Local Jaycees Seek To Reignite County Basketball League
Officials said last night that a sufficient number of teams is being assembled to revive the East County Basketball League. A meeting at 7 9 tonight will hear whether last season's success can be repeated and whether Middletown or Derrick Field will join. discussions with the Armory board will reveal floor usage plans and potential funding from gate receipts.
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State Armory
Armory Board
Jaycee
Jaycees
Middletown
Valley Town Court
NaDsonse
Frederick High School
Derrick Field
Aviation College
Bix
M. C. A. Ox Fibre
Coca Cola
Robinson Wins By Decision In Tenth
Philadelphia Oct 192 Ray Sugar Robinson won his 37th straight professional fight by a 10 round decision over Izzy Jannazzo. The Harlem welterweight pressured Jannazzo with hard punches from early rounds but failed to score a knockout, while Jannazzo absorbed the blows and earned cheers for going the distance before a crowd of more than 10,000. Jannazzo celebrated with a cartwheel after the final bell.
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Philadelphia
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Izzy Jannazzo
Jannazza
Robinson
Halien
Jannazzo
War bonds and balloons in air defense efforts
The piece explains how all branches including the Army Navy Air Corps Marines and Coast Guard use balloons for defense and patrol during the war. It notes barrage and observation balloons bearing wings fins and cables, used to deter ground strafing and to facilitate air strikes. anchored balloons can be lowered by long cables on mobile tracks.
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Army
Navy
Aircorps
Marines
Coast Guard
Sports Roundup insights on Navy Pre-Flight and college teams
By Hugh Fullerton, New York, Oct 20. The column snips through wartime college football trends, noting Navy Pre-Flight teams slipping upset losses, Duke’s surprise win over Colgate, and quotes from Lou Little on players balancing war and sport. It mentions bowling war effort drives, USC benefit week, violinist Walter Primrose at fight nights, and coach banter about Paul Brown’s future. It also covers Obstacle Course at Enid Army Flying School, possible hockey coaching at St Catherine’s, and Navy enlistment reshaping Butte and Fort Knox basketball rosters.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Navy
Notre
Wisconsin
Besten
Georgia Tech
Duke
Colgale
Lou’ Little
America
Pearl Harbor
USC
Lepton
Walter Primrose
Madison Square Garden
Paul Brown
Ohio State
Paul
Enid
Gkla
Army
Hell's Half Acre
Frank Frederickson
St. Catharine’s Ont
Pat McCarthy
Butte
Mont
Mickey McConnell
Dodgers
Fort Knox
Softball League Champs Honored On Wednesday
1942 City Softball League champions John C Camp and the Dr Pepper team plan a banquet and Miss Dr Pepper contest at Francis Scott Key Hotel with guests. Ballenger team of the County League has refused a dual championship series, risking a title by default if no series is scheduled.
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John C Camp
Dr. Pepper
Francis Scott Key
Ballenger
Campbell
Guy Ramsburg
Old Harmony
Ballenger Ff Ourgs
Bundists Convicted In German American Bund Trial
A New York based federal court convicted 24 of 25 former Bund leaders of conspiracy to commit evasion of the Selective Service Act. Jurors found the group guilty after about five hours of deliberation. Ferdinand Carlsen was acquitted. Convictions carry up to five years in prison and a $1000 fine.
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New York
O¢i
UPA
Federal Cour
Bund
Selective Service Act
Ferdinand Carlsen
South Bend
Ind
Whirlaway Assigned Top Weight in Washington Handicap
Whirlaway, the turf's leading money winner, drew 130 pounds for the Washington Handicap at Laurel Park. Alsab received 127, with several other contenders like Riverland and Challedon also listed. Swenke and Alsab head to Pimlico, with Whirlaway likely to be ridden by Westrope if Woolf is tied to Brann.
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Whirlaway
Washington
Alsab
John P .Turner
Calumet Farm
Warren Wright
Athat
al Subaid
Obash
Ben A. Jones
Laurel Park
Augustus (Sarge
Swenke
Pimlico
Baltimore
Whitly
Louisiana
Riverland
W. L Brann
Charledon
Valdiia Farm
Valdiia Orphan
Whirly
Jackie Westrope
George Woolf
Brann
Challedon
Pictor
Pietor
Helen Hickman
Ronbarr
Tom Heard
Boysy
Greentree
Swing and Sway
Louis B. Mayer
Cedar Farm
He Rolls
A. J. Sackett
Belair Stud
Corydon
Howard Wells
George D. Widener
Rosetown
A.C. Ernst
Hal Price Headley
Pride Of The Yankees Critique From A Nonfan View
Review notes many errors in The Pride Of The Yankees and Gary Cooper miscasting but praises the film’s moving portrayal of Gehrig’s illness. It contrasts Gehrig as a bashful star with a later aging director era and highlights Teresa Wright’s performance as notable.
