State Grid Schedules Maryland college football slate shrinks
The 1942 Maryland grid schedule was trimmed to 34 games for five schools after Washington College of Chestertown cancelled its fall season. Remaining games include Mount St. Mary’s at Westminster on Oct 17 and a slate of clashes featuring Western Maryland, Navy, Maryland, and Johns Hopkins across venues in Baltimore, Annapolis, and nearby cities.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington College of Chestertown
Shoremen
Mount St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Twe
Washington College
Ahi
Western Maryland
George Washington
Washington
University of Connecticut
University of Maryland
College Park
William and Mary
Navy
Annapolis
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Training Station
University of Virginia
Gettysburg
College
Boston University
Boston
Princeton
New York
Rutgers
University of Maryiand
Virginia Military
Lexington
Yale
Johns Hopkins
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Haverford
Georgia Tech
Florida University
Washington, D. C
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Franklin and Marshall
Lancaster
University of Buffalo
Dickinson
Carlisle
Susquehanna
Selinsgrove
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Duke
Durham
N.C
Virginia
Charlottesville
Columbia
Swarthmore
Delaware
Wilmington
University of Saeedeen
Keegia Navy
Athens
Overnight Camp For Lou Gehrig Club Boys
The Lou Gehrig Club enters its second season with a limited membership group of twenty boys taking an overnight camp at Camp Baker near Braddock Heights. Under Douglas A. Weddle they depart Frederick by trolley at 6 10 p m Friday, stay in cabins, return Saturday after breakfast, and attend Pride Of The Yankees at the Tivoli theater. The club, endorsed by civic leaders, focuses on merit and physical development, with many members advancing to full membership last year.
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Lou Gehrig Club
Camp Baken
Braddock Heights
Yankees
Tivoli Theater
Douglas A. Weddle
Frederick
Camp Baker
Middletown
Frederick Boys
Tri State League of Pocahontas To Meet Friday
The Tri State League of Pocahontas to meet Friday at 2 PM in Independent Hall under Natomia Council No 38. Delegates from West Virginia Virginia Washington Brunswick Hagerstown and Baltimore will attend. Mrs Mary Douglas of Washington presides with a banquet in Red Men Hall and an evening session followed by Mrs Pauline Mullinix visiting as Great Pocahontas of Maryland.
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Tri-State League
Forahontas
Red Men
Independent Hall
Natomia Council
West Virginia
Virginia
Washington
Brunswick
Hagerston
Baltimore
Mary Douglas
Pauline Mullinix
Great Pocahontas
Maryland
Lydia Starr
Carrabelle James
Carrie Quinn
Erma Schaeffer
Eliza-beih Gitene
Maryland Optimistic But Wary On 194 season prospects
Maryland undergraduates and fans remain hopeful about the 1941 football season under Head Coach Clark Shaughnessy and his T formation yet point to the nine departures from the 1940 squad. Key losses include Burlin Morton Cardyach Alexander and Ulman among others. Connecticut poses the opening test with expert scouting on the Nutmeggers. If the Terrapins survive, six or seven wins in ten games are possible with Duke VMI Georgia Naval Pre-Flight Virginia and Rutgers looming as challenges.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Clark Shaughnessy
Maryland
Ralph Burlin
John Morton
Frank Heyer
Jim Wharton
Apie
Mearle Duvall
John Cardyach
Bernie Ulman
Duke Alexander
Hal Berry
Burtin
Morton
Cardyach
Alexander
Marines
Shaughnessy
Paul Flick
University of Connecticut
Eady Svensden
Minnesota
Green Bay
Brooklyn Dodger
Connecticut
Duke
Georgia Naval
Virginia
Rutgers
Baseball Scores and Schedules in National League
Yesterday results show Cincinnati 44 Chicago it Brooklyn New York 8 St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 3. Other clubs not scheduled. Today Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Others not scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
St Louis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn ' An
Paladelphia
Baseball Scores and Turtle Soup Dinner Preview
American League results show New York 3 Washington 1 and Detroit 9 Chicago 2 with other clubs not scheduled. TURTLE SOUP DINNER hosted by J Paul and Julien Delphey at the Delphey rancho Seneca on Sunday promises ample soup from summer turtle collection. The U S Bureau of Standards reports gasoline wastage averaging 14.7 percent due to inefficient car bursting.
