Connie Mack resigns after fifty seasons with Athletics
Mack, baseball’s Grand Old Man, steps down as Philadelphia Athletics manager after 50 years, to be replaced by Jimmy Dykes with Art Ehlers promoted to general manager. Roy and Earle Mack keep control, Mickey Cochrane named GM earlier. rumors denied, Roy states Dykes chosen weeks ago. Connie Mack born 1862, from East Brookfield, Mass., father of seven. Barclay gets new pact at Washington and Lee University with a five year contract and unspecified salary increase.
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Frederick Cadets overpower St James in 36-0 JV rout
Frederick High School junior varsity dominated St. James School of Hagerstown at McCurdy Field. A 50 yard pass from Mullican to Ward opened scoring, Krantz added the extra point, and Weddle later scored on a kickoff return. Krantz and Comer connected for another TD in the second half as Frederick poured pressure, forcing fumbles and a safety. Final score 36-0 with Frederick earning touchdowns by Mullis, Krantz, and Weddle.
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Stout Chosen As Lineman Of Week
Army defensive center Elmer Stout, a 20 year old junior at the U S Military Academy, was named Associated Press college football lineman of the week after leading the Army line that stopped Michigan at Yankee Stadium. Stanford end Bill McColl finished second after his standout performance against Santa Clara with other contenders from Oklahoma Ohio State Wake Forest Army Yale and Tulane among others.
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Georgia
Dean Smith
Bob Ward
Maryland
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St. Martins
Wash
Pimlico Special To Be Run On November 3
Eight thoroughbreds have accepted invitations to the 4th Pimlico Special on November 3, with no clear standout. One Hitter, a late frontrunner after beating Noor and Citations, is among hopefuls, while Calumet Farm is absent. The $15,000 winner take all race covers a mile and three sixteenths, featuring three year olds Lights Up Greek Ship Oil Capital and older rivals in a strong field.
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Football Players Named Across Colleges and Teams Collide
A long list of players from California to Wyoming is noted, including Les Richter and Bill Mace among others. The text cites averages and defenses with figures such as 3.3 and 3.4 yards, Cleveland leading pass defense at 38 percent and Philadelphia at 39.1 percent, with Washington and Pittsburgh at 41 percent.
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Libertytown Bowling League Results From Last Week
The Libertytown Bowling League's week featured Fisher's taking 3 to 0 over Stitely, Grabill's defeating Smith's 2 to 1, and Wright's edging Nash's 2 to 1. Friday's matches had Smith facing Wright, Nash opposing Stitely, and Fisher's meeting Grabill's.
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Rams Lead League In Total Offense
The Los Angeles Rams top the NFL in total offense with 2,080 yards in five games, driven by 1,422 passing yards and 658 rushing. New York Yankees sit second with 1,893 yards, while Cleveland Browns and Chicago Bears follow. Rams also lead air yardage and punt averages, with strong passing efficiency and scoring pace among league leaders.
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Mighty Mo Returns to Maryland Scrimmage After Injury
Half back Ed Modzelewski known as Mighty Mo joined Maryland football players in a scrimmage at College Park, his first action in two weeks after a leg injury. Fullback Karney Scioscia and tackle Bob Dean also returned from the casualty list.
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Hood Undergraduates Speak To Rotary Club
Twenty eight percent of Hood's student body earns an education and 144 girls work or receive aid this year. Miss Valehradsky outlined scholarships, self-help jobs, and loans from the Apple fund, with 46 in work or scholarship programs and 60 paid positions. Miss Springhorn stressed the need for a campus chapel as Hood donors announced a 150000 pledge on Campus Day.
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Hagerstown
George H. Riggs
Charles A. Price
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Injury woes hit Maryland ahead of NC State game
The extra point specialist who was injured last Saturday is sidelined as Maryland prepares for North Carolina State this weekend. Defensive backs Lynn Davis and Johnny Idzik also sat out with shoulder injuries, and Coach Jim Tatum called their status for the Wolfpack game questionable.
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Deed of Separation For Gray Couple Filed In Court
A deed of separation filed for record in the Circuit Court sets Arthur F. Gray and Mary F. Gray to live apart. He agrees to pay her 5000 dollars in cash plus 125 dollars as part payment. The document notes relinquishment of mutual property claims and outlines distributions between the spouses.
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