Uncle Sam May Pick Rose Bowl Eleven
Western candidate for the Rose Bowl may hinge on the draft as UCLA California and USC lose key players to the armed forces. Washington, after facing USC and California, could emerge as the strongest nominee if it wins upcoming games.
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Uncle Sam
Los Angeles
Pastadena
UCLA
California
Southern California
University of Washington
Trojans
Califoula
Berkeley
Pest Welch
Themegulars
Hachten
Adigan
Higgins
Muir
Quist
Washington
Gordon Gray
Crittenden
Romer
Gray
St. Mary’s
USC
Johnny Roesch
Jerry Shipkey
Hank Sheller
Chuck Vanatta
Roesch
Bruins
Keith Decourcey
Naval Officers Training School
Justice Held Great Natural Grid Player
Bainbridge Md Oct 17 He is called the greatest natural football player by Bainbridge Coach Joe Maniaci. Charley Justice, 19, from Asheville NC, has rushed for 999 yards on 111 touches in three 1944 games, with six touchdowns and a 25 yard per carry average. He lauds a fierce work ethic and breakneck speed, drawing Duke interest for after the war.
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Bainbridge. Md
Bainbridge
Joe Maniaci
Charley Justice
Duke
Eddie Gameron
Asheville
N.C
Commodores
Camp le- Jeune Marines
Cameron
Justice
David
Harvey Johnson
Willam
Mary Don Durdan
Oregon State
Tun Gatewood
Georgia
Jackie Field
Texas
Harry “Hippete
Hopp
Nebraska
Joe Kane
Penn
Randolph Field Ramblers dominate rivals in football
Randolph Field Ramblers surge to third in national polls by defeating Rice Texas and SMU, averaging over 47 points per game and totaling 1 305 yards with 21.3 rushing yards allowed per game while intercepting 10 passes for 298 return yards. Dudley leads offense with 282 rushing yards and 236 passing yards, Layden close behind.
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San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Field
Ramblers
Rice
Texas
Southern Methodist
Georgia University
Santa Clara
SMU
Randolph
Bill Dudley
Jake Leicht
S.M.W
Woman in Red Bets Big at Rockingham Park Races
A mysterious bettor known as the Woman in Red plunged large sums at Rockingham Park and other New England tracks, netting thousands in show bets while keeping her identity hidden. Observers note her streak of winnings and that she often handles tickets herself, sometimes via a male companion.
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N. H. Och
Rockingham Park
the Rock
New England
Rockingham
Narraganzett
Rhode Island
Amen Ladd
Johnny Junior
Georgie McMullen
Baker's Bowling League Results Highlight Matches
Buckeystown defeated Jacobson's while Storm Shipley edged Bill's Sand. Everedy and Amer Stores each posted two wins as Fred Junk, Jr. earned a 3-0 split.
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Shipley
Buckeystown
Keilholtz
Fred. Junk
Bill's Sand
Jacobson’s
Everedy
Amer
Jacobson
S. Storm-Shipley
City Bowling League Results and Upcoming Matches
Bennies Urbana leads one side with two wins while Etzlers Geisers and Farmers field strong showings. This week Moore faces Etzlers Geisers meets Bennies Thomas Howie versus Urbana Kaufmans battles Farmers and Everedy hosts Kenholtz Gar. Amer. Stores v3. Fred Junk competes.
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Moore
Etzler
Geiser
Bennie
Thomas Howie
Urbana
Kaufman
Farmers
Everedy
Kenholtz Gar. Amer
Fred. Junk
House To House Canvass Opened In Montgomery
Rockville Oct 17 volunteers began a county wide house to house canvass to raise 97000 for the Community War Fund drive. Walter P. Elliott chairs the campaign with 130 captains directing 5 to 20 workers each. Mary Lucas announced area and section chairmen across seven areas with numerous captains assigned.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Community Chest and Council
Imu Eiyut Sicas
County
Walter P. Elliott
Mary Lucas
A. E. Goode
Gaithersburg
Potomac
Albert Walker
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Alton K. Davis
Wheaton
Harold Bradford
Colesville
Charles Tipton
Clarksburg
Poolesville
Barnesville
Darnestown
Adoption Petition in Equity Court for Richard Eugene Noel
J Lawrence Orendorff and Anna B Orendorff petition for the adoption of infant Richard Eugene Noel. The notice includes multiple marriage and property records from Frederick County Maryland and Herndon Virginia with several $10 deed transfers and changes of ownership.
