Michigan State Not Eligible For Rose Bowl
Chicago Oct 30 Michigan State, conqueror of Michigan and Notre Dame, is not eligible for the 106 Rose Bowl. Big Ten Commissioner Tug Wilson cites no May 1949 ruling and notes the pact may limit finalists to championship contenders. The Spartans may still be considered if a new pact with the Pacific Coast Conference changes terms.
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Tug) Wilson
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Buckeyes
California
Frederick High Jayvees to Face Mercersburg on Wednesday
Frederick High School jayvees, undefeated, travel to Mercersburg Pa for a 3 p.m. kickoff Wednesday with a 20 man squad leaving at 1 p.m. The Cadets varsity drills intensively for Gaithersburg High’s Friday visit to McCurdy Field as Frederick battles injuries and aims to stay strong in the late season. Remaining home games include Westminster and Rockville on the schedule.
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Academy
Gaithersburg High
McCurdy Field
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Hagerstown
Jerry Wright
Ralph Brown
Fred Burgee
Maryland Perk
Westminster
Rockville
Draftees and Vets Guide on Army MOS System Changes
Major Thomas M. Nias explains how the Army trimmed nearly 800 MOSs after WWII to about 400, merging many civilian skills into combat and support roles. Most inductees end in infantry, artillery, or armor, with a smaller share in technical fields. recruits with rare skills may be utilized in specialty MOSs if needed.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Us&s. Army
Marine Corps
Buckenstaff's Bootes Win For Middletown
Middletown defeats Frederick Cadets 3 to 1 in a high school exhibition soccer game led by standout performances from Adams Kuhn and Cline. Frederick controlled the first half with Plantard Engle, but Middletown answered in the second with two goals from Cline and one from Blickenstaff, aided by subs Hahn Woods Morgan Harrison Mills Stull and more.
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Engle
Cline
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Sneadner
Reeder Summers
Adams Wiles
Ecker Dudderar
Smith Hemby
Rohrer Zieglar Blower
Gordon Coblentz
Englewe
Delaughter
Blumenauer
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Hahn
Woods
Morgan
Harrison
Mills
Stull
Thompson
Stone
Grimes
Blickenstaff
Remsburg
Waulkner
Kiine
Fry
One-Man War on Ground-Hogs and Foxes Near Frederick
Nicholas Yinger a Frederick resident has waged a personal campaign against ground-hogs foxes and other pests along farms west of Frederick within a mile of Route 40. He claims to have slain over 200 ground-hogs using a 22 Remington rifle and often donates meat to local families. Foxes once protected by law are now seen as farm and game pests as farmers contend with rising numbers and prior bounty programs have ended.
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Frederick
Nicholas Yinger
West
Patrick Street
Route 40
Braddock Pike
Baughman Farm
Charles H. Conley
Yinger
Frederick County
Gilmer Shoulder Chip Found After Redskins Game
Washington officials disclosed today that Harr Gilmer suffers a chipped bone in his right shoulder from the Redskins game yesterday. The x ray confirmation announced in Washington follows the injury.
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Gilmer
Washington
Harr Gilmer
Washington Redskins
Eagles Lose Sleep Over Redskins QB Injury
The Philadelphia Eagles face uncertainty as the Redskins QB may miss next Sunday's game with the New York Giants and could be sidelined longer. Gilmer, a former Alabama star, has taken over the quarterback role this year from aging Sammy Baugh, who also appears unfit to return.
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Redskins
New York Giants
Gilmer
Alabama
Sammy Baugh
Baugh
Redskins brace for lineup tweaks as Gilmer injury looms
Singing Sam suffered an arm injury during a jury substitute role and endured a rough spell replacing Gilmer against the Eagles. If Gilmer cannot play next Sunday, Washington may seek a release for Tommy Mont to return as an active player. Mont, former Maryland standout and Baugh’s understudy, now serves as assistant coach and would need league permission to suit up again.
