Maryland coach Clark Shaughnessy touts strong backfield depth
Maryland's coach Clark Shaughnessy praised a deep and talented backfield including five promising quarterbacks led by Mont and sophomores Toryn and Mocha. Fullback options are strong with Jack Wright and others in contention. The 1807 squad has 66 players active across varsity and jayvee, with 28 lettermen and a wary outlook on schedule and opponent strength.
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Tommy Moul
Coucheslend
Mu. Pacaing
Shaughnessy
Vic Turyr
Holden
W. Va
Jon Mocha
St. Clair
Pitt
Mont
Toryn
Mocha
Joe Tucker
Arlington
Stanford Lavine
Pittsburgh
Paul Massey
Beaver Falls
Massey
Jack
Reds
Materialo
Confluence bans town football after burgess resignation
In Confluence Pennsylvania residents and students protested a 26 year old park sports ban after D H Pore resigned as burgess. The Confluence Athletic Association formed to push for sports, with a special council meeting planned to clarify actions. The report notes the town’s level spot park and ongoing demonstrations.
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Confluence
D. H. Pore
Somerset County
Burgess Pore
Confluence Athletic Association
Radio Network Schedule and Programs Preview Fragment
A fragmented listing shows MBS ABC CBS NEG WOR 710 ke WMAL 630 ke WFMD 930 ke WRAL and other stations. It outlines time note specifics for daylight saving, relay ties, and program blocks including news, drama, music, and variety segments with multiple host names and show titles.
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Saveisnt Ravine
Faye Farrell
Settal
Superman
Byrelier
Midnight Gilso
Corr Allen Tesentt
Radin
Wrékercbs
Lewis, Jr
Hepeat
Ty—mhs
News & Cuore
Wacklaedack Smith
Sang Eimer Davia
Cintys
F— Ware Donavan
Melunes
Tenhorn
Connrett
Lima
Mel Blaine
Mapel-mhs
Arthur Godfrey
Ned Skelter
Ntur
Obs
Tara
Abe
Bochs
Qin
W. C. T. U. meeting and birthday notices in Woodsboro
The Woodsboro W C T U met Tuesday at Mrs James Renner home with 21 members and visitors. Program included scripture readings songs and talks on the life of Frances Willard. Refreshments served by the hostess. Also birthday dinners and a birthday surprise for J Milton Crum with a picnic and cake noted.
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Woodsboro
Mrrs
James Renner
Nannie Haugh
E. P. Schildt
Altwater Brothers
Bobbie Lee Remner
Helen Stover
Jacob Altvater
Dorothy Grim
Stove
J. Milton Crum
Braddock Heights
Weather Summary and River Conditions Report
The report notes no precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am today. September to date shows 1.27 inches, with excess in 1946 through September 1 at 1.36 inches. Yesterday’s high was 81, the low last night 4, and today’s sunrise is 3.54 am with sunset at 7.47 pm. Rivers are Monotacy and Potomac clear at Lat Point of Rocks and Ceresville respectively.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Gaithersburg Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Gaithersburg society writes of Miss Dorothy Plummer's October 3 betrothal to Mr. George Crawford with showers and luncheons in her honor. Details include alums Sally Reynolds traveling California and Colorado, plus visits from Mrs. Helen Casey and Mrs. Leona Thompson. other locals entertainments occur at Washington Grove, Weshington, and Denver as families mark anniversaries and family ties.
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Gaithersburg
George Selvy
Clarence Becraft
Ernest Mawkins
Dorothy Plummer
George
Sr. Crawford
Miss Plummer
Catherine Musics
Dorothy Thompson
Margaret Keyser
Washington
Sally Reynolds
de Warren Reynolds
Sanu Francisco
Los Angeles
Sauta Barbara
A. Gillett
Poolesville
L. M. Reyner
Columbus
Ohio
B. W. Randles
Frank Douglas
Denver
Handles, Sr
Union Bridge Homemakers Hold September Meeting
The Union Bridge Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Messler Sr and Mrs. Charles Mussler Jr on Tuesday September 10. Members discussed books and magazine articles, shared readings and songs, and heard a talk on 4-H club work with garments shown. The group adjourned to meet in October at Mrs. Maurice McDaniel’s home.
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Union Bridge
Union Bridge Homemakers
Charles Messler
Charles Mussler
Clarence Shaver
Truman Dayhoff
Danton Ensor
New Windsor
Maurice McDaniel
Jug Bridge Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Jug Bridge Club held its first fall meeting with a covered dish supper at Mrs. Ray Smith's home on September 11. President Mrs. John C. Engle opened the session for 2 members and eight visitors.
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Jug Bridge Club
Ray Smith
John C. Engle
Ray Crum
University of Maryland
Sugar Loaf
Grace Burrall
John Engle
Harry Zimmierman
East Patrick Street
Terps add former Redskins stars to Maryland coaching staff
Sept 16 report notes P Her man Ball and Wayne Millner, ex Redskins pros, rejoining Maryland grid staff after aiding practices last spring. Clark Shaughnessy says staff is complete though Sammy Baugh may assist later.
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Terps College Park
Herman Ball
Wayne Millner
Washington Redskins
Maryland
Torp
Clark Shaughnessy
Sammy Baugh
Earth's extra axial revolutions balance yearly orbit
The earth spins on its axis more than 366 times per year. This extra axial rotation compensates for the annual orbit around the sun.
Nats Easy For Tigers
Exploding five runs in the third inning Detroit built an 11 to 7 lead over Washington and coasted to the win behind strong hitting from Newsom Candini Masterson Evans Overmire Caster and Richards. The Tigers added four more in the seventh to seal the outcome as Washington gathered seven hits in the last three innings.
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Detroit
Kayo Louw Hobo
Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Sanatino
Roy Cullendine
Tigers
Milo Candini
H. E. Waslington
Candini
Masterson
Evans
Overmire
Caster
Richards
New Windsor Community Notes and Visits
New Windsor social items list visits from Mrs. Russell Lambert’s home, travelers from Youngstown to Mrs. Earl Crawmer, Dr. Anthony Westerhof once with Blue Ridge College, and Labor Day gatherings with the Albaugh family. Local clergy, neighbors, and multiple families share dinners and call on residents in Littlestown and Westminster. A big bass catch by David Griffin is noted near Camp Kanawha, plus a record liquor dispensary net profit of 402000 dollars for Montgomery County.
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New Windsor
Winter’s Church Aid Society
Russell Lambert
William Lutes
Zeph Bortz
Youngstown
Ohio
Earl Crawmer
Anthony Westerhof
Blue Ridge College
Robert L. Smith
Roberta
Labor Day
Albaugh
William Albaugh
Edward
Mise Mary
Masiambert
Brownie's Corner
Joseph Petry
Albert Owes
Green Ridge Mountains
Preston Dell
Baltimore
Effie Lambert
Bernard F. Weishaar
Herbert Smith
Laura Smith
Wilbur Fair
Littlestown
Walter Hiltebrick
Tanextown
Jane Weishaar
Russell Gart
Presbyterian Church of
Montgomery County
Beryl R. Eng Jigh
County Liquor Control Board
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Tommy
Frank Miller
Janice
Betty
James Cunningham
Tary
Jim
Hagerstown
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Focal
Camp Kanawha
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