College Grid Season Opens With Bold Forecasts
New York on September 20 A seasoned grid slate unfolds with picks across major openers. Villanova Army Illinois Missouri Texas Mississippi Kentucky Kansas Texas Christian Kansas Denver Oklahoma A and M Marquette Wisconsin Iowa State Colorado East West United Merchant Marine Lehigh West Virginia Ohio State Purdue Cincinnati Tulsa Wichita Baylor Southwestern Louisiana State Texas A and M North Texas Texas Tech New Mexico Arizona State Clemson Presbyterian VMI Catawba Richmond Randolph Macon Milligan Coming Colorado State BYU Western State Colorado Aggies Fort Warren.
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New York
Villanova
Army
W ‘Cats
Merchant Marine Eleven
Glenn Davis
Doc Blanchard
Winois
Pittsburgh
Hinois
Bear
Panther
Wes Fesler
Meany
Illinois
Missouri
Texas
Don Faurot
D. X Bible
Mississippi
Kentucky
Jayhawks
Texas Christian
Kansas
Denver
Oklahoma
Ag‘gies
Oklahoma A
M. Marquette
Wisconsin
Mar ‘Quette
Badgers
Iowa State
Colorado
East U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Lehigh
West Virginia
Otterbein
Southwest Baylor
Southwestern
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Texas A. and M
North Texas State
Tech
West Texas State
New Mexico
Arizona State
South Clemson
Presbyterian
Vmiiover Catawba
Richmond
Randolph Macon
Milligan
Emory Land Henry
Gallorette Sets Sights On Aqueduct Features Parade
New York on September 20 sees Gallorette lead a glamour parade at Aqueduct with two 50000-added events and a 10000 heat for fillies. The Maryland mare has dominated foes, earning 114860 in 1948 and 217110 overall, carrying 126 pounds as she drops to her league in a split 54000 added mile and an eighth Beldame heat. Other divisions include War Fate and Hypnotic in the first heat, while Good Blood, Athenia, Bridal Flower, and Aladear contest the second.
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New York
Wadies
Aqueduct
Maryland
Galorette
Stymie
Gallorette
Elizabeth Graham
William Woolward
Chicago
Warren Wright
Hal Price Headley
Athenia
John R. Bradley
al Ernst
Rain Postponed Game Booked For Hustlers
Heavy rain at Haserstown Friday night postponed the Frederick Hustlers versus Boonsboro in the Maryland Independent semi pro baseball title third round. The Hustlers will now start southpaw Sherwood MacKenzie against Elkton at McCurdy Field Sunday at 3 p.m. Don Rice was to pitch last night. A forecast postponed game was unofficially set for Tuesday at Municipal Stadium in Washington County starting at 8:30 p.m.
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Haserstown
Frederick Hustlers
Boonsboro
Frederick
Maryland
Hustlers
Sherwood MacKenzie
Elkton
McCurdy Field
MacKenzie
Don Rice
Washington Country Seat
Fall Is Good Time To Check Garden Tools
Fall with cool season crops wrapping up prompts gardeners to clean and sharpen garden tools before winter. Maryland extension vegetable specialist Francis Stark advises smoothing wooden handles, painting metal parts not touching soil, removing dirt and rust, and using simple scrapers. Digging tools need only a rounded edge, while hoes and others may be sharpened with a file or whetstone, or ground if very dull.
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Francis ©. Stark
Maryland Extension
Natal
PUBLIC SALES OF VALUABLE FARMS IN MARYLAND AND ESTATE AUCTION
Two adjoining farms in Carroll County Maryland near Manchester and Hanover are offered for sale with detailed improvements including 9-room tenant houses, barns, silos and water systems. Bidding starts at 2 PM Standard Time, terms 20 percent cash. Also public auction of real estate in Frederick County tied to the Ramsburg estate, 16 acres near Route 15 to Lakeview, with a 6-room house, barn, outbuildings, water rights, and title conditions. Auction on September 30 1946 at 11:00 AM. Deposit of 75000 required for the sale of the latter property.
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Carroll County
Manchester
Hanover-Baltimore
Ayu Yards
Pennsylvania
Marietta
Frank, Elsner, Hanover, Penna
S. H. Crawford & Son
Lester
Alexander Ramsburg
Frederick County
Liber A.M. P
Register of Wills
Circuit Court
Luther Ramsbure
Clara Ramsburg
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Histown
Lakeview
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Liber
U. S
Emmert R. Bowlus
Bartonsville
Route 40
Frederick
Omieda Droneburg
Paul O. Summers
Feed Shortage Over But Results Will Be Felt For Months
The American Feed Manufacturers Association says the feed shortage ended but its effects will linger. Farmers reduced livestock and poultry last spring and more were liquidated in recent weeks due to price controls. In the coming crop year feed ingredients will be plentiful, yet output of meat milk and eggs will stay below previous levels as fewer animals are available to consume the feed.
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Chicago
American Feed Manufacturers Association
Philippines
Pacific Islands
Manufacturers Association
Storing Farm and Garden Tools for Idle Season
Dry storage is best to preserve tools during the idle season. Utilize shelves or wall mounts so tools stay dry and protected, especially when hanging is impractical in a garage or shed.
Potato origins traced to South America say you saw it in the news
The white or Irish potato is believed to have originated in South America according to a brief note in the news. Local observers cite early cultivation in the Andean regions and later spread to Europe and North America.
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South America
Vaccine Pioneer Buck's Brucellosis Triumph
Dr John M Buck in the Department of Agriculture developed an effective vaccine against Bangs disease brucellosis in cattle using Victor's Lady Matilda the Jersey cow as the test source. The wartime vaccine program vaccinated calves aged four to eight months amid a push to protect meat and milk supplies. Officials warn vaccination is not a substitute for sanitation and herd testing. Also noted is a wartime breakthrough in preventing moon blindness in horses through riboflavin supplementation, reducing losses to American horsemen.
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Dr. Buck
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bang
Buck
United States
Italy
American Veterinary Medical Association
Medics Association
Matilda
Jersey
Front Royal
Maryland farm silage stocks rise above normal
In College Park on September 20 extension agronomist John W. Magruder says Maryland farms have silage and hay tonnages 10 to 20 percent higher than normal, yet still fall short for dairy and beef herds due to wartime seed shortages and a dry hay season. He notes more grass, fewer legumes, and limited grain to support dairy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
John W. Magruder
Carhomatire
Heeft
Maryland dairy herds face hay and silage shortages this fall
Magruder warns Maryland livestock farmers that producing 7500 pounds of milk requires three tons of high quality hay per cow or two tons plus three tons of silage per head. Farmers should review roughage to avoid winter imbalances, as wood pasture reduced summer forage use. Also noted is Holstein Friesian herd inspections by G M Cairns, with one animal rated excellent owned by Mc Kendree Walker.
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Guernsey
T. B
Ment
University of Maryland
Magruder
Maryland
Type classification aids production testing in herd improvement
Mr. Cairns says type classification combined with production testing improves locating outstanding brood cow families within an owner's herd, per the Association.
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Cairns
Association
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Germantown, Md
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Woodsboro
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Trout Brothers
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THE
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South Market St. Fhone
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Home Office
Catembus
Baker's Valley Road
Buckeystown
Urbana
Fordson
Saxton
South Bend
Hillside
Norman C. Hilton Emmert R. Bowlus
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North Court St
Court House Square
Frederick, Md
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Old Virginia
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Lowestoft
Delft
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