Ingram Urges Peace in Football War Across Leagues
Admiral Jonas Ingram, head of the All-America Conference, called for a peaceful settlement between the NFL and his league. He urged a common draft and coordinated schedules while opposing league amalgamation and stressing the need to curb player salaries. He invited NL owners to talks, noting progress in attendance and the need for a practical path to harmony.
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SMU and Texas Face Classic Conference Showdown
In Austin on October 25 SMU and Texas meet in a pivotal Southwest Conference game at Memorial Stadium. Both teams arrive with losses in conference play, each eyeing the Cotton Bowl bid as the likely prize for the winner, while Baylor stands undefeated ahead in the standings. The anticipated crowd nears a record for a conference showdown.
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Arkansas Star Scotty Scott Sparks Razorbacks' Season
Arkansas coach John Barnhill hails Scotty Scott as the greatest running back seen, as the Razorbacks rely on his speed and hurdling talent. The halfback has scored multiple touchdowns, set a world 10 yard dash pace, and added a 67 yard kickoff while contributing rushing, passing, and blocking duties.
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Mt St Marys boasts top individual point maker
Mount St Marys highlight is Walt Bellardinelli with 30 points over five games, leading Maryland scorers after a two year drought. Eddie Miller of Johns Hopkins sits second with 26 points, Hank Corrado of Western Maryland third with 21, and four others near 18. Maryland leads state scoring with 127 points in five games. Western Maryland has 82 in three. Washington College has yet to score.
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Ludwig Estate Left To Wife and Children
The will of Adolph Ludwig of Emmitsburg leaves one third to his widow Gertrude Ludwig, one third to executor Albert E. Ludwig, and one third to daughter Helen Fisher. Probate dated March 31 1936 names Edgar S McCardell and others as executors or witnesses with asset values and involved details.
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Abby McC Remsbers
Widdietown
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Braddock Heights
Maryland Terrapins Hope To Hold Off Injury Fallout
College Park Oct 25 Terps suffered fractures in recent game as Evans broke a bone in the opening minutes against George Washington and now faces potential season-ending absence. Tatum reports a long workout with a scrimmage slated. Seibert and Snis take, both injury-listed, are expected to be ready for Friday at Miami.
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Walkersville and Brunswick Split in County Games
Walkersville and Brunswick High Schools split county interscholastic league matches at Brunswick. In boys soccer, Brunswick defeated Walkersville 6 to 3 as Deener and Smith led the visitors’ attack. Walkersville trailed 2-0 at end of first period but tied by halftime, then Brunswick pulled away. In girls fieldball, Brunswick won 6 to 3 with Layman scoring five of her team’s points and Staley adding two for Walkersville.
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Wild Waterfowl Refuge Dedicated in Rockville
Dedication of a wild waterfowl refuge in Rockville highlighted Montgomery County Wild Life Conservation Day. The 19 acre site between the C and O Canal and Potomac River near Pennfield Lacy ponds was donated by Mir and Mrs Marshall Biawell Diers sen of Baltimore along with officials from National State and local groups.
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Biggest Auto Maker Eyeing 40 Percent Gas Savings with New Fuel
General Motors rival Oldsmobile and Cadillac engineers tout engines with 12 to 1 compression claiming up to 40 percent gasoline reduction. Change hinges on availability of 100 octane fuel and costly refinery upgrades. Pilot testing uses higher compression engines in old chassis, amid industry debate on fuel infrastructure and cost.
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Navy Stock Recovers After Narrow Defeat at Penn
Annapolis notes Navy fought Penn to a near-victory at Franklin Field, with Coach Sauer praising the players for an improved, heads up all around effort. He forecasts tougher tests ahead against Notre Dame Michigan and Columbia as the season progresses.
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Navy Sophomores Provide Fire for Future Teams
The third classmen or sophomores, praised for their energy in recent Navy games, are described as a key attack force this year and a core for future teams. Sauer notes their drive and eagerness despite the 2014 defeat.
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Midshipmen prepare runing backs for Notre Dame test
The article notes Jim Kennedy returns from Philadelphia with a bruised knee and tackle Ken Endizen still hampered by a hand injury. The roster 15 may struggle against Notre Dame in Baltimore and will face Plebes and junior varsity for week drills testing running backs.
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Baltimore Bans Football Ticket Scalping ordinance
Baltimore voters moved to outlaw scalping of football game tickets. The City Council passed a measure setting fines from five to five hundred dollars for reselling tickets above face value, aiming to curb broker profits amid 4000 tickets held by brokers for the Navy Notre Dame game. Mayor signature will activate the ordinance.
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Ruth’s Body Laid To Rest In Westchester Cemetery
Ruth was buried today at Gate of Heaven cemetery in Westchester under gray skies. The mahogany casket marked Georg Herman Ruth was lowered into a concrete vault as mourners watched, while crowds speculated on the hero’s final resting place and future tributes continued to unfold.
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