Texas Defeats Oregon in Final Texas Classic
In a Texas grid report, the Longhorns, anxious to cap graduation with a memory, hold a 14-0 lead as Oregon drives. The second string halts several goal line thrusts while first string pushes back. Tom Roblin fakes, Curt Meacham escapes coverage, and Meacham scores as Texas seals the game late.
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Dana X. Bible
Cosch
University of Texas
Texas
Longhorns
Particu
Oregon
Tom Roblin
Curt Meacham
Ma! Kutner
Meacham
Varsities Set To Meet As Old Liners Edge Keydets
The Old Liners led by Bob Roulette on a 60 yard second quarter drive with 22 and eight yard carries as Maryland yearlings gained points after a bad VMI pass. VMI’s Jack Hutchson stood out on offense and defense amid limited passing with one late interception by Jackson.
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Bob Roulette
Hagerstown
Maryland
Fred Jacsikzon
Keydets
Ragun~ay Fae
Marylans
Jack Hutchson
V. M
Jackson
Terrors And Mounts In Annual Grid Struggle
Westminster hosts Mount St Marys on Hoffa Field in a Homecoming clash. Westminster aims to extend a perfect home record while Mount St Marys seeks two wins to cap a short season. Westminster recently beat Boston University. Mount St Marys defeated Salisbury and seeks another victory. James Buchanan was the only bachelor president.
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Mount St. Mary's
Hoffa Field
Green Terrors
Mountaineers
George Washington
Gettysburg College
Westminster Clan
Boston University
Salisbury Service
Sports Roundup Finds Teams Stranded Amid Weathered Travel
New York reports highlight three football squads stuck in Richmond after rail disruption. Perils of moving teams on the road are discussed as schedules shift. A horse named Happy Note runs away at Jamaica, triggering refunds and ownership questions. Bears fans toss footballs, and three sailors return a game ball to the Army. Rookie Eddie Freed draws comparisons to Lloyd Waner, while rugby notes cover RAF cadets and Ponca City. John R. Hanlon reviews a St. Louis Cardinals season payoff. A tale of dorm noise spoilsleep follows Lambert and Manhattan's Georgetown trip.
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Virginny
Bears
Cardinals
Chicago
Rocky Wolfe
Baker Field
Army
West Point
Eddie Freed
Phils
Lloyd Waner
Eddie
Oklahoma City
RAF
Ponca City
Scotland
Ireland
Farms Being Checked Here For Fire Hazards
County workers under a Maryland Extension Service survey with the State Forestry Department and OCD aim to screen at least ninety percent of local farms for fire hazards. Led by Henry R. Shoemaker, 230 men and as many women interview farm owners and tenants to raise awareness and prompt hazard reductions to protect rural homes from fires.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Maryland Extension Service
State Forestry Department
OCD
Shoemaker
Football Schedule Fragments From Various Venues Across States
A long list of football matchups arranged by city and venue covers teams from Maryland to California. Notable pairings include Coast Guard at Baltimore, Yale at Navy, Colgate at Duke, Army at Columbia, Penn State at Cornell, Indiana at Pit, and UCLA at California. Several games specify cities like Cambridge, Philadelphia, and Nashville, with some matches labeled for tonight or at night in Washington and other cities.
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East Boston
N. C
Flight
Boston
Bowdoin
Williams
Brunswick
Brown
Lafayette
Providence
Colgate
Duke
Buffalo
Columbia
Army
New York
Cornell
Penn State
Ithaca
Delaware
Gettysburg
Wiltmington
Fordham
West Virginia
George Washington
Furman
Washington
Georgetown
Auburn
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Worcester
Roosevelt Confers With Taylor on Vatican Mission
President Roosevelt met with Myron Taylor, the U S Vatican representative, to receive a full report on his travels. Taylor said he reported comprehensively to the President during the conference, which followed Taylor’s return to the United States from London.
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Taylor Washington
Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
Vatican
United States
London
Taylor
Gains High Score With Sacrifice Bid
Benjamin C. Johnson of Spartanburg South Carolina argues postwar duplicate bridge will be America's top pastime. He cites a game where his opponents missed a small slam, allowing Johnson to lose less by going down 900 instead of letting the slam win, securing a top score though East–West slam would have earned 980 points.
