Terps Open at Athens in Georgia Clash
Maryland Terrapins meet Georgia Bulldogs in a season opener in Athens. Tatum’s Maryland is favored by six to 13 points as advance ticket sales set records for the first game. Line battles feature Maryland’s 213-pound average and Georgia’s 215, with key linemen Wingate Krouse Ward and Hamp Tanner drawing attention amid optimism and injuries.
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Athens
Jim Tatum
Wally Butts
Tatum
Maryland Terrapins
Butts
Georgia Bulldogs
Maryland
Bulldogs
Elmer Wingate
Ray Krouse
Bob Ward
Wingate
Krouse
Ward
Robert West
Dexter Poss
Georgia
Georgie Tackle Hamp Tanner
Maryland Picks Scarbath for opener amid gloomy tone
College Park Sept 21 Coach Jim Tatum announced Maryland will start sophomore John Scarbath at quarterback for Saturdays game against Georgia. He warned the Terps are not ready and Georgia has too many passers. The lineup includes Sh emonski Fullerton Wingate Krouse Ward Rowden Troha Gierula Augsburger Idzik Earley Davis Scioscia. The 43 man squad heads to Athens tomorrow. Am erica’s first handmade pressed glass dates to Sandwich Cape Cod in the early 1800s.
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College Park
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Georgia
Tatum
Terps
John Scarbath
Baltimore
Bob Shemonski
Ed Modzelewski
Ed Fullerton
Elmer Wingate
Bob Krouse
Bob Ward
Jake Rowden
John Troha
Chet Gierula
Pete Augsburger
John Alderton
Augsburger
John Idzik
Harold Earley
Lynn Davis
Karney Scioscia
Detroit Ties Yankees For First Place
Detroit Tigers beat Philadelphia Athletics 8 2 to join the New York Yankees atop the American League standings. Boston and idle as Philadelphia leads with seven games off the pace. In the National League, Boston Braves top St. Louis 6 0 and Brooklyn Dodgers win 10 8 over Pittsburgh to stay tied for second. Phillies lead by seven over Cubs. Reds defeat Giants 8 5.
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Boston Sox
Tigers
Indians
Cleveland
Red Sox
New York
Detroit
Boston
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Coleman
Marr
Hutchinson
Ginsberg
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Werle
Queen
Dickson
McCullough
Mueller
Romano
Bankhead
Branca
Palica
Campanella
Cincinnati
Fox
Smith and Howell
Malle, Kennedy, Spencer and
Yvars
R HK. CE
St. Louis Occ
Staley
Brazile
D. Rice
Spahn and Crandall
Bowling league results and weekly stats
Wednesday matches saw Office face Patternmakers, Cleaners take on Machinists, and Assemblers clash with Molders. High single game by Esterly 139 for Patternmakers, top set by D. Smith 367 for Office, Assemblers posted best team game 587, Machinists had top team match 1,593.
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Patternmakers
Machinists
E Esterly
D. Smith
L Pet Office
National League results and upcoming games
Yesterday results show Boston 5 St Louis 0 and Cincinnati 5 New York 10 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 3. Tonight Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh for a night game while other clubs have no games scheduled.
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Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Philadelphia
Detroit Beats Philadelphia Eight to Two at Cleveland Night
Detroit defeats Philadelphia eight to two in a night game at Cleveland. The story notes mood and color contrasts between daylight and moonlight in the Gardens, reflecting on visual effects of lighting.
Grid Picking Time Is Here
New York football columnist WILL GOEINGLEY previews week one games with picks across major programs. Notable notes include California over Santa Clara with Pappy Waldorf missing QB Bob Ceteri, and several marquee clashes such as Maryland over Georgia and Michigan State over Oregon State. The column lists dozens of matchups, highlighting the chaotic start to the college football season.
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Will Goeingley
New York
California
Santa Clara
Pappy Lyn Waldorf
Bob Ceteri
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Wildcats
Michigan State
Oregon
East Lansing
North Carolina
Dick Bunting
Notre Dame
Charlie Justice
Yale
Connecticut
Temple
Albright
Mississippi
Memphis State
Auburn
Wofford
Detroit
Hillsdale
Colorado State
Sterling
Fordham
LaFayette
Rutgers
Syracuse
Bates
Rhode Island
Delaware
Lehigh
West Virginia
Western Reserve
Villanova
Duquesne
Bowling Green
Rider
South Tennessee
Midwest
Texas
Kansas
Marquette
North Dakota State
Bradley
Ripon
Drake
Emporia Teachers
Hardin-Simmons
Cincinnati
Arkansas
Oklahoma A. & M
Texas Tech
New Mexico
Arizona State
Arizona
West Texas State
Texas Western
New Mexico A. and
St. Bonaventure
Houston
Far West
USCA
Tempe
Brigham Young
Washington State
Utah State
San Francisco
Tulsa
Washington
Kansas State
Utah
Idaho
Stanford
San Jose State
Baylor
Wyoming
Colorado A. & M
Denver
College of Pacific
St. Mary's
Calif
Judge Mish Stricken By Heart Attack at Home in Maryland
Hagerstown September 21 Chief Judge Joseph D Mish of Maryland s Fourth Judicial Circuit rests at Washington County Hospital after a heart attack suffered yesterday morning at his home He is 51 and no visitors are allowed today Mish appointed to the bench in December 1940 after Judge Wagaman retired He was a law partner of Governor Lane a State Senator president of the County Bar Association and chairman of the County Democratic Central Committee His term runs until 1980 Oliver on Ticket in Hagerstown Democratic Central Committee named Julian Oliver to replace Judge D Joseph Witmer who died after the primary elections Witmer was leading the four Democrats seeking the three nominations during the primary battles
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Hagerstown
Joseph D. Mish
Maryland
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Washington County Hospital
Mish
Frank G. Wagaman
Lane
County Bar Association
County Democratic Central Committee
Emmitsburg Students Enter Higher Education and Local News
Emmitsburg and nearby areas note many graduates and residents pursuing higher education and training. Students from St Joseph’s High and local schools attend Towson Towson State Norman and other institutions. An Emmitsburg couple married at St Joseph’s Catholic Church. The Emmitsburg Woman’s Club hosted games. St Joseph’s College opened with about 180 students. bowling leagues set for the season with two divisions.
