Maryland Freshmen Open Season With Victory and Strong Local Talent
Maryland yearlings opened with a 6-0 win over Virginia Military Institute, featuring four Maryland players in the starting lineup and several Free State products key to the victory. Jack Love John Small and Milton Athey led the freshmen in college Park as Coach Clark’s West Coast move faced the first on field results. The Freshmen next face Western Maryland in College Park while varsity prepares for a clash with the Green Terror in Baltimore.
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College Park
Clark
West Coast
Maryland
Free State
Virginia Miliary
District of Columbia
Western Maryland
Free Staters
Walter Halas
Jack Love
Hagerstown
John Small
la Salle Institute
Cumberland
Leroy Schneider
Baltimore Polytechnic
Milton Athey
Allegany High
Love
Small
Athey
Bob Roulette
Hagerstown High
Kenneth Rippel
Baltimore City College
Percy Wolfe
Hyattsville
Pete Karangelen
Baltimore Southern
Russell Potee
Glenburnie
Wolfe
Potee
Grid Ironies By Wallace Butts
Georgia coach Wallace Butts recalls a game against Florida where Georgia failed to score three times in a 3 to 2 loss. He recounts advising Frank Sinkwich to cut right instead of left, and Sinkwich scoring a late third quarter touchdown against the plan, a move the coach called good coaching at the time.
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Wallace Butts
Georgia
Florida
Frank Sinkwich
Sinkwich
Throughtrains to rush oil eastward to New England
The Office of the Petroleum Coordinator announced plans to move 600 carloads daily of home heating oil and other refined products directly from Gulf Coast and Mid-West refineries to New England without stops. An additional 200 carloads will travel in three through trains from the Gulf Coast to New York harbor terminals. Deputy Ralph K Davies said the schedule would cut at least days from round trips.
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Washington
New England
Gulf Coast
Mid-Western
Office of the Petroleum Co-ordinator
New York Harbor
Ralph K Davies
Roundup of wartime sports and college teams at MSG and beyond
Veteran coaches brace for war era changes as teams like Brooklyn College and Fordham adapt. Navy Ensigns train with college connections at Camp Carson and Fort Monmouth hosts boxing with Royal Navy. Marine sharpshooter West Bennett and Coast Guard grid squad link to future contests while Army Notre Dame rally funds aid the scholarship program.
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Larry Doyle, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Larry
Isea
Fort Monmouth
Norm Duar Lee
Joe Seb Ddee
Royal Navy
Asbury Park
Camp Carson
Cole
Walter Prager
Dartmouth
Peter Gabriel
Franconia, N. H
Eskie Clark
Lafayette
Aleutians
Brooklyn
Arkansas
Six Teen Age Youths Sworn Into Navy at Tivoli Theater
Frederick county youths under twenty publicly took the oath for Navy service before a quiet Tivoli Theater audience. Eighteen total were recruited during the Navy recruiting cruiser stay. Recruits listed include Monroe Beall Yellow Springs Robert Cannon Frederick Donald Morgan Frederick Richard Smith Route 1 Frederick Clifton Blair Thurmont and Charles Rentzell Frederick. Yeoman Second Class John J. Dickman spoke. Lt W M Delaney administered the oath. The oath ceremony led to marching orders and a performance of The Star Spangled Banner. Recruits were to report to boot camp today.
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Frederick County
Navy
Tivoli Theater
Tinga
Alge Ehic
Monroe Vernon Beall
Yellow Springs
Robert Edward Cannon
Frederick
Donald Morgan
Frederik
Richard Austin Smith
Clifton F Blair
Charles William Rentzell
John J. Dickman
Licenl
W. M. Delaney
Willkie to speak on UN war fronts tour Monday
Columbia Broadcasting System announced Wendell L Willkie will address the nation Monday from 10 30 to 11 p m Eastern War Time. The speech to be carried by Columbia NBC Blue Mutual and CBS networks over four major channels.
