Coach Takes On All Blame
Notre Dame coach Ed McKeever told New York writers he bore the blame for the 59 to 0 defeat at Army. He said the plan was gambling and desperate football to win, but errors, interceptions and poor plays doomed the Irish. He noted halfback Bob Kelly was out of shape and used mainly as a decoy and compared Army favorably to Navy, while praising the Army Navy rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ed McKeever
Notre Dame
Army
New York City
Sukle Alling
Vlal
MechKeever
Navy
Bob Kelly
Kelly
Annapolis
McKeever
Bear Mountain
West Point
Gould Guilty of Taking Bribes in Army Contracts
New York November 13 Joseph Gould former boxing manager was convicted by a general court martial of conspiracy and taking bribes totaling over 1800 related to Army contracts worth 1 million awarded to Cornwall Shipbuilding Co Inc He was also convicted of pressuring Lt Tex Sullivan to testify falsely Gould was dismissed from service fined 12000 and sentenced to three years hard labor The trial began October 30 at the New York Port of Embarkation Gould 48 heard the verdict calmly on all four specifications within Article 96 except for one age amendment Specification three was amended to reflect 1600 plus received rather than 18000 as charged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Gould
Cornwall Shipbuilding Co., Inc
Ua Rebt
Tex
Sullivan
Gould
Ralph Slate
EWT
James J. Braddock
Largest Daily Double Of Pimlico Season
Pimlico’s largest daily double of the meeting paid $132 for a $2 bet with Church Supper prevailing by two lengths over Busy Man. Lee's Jimmie headed Hayai Tinty to take second, while The Doge won the first division of the Endurance Handicap in 1 43 4/5, paying $14.20. Poto Luck finished close behind, with Sir Francis third as Calumet’s Hail Victory closed fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pimlico
Russell
Church Supper
F. A. Piarulli
Pentagon Stable
the Doge
Bull Dog
My Auntie
Calumet Farms
Poto Luck
George D. Widener
Sir Francis
Doge
Calumet
Hail Victory
Irs. P. A.B. Widener
Bymeabond
R. Bradley
Ohio State To Defeat Illinois By Two In Big Nine Showdown
The Cleveland NEA report previews a full Municipal Stadium crowd of 83 000 for Ohio State versus Illinois, predicting a close Buckeyes win by two touchdowns as Michigan looms as a tougher challenge. It also notes Purdue Navy workouts ahead of the December service showdown and lists several college football matchups with various predictions across major programs and academies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Illinois
Navy
Purdue
Grange
NEA
Cleveland
Alleven
Buckeyes
Michigan
Buddy Young
Ray Eligis
Columbus
Ilingigs
Champaign
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Indiana
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Marquette
Pennsylvania
Army
Annapolis
Babe Dahlgren Reveres as One of Best First Basemen
Babe Dahlgren, veteran first baseman, is hailed as among the finest all around players after a 1944 season with Pittsburgh in which he played 158 games, hit .288 with 173 hits, 26 doubles, seven triples and 12 homers, while fielding well. He recalls being unwanted by eight big league clubs yet later contributed steady value and questions why managers treated him as tradable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellsworth
Dahlgren
Fittsburgh
Joe McCarthy
Frankie Frisch
Babe
Pittsburgh
Elbie Fletcher
Bucky Harris
Harris
Chiefs
Philadelphia
Chiefs Association
Mountain City
Dodgers
Brunswick Plays To Scoreless Tie
Brunswick and Williamsport battled to a 0–0 draw on the Railroaders field in a fast afternoon game. Both sides created chances but missed the goal as Williamsport’s attackers had an off day. No penalties were awarded. Brunswick’s moral victory came against a top Williamsport squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Digo Senaul
Williamsport High School
Railroaders
Brunswick
Williamsport
Maryland State School
Silentee
Brunswick Williamsport
K. Taylor
Eardley Good
Hanna
Brooks
Herbert
Hallerson
Everretts
Orndorf
J. Anderson
Gordon Ae
Bowers
R. Taylor
Stenger, Schamel
D. Anderson
Grams
Crist Bingham
Donovan . Cole
Stevnary
Anck
Wenner
Jones
Wilson
Kline
Heferees
Dolan
Nelson
Meeting Notes From Woman's Club With Christmas Dinner
The meeting led by president Thelma Culler opened with America and a prayer. Twelve members attended including Susie Ramsburg and Ester Miller. Prizes went to Elizabeth Shipley Bertha Rice Mollie Zimmerman Lillie Trout Elia Fisher Dorothea Summers and Thelma Culler. Next meeting set for December 5 at the Pythian Castle with a 6:30 P.M. Christmas dinner. Appointed to serve: Bertha Rice Daisy Miller Fern Etzler Fannie King May Keefer Carne James. Glommen, Norway's principal river, is 400 miles long.