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J. Paul and
Julien Delphey
Delphey Rancho
Seneca
United States Bureau of Standards
Cardinals Rally To Beat Pirates In Dramatic Fifth
The St Louis Cardinals erased a late deficit to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 8. Musial hit a towering homer in the fifth as three Pirate errors fueled the rally, leaving St Louis with a strong grip on first place in the league race. The win marked the Cards 39th in 47 games, keeping pressure on the Dodgers.
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St Louis
St. Lows Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stanley Musagi
Cardinals
Aretha
Mussal
Royal Cardinal
Redbirds
WWE
New York Giants
Lefty de Botlet
Anderson
Elliott
Fletchers
Harry Gumbert
Gustine
Gumbert
Fletcher
Becaore Brooklyn
New York
Cardinal
Kurowski
George Kurowski
Marty Marion
Eliott
Pirate
Elliotts
Ray Sanders
van Robays
Jimmy Grown
Walker
Grounaur
Sewell
Slaughter
Marion
Walter
Sn rtEster
Musial
Luck
Murry Dickson
Brown
Karowski
Dickson
TiMaggio
Pitt Dup
Lowell, Kimger
Dietz
Lanning
Lopes
Pollet
Gumbert Dickson
W. Cooper
Draft In Other War Shows Blue Ridge League Players
The big topic in September 2017 mirrors a century of drafts affecting Blue Ridge League figures. Jimmy Dykes left Gettysburg for the Athletics and later the White Sox, with others like Earl Howard, Jac Cobb, Lou Blue, Dutcht Eunich, Bill McGowan, Sherdel, Goodwin, and Grover Alexander linked to major league shifts. The piece traces how players from Frederick, Hagerstown, Cumberland, Martinsburg, and beyond were drafted, sold, or moved, noting major league starts, pennants, and the era’s draft price of 300 dollars. It also mentions college resignations, regional clubs, and a roundup of lingering names such as Thompson, Malone, Spencer, Bugs Snyder, Derr, Dunn, Lamar, and Thormahlen in a nostalgic look at the sport’s early talent pipeline.
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Frederick County
Jimmy Dykes
Gettysburg
Blue Ridge
Philadelphia Athletics
Yeoman Service
White Sox
Earl Howard
Hagerstown
Jac Cobb
Cumberland
Earl
Cardinals
Cobb
Tyrus Raymond
Detroit
Blue
Tigers
Lou Blue
Marleysauig
Dutcht Eunich
Short
Frederick Nine
Cleveland Indians
Bill McGowan
Sherdel
Patt
Musser
Frederick
Des Moines
Bill Sherdel
Hanover
Marvin Goodwin
Martinsburg
Milwaukee
Cards
Goodwin
Browns
Grover Cleveland
Alexan
Der
Philles
Mike Mowery
Brooklyn
Vince Jamison
Thompson
Mount
Mike Thompson
Baltimore City College
Mount St. Mary's College
Lou Malone
Ray Spencer
Frederick Sunset
Champaign
Dayton
Bugs” Snyder
Cumberland Colts
Don Derr
Frederick High School
Coast Artillery
Fort Howard
Jack Dunn
Oriole
Bill Lamar
Frederick Hustlers
Rockville
Yankees
Herb Thormahlen
Chambersburg
Bill
Herb
Dodgers edge Giants in extra innings to win
Dodgers overcome Billy Sullivan walk to force extras. Ed Itead and Gil Dodger hurler held the Giants scoreless in three extra frames as New York and Brooklyn battled to a final: Brooklyn 8, New York 1. Batteries: Feldman Adams McGee Sunkel Carpenter and Danning Macon Casey French Newson Head Owen. Reds sweep Cubs 4 1 in doubleheader at Wrigley. Derringer wins opener with five hits. Vander Meer dominates in nightcap. Doctor James E West named Chief Scout of the Boy Scouts of America. Elbert F Rettwell to succeed as Chief Scout Executive.