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Willkie
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wendell L
United Nations
Columbia
National Broadcasting System
The
Blue
Mutual
Cronin to oversee Red Cross overseas club assignment
Joe Cronin, manager of the Boston Red Sox, will go overseas with the American Red Cross to manage an overseas leave club for military personnel. He plans to return to baseball next year if possible and says the Red Cross is a worthwhile cause. Cronin will travel to Washington for preliminary training and does not know his final destination yet.
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Newton
Mass
Qcl
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
American Red Cross
Newton Centre
The
Red Cross
Washington
Cronin
Red
Guide for Draft Boards on Essential Newspaper Work
Washington officials clarified that essential occupation classifications for communications include newspapers but do not guarantee blanket deferments. Employers must prove a journalist’s role is critical and不可替代 for the paper, with war correspondents deferred only when certified by War or Navy departments, and local boards decide on individual merit. Governor O’Conor mulls speaking at a New York dinner for stateless and Palestinian Jews in November.
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Washington
Bet
Enews
War
Navy Department
All-State Chorus And Orchestra In Baltimore
The All-Maryland High School Chorus will perform in Baltimore on Friday and Saturday under the Maryland State Teachers' Association. The chorus sings Friday at 3 45 p m in the Baltimore City College auditorium with the orchestral concert at 10 30 a m Friday in Eastern High School. Conductors are Dorothy Willison and Mary Cross with Victor Marietta Osmar Steinwald directing the orchestra. County students in the chorus and orchestra include numerous named singers and players from Frederick Carroll and surrounding towns.
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All-Maryland High School
Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore City College
Eastern High School
Dorothy Willison
Cumberland
Mary Cross
Rockville
Victor Marietta
Hagerstown
Osmar P. Steinwald
Charles C. T. Stull
Ann Stinson
Emmitsburg
Katy Foster
Gloria Hiser
Richard Kline
Brunewick
Jean Biser
Lois Kreh
Thelma Rice
Phillip Tambdin
Troean
Tama Ood Travers Stultz
Frederick
Myrabell
Brazilian Chief of Staff Granted Leave
Brazilian chief of staff General Pedro Aurelis De Goes Monteiro 52 has been granted indefinite leave from his post. He has led since 1937 as a key figure in Brazil's government during Vargas era, with noted views on U S and German models and French methods.
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Rio de Janeiiro
Pedro Aurelis de Goes Monteiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Oswaldo Aranha
Goes Monteiro
U. S
France
United States
Sunday Basketball Trials Begin Under Jaycees Plan
Frederick County league votes to test Sunday afternoon basketball under Jaycees sponsorship. Teams include Ox Fibre Brush Co Coca Cola YMC A DeMolay State Guard and Middletown. Armory use secured for Sunday play with patriotically sponsored contests.
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Frederick County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Coca Cola
Y. M. C. A. DeMolay
State Guard
Middletown
Camp Ritchie
Melvin Derr
Jaycee Basketball Committee
M.C. A
Derr
State Armory
Armory
The
Jaycees
Frederick county offers free war production courses
Frederick City and County schools inaugurate Vocational War Production Training replacing earlier defense programs. Free courses cover aircraft riveting welding machine shop blueprint reading and shop math with instructors including C E Clin gan C B Hartman Bascom S Neal and C W Mullican. Negro training and recruitment through the United States Employment Service aim to place students in weld and riveting work. Approximately 200 hours of instruction expected for better paying war plant jobs.
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Frederick City
National Defense
Elm Street
C. E. Clingan
Peter Es
Frederick High School
C. W. Mullican
Frederick Machinist
Lincoln High School
Brunswick High School
State Department of Vocational Education
United States Employment Service
Winchester Hall
G. F. Lartz
Frederick County
Wat
Government pledges compensation if petroleum prices fall in East
Washington, Oct 20 Administr at or Leon Henderson assured gasoline and fuel oil distributors and dealers in the East that no decision has been made on price changes. He said they will be compensated for inventory losses if prices are cut to counteract speculation in the trade.
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Washington
Prite
Leon Henderson
East
Henderson
Ohio State Voted To Be Outstanding Grid Team
The Associated Press poll shows Ohio State named the outstanding collegiate eleven for the second straight week with 58 first place votes and 1 030 points. Georgia is second with 973 points and nine first place votes, followed by Alabama Michigan Illinois Georgia Tech Wisconsin Notre Dame Santa Clara Boston College.
