Crucial Week in College Football Sees Key Showdowns
The October schedule features pivotal clashes across conferences. Minnesota tops the Big Ten as Iowa and Illinois face midseason tests, while Purdue and Purdue back players return. Eastern power Yale Army Princeton Holy Cross Dartmouth stand to lose ground after marquee Saturdays, with Yale Army and Navy battles shaping standings. In the South, Vanderbilt LSU and Georgia clash as Alabama and Tulane contend, and Rice meets Texas in a Pacific showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid West
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Tlinois
Purdue
Purvis
Carter
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Tinals
Michigan
Ohlo Biete
Northwestern
Missouri
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kannee
Oklahoma
Maat
Holy Cross
Princeton
Aeny
Navy
Dartmouth
Syrause
Yale Army
Penn- Navy
Harvard
Holy Cross-Colgate
Princeton-Cornell
Byracise-Brown
Yale
Brown
Army
Washington
Weat
Sou West
Parkes
Stanford
Southern California
California
Washington State
Southwest
Rice
Texas
Baylor
Texas A
Texas Christian
Centenary
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Missouraioes
Clark Shaughnessy
Maroon
Illinois
Worth Atlantic bowling league noted on western Cepe Mora
Fragmentary item mentions the Worth Atlantic league on the western Cepe Mora side with few reaching the sea in the North Pacific and many resting in bays when they came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittip Lames
Cepe Mora
North
Eastern Conference Debates and Football Plans Across Big Ten
New York Oct 23 coverage comments on conference regulations and the Western tilt. Princeton discusses rugby influences and schedule strength, while Crisler notes uncertain Tiger form. Chicago, Army, Columbia, and Ohio State are cited in prep for upcoming clashes and reserve strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Local Social Notes From Winfield and Nearby Visits
Mrs Alice Jenkins of Gykesville visits her son Charles Jenkins and daughter in law Mrs Fleming. Raymond Franklin and Jenkins family hosted guests including U U Hutchinson in Washington DC and Robert Farver in Virginia. Gladys Fleming visits relatives in Baltimore. A surprise birthday party honored Mr Pickett turning 23 with many relatives present. Barbara Waltz guests of Sarah Wagner. Dinner guests at M M Waltz house included Crumm, Kunkle, Brown, DeVrise, Stem, Houck, Mutchen and Pickett families. V Conaway and Stelle Shipley spent time in Baltimore. Carle Pickett visited brother Z F skidmore. Mrs Frederick Fink and Carrie Hewitt with Edgar Pickett also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfeld
Alice Jenkins
Gykesville
Charles Jenkins
Tony Fleming
Raymond Franklin
Raymond Jenkins
Adalene
Burnell
Charles Bair
Sams Cret
U U. Hutchinson
Washington
Robert T Farver
Virginia
Thomas Farver
Bertie
Reese Farver
Hilda
Grace Conaway
Gladys Fleming
Baltimore
William Pickett
Pickett
Joseph Pickett
Edgar Pickett
Anna S Pickett
Robert Haight
Michael Sibble
Roslin
Resnick
Minnie
Roland Grimes
Ian. Burnell
W T Barnes
Helen
Barbara Waltz
Sarah Wagner
Mitty
M. Waltz
Harry Crumm
Charles Kunkle
Ray Brown
George DeVrise
A. J. Stem
Harvey Houck
Wheler Mutchen
B Pickett
V Conaway
Stelle Shipley
Carle Pickett
Z. FP. Skidmore
Frederick Fink
Carrie Hewitt
Frederick County high school soccer and fieldball games today
The Northern division teams meet at Liberty high school with Emmitsburg high visiting. Emmitsburg aims to lead the soccer standings as the only unbeaten side, one point behind Walkersville in the league. Liberty and Emmitsburg girls eye a clash for cellar position, with Emmitsburg favored to win both matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ac- Gon
Liberty High School
Emmitsburg High
Emmitsburg Bays
Locp
Walkersville
Liberty
Emmyisturs
Walkers Ville
Moe
Emmitsburg
Winning By Taking Chance in a Bridge Duplicate Match
Secretary McKenney discusses a recent duplicate bridge tournament where players bid boldly and defense shaped the outcome. The article outlines a hand where declarer exploits a misread defense to claim the contract, with West misled by a diamond play and a clever ruff. It praises persistence and calculated risks at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM FE. McKenney
North
Piriner
Shepherd Leads Scoring Feats Across College Gridiron News
Western Maryland star Bil Shepherd remains a top scorer as Florida and Maryland prepare for a big Baltimore Stadium clash. Maryland showcases Billy Chase and a powerful shuttle pass variant, while Florida leans on Wally Brown. both teams seek decisive offensive runs as the season tightens. The piece notes Maryland’s strong line play and a pivotal shuttle-pass formation used against Virginia Tech, highlighting Norwood Sotherod’s touchdown burst and intricate blocking schemes that defined that game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Maryland
Baltimore Stadium
Wally Brown
Charlie Stoltz