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Billy Sullivan
Ed Itead
Gilh Dodger Slinger
Giants
Dodgers
Bob Carpenter
R. H
New York
Brooklyn
Feldman
Adams
McGee
Sunkel
Carpenter
Danning
Macon
Casey
French
Newsom
Head
Owen
Red Worlers
Cubs
Chicago
Paul Derringer
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Derringer
Vander Meer
West Heads Scouts
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Doctor West
Elbert F. Rretwell
Columbia University
Western Maryland Terrors Lose Star Tailback Mansberger
Westminster report notes Western Maryland football suffers a blow as Arlie Mansberger breaks his leg during a scrimmage before the George Washington University opener at Griffith Stadium. Coach Leroy Byham praises backfield depth with Tom Terry and Manny Kaplan while guarding for replacements.
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Westminster
Western Maryland
George Washington University
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Arlie Mansberger
Mansberger
Leroy Byham
Green Terrors
Colonials
Byham
Frst
Tom Terry
Manny Kaplan
Barrick
Isei Dun
George Norman
Bull
Bull” Barrick
al Cohen
Joe Kugler
Mike Phillips
Maryland
George Piagis
Bernie Gugesky
Frank Suffern
Art O'Keefe
Curly Coffman
Stan Kilkuskie
Bill Pennington
Bart Norman
Terry and Kaplan
Chuck Godwin
Hank Ferris
Redskins Not So Hot in Early NFL Games
Washington shows a flawed start but retains NFL title hopes as Ray Flaherty contends the squad can surge. Injuries to Cifers Todd Farkas and Carroll test depth while Steve Juzwik enhances the backfield and Sammy Baugh remains a dangerous passing threat. New York and Brooklyn loom as tough rivals in the season opener and beyond.
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Washington
Redskins
Brooklyn
New York
Ray Flaherty
Ed Cifers
Dick Todd
Andy Farkas
Vic Carroll
Bob Seymour
Juzwik
Steve Juzwik
Flaherty
Farkas
Todd
Wilbur Moore
Rafe Deal
Deal
Andy
Notre Dame
Steve
Baugh
Sammy Baugh
Wayne Millner
Charley Malone
Ban Ee Ay AE Lee
Tribe
Roy Zimmerman
Roy
Mr. Baugh
Paillon
Tuffy Leemans
Ward Culf
Hank Soar
Leo Cantor
Bob Trocolor
Merle Hapes
Dean McAdams
Bobby Robertson
Louis To Get Return Bout If He Loses
New York September reports that Joe Louis and Billy Conn agreed to an October 12 return bout in Yankee Stadium. They will split the gate 30 percent each if both are out of the Army. officials waived forfeits and payment rules for this special title bout. Louis owes promoter Mike Jacobs about 100,951 dollars.
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New York
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Conn Ty T
John J. Phelan
Commission
Phelan
Louis
Conn
Mike Jacobs
Debt figure and relief event noted in local item
One co manager John Rox borough. Conn's debt is stated as 34 500 owed to 10 Jacobs. Apart from these sums and expenses the remainder concerns zota Army of putting on the sign up October 12 cater Emergency Relief.
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John Roxborough
Conn
Jacobs
Zota
Cards Within 3 Games Of Flag
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 3 to reach 102 wins and close to within three games of the NL pennant. The Brooklyn Dodgers also won 9 to 8 in 12 innings over the Giants, leaving five games for them. Three Cards wins, three Dodgers losses, or any combination, could yield the flag in the season’s final days.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Pirates
Dodgers
Giants
Dodger
Ors
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Gordon Tops Infielder For Two Championship Contenders
New York September 22 F The infielder of the New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals is Gordon. A standout batter and fielder, he leads infielders with a 323 average and 101 RBIs. His defense fuels the Yankees double plays, while others like Browe and Herman lag behind. Contenders’ third base plans vary with Hassett Camilli Hopp, and shortstop features Rizzuto and Marion.
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New York
New York Yankees
St Louis Cardinals
Joseph Lowell Gordon
Yankees
Cardinals
Gordon
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yanks
Dimins Browe
Redbirds
Billy Herman
Dodders
Keystone
Brown
Herman
Lages
Frank Crosetti
Gerry Priddy
Red Rose
George Kurowski
Dodgers
Arky Vaubhan
Ahern
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