka
Vernon Rippeon
William Flair
L. Esworthy
Ralph Newman
Kemp Cashour
Dorsey F. Shipley
C W Wastier
Harold McCarty
Dr. Pemsel
A. Aldrich
John Landis
Floyd Burchett
Harry Nagle
Robert N.eogenius
James Etchison
Julien Delphey
George Barber
Emory Shipley
Allien Long
Allen Kinsey
Chas Simpson
George Paxson
Robert Neisser
Ror Sandersill
James McClaner
C. Wastler
Irving Albanga
Rhodes Story Traced From Illness to Millionaire and Scholar
A 1944 NEA Service feature recalls Cecil Rhodes rising from invalid at sixteen to health, wealth, and a vast diamond era in South Africa. It notes diamond finds at Kimberley in 1876, Rhodes’s role in British colonial expansion, and his lasting gifts including scholarships and leadership in Rhodesia, funded to promote world peace and enlightenment.
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Cecil John Rhodes
South Africa
Rhodes
England
Nafel
Kimberly
Tous
Africa
Great Britain
United States
Rhodesia
British South Africa
Farm boy coach aims to learn from greats and beat giants
Art Lewis, youngest money coach in professional football, plans to study coaching techniques with Dr Jock Sutherland Bernie Bierman Elmer Layden next spring and summer. He defends a single wing base, values power players, and aims to beat Steve Owen’s Giants at the Polo Grounds on November 13. He notes college play differs from pro. He hails from Middleport West Virginia and played at Ohio University.
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Lions
George Halas
Bears
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Lewis
Southwest
Texas
Rams
Sammy Baughs
Ray Buiid
Middleport
W. Va
Parkersburg
Ohio River
Ohio University
Athens
Becaus
Steve Owen
New York Giant
Polo Grounds
Steve
Art Lewis
Arcade League Latest Results and Upcoming Week
Rhodes defeats Arcade Five 1 to 0 while Reed Motor tops Fleetwing 3 to 1. Staub’s beat Warren’s 2 to 1. Next week’s games find Arcade Five at Fleetwing, Reed Motor hosting Rhodes, and Warren’s facing Staub’s.
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Warren's
Kepler
Koontz
Fleetwing
Gittinger
Clouser
Eichelberger
Deen
Kline
Bayles Ag
Harge
Totzis
IV Staub
Strin
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Lewin
Dutrow
Rhoades
G. Harrison
Ag Cassell
Harrison
Arcade Five
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Weddle
Jacobson
Rhodes
Reed Motor
Staub’s
Staub's
Oftaub's
Warren
Inneraverseres
Ea Reed Motor
Mike McNally to Leave Wilkes-Barre Barons Boss Job
Scranton native Mike McNally will not return as manager of the Wilkes-Barre Barons in 1939 amid talk of a change to boost fan support. The Barons finished last in the Eastern League last season though attendance was strong, fueling speculation over successors Marty McManus or Spencer Abbott for the post.
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Mike McNally
Scranton Mick
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Barons
Albany
Mike
Marty McManus
Williamsport
Spencer Abbott
Trenton
McNally
Midseason quitting attempt stalls as owner blocks exit
McNally and Pitcher Joe Shaute seek to buy the Trenton franchise but balk at the 20900 asking price. Barons trained at McCurdy Field in 1937 38 with no plans to return next April. Maryland football prospects suffer from weak high school support as Woods notes lack of state school football and limited incentives while Don Shockey emerges as a top local prospect from Martinsburg. Basketball team formerly Manbeck Bakery from Hagerstown holds first practice at State Armory with potential games arranged and negotiations ongoing for a domestic schedule.