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Yankees
Gehrig
Rube
Mets
Lardner
Gary Cooper
Teresa Wright
Court News Property Deeds and Equity Actions
Court news lists numerous property deed transfers within the county and city, including Harl E Compher to Ella M Nusbaum for 10 dollars, Edith Strobel from Carl Mumford for 10 dollars, and Melvin P Oden to Mel vile in Syinccoman area for 10 dollars. A large deed from William D Storm as trustee to Ephraim B Zimmerman and wife totals 21800 dollars, with other transfers involving Raymond W Frye and wife, Peoples National Bank of Brunswick, and Albert M Thomas among others. Equity cases include Harrett Harris Caniford vs Wil- indicating ongoing litigation.
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Court News
Harl E. Compher
Ella M. Nusbaum
Carl Mumford
Edith Strobel
Ada V. Nuse
Earl C. Nuse
Ernest William Staub
Ralph Frymyer
William D. Storm
Ephraim B. Zimmerman
Melvin P. Oden
Melvile
Syinccoman
Raymond W. Frye
Ray W Lugesbeel
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
Homer B. Tritappe
Julian W. Jamison
Albert M Thomas
Elmo Y. Jamison, Jr
Albert M. Thomas
Gilmore R. Flautt
Clyde O. Young
Frank J. Schroeder
Harry I. Bell
Harrett Harris Caniford
Wil
Bertelli's Passing Like Shot In Arm For Notre Dame Eleven
Notre Dame thrives after Angelo Bertelli returns to form in a modern T offense. The Irish dump Stanford 27-0 and beat the Iowa Pre-Flight Cadets 28-0 while Bertelli, back from injury, completes 14 of 20 passes for 233 yards and all four TDs against Stanford. The shift to a spread double wingback aligns receivers widely and Bertelli's accuracy steadies the offense.
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Bertelli
Notre Dame
Harry Grayson
NEA
South Bend
Angelo Bertelli
Golden Dome
Frank Leahy
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Leahy
Irish
Stamford
Iowa
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Dippy Evans
Stanford
Seahawks
Sid Luckman
The
Bears
Vilyon Bertelli
Springfield
Harry Wright
Harry
Ed. McKeever
Bert
McKeever
Iowa Cadets
Micks
Hes Avanen
College Grid Game Crowds Tapering Off
New York reports college football attendance across 127 games by 44 major colleges shows about a 25 percent drop from 1941 levels. Weather, travel, game quality, war, and transportation restrictions reduce turnout. Ohio State and California among notable declines, while Boston College and others report gains due to attractive matchups.
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New York
Boston College
Columbia
Purdue
Alabama
Louisiana State
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Cornell
Michigan
Nebraska
Missouri
Stanford
California
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
St. Mary’s
Sant Clara
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
Utah University
Hunters Too Can Help U S To Win The War
Hunters are urged to aid the war effort this fall by salvaging metals from shot gun and rifle cartridges, feathers and down from waterfowl, and fats from animals killed. E Lee LeCompte urges turning metals, feathers, and fats to the District Game Warden for forwarding to State and Federal agencies.
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State Game and Inland Fish Commission
E. Lee LeCompte
Maryland
le Compte
Weak-Side Strategy Fails In Columbia Victory
Historical game account recounts Dartmouth defeating Columbia 19 to 6 in 1920 after coach Lou Little notes Hank Barber’s strong side dominance. Despite planning weak-side plays and Hewitt’s attempts to adapt, the team sticks with strong side runs, producing a loss of yardage before the final score.
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Lou Little Flead
Columbia University
Dartmouth
Columbia
Hank Barber
Barber
Ralph Hewitt
Hewitt
Frederick Teams Schedule Early Season Practice
DeMolay and Coca Cola quintets call all members to attend early season court practice Wednesday evening. The Freder ick Redskins are to drill in Baker Park the same day. Ed Morgan and Gideon Horne ordered the Coca Cola roster to meet at 7 p.m. at the MCA. DeMolay set 6 p.m. at the same location. Fred Kemp calls the Redskins to outdoor practice at Baker Park at 5 p.m.
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Frederick
DeMolay
Coca Cola
Frederick Redskins
Baker Park
Ed Morgan
Gideon Horne
Fred Kemp
The
Redskins
U.S. Pilots Fly More Hours in 1942 Than 1930s Decade
In the first seven months of 1942, U.S. pilots logged 45 percent more flight hours than the total hours flown in the entire decade from 1930 to 1940. This surge reflects rapid wartime demand and expanding military operations.
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U.S
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