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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1942

Page

6

Maryland to Meet VMI in Key Southern Conference Test

College Park Md October 13 Maryland football seeks a fourth straight win and opens Southern Conference play at Lexington Va facing VMI Cadets The Old Line faces a tough test with VMI standout Joe Muha praised as All America material by observers Halas and Woods rate Muha highly The Maryland lineup includes Eddie Chovanes Regie Vincent and Bob James returning from Rutgers game as freshmen debut against VMI yearlings at College Park

College Park Mary Yard Lexington Virginia Military Institute Florida Duke Maryland Cash Clark Shaughnessy Virginia Joe Muha M. 1 Walter Halas al Woods Virginia Husky Temple Virinia Er Muha Muha Sano Halas Halas College Park Boys Rutgers V. Mo Cadets Baltimore Stadium Eddie Chovanes Regie Vincent Bob James Freshtan V. M. Tf Drexel Mex Hunt

Ex-Blue Ridge Leaguers Dominate Major Rosters

Former Blue Ridge League players remain in the majors with Martinsburg alumni in the American League and others with the Red Sox Athletics and Yankees. Sammy Baugh stars for the Redskins with nine straight completions, while Joe Louis Barrow hints at boxing comeback amid war plans. Jaycees explore a county basketball league with Derr as potential president and Armory courts likely needed for games.

Melvin “Hammy” Derr The Jaycees Derr William 5 Bill Fesezko Feseztko

Statistician Picks Hughson And Cooper As Best Pitchers

New York reports that Robert J Brennan names Tex Hughson of the Red Sox American League and Mort Cooper of the Cardinals National League as the top pitchers. He details a points system based on wins losses and opponent strength, noting Hughson led with 22–7 and 189.22 points while Cooper tied in wins and losses with 163.11 points. The list includes notable Yankees and Dodgers pitchers, with Beazley and French among NL runners-up and Elmer Riddle dropping in points from last year. The article also mentions Arm issues limiting Thornton Lee and a high-scoring season for the Yankees’ staff.

New York Robert J. Brennan Tex Hughson Red Sox Mort Cooper Cardinals Brennan Hughson Cooper Winer Teaders Erne Bonham Yankees Spud Chandler Wank Berony Ted Livans Sox Atley Donald John Niggeling Browns Jim Bagby Cleveland Mace Brown Virgil Trucks Detroit Beazley Johnny Beazley Cards Whit Wyatt Dodgers Larry French Curt Davis Bill Lehrman Giants Clit Melton Marvin Breyer Johnny Murphy Yanks

By Man Hopes Lewis Will Defend Title Some Day

Promoter Mike Jacobs says he has no doubt Sergeant Joe Louis will defend the heavyweight title someday, even if war keeps him away. He notes Louis is 28, could still fight after five years, and that Louis’s retirement is unlikely before an elimination tournament could begin. Jacobs believes Louis remains champion while away and may return to the ring after service.

Joe Louis Barrow Lows Billy Conn Louis Mike Jacobs John Roxborough New York Joe Louis Out West Joe Mike Jim Braddock Peter Luck Johnson Willard Maeve Tami Mauriello Lee Savold Bob Pastor Ron Nova

Grid Ironic Coachmarshal in Lubbock Upsets Texas Tech

Marquette rallied in a see rough day at Lubbock as Harry Leysenaart called an unusual S-tlanker misdirection. The Hilltoppers spread out, Texas Tech failed to adjust, were penalized five yards, and a long pass sealed a late Marquette victory led by Loysenaar.

Tom Stidman Marquette Texas Tech Lubbock Hilltoppers Harry Leysenaart Walvanese Red Raiders Loysenaar Raiders

Bears Extend Streak With Back-To-Back Personal Records

Chicago Bears under Coach George Halas add a new team mark with three straight days of practiceless work during the 16 game season while promising a reward at the halfway mark. Manhattan College plans to donate profits from a Polo Grounds football game with the University of Detroit to the National Catholic Community Service.

Associated Praes New York Manhattan College University of Detroit Polo Grounds National Catholic Community Service United Service Organizations Bears Chicago Chicago Bears George Halas Bears Halas

Court News Property Deeded Harry D Stup and wife to Harry Rowe

Local court notices report deeds transferring property from Harry D Stup and wife to Harry Rowe and wife in the city. Additional records include S10 items: Molle J Hildebrand widow to Lewis Hildebrand and wife in the county, and Preston E Frey to Sherman A Rhine and wife in the county with a $350 consideration. The page notes a Baltimore report on a firearms sale bill, plus a misdated line about Afghanistan railroads.