College Park
Virginia Tech
Techline
Norwood Sotherod
Jersey
Executive Service Office
Westminster
Selby Murder Trial Moves Toward New Trial Consideration
Judge Arthur D Willard said the court would take a few days to consider Emory Selby's motion for a new trial after a jury convicted him of first degree murder without capital punishment. His attorney E Austin James argued the retrial request following the verdict on October 15 at the Brunswick center precinct, where Ledwell, a transient, was slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dh. Wwiferd
Sharits W. Woodfard
Selby
Jack L. Ledwell
Brunswick Center
Willard Back On Top After Dempsey Tip
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard is "sitting pretty" again after Dempsey, who beat him for the title, tipped him to profits from refereeing wrestling and boxing matches. He is pictured on vacation in St. Petersburg, Florida, pitching horseshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Jess
St. Petersburg
Fla
Five Years Ago Today Papyrus Retired to Stud After Derby Fame
Papyrus, winner of the Evansom Derby in 1923, defeated by Zev in the Belmont, signed a ten year contract and was retired to the stud. Bob Shaw, key promoter, marked the anniversary as a notable moment in American horse racing history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Bob Shawkey
Papyrus
Zev
Belmont
Eagles top Orioles 10 to 7 in Sophomore League action
In a Frederick High School speedball doubleheader, the Eagles defeated the Orioles 10-7 as Shelhouse slugged two homers. Yale beat Harvard 12-4 in speedball with Smith and Best homering. In soccer, Blue Birds fell 4-2 to Redbirds while Nighthawks beat Busaards 3-0. Lineups list players for both speedball and soccer teams with multiple names and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Orioles
Frederick
Shelhouse
Yale
Harvard
Smith
Blue Birds
Redbirds
Nighthawks
Busaards
Bagva—Kline
Shelhorse
Powell
Shall
Rice
Crum
Lewnan
Winpigler
Routsahn
Leftield
Wright
Wil- Mares
Toms
Arnold
Harley
Esworthy
Gather
Bohn
Harne
Kitfield
Yake—Foree
East
Baker's Bowling League Results and Upcoming Matches
DeMolay Alumni defeated Gittinger's in yesterday's Bowling League play. Tonight's schedule features Chevrolets versus Farmers' Co-Op, with Lions facing Farmers on Wednesday. Friday's card shows Barbers against Carmack as Eagles lead Orioles 10 to 7. A note cites Lapp law limiting loads to 130 pounds on the back and 190 pounds on the sledge for transport use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Ww. U
Eagles
Farmers
Orioles
Lions Club
Barbers
Buzzards
Union Manuf, Co
Weet Farmers Co-Op
Chevrolets
Gittingers A
Carmack
Lawyers Endorse Welsh for Judge
A slate of lawyers including Thomas M. Anderson and M. Maurice Talbott endorse Welsh for judge. Named supporters include Leo Bender Walter W. Dawson James Cunningham Paul Sleman and Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M Anderson
M. Maurice Talbott
Leo Bender Walter W. Dawson
Thomas 1
Dawson James Cunningham Rogers Paul Sleman
Recreation League Results and Tonight's Games
Yesterday's Recreation League action saw Orme's defeat Kline's. Tonight the Red Ravens meet Muse. Also listed are Groff's Paint Shop M J Grove Lime Co Kline Auto Suppris and 1 South St Garage with local notices. sightings credited to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ravens
Muse
Groff’s Paint Shop
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Kline Auto Suppris
South St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mooena
Tne
Basse
Carnegie Tech
Southern Methodist
Fordham
Detroit
Marquette Temple
Milwaukee
South
Vanderbilt
Louisiana
Alabame
Tulane
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Sewanee
Kentucky
Auburn
North Carolina
Blaze
Tennessee
Tint DeMelay
Kemp
Changer F
Roy Gastley
Ralph Gast
Totes
Kime Ante
Orvec's
Leach Room
Clarty Benibon
Rickey
Prp
THE
St.louis Cardinals
RIKEY
TE Cardwals
Chai
ST. Lowi
Columbus
Springfield
Frankie Frisch
Tiger
Sonttone Ita
Crisler
Columbia
Wildams
Crier
Williams
E Pate
Cepil Lane
Ken Fairman
Tam
Prac
Ons
Lou Little
Virginia Military Institute
Francis Schmidt
Ofo State
Bob Zuppke
Buckeyes
Linars
Sige
Winfield
Bali
Totels
Pade
W Sal
South West North East
West
Rosa
Jatié Mwakrqt
Dewles
Gamonés
Wass
Declares
Werat
Bil Shepherd
Western Maryland
Bill
Shepherd
Sponging
Ol Sutpur
Scutmug Mely
Davis-Ellns
Buzzzards
Ogle Staley McCombe
Mack ‘Teylor Smith Barber
Himes Cole Michael Sm
Phelps
King
King Linton
Miller
Pertogs
Nightha
Staley
Hopwood
Referez— Dorsey
Resalia
Bussards
Baker’s Bowling League
Gittinger’s
Bluebirds
Farmers’ Co-Op
Lions
Ww. B. Bet
Minha
Buzzards Widderebrwre
Washington Lotter
Montgomery
F. Barnard Welsh
Rockville
Welsh
Albert M. Bolicharold C. Smith Vivian ¥. Simpson
M. C. Taft Wilson
Reesha
Orme
Kline
Grove's
Groff
South St. Garage
Roney
Greenawalt
Grace Moore
Wallace
Rose Point
Remsberg
Jewelry
Fredericktown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!