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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1942

Page

6

Maryland and Western Maryland Face Key Football Battle

Maryland stars Dittmar and Nardo are nursing injuries as coach Shaughnessy tightens the Old Liners’ attack for the Western Maryland contest in Baltimore. Chovanes fills in at guard while Dittmar may miss action, and Maryland eyes a rebound after a 29–0 loss to VMI and 6–6 tie with VMI last year. Western Maryland aims to exploit the T formation against Maryland’s defense.

College Park Univrsity Maryland Haewes Jock Dittmar Temy Nardo Baltissore Ditmar Nardo V. M. Satur Dittmar Neecome Westminster Western Maryland College University of Maryland Baltimore Municipal Stadium Green Terrors Clark Shaughnessy Manny Kaplan Tommy Mont Mont Kaplan Western Maryland Westminster Boys Leroy Byham Linera Regaire Pee Chub) Peabody Harvard All America Guard Navy

Baker's Bowling League Latest Results

Rippeon's over Fred'k Junk, American St. swept Everedy, Buckeystown, Bill's Shop, and Stup Bros in a series of 8 to 4, 3 to 0, 4 to 0, and 2 to 1 results. Sapphire deposits are reported in Ceylon, Australia, Madagascar, and Thai Tend.

Rippeon's Fred'k Junk American St Everedy Buckeystown Bill's Shop Stup Bros Ceylon Australia Madagascar Thai Pet Everedy Stop Bros Freak Junk Co Bill's Sandwich Shop Storm and Shipley Bkeyst’, Can'ny Co American Store Co Rippeon’s Garage

Swiss and Chilean stamps in wide world features

Wide World Features notes new Swiss issues debuting December 1 with four stamp designs, two portraits and two Swiss girl sketches, including a 10 and 20 centimes set. Chilean commemoratives in pending sets mark the University of Chile’s 100th anniversary with six values. Costa Rica issues overprinted Victoria stamps in four colors. Bolivia plans two new sets printed in La Paz, including an airmail issue for a Rio de Janeiro chancellors meeting and a La Paz philatelic exhibit memorial. Honduras issues a simple eight-value airmail set honoring General Morazan’s centenary.

Wide World Switzerland Helvetia Regulatar Niklaus Riggenbach Konrad Escher von der Linth von der Linth J. & H. Stolew New York University of Chile Lete Bello Bielnes Monit Universsity Costa Rica Victoria Bahamas Bolivia United States Great Britain Argentina England la Paz Rio de Janeiro Honduras Francisco Morazan

Stamp issues and reprints across nations noted in era overview

A survey of philatelic developments mentions Morazan portrait Hryp Lempiras, Chileairmail reissues by recessed engraving, and U.S. dealers expecting quality gains. Afghanistan Panama and Costa Rica stamp issues are described, including Curie portraits, Panamas air mails, and Turkish stamps recalling Barbaros. Rio de Janeiro covers show anti-Hitler stamps.

Lempiras Morazan Chile United States

City Champs Celebrate Softball Title At Banquet

Nearly fifty Dr Pepper players and fans were hosted by sponsor John C Campbell at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Gray Rooms for a city championship celebration. Linwood Taylor served as master of ceremonies as players were introduced on a radio broadcast. Roscoe Roderick Cyril Klein and Earlston Rothenhoefer offered congratulations, with games and dancing to end the evening. A hoax Miss Dr Pepper reveal highlighted the fun as 14 year old Max Kehne posed as the winner after the makeup was removed. Several attendees were noted for long service medals and Campbell presented trophies and autographed balls to the team.

Dr. Pepper John C. Campbell Francis Scott Key Eafball Eeason Campbell Linwood Taylor Roscoe Roderick Earlston Max Kehne C. Cyril Klein Earlston Rothenhoefer Guy Ramsburg Ethel Young Cy Moore William Swomley James Inten Mise Rice Dorsen Shinley James Messersmith James Crist James Walsh Richard Brachey Ruby Smith Calvin Geert George Wachier Melvin Schwearing Charles Holland Richard Cook Dorothy Khnoe Jane Carmack Ken Lydie Charles Staley

Pimlico Readies for 13 Day Fall Racing Meeting

Pimlico in Baltimore opens a 13 day fall meeting next Wednesday with $225,1000 in purses. Top clashes expected include Alsab vs Whirlaway in the Pimlico Special, Occupation and Count Fleet in the Pimlico Futurity, and Cottesmore Mandingham and Caddie in the Manly Steeplechase. Opening day features are the Special and the Exterminator Handicap, with net receipts to war relief.