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Emmitsburg
Hagerstown Business College
Mary Troxell
Navy
Betty Ann Hollinger
Sue Stinson
Towson State Normal
Shirley Jones
University of Maryland
Richard Jones
University of Maryland Medical College
William Gillespie
Emmitsburg High School
Nancy Beegie
Towson Junior College
Dorin Fisher
Ann Timmerman
Philadelphia
Fred Sprankie
Packard Motor Service Center
Waynesboro
Helen Steinberger
York
Kenneth Joy
St. Joseph's College
Barbara Barron
Carroll Frock, Jr
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rose Marie Rafalsky
Cooper House
Gettysburg Hospital
Charles A. Harner
Howard Tull
Emmitsburg Soccer Optimism Hits Season Preview
Long week of courtesy visits and local gatherings described in a social roundup. Emmitsburg High School football coach Carlos Englar expresses high hopes for the team, built on veteran players and strong attitude. First game set for October at Walkersville, signaling a promising season ahead.
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Joseph Tull
Baltimore
Hank W. Weant
John Moriarty
Wincheater
Mass
Moriarty
Weant
Quebec
Shrine of
St. Ann de Beaupre
Carlos Englar
Emmitsburg
Englar
Walkersville
Ira W. Beall
Libertytown
Joshua Gillelan
Rhoda
Ruth Gillelan
Nancy Beegle
Towson Junior College
D. L. Beegle
Robert Hampson
Pittsburgh
Adele Mae Adelsberger
New York City
Yonkers
N. Y
Roy Street
Owen Adelsberger
Philip Bower
Phyllis
Elizabeth Ann Lott
John Dair
Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary
Look Younger Live Longer Five Foods Improve Life
Reader's Digest condensation from Sonya Gayclord Hauser outlines how five foods can add years to life and improve health and personality. It highlights a single exercise for waistline benefits and promotes the magazine's 39 condensed articles.
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Sonya Gayclord Hauser
Reader's Digest
Taneytown Ladies Auxiliary Reports on Carnival Success
Representatives of the Volunteer Fire Company and Ladies Auxiliary met to review successful supper and food stands at the carnival. Reports were given by secretary Catherine Clingan and treasurer Elwood Frock, with plans for a Halloween social and inviting neighboring auxiliaries. A committee was formed to arrange entertainment, and an Oct 26 card party in the Opera House was announced along with visits and illnesses of local residents.
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Taneytown
Volunteer Fire Company
Doty Robb
Edwin Baumgardner
Charles D Baker
Catherine Clingan
Elwood Frock
Maryland
Hallowe'en
Bessie Dougherty
Ruth Sauble
Phyllis Smith
Ruth Fowler
Anna Mae Crebbs
Ruth Baumgardner
Hilda Feeser
Fannie Beaver
Joan Fair
Maude Shildt
Grace Rodgers
Opera House
Ernest Shriver
Emmitsburg
William Ritter
Ritter
E. W. Dunbar
Harry Bunting
Dorothy Bunting
Milford
Mass
Marion Walker
Edgewood
Dundalk Lions Club and area notes from Frederick
The News reports Dundalk volunteers visiting the Skiles family in Frederick for a few days. The Lions Club marked its third anniversary with a banquet at Baseboar’s Littlestown attended by 138 members from eight clubs. Toastmaster Mervyn Fuss and organist Mary Howe led events with guest speaker Theodore R MecMeldin, former Baltimore mayor. Also noted: Taneytown Fire Company had one alarm last month and purchased 300 feet of hose. George Kiser and David Smith provided updates, with 29 members present.
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Frederick
Teers
Dundalk
John H. Skiles
Baltimore Street
Lions Club
Maesalon
Baseboar's
Littlestown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Mervyn C. Fuss
Mary Howe
Chambersburg
Jed
Kenneth Shorb
Theodore RR. MecMeldin
Baltimore
Taneytown
George Kiser
David Smith
Charles Motler
Delmont Koons
George R. Baumgardner
James C. Baumgardner
York Street
Taney* Town
Peddie School
Tito Says U S Should Fight To 38th Parallel In Korea
Belgrade Sept 21 A U S congressional delegation quotes Premier Marshal Tito urging the United States to fight to the 38th parallel in Korea then seek a nationwide plebiscite. Senator Pepper of Florida said Tito gave frank answers during a three hour discussion noting Tito’s independent stance.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
United States
Korea
38Th Parallel
South Korea
North Korea
Sen
Pepper
D-Fla
Tito
Yugoslav Crisis Talks Include U S Support and Tito Chat
A report notes a figure praising U S and United Nations action in the Korean conflict and a review of the Yugoslav religious situation. Pepper and several congressmen left for Trieste after a two day stay including a three hour conversation with Tito. Annapolis became Maryland’s capital in 1694.
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United States
United Nations
Pepper
Sen. Brewaler
R-Mei
Rep
Cooley
Annapolis
Maryland
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U. of Georgia
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