Army Favored Over Navy In Years Big Game
New York October 23 Army shows strong form with three consecutive wins while Navy struggles with early losses. Analysts expect Army to win the upcoming November 28 clash on a home field, though Navy aims to upset on a tough schedule before meeting Army.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Par Bisikte Krve
Tha
Lafayette
Cornell
Columbia
William and Mary
Princeton
Michigan
Lou Little
Bob Westfall
Tom Kuzma
Coach Little
Cadet Corps
Blaik
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Virginia Tech
Mott
Georgia Tech
Notre Vame
Renn
Oing
Bing
Bowling league averages reveal leaders after second week
Frederick Inter-Church Bowling League releases show Guy Neal Baptist men with top three games scores 156 and high three game total 374 while Elizabeth Mercer Methodist women tops for high single games 119 plus and high averages. Grace Reformed men lead with 1 698 high set. Lutheran women take 1 404 high set. Beech tree note appears unrelated.
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Frederick
Guy Neal
Elizabeth Mercer
Neal
Grace Reformed
Filby
St. John’s
Murces
Methodist
Merser
Lutheran
War Bonds and Handie Talkie Radio Set Notice
Army Signal Corps introduces the Trameceiver portable radio unit for field communications. It explains the need for compact, portable handsets and urges readers to contribute at least ten percent of fines from every payday to fund radio equipment for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Signal Corps
Malone Mystery Looms Over Football Star and Drake Family
Susan Drake, her fiancé Phil Humphries, and Lt. Drake discuss a football season in Pittsburgh amid a mud soaked game. Drake hints at a family link to a gambler named Duke Malone, noticing a striking resemblance to Todd Malone and pondering a possible secret connection.
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Susan Drake
Todd Malone
Todd
Phil Humpares
Phil
Susan
Pittsburgh
Malone
Anne
Trevor
Jane
Eddie
Susie
Amy
Our
West
Pi Gams
Lieutenant Drake
Phil Humphries
Sue
Grange
Nagurski
Friedman
Duke Malone
Duke
Drake
Dadi Ce
Lieut. Drake
Colonel Fitch
State Police
A Malone
Inter-Church Bowling League matchups and notes
The Inter Church Bowling League schedule lists Monday games: ULB versus Middletown, Beth Sholom against Presbyterians, women teams Grace Reformed versus Evan Lutheran. Tuesday games feature Buckeystown against Lutherans, Grace Reformed versus Baptists, Methodist versus St John. The district reports also name Dick Gardner known as Dick Hotcha Gardner, the Mayflower Hotel band leader succeeding Dick Koona who has joined the Army.
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ULB
Middletown
Beth Sholom
Presbyterians
Grace Reformed
Evan
Lutheran
Buckeystown
Lutherans
Baptists
Methodist
St John’s
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Richard Baumgardner
Dick Hotcha
Gardner
Dick Koona
Army Halls
Calvary Meth
St. John's
Baptist
Agg Middletown Ass
United Brethren
Buc Stow
Presbyterian
St. John’s
Lutheran Grace Reformed
W.ol Pet
Thomas Hardware
Geiser's Lig. St. ‘ G. L. Baking Co
Blue Ridge Lines
Moose
Urbans Io
Sennie's Cafe Od
This Week's Grid Games Highlights Major Matchups Across Camps
A sprawling slate lists Hopkins against Haverford and Navy facing Georgia Tech at Annapolis. Louisville, Maryland, Bucknell, Harvard, Army, Holy Cross, Lehigh, Rutgers, Penn, Penn State, Pitt, Princeton, Swarthmore, Syracuse, Yale, and many others join in morning to night games. Notable venues include Boston, Cambridge, Bethlehem, Princeton, and Philadelphia.
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Hopkins
Haverford
Navy
Tech
Annapolis
West Maryland
Maryland
Baltimore Stadium
Boston C
Wake Forest
Bostton
Boston VA
Bucknell
Boston
Harvard
Army
Cambridge
Holy Cross
N. C. State
Worcester
Lafayette
Virginia
Easton
Lehigh
Rutgers
Bethlehem
Manhattan
Duquesne
New York
Penn
Columbia
Philadelphia
Georgia Flight
Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Arkansas
Memphis
Pensacola
Richmond
V. M
Tennessee
Furman
Knoxville
Tulane
North Carolina
New Orleans
Vanderbilt
Centre
Nashville
PLT
Wash.-Lee
Lynchburg
Wm.Mary
Geo. Wash
Williamsburg
West Baylor
Texas A. & M
Waco
Cincinnati
Georgia
Detroit
Georgetown
Illinois
Notre Dame
Urbana
Indiana
Iowa
Bloomington Town Cadets
Cal
Cadets
Iowa City
Marquette
Milwaukee
Michigan
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Detroit Gridiron Trick Ends In Narrow Defeat
Detroit head coach Gus Dorais recalled a failed trick against Villanova in Philadelphia last fall. The quarterback ordered four hikes to draw the defense offside, but by the fourth hike Villanova was onside and the extra point missed. Detroit lost 7-6.
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Gus Dorais
Detroit
Villanova
Philadelphia
Wildcats
Bowling League Results Show Tight Standings Across City
Blue Ridge sweeps Bennies 2 1 while Thomas Hardware defeats Geisers 2 1 Old German top Moose 3 0 G L Bakers blank Urbana 3 0. League scores reflect close matchups and shifting positions in the city circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Bennie’s
Thomas Hardware
Geiser’s
Moose
G. L. Bakers
Urbana
Conn Faces Federal Lien Over Unpaid 1941 Taxes
Acting Internal Revenue Collector William P. O Malley filed a federal lien against heavyweight Billy Conn for 525 707 48 in unpaid 1941 income taxes. Conn, a corporal in the Army, was to receive 36000 for a title bout October 12 with Joe Louis, which was cancelled by Secretary Stimson. Conn’s manager Johnny Ray claimed Conn owed that sum to Mike Jacobs.