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J. Lawrence Orendorff
Anna B Orendorff
Richard Eugene Noel
Marriatt Thetnes Gordon L. Saunders, Jr
Frances Louise Riley
Baltimore
Allen A. Shear
Hazel L., Cummings
Herndon
James A. Johnson
Joseph
Otreba
Birdie J
Miss Cramer's Estate Given To Niece In Probate
An estate valued at over 10000 largely in Farmers and Mechanics National Bank stock and Potomac Exquisiva Company stock was left by the late Miss Llenmetia Cramer to her niece Mrs. C. Herbert Kreh. Kreh qualified as executrix after a October 24 1920 will was probated Tuesday and assets cited exceed 10000.
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and Potomac Exuisva
Llenmetia Cramer
C. Herbert Kreh
O. Court
Kreh
Testaura
Dorothy Cramer
Stoll Kemp
Barnet Nelson Reeh
Virginia MM
Wuson
Caries S. Wilson
Charles W. Peddicord
Marry A. Peddicord
Office of the Register of Wills
Joe Robert
Bright
Shading OF Street Lights To Be Decided Tonight
Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger leads a debate at the regular meeting over removing shading from a street light at Rosemont and Fairview avenues. He argues against any shade due to dark spots and plans to present the issue to the Board tonight urging removal of the shade.
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Hugh V. Gittinger
Board of Aldermon
Rosemont
Fairview Avenues
Emmert R. Bowing
Giltinger
Fairview
Gittinger
Woodsboro Women's Club Met With Demonstrations
Woodsboro Women s Club met Tuesday October 10 at two p m with 13 members and no visitors. Mrs N W Cramer presided and opened with America. A costume accessories demo was given by Mrs Cramer and textiles shown by Mrs Stitely. A nominating committee named: Mrs Glenm Lenhart, Mrs Steiner Smith, Mrs John E Crum. Next meeting October 23 at Mrs Cramer s home with a walk to Red Cross Headquarters Walkersville to help make surgical dressings.
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Woodsport Aiun
M. W. Stitely
Woodsboro
Glenm Lenhart
Steiner Smith
John E. Crum
Cramer
Red Cross
Walkersville
Butter Shortage Impacts Baltimore Restaurants and Hotels
Baltimore dairy wholesalers report a butter shortage affecting restaurants and hotels. Substitutes are used widely for cooking and table use as managers urge patrons to go without spreads. Mid Western shipments drop to a quarter of normal, with milk production thinning in cold months and cheese exports rising.
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Baltimore
Chary
South
Marty W. Walker
Independent
Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association of
Greek Women and Children Used as Hostages by Nazis
Reports say German troops in Greece are taking women and children as hostages to deter guerrilla attacks. Nazis warned of executions, while civilians already killed are noted. German troops retreating toward Larissa reportedly took 40 women and children. fate unknown. British patrols in Athens followed clashes between rival Greek factions.
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Rome
Anti Scudal
Volos
Larissa
Athens
Fac
Allied fleet lands at Piraeus ending occupation unrest
A large Allied armada of 150 warships entered Piraeus port yesterday restoring order without firing a shot. British forces, landing peacefully, helped end three years of German occupation. The preceding week saw many civilians killed by machine gun fire and widespread arson as German troops withdrew.
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Piraeus
Alfred Headquarters
Pvt Hugh A McMullen Reported Killed in France
Pvt Hugh A McMullen, grandson of the late Ugh A McMullen, is reported killed in France per War Department telegram. The message notes he was the son of deceased parents and followed initial misreporting in Cumberland.
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Cumberland
Hugh A. McMullen
Ugh
A. McMullen
Maryland
France
War Department
MacDonald
War
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