Harry D. Stup Harry Rowe Molle J Hildebrand Lewis Hildebrand Preston E. Frey Sherman A Rhine

Training Course For Girl Scout Adults In Frederick

The Frederick Association of Girl Scouts hosts a two week training course for all local adults. Led by Harvey A. Boarts of Pittsburgh, the program runs through October 24 with daily classes and troop meetings at various sites including M C A Presbyterian and Lutheran rooms. Activities include public relations, recorder duties, and planning sessions to better guide youth through today’s challenges.

Frederick Boarts National Headquarters Girl Scouts, Inc Hi-Catoctin Braddock Heights Henry Schouler Parkway School William Im. Storm C. Clifford Doll Alfred Bolt Presbyterian Church Katharine L. Buzzard Lutheran Mary Lowe Smith Walter E. Sinn Maryland School For Deaf Benj. B. Rosenstock North Market Street Alfon ¥. Bennett Russell H. McCain W. H. B. Anders Anders George B. Delaplaine Delaplaine Emily News Troop 6 Lutheran Scout Room Virginia Bowers Betty Marendt Deborah Engelbrecht Betty Roberts Elizabeth Bellis Katharine R. Buzzard Maralee Atkinson Mary Ann Brish Mary Ann Cashour Anne Ewing Doris Fulmer Alice Glessner Shirley Green Franzina Grove Betty Remsberg Anne Staley Margaret Wallace Carroll Kinsey

Promoter Al Sutphin Drives Big Crowds With Plans

In New York sports roundups, Al Sutphin of Cleveland explains how he builds crowds for hockey and boxing with winning teams, heavy travel budgets, special event nights, and promotion staff. He notes the shift of boxing to his arena helped revive interest, while other items cover Joe Louis’ purses, Texas League manager Jakie Atz’s recovery, and six man football roots for Ralph Lapointe.

New York al Sutphin Cleveland Suipnin Ballyhoo Sutphin Public Auditorium Larry Atkins North Carolina South Carolina Chan Highsmith South Car Louis Sossamonte Wood New York Sun Joe Louis Joe Jakie Atz New Orleans Ralph Lapointe Vermont

Navy golf duel at Rancho Santa Fe

The passage notes 42 transfers with fourteen lost within two weeks and eight in hospital after the first two contests. Navy shipped Sam Snead to San Diego where he eagerly joined a match at Rancho Santa Fe golf course. Snead fired a 70 while Lou Jennings responded with a 68, his best round there.

Navy Sam Snead San Diego Calif Rancho Santa Fe Lou Jennings Sam Jennings

Western Md Names Homecoming Queen

Westminster October 13 The Western Maryland College student body selected Margaret L. Wilson as homecoming queen. Her court includes Frances Hawkins Rebecca Larimore Audrey Triesler and Inez Macklin. The celebration features the Mt St Marys Western Maryland football game and a Gill gymnasium dance.

Westminster Western Maryland College Margaret L. Wilson Baltimore Miss Wilson Fred G. Holloway Mt. St. Mary’s Western Maryland Gill Gymnasium Frances Hawkins Lynchburg Rebecca Larimore Tyaskin Audrey Triesler Hagerstown Inez Macklin Seaford Del

Giants Reserve Guard To Start vs Bears After Fumble Return

In New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles, a 95 yard fumble return set up rookie guard Harry Buffington to start in place of injured Bill Edwards against the Chicago Bears. Duquesne hosts North Carolina for homecoming after wartime schedule changes. Duquesne has beaten Holy Cross Waynesburg and Kansas State, while North Carolina defeated Wake Forest and South Carolina and tied Fordham.

Associated Press New York Giants Philadelphia Eagies Philadelphia Harry Buffington Oklahoma A Eagle Steve Owen Owen Bill Edwards Chicago Bears Duquesne N.C. Chapel Hill N.C University of North Carolina Holy Cross Waynesburg Kansas State North Carolina Wake Forest South Carolina Fordham

Yale To Meet Navy In Baltimore On Saturday

Annapolis October 13 Navy's twice defeated football team shows promise for a hard battle against Yale in Baltimore Saturday. Navy squads practice hard as varsity defends against Eli plays while others sharpen offense, aiming to erase a prior 10 0 loss to Princeton.

Yale Navy Baltimore Annapolis Bulldogs Princeton Tiguis New York Eli

Baker's Bowling League Results Roundup

Latest scores show African Stores 2 over Rippeon's 1, Buckeystown 2 over Fredk Junk, Everedy 2 over Bill's Shop, Stup Bros 3 over S. & 0. Matchups list Monday Bill's Shop vs Stup Bros and Buckeystown vs Everedy. Tuesday Rippeon vs Storm Shigiley. American St. vs Fred'k Junk.

Aferican Rippeon's Buckeystown Fredk Junk Everedy Bill's Shop Stup Bros Stup Bros. Buckeystown Rippeon Storm-Shigiley- American St Fred’k Junk Stop Bros FBT Buurysiown Lanners Obi Everedy Co Rippeon Garage Fred’k Junk Co Storm & Shipley

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