Frederick High School Rallies Past Harpers Ferry 19 12
Frederick High School overcame a 12-0 deficit to defeat Harpers Ferry High School 19 to 12 at McCurdy Field before a large crowd. Wiltshire sparked the comeback with a key 75 yard return and Cadie added a 75 yard fumble return. Frederick sealed the win with late power running and a conversion.
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Frederick High School
Ridmen
Harpers Ferry High School
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McCurdy
FHS
Wiltshire
FBS
Tom Glass
Harpers Ferry
Frederick
Middletown Booters Defeat Frederick in 2-0 Soccer
Middletown High School’s boy soccer team handed Frederick a 2-0 loss on Valley field, Sparks from Stroup and Blickenstaff fueled the opening onslaught. In a companion fieldball game the Frederick Cadets beat Middletown girls 3-2, Caroline Ripp eon scoring the decisive third quarter goal as Doris Smith and substitute P Schrover added Middletown scores. Referee Sheck.
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Middletown High School
Frederick High Booters
Stroup
Caroline Rippeon
Doris Smith
P. Schrover
Middletown
Walleyettes
Frederick Pas
Middletown Spurrier
E. Smith
Cook
Blickenstaft
Nusbaume Stroup
L. “Wiles
J. Smith
Sweadner
Alexander
Ausherman - Delauter
B. Wiles
Coblentz
Plunkard
Pryor
Auifis - Hendricks Remsberg
RYFB
Kus
Rhimenaver
Summers
J Stroup
Fred
Yederick — Baugher
Younz
Dudderar
Miller and Thompson
J. Polbger
D. Huffer
Huffer
J. Johnson
J. Huffer
Boyer I
Clem
D. Smith
A. Wallis
J. Gouker
N. Marker
LFB
B. Harshman
Sorer
Peasley
F. Rice
Shafer
Caroline Rinveen
Edith Summers
J. Brunner
ick-—Sirothe
Bartnet
Bruno Comer
Peger Her
Betty Fox
Wallace
Radio Program Schedule Wrap from WOR and NBC Symphony
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WOR and NBC with varied segments from news and sports to music, drama, and quizzes. The schedule names shows like True or False, Quiz Kids, Jane Pickens, Detective Mysteries, Amos and Andy, and a late night lineup including Take it or Leave It and Dance Band, plus a closing note about some laundries using sun lamps to bleach scorched textiles.
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Abe
Ion
Cba
Abc
Mbs
Paltharmane
Ebs
Ametiga
Jury
Joe Helly
Ted Malone
Talabe
Johany Thompson
Living
Lex Dey
Ebs Opera
Jane Pickens
Bob Q. Lewis
Bob Sterrill
Phil Mariowe
Abe Quick
Phil
Alice
Abe Amos
Andy
Charlie McCarthy
Abe Sam Spade
Aden
Tae Music
the Mediation Board
Fred Allen
Cbs
Cbs Day Journal
Ebc
Papa Wood
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Stri
Horace Heidi
Ricn
Bartram and Tucker Win State Jousting Titles
In a state jousting championship at the Fair Grounds last Saturday under the Lost Stirrup Riding Club, Bartram of Sparrows Point won the State title while Tucker of Jefferson claimed county honors.
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Fair Grounds
Lost Stirrup Riding Club
Bartram
Sparrows Point
Mr. Tucker
Jefferson
Firecrackers Draw Sheriff Warning in Frederick County
Local law enforcement report numerous complaints about youths in Jefferson and Point of Rocks shooting firecrackers. Sheriff Guy Anders issued a formal warning with potential charges for violations of the law. Two Jefferson youths were picked up and released after reprimand. one offender was 21. Fireworks sales and legality in nearby Virginia counties are under review.
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Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Guy Anders
George Crouse
Anders
Virginia
Sherif Anders
Frederick County
Polls Point Dewey Lead Across Major Newspapers
Across multiple papers and regions the latest polls show Dewey ahead in national and state totals. Dewey leads Chicago Tribune and Sun-Times tallies, Philadelphia Inquirer ballots, Spokane and New York Daily News polls, with Truman and Wallace trailing in various shares.