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Redskins
Tommy Mont
Mont
Maryland
Baugh
Voting Slow For Heart of Maryland League Trophy
The Heart of Maryland League votes slowly on the annual sportsmanship trophy with only two teams Myersville and Thurmont replying. Thurmont manager Spalding telephoned their vote to the News-Post while Myersville voted for their own club on the final day of winning the Shaughnessy Series. President Norris asks all franchises to poll choices with Frederick newspapers. each club gets one vote. If deadlock looms Norris will decide after consulting league umpires.
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Heart of Maryland Baseball League
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Thurmont
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Heart of Maryland League
Grid Squabbles Growing Pains
New York October 30. Commissioner Bert Bell discusses growing pains in professional football as rival leagues align, noting 400 players on Sundays and temper flares. He cites Baltimore and Cleveland as examples, praises Pat Harder as a clean player, and suggests reserve depth would help clubs. The National League enjoys strong gate counts with Bears and Yanks drawing crowds. Also reports the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association annual old clothes dance at Camp Kanawha with Clark Sheetenhaus Orchestra.
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Bert Betl
New York Football Writers
Cleveland
San Francisco
Baltimore
N Monat Football League
Penn
Pat Harder
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Big Ten
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Len Ford
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Colts
Bell
Chicago Bears
New York Yanks
OLD Clothes Dance
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Camp Kanawha
Point of Rocks
Clark Sheetenheim
Gin
Ger) Rickey
Branch Rickey
Columbus
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
H. Roy Hamey
New York Yankees
Lions club poster contest winners and notable visits
The seventh grade at Einer Welle school earned first prize in a Lions Club poster contest. Mary Lew Blankenship took second prize and Ned Wich won third. Local guests included Mr and Mrs Howard DeAn and cousins Mrs Bowen and Mrs Mary Dubett. Mrs John Lantz recuperated at home. Ruth Grimes returned home after a Baltimore visit. Gareth Butely arrived home from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Einer Welle School
Lions Club
Mary Lew Blankenship
Ned Wich
Howard Dean
Bowen
Monkton
Mary Dubett
Baltimore
John Lantz
Ruth Grimes
Wee Gareth Butely
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge Social Gatherings and Local Notables
Mrs George Cranmer and Mrs Arintha Marsh hosted Mrs Mary Emily Croswell of Homeland and Mr Lee McMara with Mr and Mrs Kenneth McMara of Baltimore. Marsh’s aunt Mrs Boswell visited several days. Mrs Stocksdale ill at home but improving. Mrs Ella Zumbrun returned from Hanover and Taneytown. Marsh celebrated her granddaughter Avintha Jayne Crawmer s seventh birthday with fifteen children and twelve adults. John Wooden and family visited Union Bridge from Phoebus Virginia, with Mrs Virginia Wooden. Flors Welch noted as a Carroll county high school member.
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Union Bridge
George Cranmer
Arintha Marsh
Mary Emily Croswell
Homeland
Lee McMara
Kenneth McMara
Baltimore
Marsh
Boswell
George H Stocksdale
Ella Zumbrun
Hanover
Taneytown
Avintha Jayne Crawmer
George Crawmer
John Wooden
Carroll County
Virginia, Wooden
Phoebus
Flors Welch
New Windsor School Band Seeks Instrument Donations
Community efforts at New Windsor to boost band membership by locating unused musical instruments. Events include National Education Week observance on Nov 9, a Halloween parade at 1 15 p m, and a December operetta planned by the elementary school. High School sophomores hosted a Halloween party. minstrel show slated for Nov 16 to aid athletic associations. Births and anniversaries noted among local residents.
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New Windsor
Sanders
Mixx Hall
Markus
John Wodenicker
Biiss Edna Belt
Helen Kerns
Boys
Girls’ Athletic Association
John Wesley Wilt
Patricia Anh
Anne Memorial Hospital
Jane Wantz
and Myre
Howard Wantz
Fannie Garver
Buckey Garver
Mary Haines
George Schlee
Mort Howard Hospital
Howell C. Lovell
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