Unbeaten Nine Highlight 1949 College Football Week
Nine major college teams remained unbeaten and untied after a Saturday slate that saw several top contenders fall. Highlights include Princeton’s 27-0 upset of Cornell, Army’s 34-0 shutout of Columbia, Oklahoma 20-7 over Iowa State, California 40-25 over St Mary’s, and Michigan State 36-33 over Notre Dame. The Week featured pivotal showdowns across conferences, with SMU, Texas, Kentucky, Wyoming, Miami, and Loyola of Los Angeles maintaining strong positions and eyeing key clashes forthcoming.
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New York
Cornell
Northwestern
Wichita
Southern Methodist
Texas
Austin
California
Washington
Seattle
Army
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Miami
Florida
Princeton
Wyoming
Loyola
Los Angeles
Cornel
Dick Kazmaier
Wisconsin
Michigan
Houston University
Columbia
Iowa State
Kentuckie
Georgia Tech
St. Mary’s
New Mexico
Pittsburgh
Loyola of
Nevada
SMU
Rice
Bagwell
Ohio State
Minnesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Stanford
Southern California
Oregon
Idaho
Washington State
Baylor
Texas A. & M
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Southeastern
Georgia
Alabama
Birmingham
Boston College
Tennessee
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Knoxville
Duke
Durham
William and Mary
Maryland
George Washington
Clemson
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Duquesne
San Francisco
Fordham
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
St. Bonaventure
St. Vincent
Dartmouth
Harvard
Navy
West Liberty
Salem
W. Va
Morris Harvey
Shepherd
Yale
Holy Cross
Western Maryland
Hampden- Sydney
Mt. St. Mary's
Catholic U
South North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Louisville
Wofford
Newberry
Elon
Western California
Western Kentucky
Tenn. Tech
Milligan
Carson-Newman
Hendrix
Southwestern
Tenn
Memphis State
Murray
Appalachian
Tampa
Washington & Lee
Wiliam and Mary
Davidson
Erskine
Midwest
Alsa
Bradley
Iowa
Tlinois
USCA
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
W. Texas State
Trinity
Arizona
Denver
Texas Tech
Texas Western
Arizona State
Tempe
New Mexico A. & M
TCU
College of Pacific
Fresno State
One State League Club Ready For 1951
Maryland State Baseball League forms for 1951 with Tyamsvaille as 1950 Shaughnessy Se tie champion. Annual banquet at Mealey's Hotel, New Market, elected officers: Moylan, Edgar Smith, Howard Smith, Harvey Hargett, Charles Kidd to board. Charles Holland named player-manager and John Trout business manager, replacing Niles Arbeit and Alton Smith. Retiring officers praised for 1950 season finish and Shaughnessy finals win over Point of Rocks.
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Tyamsvaille
Shaughnessy Seties
Mealey's
New Market
Charles E. Moylan
Edgar Smith
Howard Smith
Harvey Hargett
Charles Kidd
Charles Holland
John Trout
Niles Abrecht
Alton
Walkersville Bowling League Weekly Statistics Summary
In Walkersville League, high single game was 159 by Stauffer of Ensor s. High three games tied at 77 by Ramsburg of Dorsey s and Stauffer. High team game 650 and team series 1,762 by Dorsey s.
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Stauffer
Ensor
G. Ramsburg
Dorsey
Maryland Tops Duke as Maryland State Dominates
Maryland's football season saw Maryland defeating Duke 26-14 as Western Maryland beat Hampden-Sydney 19 to 0 to protect its Mason-Dixon lead. Maryland State for Negroes rolled to a 66-0 victory over Cheyney Prince, while Mount Saint Marys beat Catholic 7 40-7. Navy fell 30-7 to Penn, Johns Hopkins lost 46-14 at Gettysburg, and Drexel beat Washington College 21-0. Morgan tied Agriculture and Technical 0-0. Petruzzo emerged with two Terps touchdowns, and Md defensive line shone as coach Wallace Wade praised Maryland amidst strong ACC competition.
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Maryland
University of Maryland
Duke
Western Maryland
Mason Dixon
Downing Hampden-Sydney
Green Terrors
Maryland State
Princess Anne
Cheyney
State College
Mount St. Mary's
Catholic VII
Pennsylvania
Navy
Penn
Johns Hopkins
Gettysburg
Drexel
Washington College
Morgan
Agriculture and Technical
Greensboro
N. C
Washington
Maly
Petrazzo Stara
Joe Petruzzo
South Carolina
Pitt
North Carolina State
Richmond
Tom Hamilton
Middies
Industrial Bowling League Latest Results Update
Industrial Bowling standings show Key Chev 3 Wachter Pimb g 0 and Landis Jewelry 2 Fout Lunch 1 with Middletown 2 NE Barber Shop 1 and Fout Lunch 2 Middletown 1. Tuesday matches list Wachter vs NE Barber Shop, Landis Jewelry vs Stup Exide, Middletown vs Fout Lunch. High game by Butts 146 and set 463 for Gladhill Furn. High average 117 for Morgan of Landis Jewelry.