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Dorothea Summers
Thelma Culler
Pythian Castle
Bertha Rice
Daisy Miller
Fern Etzler
Fannie King
May Keefer
Carne James
Army Tightens Lead In Poll Of College Football
New York November 1 Army remains in first place after a lopsided win over Notre Dame solidifying its top ranking in the Associated Press poll. Navy and Randolph Field follow as the top contenders with Georgia Tech and Duke rising into the top ten while Notre Dame slips to eighth amid recent losses. Theav University teams and service schools vie for position as reformatted standings show Army at 77 points and Navy at 75 with other schools close behind.
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Auburn
Georgia
Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Jimmy Valthal
West Virginia
Bainbridge
Camp Peary
Pirates
North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Tulane
Clemson
Tennessee
Temple
Walliam and Mary
Virginia Molly
Miami
Coral Gables
Serign Nurth Ciel Glales
Richmond
Daniel Field
Texas Aggies
Rice
Texas A
Aggies
Texas
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
West Texas State
South Plains Army
Randolph Field
Georgetown
Tex
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
Drake
California
Trojans
Pacific
Shoemaker
Saint Mary's
Air Force
Washington
New York
Notre Dame
Motuanly
Prad
Die Tepmagae
Countrie
Fr Ut
Jade
South Bend Namibiers
Navy
Army
Cades
Wage Ware Ghiwe
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Texas Filers
Maxwell Field
Tech
Wake Forest
Michigan
Odana
March Field
Public Sale Announcement At McKinstrys Farm October 16 1944
On account of tewish bain going to thiseontitge Lariitog aid will offer at trubtic swe on the premiers ib mites. Terms Cash. Settlement must be made on day of sale. A large consignment of livestock dairy equipment machinery household goods and farm implements will be offered. Ladies of Linwood Church will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewish
Bain
Bret Olstein
Johny Deere
Syracuse
John Deere
Dea
McCormick
New Idea
McCormick-Deering
Fairbanka-Morse Warner
Wilson
Morris
Unclear text sports and academy notes in 1942 era
Fragmented OCR lists teams schools and military posts with scattered scores and place names. Mentions include Minnesota Wake Forest Fort Terry Michigan State UCLA Indiana North Carolina State Camp Peay Tulsa Texas Christian Georgia and Virginia. Describes academy athlete eligibility and wartime restrictions affecting participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohba
Virginia U6
Uhngis
Maxwell Field
Penneviveania
Fort Teree
Melville
Hook
Pb School
Georgia
Tulsa
Texas Christian
Alibi Alome
Air Force West
Army Navy Game At Annapolis Sold Out
Annapolis announces the Army Navy football game is a complete sellout with more applications already on hand than the 1560 seat capacity. Only residents within a 50 mile radius of the Maryland capital are eligible. Navy athletic association members midshipmen and academy staff will receive priority access and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
C. C. Uhumphreys
US Naval Academy
Humphreys
Bern
Nhapolis
Maryland Capitol
Navy
Timber, Waste, and Cultivable Land Split Described in Survey
A survey notes that one third of the tract is merchantable timber, an equal portion is waste, and the remainder is cultivable. The report details spatial allocations and potential uses for each section, guiding subsequent land transactions and development plans.
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Joe Gould
New Jersey
Nicodemus Paint
Boilermakers
Midshipmen
Boris Dimancheri
Angelo Carnaghi
Stormy Pfohl
Cecil Isbell
Penn
Yale
Elis
Dartmouth
Bucknell
Cornell
Villanova
Brown
Columbia
New York U
Brooklyn College
Lafayette
Lehigh
Penn State
Maryland
Colgate
Princeton
Swarthmore
Holy Cross
Newport
Mississippi State
South
Alabama
L.S.A
Bama
Shorty McWilliams
Ollie Cline
Bob Brugge
Tom Keate
Dick Flanagan
Brugge
RED Grange
Babe Dahlgren
Him
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
Glommen
Norway
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbuster
Potomac Edison Co
Paene
Frederick
General Acceptance Corporation
Frederick, Md
Melvin M. Engle
America
Bainbridge, Md
Southern California
Liskes
Pardue
Loro
Marine
Dad Norman
Okla
Nave
WueVate
Atmapolis
TAO Weels
Nias
Caer Ap Fay
Marvels
Stepmano Bros, Phila. PA
Spiece
Kriemsberg S
Tveley
KEY Hotel
Hannah Lord Montague
Pal Petented
Coaler
Scor
Gama
UCL
Rita
Ednard H
Golden Fgcu
Carl Esigmd Rang Goes
Conover Gavir
Waria Montel
Peter Coe
Nigel Bruce
Leo Carrillo
Sega Bs
Bumble
Curt Bus
William Bidle
Middletown
McCormick-Deeting
Black Hawk
Saxton Harrow
Lever Harrow
Totran
Iink
Warness
FORD
Lloyd Grossnickle
Glenn Trout
Raymond TL. Kelly
Orphana Court
Frederick County
William A. Bidle
Nome
Walter
Chasles E, Bidle
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