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Associated Press
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Chicago
Truman
Dewey
Wallace
Chicago Sun-Times
Cook
Philadelphia Inquirer
New Castle County
Delaware
Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Spokane Wash
Spokesman-Review
Ravalli
Lake, Sanders
Lincoln
Flathead
Missoula
Montana
New York Daily News
Remote Control Robot Debuts in Detroit
Detroit on Oct 22 Robin the Robot, valued at 100 900 by his owner, debuted in the city. The five foot two inch, 95 pound figure has 33 wires and 53 switches and walks without trailing wires. Inventor Patrick S Rizzo says the machine is controlled by radio and can be made to walk or dance. Rizzo speaks for it via loudspeaker. Construction took eight years with head carving and wood seasoning taking three years. In a separate item, David L Austin 37 of ville suffered a broken nose and cuts after his car struck a post in Driand Hill Park near Twin Beehive Baltimore. ambulance and police responded.
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Robin
Patrick S. Rizzo
Rizzo
Sykesville
David L. Austin
Ville
Union Afremorial Hospital
Driand Hill Park
Baltimore
Austin
Deer Pen Road
Twin Beehive
Court League To Be Formed In Tri-State Basketball
Representatives from twenty amateur teams plan a Wednesday meeting at the Hotel Alexander Hagerstown to form the Tri-State Basketball League. Har Risburg and Baltimore area towns are listed for inclusion with a home-and-home schedule and playoff format. Professional players barred from participation though may coach. Meanwhile Fairchild Aircraft holds the Hagerstown franchise and many towns including Winchester Frederick York Gettysburg and Cumberland expect to adopt the season schedule.
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Hagerstown
Alexander
Frederick
Loyal Order of Moose
South Atlantic
Harrisburg
Winchester
Virginia
Cumberland
Baltimore
Stewart C. Paxton
Fairchild Aircraft
Shippensburg
Hanover
Charles Town
W. Va
Waynesboro
Chambersburg Pa
York
Carlisle
Greencastle
Rockville
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Westminster
Smithsburg
Shepherdstown
Brown Will Leave Team For Intercollegiate Field
Cleveland coach and GM Paul E. Brown may depart the All-America Conference champions after this season to return to intercollegiate coaching in 1949. A close source says Brown would take a worthwhile college post, rejecting rumors of California offers, while noting his pay and war-era league tensions shape his move. Brown’s Browns have won two AAFC titles and are 7-0 this season.
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Paul E . Brown
Cleveland Browns
Paul
Massidor High
Ohio State
Great Lakes Centor
Brown
Certan California
Browns
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Co. Soccer League Sunday Schedule
New Windsor meets Walkersville with official Charlie Clarke. Summit hosts Middletown with referee Pete Keefer. Thurmont travels to Brunswick under referee Dutch Shafer.
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New Windsor
Walkersville
Charlie Clarke
IB. R. Summit
Middletown
Pete Keefer
Thurmont
Brunswick
Dutch Shafer
Forfeitures Dominate Court Session in Youngstown
Magister Manuel M Weinberg presided Friday night as collateral forfeitures totaling 5.80 for peace disturbance were recorded by Sergt. Swomley and Officer Burras. James Fox and Perry Grove each forfeited 330 for drunkenness cited by Officers Quinn Murray and Potts. Stephen Oleksiuk forfeited traffic collaterals. Roy C Ramsburg of 209 West Patrick Street and William A Randall Jr of Hagerstown were fined 1145 for failing to notify DMV after dealer tags were not returned within ten days. John A Harris Jr of Route 5 Freder, cited for passing at the top of a hill. All actions noted by First Sergt. W. K Mas of Maryland State Police.
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Manuel M Weinberg
Rachel E. Fox
Sergt
Swomley
Burras
James Fox
Perry Grove
Quinn
Murray
Potts
Stephen Oleksiuk
Youngstown
Roy C. Ramsburg
West Patrick Street
DMV
William A Randallh Jr
Hagerstown
John A Harris, Jr
Freder
W. K. Mas
Maryland State Police
Joe Louis backs Dewey for presidency in New York
New York October 22 Joe Louis world heavyweight champion said he supports Gov Thomas E Dewey for the presidency. Louis said he is a reporter writing a sports column for The New York Age and asked Dewey questions before Dewey left for Albany. The two spoke of Dewey bursitis and his shoulder pain. Louis quoted Dewey saying I dont want you to fight any more.
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New York
Joe Louis
Thomas E Dewey
Louis
Dewey
Albany
New York Age
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Poole Frederick Beauty School
Robert FE. Lee
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