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Wachter Pimb'g
Landis Jewelry
Gladbill Furn
Stup Exide
Middletown
Barber Shop
Wachter
Barbers Landis
Chev
Gladhill Furn
Butts
Gladhill Furniture Co
Morgan
Landia Jewelry Co
Pet
Stop Exide
Chevrolet
Sunday NFL Results and Week’s Matchups Brief
National Football League results show Philadelphia defeating Washington 38 to 3 while Chicago Cardinals fell 17 to 3 to the New York Giants. Other scores include N Y Yanks 38 over Chicago Bears 27 and Cleveland 45 over Pittsburgh 7. San Francisco 17, Baltimore 14 and Los Angeles 65, Detroit 24. Upcoming games list Bears at Detroit, Browns at Chicago, Cardinals at Green Bay, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 49ers at Los Angeles, Washington at New York Giants. Mail Call reports over 1,000,000 letters delivered to First Marine Division in Korea as ships moved from Inchon toward Wonsan. A woodpecker adds a winter nest hole beside its summer one.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chi. Cardinals
N. Y. Giants
N. Y. Yanks
Chicago Bears
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay
New York Giants
First Marine Division
Korea
In‘chon
Wonsan
Cleveland O
Giants
Chi. Bears
Yanks
Chi Bears
Eagles and Yanks Triumph in Sunday Pro Football
Philadelphia Eagles overwhelming Washington 35-9 to seize the East lead as New York Yanks beat Chicago 38-27 at Yankee Stadium for another big win. Giants slip from first to third. Browns upset Steelers 44-7. Rams roll Detroit 65-24 to grab second in the division. San Francisco tops Baltimore 17-14 as Frankie Albert shines.
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New York
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Yanss
Eagles
Sammy Barah
Washington Redskies
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Chicago
George Rutterman
New York Yanks
Chicago Beas
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Giants
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Pitttsburgh Steelers
Cleveland
Los Angeles Rams
Oon Pases
Norm van Brocklin
Detroit Lions
van Brocklin
Bob Waterfield
Rams
Detiont
Doak Waller
Clovee Fox
San Francisco
Baltimore
Frankie Albert
Schumann Suffered Hallucinations Over A Note Ringing
The famous composer Robert Schumann reportedly endured constant hallucinations with the musical note A described as ringing in his ears. ThisAccounts for his noted mental strain and creative turmoil during periods of intense illness.
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Robert Schumann
Eure
Colesville Cards Win Playoff Title
Colesville Cardinals won the Shaughnessy Series championship of the Montgomery County Baseball League, defeating Silver Spring 5-4 in the rubber game. Sunday afternoon at Silver Spring the final run came in the sixth as Colesville moved ahead 5-3 with Love's two-base hit and Roscoe Whipp's sac fly. Love pitched a strong game with George Jarboe, despite fielding errors, and Navied through the ninth to seal the title.
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Colesville Cardinals
Silver Spring
Colesville
Brother Love
Bonifant
Roscoe Whipp
Love
George Jarboe
Jarboe
Jefferies
Whipp
McNeal
Payden
Negra
McIntyre
Cardinal
Moundsman
Nine youths post collateral after arrests for running fight
Officer Arnold Simmons arrested nine youths on North Market Street to All Saints Street at 45 p.m. Sunday for disturbing the peace by indulging in a running fight. Each posted 245 collateral for tonight’s hearing. Names include James R Allen Harold T Hamilton Lewis E Smith Palmer E Jacobs Lewis C Jacobs Charles A Easterday Albert L Luhn Frank Renn plus Frederick and Jefferson addresses.
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Arnold Simmons
North Market Street
All Saints Street
James R Allen
Harold T. Hamilton
Lewis E Smith
Patrick Street
Frederick G. Tyergar
Water Street
Palmer E. Jacobs
Lewis C Jacobs
Knoxville
Charles A
Albert L Luhn
Rt. 4
Frederick
Frank Renn
Jefferson
Brunswick Moose Win In Soccer Play
In the Washington County Soccer League Brunswick Moose beat Sharpsburg 4 to 1 in an exhibition Sunday. Robey was outstanding in goal for Brunswick while Sharpsburg’s lone goal came in the second period. Scorers for Brunswick included Woody Price, Weddle, Phileco Phillips and Bob Taylor. Moore scored for Sharpsburg. The league opener is next Sunday with matchups: Clear Spring at Brunswick Williamsport at Middletown and Sharpsburg at Walkersville.
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Brunswick Moose
Sharpsburg
Brunswick
Williamsport
Middletown
Walkersville
Robey
Woody Price
Weddle
Phileco Phillips
Bob Taylor
Moore
Glade Valley League High Team Game at Ox Co Result
Ox Co posted 585 and 1 680 as a team score with Stockman of Ox Co achieving high game 152 and high set 371 in a league match.
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Ox Co
Individu
Stockman Ox Co
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