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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1946

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3

VFW Eleven Edges Waynesboro 8 0 In Final Quarter

Sloppy weather did not deter Frederick VFW backers as semi pro team beat Waynesboro 8 0 in the final period at McCurdy Field. After three scoreless quarters the Vets forced a safety and later Tackles and Lyerly scored twice to seal the win. Kennedy tossed to Lyerly for more points, injuries and line play noted, next game at Hagerstown.

Hardy Frederick VFW Waynesboro McCurdy Field Gorman Relies Green Lyerly Dusing Kennedy Bill Lyerly G. Orrison Best H. Groff R. “Tater Orrison Fred Kemp Hagerstown

Football Scores Roll In Across Many Colleges

A flood of late football scores lists results from Georgetown to Yale and Princeton. Notable outcomes include Harvard routing Coast Guard 68 to 0, Georgia defeating Ohio State 33 to 13, and Oklahoma 28 over State 7, with many other pairings showing decisive wins or close margins. Sugar cane is a plant grass, sometimes attaining a height of 20 feet.

NL Carel War Bainbridge Mt. St Mary's Coast Guard Brown Darmouth Bucknell Buffalo Princeton Rutgers Brooklyn Wagner Dickinson Susquehanna Drexel Haverford Lafayette A&b Scranton Abright Colgate Kings Point Syracuse Holy Cross Wesleyan Middlebury Springfield New Hamp Vermont Norwich Westminster Allegheny Muttenbe Swarthmore Delaware Gettysburg South Tennessee Alabama Duke Richmond State Wake Forest Belvoir Quantico Tulane Auburn Ran-Moos Hamp Sin Kentucky Vanderbilt Furman Citadel Georgia Ohia Miami Florida Wolford Davidson Fort Bining Cherry Point Aberdeen la Teen Mississippi Oklahoma Southwest Texas Arkansas Texas Tech Baylor, & Tex A. & Mi7 Mid-West Purdue Ohio State Michigan Western Pittsburgh Marquette Otterbein Clint Iowa Indiana Tinos Wisconsin Minnesota Wyoming Nebraska Kansas St. Louis Drake & Okla City U Wichita Great Lakes Ft. Sheridan Far West Mont Mont. St. Col Beaming Colorado Bradley Colorado C Stanford Santa Clara Utah State Denver Utah South Cal Washington U. CL. A California

Bears and Redskins Extend Football Division Leads

New York's Giants and Rams moved into challenger roles as Washington and Chicago held slim leads in their divisions. Redskins beat Boston 14 to 6 and Bears downed Philadelphia 21 to 14 to stay atop the Eastern and Western standings respectively. Hugh Gallarneau scored twice for Chicago, with Sid Luckman contributing a 34 yard pass to Ed Sprinkle.

New York Washington Redskins Chicago Bears New York Giants Los Angeles Rams Redskins Boston Yanks Bears Philadelphia Eagles Rams Detroit Lions Giants Chicago Cardinals Green Bay Packers Pittsburgh Steelers Philadelphia Carlaimote Los Angeles Green Bay Hugh Gallarneau Dick Todd Xara Baugh Eddie Saenz

Sportsmen's Show Feature Attractions in Baltimore

Baltimore October 20 features the handsome horse from Home in Indiana Benson's famous Field Trial Char sion retrievers from Dog Sense The Montana Kid billed with Gene Autry in Rhythm on the Range Walter and Willard Jack Canadian guides and canoe tilting specialists and many more set to appear at the Sportsmen's Motor Boat and Travel Show.

Baltimore Handsome Horse Indiana Benson Montana Kid Gene Autry Walter Willard Jack

Sportsmen's Show to Open at Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore

Opening October 25 at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore, the large sportsmen's show runs through November 3 with 200 exhibits including live game and fish displays, archery, shooting, and badminton demonstrations. State and federal agencies cooperate in educational exhibits while proceeds support Maryland natural resources conservation. An unrelated auto fire on North Market Street caused negligible damage.

Fifth Regiment Baltimore Spourts Maryland Frank Jason United States Frank Aleutians Alaska U. S Arctic Mary~ Jend Leo Wagner Estes Them Ie Enid Decker Robin Hood League of Maryland Sportsmen Fo Ie Eportsmen Independents United North Market Street Third Fourth Streets

Mount St Marys Freshman Grid Loses Opener to Bainbridge

Mount St Marys freshman football, opening postwar era play at Emmitsburg, fell 24 to 0 to Bainbridge Commodores. Despite outmatching by 15 pounds per man and teaming with players new to each other, Mountaineers showed spirit with linemen Delaney and Coffee and backs Golden and De Stefani. Bainbridge took the lead on a kickoff return and two long drives, adding two more scores in the second and fourth quarters, while Mount St Marys failed to threaten.

Mt. St Mary's Bainbridge Commodores Emmitsburg Mountaineers Wally Opekun Jim Delaney Jack Coffee Dick Golden Ralph de Stefani George Wirtjes Bainbridge Deem McDonald Commodores Deen Purdue Kelicker Curran Kelicher Mount St. Marys

Beall High To Play Frederick High Here

Beall High School of Frostburg visits Frederick to meet the local Cadets at McCurdy Field on Saturday afternoon. Beall has had no grid players for a quarter century. coach Joseph I Hoopengardner brings 43 players, about double Frederick coach Mike Hardy’s squad.

Beall High School Frostburg Frederick McCurdy Field Frederick High Beall Joseph I. Hoopengardner U. of M Mike Hardy

Beall's Schedule Opens vs Meyersdale High in Opener

Beall's short schedule opens Saturday against Meyersdale Pennsylvania High School Frederick joins for the second game with Mountaineers then Fort Hill Reserves Romney West Virginia High on November 16 listed for the starting line are Robert Truly Harry Shups William Colgan James Eisentrout Thomas Turner Dale Coleman Thomas Stewart James Murray William Best Roy Pepper Don Alexander The signal caller probably will be

Beall Meyersdale Frederick Mountaineers Fort Hill Romney W. Va Robert Truly Harry Shups William Colgan James Eisentrout Thomas Turner Dale Coleman Thomas Stewart James Murray William Best Roy Pepper Don Alexander

San Marino's Place as World’s Oldest Republic Noted

James Murray with Don Alexander at fullback and William Best Roy Pepper at right and left halves. San Marino a tiny country on the eastern slope of the Apennines about 40 miles southeast of Ravenna Italy is described as the oldest republic in the world.

James Murray Don Alexander William Best Roy Pepper San Marino Apennines Ravenna Italy

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