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Pete Margie
McNally
Joe Shaute
Trenton
Barons
McCurdy
Yerson
AL Woods
University of Maryland
College Park
Frederick
Maryland
Woods
Maryland High
Don Shockey
Martinsburg High School
Fresh
Manbeck Bakery
Hagerstown
State Armory
Stewart Paxson
Mountaineers Hope To Score Win Soon
Emmitsburg October 13 Mount St Marys opens season with two losses after planned veteran guidance fails to steady a young lineup. Guards Al Thomas and Johnny Steckman lead, but centers and key veterans underperform as Captain Kuratnick and Hugh Davis struggle. freshman runners and defense show promise.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St Mary's
Mountaineer
Vetterans
al Thomas
Johnny Steckman
Mike Kuratnick
Stan Kokie
Hugh Davis
Tony Apichella
Senators vs Mount St Marys in football at Emmitsburg
Davis-Elkins College will close at Emmitsburg on Saturday as the Senators meet Mount St. Marys College in football. Dick Tuckey, former Manhattan University halfback, has been sold to the Cleveland Rams by the Washington Redskins. Terms of sale were not disclosed. Tuckey appeared briefly for the Redskins.
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Davis-Elkins College
Emmitsburg
Senators
Mount St. Mary's College
Dick Tuckey
Manhattan University
Cleveland Rams
Washington Redskins
Tuckey
Skins
Mountaineers Eye Echo Field Clash With Davis Elkins
Rapid improvement by Leo Klotz has made him a splendid kicker with standout running and defense. Newcomers Foyl and Bob Hall shine at tackle while Paul Lawless contends for quarterback despite a shoulder injury. Joe Lawless is the likely top passer. freshmen DeBsitis and Hogan win end berths. Coach McCormick hopes to halt defeats as three home games are set for Echo Field.
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Foyl
Bob Hall
Paul Lawless
Joe
Frank DeBsitis
Jim Hogan
Jackson
Dougherty
Mountaineers
Davis E]kins
Echo Field
Joe McCormick
Echo iWield
Frederick
Hagerstown
Helena Declares City Dog Week During September
Helena Montana October 14 by AP the mayor issues proclamation to raise welfare of Helena dogs one degree or two by October 1. A dog week was proclaimed in September urging citizens to give dogs proper homes and obtain required licenses for every dog kept.
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Helena
Mont
Prairie dog town found by WPA crews in Weld County
A prairie dog town covering several square miles of Weld County range land was discovered recently by Works Progress Administration rodent poisoning crews, indicating a substantial colony in the area.
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Weld County
Colorado
Fined pair clash at Frederick Fair over harness race dispute
F. D. Gilbert of Ithaca New York and driver Townsend Ackerman were fined $50 each after a heated confrontation with judges during the 2.10 trot at the three day Frederick Fair harness program. Thousands watched as Gilbert waved a $50 bill, protesting the officials handling of heats, and directed verbal attacks at starter Harry Gall Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Officials reported the protest was filed with the National Trotting Association for final action.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Townsend Ackerman
Frederick Fair
Gilbert
Ackerman
Harry Gall
Beaver Falls
Gall
Playfull
Gail
National Trotting Association
Hartford
Conn
Gayle Hanover
Fry and Fansold
Mt Holly
N. J
Little Eaves
E. A. Koons
Miltersburg
Peter Aileen
A. J. Schrader
Scranton
American Hanover
T. L. Gustin
Halicong
W. M. Cobb
Wellesville
N. Y
Hanover
Heiniegou
W. E. Miller
Washington
Miller
Hanover Scout
Brancher Stable
Reading
CCC Defeats Thurmont In Seasonal Soccer Opener
The Civilian Conservation Corps team from Camp S57 of Fishing Creek opened its season Monday by beating Thurmont 3-2 at Taurmont versus Hart. CCC captain led the penalty as Wason and Junns added field goals for Thurmont's lone goal. The CCC eleven seeks additional games in the area and invites teams to schedule using manager C. W. Smith in Frederick.
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CCC
Thurmont
Civilian Conservation Corps of
Fisning Creek
Taurmont
Hart
Wason
Junns
Wanna
Local Man Injures Hand After Yawn Incident
In Jeubenville on October 14 AP reports 25 year old Joseph Harvey yawning caused him to strike a bed and poke a hand through a window. Three stitches were needed to close a wound.
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Jeubenville
Joseph Harvey
Ariz All Stars Seek Football Games in Hagerstown
The Ariz All Stars of Hagers town seek football games with teams in the 150 pound class to be played Sunday. Address FE Hoover in care of Rudy drug Store Hagerstown Md.
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Ariz All-Stars
Hagerstown
Hoover
Rudy
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