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Sam
Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue
William P. O'Malley
Billy Conn
Conn
Joe Louis
Stimson Conn
Johnny Ray
Mike Jacobs
New York
New
Hustlers' Income Cut In Half For 1942 Season
Frederick Hustlers report profits halved due to rainouts, wartime transport curtailments, and fence breaches at McCurdy Field. Angleberger cites 1942 losses from eight rainouts, a gate with 474 paid admissions, and transport restrictions plus defense industry shifts. Despite shortages, he guarantees a Hustlers team will play at McCurdy Field in 1943.
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Frederick Hustlers
Iy Wall
Austin F. Angleberger
Angleberger
Semsyuile
McCurdy Field
Angleperger
Hustler
Grays
Ff de Sieges
Hustlers
Cumberland
Keller
Marines
Angelberger
Navy-Army Game Shifts Echo City Debate On Venues
Roundup notes controversy over moving the Navy-Army game to Annapolis or keeping it in Philadelphia with local ticket limits. Mentions Yale-Princeton shift to New York and advocates for Pal mer Stadium return with Princeton-area residents only. Includes brief items on Wally Kemp's corsage side business, pundit opinions, and naval base football startups.
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Y Mags Fullerton
New York
Annapolis
Philly
Palmer Stadium
Princeton
Princeton Junction
Penn's Neck
Plainsboro
Kingston
Rocky Bil
Harvard
Jan Boner
Wally Kemp
Navy
Harvard Yard
Wally
Kemp
Court News Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses
Court notices list property deeds involving Charles Bayard Trail Florence Trail Davidson and others with $10 transfers. Burrier to Elmer Heubeck and Wise to Columbia Grimes show similar county deals. Marriage licenses issued include James Curry 23 and Mary Hilen Smith 18 in New London. William Martin 18 and Margaret Rout 18 in Baltimore. Donald Tillinghast 21 and Blanche Nagle 13 in Lewisburg. Norman Clever 45 and Barbara Main 36 in Greencastle.
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Court News
Charles Bayard Trail
Florence
Davidson, Et al
Tra E. Burrier
Elmer Heubeck
Ferdinand Wise
Columbia E. Grimes
Gilmore R. Flautt
DLA
James F. Curry
Mr. Airy
Mary Hilen Smith
New Lonndon
Donald A. Tillinghast
Orid
Blanche Nagle
Lewisburg
Norman Clever
Greencastle
iPa
Barbara Ellen Main
East Church Street
Whirlaway vs Riverland in Washington Handicap at Laurel
Whirlaway seeks to beat Riverland and set eight straight wins on Laurel's sandy track in the $15,000-added Washington Handicap with Riverland giving 12 pounds. Selima Stakes highlights the card with Miss Barbara and New Mandy among top choices as Good Morning and Fad loom in the field.
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Laurel
Calumet Farm
Mighty Whirlaway
Alsab
Usehorse
Louisiana Farm
Riverland
Laurel Park
Harold A. Clark
Coldstream
Washington
Whirlaway
Ben A. Jones
Whirly
Georgie Woolf
Iceman
Alf Robertson
Toumbs
Equinox
Pictor
Tola Rose
Ronbarr
Vagrancy
Selima
Hal Price Headley
New Mandy
Ashmenon
Louis B. Mayer
Miss Barbara
Walmac Farm
Gilly
Falaise Farm
Farmers in Frederick County Endorse Soil Conservation
Reporters quiz finds six farmers agreeing soil conservation pays. Frank A. Roddy notes years of service as a soil conservation supervisor and limited CCC support. Harvey R. Grossnickle cites 1938 practice, reduced washes, and higher wheat yields on terraced, slope land.
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Frederick County
Frank A. Roddy
Franklinville
CCC
Harvey R. Grossnickle
Myersville
William A. R. Bell
Hansonville
Maryland Freshmen Rally To Beat Western Maryland 20 4
In Byrd Stadium the University of Maryland freshmen overcame Western Maryland 20 to 4. Toney helped by penalties drove the scoring drive, with Bob Frazier scoring and Harry Walton's long kickoff return sealing the win.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Byrd Stadium
Western Maryland
Green Terror
Maryland
Toney
Bob Frazier
Hy Dervitz
Qld
Red Rudy
Melville Fuller
Harry Walton
Frazier
Hank Navy
Terrors
Patsy Kabrick Birthday Party Big Family Gathering
A birthday party for Patsy Kabrick marks her second year. Mr. and Mrs. Joan Kabrick of Adamstown hosted on October 20 with gifts, games, refreshments, and a door prize won by Miss Jean Thomas. Attendees include many Kabricks, along with the Burns and Lamm families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kabrick
Adamstown
Patsy
Jean Thomas
Patsy Kabrick
Fay Gochnagr
Shirley Kabrick
Jean
Bobby
Meredith Kabrick
Betty Keller
Anna Lee Myers
Ruth Pearl
Elizabeth Harrison
Patty Ann Smith
Benny Leonard Enlists as U S Maritime Service Lieutenant
Benny Leonard retired world lightweight champion is sworn in as a lieutenant in the United States Maritime Service. Lt Francis J Mitko administers the oath and Leonard will report to Hoffman Island training station to serve as physical welfare director for apprentice seamen training at the base.
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Leonard
New York
Benny Leonard
United States Maritime Service
Francis J. Mitko
J. G
U. SS
Hoffman Island
N. Y
Benny
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