Baltimore Pimlico Maryland America Crack Fields Alsab Whirlaway Cottesmore Mandingham Manly Albert Sabath Al‘sab Riggs Governor Bowie Challedon Pictor Snot Put Corydon the Rhymer Aonbarr Midand Lochinvar Tola Rose Rivierland Equifox Our Boots Occupation Court Fleet Bossuet Biloxi Bay Vincentive Ocean Wate Son of Peace Moretto Maryland Jockey Club Shot Put Trierarch Bright Gallant Obash Firestep Equitable Ron Barr Gramps Skirmish

Rickey Likely To Be Proxy Of Brooklyn Club

New York Oct 21 The Brooklyn Dodgers move closer to naming a president as Branch Rickey vice president of the St. Louis Cardinals meets with Brooklyn directors in secret talks. Rickey, 36, seeks a definite decision within a week amid contract and earnings concerns tied to the Cardinals. Possible purchase of the Phils or a Browns post discussed if Rickey can be released from St. Louis before December 31.

New York Brooklyn Dodgers Branch Rickey St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Rickey Cardinals Pires Dodgers St. Louis Sam Breadon Breadon Dodger Phils St. Louis Browns Browns L. S Larry) MacPhail Army

Washington State Coach Recalls 1938 Pullman Win Over Stanford

Babe Hollingbery recalls a 1938 Pullman victory over Stanford after a field made play by Eddie Goddard. Goddard devised a flood pass that misled a defender, enabling a 38 yard score. Also notes contracts awarded for a 550 mile 24 inch emergency oil pipeline from Longview Texas to Norris City Illinois.

Stanford Pullman Eddie Goddard Goddard Texas Illinois Longview Tex Norris City

Roundup of football travel rules and scouting odds

A New York sports roundup surveys college and pro football notes. Abilene Christian hosts Southwest Texas State with home teams supplying visitors' transport. Holy Cross scouts NC State. Duquesne and North Carolina mix in a game watched from afar. It also snippets coaching moves, draft questions, and military service links affecting players and officials.

New York Texas State Abilene Abilene Christian Holy Cross North Carolina State Hugh Devore Quantico Duquesne North Carolina Buff Donelli Dukes Avery Nlavere Buff Duke Jim Tatum Wake Forest Boston College Georgia Red Navy Pitt Minois Notre Dame Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Northwestern Alabama Kentucky Tulane SCU Pensacola Texas Rice Santa Clara

Dark Discovery Wins Handicap at Belmont in 1942

Dark Discovery, a Virginia bred filly by Discovery, stormed to win the Gallant Fox Handicap over Alsab and Shut Out at Belmont Park on October 21, earning $11,300. Dark Discovery led from the start, covering a mile and five eighths in 2:44 1/5, with Alsab second and Shut Out fourth in front of 14,801 fans.

New York Alsab Shut Discovery Virginia John A. Bell, Jr Mrs. Payne Whitney al Sabath Dark Discovery Carroll Bierman Buddy Haas R. A. Coward Warren Mehrtens Marriage

Winter Sports Cards To Be Much Curtailed

Washington reports that many schools relying on motor transport to reach games face curtailment this winter due to upcoming gasoline rationing. East Coast rules already deny travel for athletic contests, leaving buses and private cars without fuel for teams. Defense Transportation officials had urged limiting travel to necessary trips, impacting small-town high schools most.

Washington Office of Price Administration East Defense Transportation Joseph Eastman

Women's Rifle Club Names New Officers

The Catoctin Women s Rifle Club elected officers led by President Mrs Paulie Jones Bowlus and Vice President Mrs Kathyn Holtz with Miss Alice Carter as secretary and Lucille Harbaugh treasurer. Branch medals honored Frances Gitelinger for top score 98 and Corinne Wastler for perfect attendance. MEETING FRIDAY also notes Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association to discuss replacing flood damage including a canal bridge and nine boats at Camp Kanawha.

Catoctin Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association Hotel Frederick Potomac River Camp Kanawha C. and O. Canal

Basketball Season Ends With Strong Team Utilization

The report notes which play types and lineups are used most, especially during the basketball season, highlighting frequent strategies, player roles, and tempo shifts observed in recent games.

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