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New York
Ohio State
University of Georgia
Bulldogs
Georgia
Alabama
Michigan
Ilinois
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Santa Clara
Boston College
Annothandh Alshawn
Tennessee
Northwestern
Army
Texas Christian
Bernie Bierman
Oregon State
Navy
North Carolina
Irish
Governor O Conor seeks Chesapeake Bay oyster bed survey
Annapolis Oct 20 Governor O Conor announced he has asked Interior Secretary Harold L Ickes to initiate a physical and biological survey of Chesapeake Bay oyster beds via the U S Fish and Wildlife Service He said an accurate inventory of current conditions is a prerequisite to maximum industry development and noted the beds hold large potential value for food supply during national emergency The state will cooperate but cannot supply trained personnel alone and the matter has been studied by the Maryland Board for Natural Resources as seafood resources grow in importance.
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Jaycee Basketball Committee
Derrick Feld
Bright Spot
Camp Ritchie
Hagerstown
Alexandria
Cartyoeconaiae
Annapolis
O'Conor
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Chesapeake Bay
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Ickes
Chespeake Bay
Maryland Board For Natural Resources
Freshmen Football Stars Grow Across Colleges
Freshman players are making strong showings nationwide with several standout stars and early contributions. Princeton’s George Franke and Frank Perantoni headline Tiger fans. Harvard backs Jack Comeford Leo Flynn and George Boston shine. Colgate backs Walt McQuade Jack Clifford. Georgia Tech’s Clint Castleberry cited as top rookie at the Southeastern major programs.
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New York
Big Ten
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Southern
Tad Wieman
Princeton
Tigers
Navy
Penn
George Franke
Baltimore
Tiger
Frank Perantoni
Harvard
Jack Comeford
Leo Flynn
George Boston
Wallace Flynn
Boston
Crimson
Boston College
Bill Boyce
Larry Bartnick
Dartmouth
Restee Connors
Holy Cross
Colgate
Walt McQuade
Jack Clifford
Columbus
John Hart
Williamsport
Columbia Lions
Bruce Gehrke
Charles Kremovich
Army
Frercly
Southeastern Conference
Clint Castleberry
Georgia Tech
University of Georgia
College gridiron names and highlights emerge in mix
The passage lists players including Arte Lloyd a 170 pound fullback from Blytheville, Lafayette King an outstanding end, Billy Mims a top Florida back from Jacksonville. It notes Eugene Hubka winning a quarterback job at Tom Desey s and Bucknell Ewing gaining 118 yards in eight carries against Iowa State while Einar Johnson scores from 93 and 42 yards.
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Lloyd
Blytheville
Arte
Lafayette King
Florida
Billy Mims
Jacksonville
Fla
Eugene Hubka
Tom Desey
Bucknell
Ewing
Iowa State
Einar Johnson
Walkersville High Nets Narrow Soccer Victory
Walkersville High School edged the Maryland State School for the Deaf 4 to 2 at Bjerlee Field in a game played with shortened quarters. Smith opened the scoring, Staley and Stauffer added goals for Walkersville, while Boyer and Potts contributed field shots on two occasions. The Silentees scored twice in the final period, but Walkersville held on for the win.
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Bjerlee Field
Walkersville High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Walkersville
Silentees
Smith
Staley
Stauffer
Boyer
Potts
H.S. Pos
D. Ensor
Eeetessese
Holler Wachtersume
Hanke Trout
Ferrell
Manahan Staley
Bowman Keeney McKenney
Kettelis
Boger Gilbert
Bankert Stauffer Potts
Warrenfeltz Fry
Foreman
Livessy
Abrecht
Peddicord
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Westminster College
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George Sting
Larry Gligor
Mount Union College
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Pepper Martin
Ken Alyta
Waterbury
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Maine
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Indiana
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Frank J. Campbell
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Emmisburg
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C. EB. Hartman
Bascom S. Neal
Bay
Melvin M. Engle Otrites
Frederick, Md
College Fresh
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Stephang Brothers
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