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South
Benjamin C. Johnson
Spartansburg
C. Johnson
America
Johnson
West
Farmers Split On Soil Conservation Proposals In Frederick County
A survey of six farmers reveals mixed views on contour plowing and soil conservation. A. L. Kemp and Mrs. Philip O. Coblentz express caution and support, while Spencer Jones, H. H. Swomley, J. H. Eyter, and R. E. F. Duvall offer varied opinions about the necessity and value of conservation practices for preventing erosion and improving yields.
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Frederick County
Diplomas Presented To Two In Cub Pack 1
At the regular Troop No 18 meeting in the Presbyterian Sunday school rooms, two Cub Pack No 1 boys aged 12 were graduated to Scouts. Harry Hamilton Jr and John Rhoads received diplomas as Rev. W Merval Weaver led the ceremony. Richard Fleming was named senior patrol leader to be invested next week on October 23. John Rhoads was invested Tenderfoot by Bernard M Davis Jr. Seventeen Scouts, two officers, and four adults attended despite bad weather.
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Harry Hamilton, Jr
John Rhoads
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Charles 8. Treich
FE. B. Parkinson
Bernard M. Davis, Jr
Richard Fleming
Davis
Court News Deeds and Divorces in Local Filings
Court records show Mary Matilda Trundle executrix transferring property to George F Shaw and wife for 4715 dollars. Bertha Blair sues Joseph Blair for absolute divorce. Multiple marriage licenses issued for residents of Burkittsville Middletown Hagerstown Washington Frederick Walkersville and Waynesboro. Coffee trees take seven years to begin producing.
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George F. Shaw
Esty
Bertha A. Blair
Joseph H. Blair
Harold Y. Fink
Burkittsville
Katherine V. Keller
Middletown
Kenneth R. Wagaman
Sabillasville
Carolyn Blanks
Hagerstown
Charles Preston Ponton
Laurel
Jean Henry
Washington
Leon Chor
Baltimore
Julia Hurwitz
Brooklyn
Christopher C. Barneskow
Marvel J. Hoke
Martin M. Puncke
Frederick
Edna J. Tyler
William Z. Stauffer
Katherine FE. Myers
Walkersville
George F. Bowers
Public Sale of Cattle and Farm Equipment Described
Auction notices reveal multiple 1942 public sales in Maryland and nearby counties. Items include 23 cows, a registered Ayrshire bull, 6 heifers, horses, hogs, machinery, dairy fixtures, and a Westinghouse welding outfit. Bidders must pay cash day of sale. Locations include Urbana Route 240 and Lib erty Town Frederick County and Middletown Route 40 corridors.
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E.W.T
Route 40
Frederick
Middletown
Altl Agm
Discontinuing on the Cas a Farm at Black's Mill
Public sale notice for a farm at Black's Mill near Creagerstown, Lewistown, on Oct 22 1942 at 10 AM. Items include Black mares and a Black stallion, twelve cattle including Holsteins and Guernseys, two Holstein bulls, farm machinery from McCormick Deering and New Idea, wagons, hay carriages, harness, dairy equipment, and a milk cooler. Cash terms, no removal until settlement. Marshall L Leatherman listed with Glenn Trout Auctioneer.
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Creagerstown
Lewistown
emreDent
Guernseys
T. B
McCormick-Deering
Marshall L. Leatherman
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
John Deere
McCormick- Deering
Syracuse
Syracuse Barshear, 1 2-Horse Chattanooga Barshear
New Holland
Diggin
Henry H. Claggett
Emmert KR Bawlus
Poole's Restaurant Auction Items From Emmett Bowls Sale
George W Poole owner of Pop Poole's Restaurant announces a sale of household and restaurant equipment. Items include a washing machine, sewing machine, coal or wood range with hot water tank, beds and blankets, rug, furniture, dining set, typewriter, bookcases, kitchen cabinets, glass jars, oil heaters, mirrors and more. Additional note that restaurant equipment and napables will be sold first. Attendees are Aud Raymond J Kelly and Emmett Bowls.
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Hobart
Seth Thomas
Bentwood
Aqusehold
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Underwood
George W. Poole
Pop" Poole
Emmett R
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