60,000 At Notre Dame And Pitt Game Set
New York notes list football prognostications for Notre Dame at Pitt and other major matchups. Predictions favor Notre Dame over Pitt, Southern California over UCLA, Iowa over Ohio State, Michigan over Western Michigan, Minnesota over Missouri, Northwestern over Indiana, California over St Marys, Yale over Coast Guard, and more. Crowd estimates include 40,000 to 60,000 at various games, with travel handicap and service-vs-civilian matchups noted.
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New York
Ig Nant Brant
Notre Dame
Pitt Stadium
Panther
Georzia Tech
North Carolina
Navy
Alexander
North Carolna
Hot Po
Army
Hanoi
Doug Kenna
Paladelphia Wildcats
Muhlenberg
Trojans
Southern California
UCLA
Tulsa
Southern Methodist
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Annthar
Tigers
Lakehurst
Iowa
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Messrs
Schwartz
Todd
Purdue
Marquette
Boilermakers
Great Lakes
Michigan
Western Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Missouri
Gophers
Bull Reece
Northwestern
Indiana
Hoosiers
Camp Grant
Wisconsin
Charley Bachman
Badgers
California
St. Mary's
Bud Metheny Packs Weight For New York Yankees
Bud Metheny, a power hitting outfielder, joins the Yankees after a noted career with the Newark Bears and Norfolk. Reportedly added for depth during a strong World Series run, Metheny is described as powerful at the plate with a solid arm and reliable fielding.
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Bud Metheny
New York Yankees
Nick Evten
Bill Johnson
Roy Wearly
Arthur Bezuzesad
Welhan
Mary College
Paul Vu
Norfolk
Takipe
Ss.nal
Duied
Methany
Newark Bears
George Wors
New York
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Metheny
Wat Cave Ark
Bud
Lear
Atetheny
Yankees
Reporter's Quiz Predicts Yankees World Series Win
A reader poll in Fryederich County shows a bare majority backing the New York Yankees to win the World Series with several interviewees selecting the Cardinals as contenders. The poll also lists various college and service academy game picks across football and baseball, reflecting a broad spectrum of opinions.
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Fryederich
Xeed Sellers
Miners Die In Explosion At Mollet Schrader Mine
Fourteen miners were killed in a blast at the Mollet Schrader mine near Forrestville, Minersville area, as rescue and recovery efforts followed. The tragedy deepens concerns over safety amid ongoing mining operations and investigations into the high level blast.
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Minersville Pa
Forrestviille
Time to Repair Old Hen House Roof in College Park
In College Park on September 24 a Maryland University poultry specialist urges poultrymen to repair leaky rooves to keep layers comfortable through winter. He warns dampness from leaks breeds disease and drafts chill birds. Proper roll roofing installation, tight sheathing, and careful nailing prevent leaks and wind damage.
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College Park
Maryland
Morley
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Jull
Juli
Temple Wins: Temple University Defeats Military Institute
Temple University football squad, in a surprising win over an equally inexperienced Military Institute team, dominated the game after halftime. The Temple lineup featured mostly freshmen, with only one player having prior college game experience, as they rolled to multiple touchdowns in the final period.
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Temple
Philadeloma
Adust Ganz
Temple University
Military Institute
Sofice
Oleg i
Tsdium
Posters Displayed by Art Students in War Campaign Anticipation
Thirteen original posters designed and executed by art students at the Pienench df Snoul are on display in a Potomac Edison Co window in Wrat Pattick. Each poster reflects the individual artist's view as a tribute to the War Board campaign and the Talad War Leon drive. The display is public for voters and supporters during the campaign period.
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Pienench Df Snoul
Dave
Potomac Edison Ca
Sng
Yankees Still Chance To Clinch 1943 Pennant
New York, Sept 24. The Yankees failure to clinch the American League pennant came despite Maltrout’s five hit effort and a home run that beat Detroit 2 to 1. Trout struggled early, but the Tigers were held to five hits as Wensloff worked five scoreless innings in relief before Yankee scoring in the sixth. Metheny, Johnson, and Keller provided the decisive run in front of a crowd of 2966 at Yankee Stadium.
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Rolfe
Tigies
Meikeny
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Johnny Lindell
Metheny
Pices Metheny
Rudy York Metheny
New York
New York Yankees
Mal Digest Trout
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Charley Wenstoff
Yankee Stadium
Bombers
Red Sox
Boston
Joe Dobsn
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Ed Klieman
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Tom McBride
Tony Lupien
HL OH. OE
Balterines
Klieman
Rosar
Dosen and
Doyle
Friends In Service Pfe Axline and Marker Portraits
A reunion caption notes Pvt. Pfe Axline of Shreveport Louisiana son of Mr and Mrs Harry D Axline of Knoxville entered service November 1942. Pictured with him is Pvt. Caries A Marker of Middletown New York son of Mrs W C Marker who entered service March 1943 at North Camp Polk Louisiana.
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Pfe. Axline
Ordre Company
Middletown
Unclear 1900s baseball results card
A fragmented box score notes games in the American League with Boston beating Cleveland 1 0 and Detroit defeating New York 2 1. Other lines mention Philadelphia Chicago and a long 10 to 16 inning session halted by darkness. Two games listed between Cleveland and Boston and Detroit and New York are referenced.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jesse Flores
Rowle
A’s
Hl Dietrich
George Malleberger
Sox
Chicago
Dietrich
Maltzoebger
Tresh
Flores
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Paladelphia
Crago
Pet
Boonsboro Couple Killed by Baltimore and Ohio Train
Two people identified as Ralph Emory Hurley and his wife Goldie May Hurley of near Boonsboro were killed when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Hagerstown as they rode a motorcycle. The operator reportedly attempted brakes but could not avoid the collision.
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Own
Leijster Isanogie
Ralph Emory Hurley
Goldie May Hurley
Boonsboro
Baltimore and Ohio
Mixed Double Bill Planned at McCurdy Field Sunday
McCurdy Field will host a mixed double bill Sunday with a 1 15 start for the header between Dr Pepper County champions and Cummins Whites of Baltimore, followed by the Host Colesville baseball game at 3 o'clock weather permitting. Colesville manager Joe Gibron says no cancellation and plans to start Bob Love, with Colesville lineup including Anderson O Keefe Hadbs Slavos and reserves Hobbs Smith Hanson Harvey Bonifant Saw. Hustlers’ regular lineup to be announced by Angleberger. In other notes Charley Keller and Rolie Hemsley are listed in batting totals for Friday as the Yankees gain a hit from Dirzy Trout.
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McCurdy
Austin
Angleberger
Frederick Hustler
Dr. Pepper
Cummins Whites
Baltimore
Colesville
Joe Gibron
Hustlers
Washington
Centerweid
Denaia Hadbs
Catener
Pat Slavos
Leonard Hobbs
George Smith
Mitchel Hanson
Sam Harvey
Boo Bonifant
Allen
Angleoerger
Paul Hildebrand
Jas
Binks
1400 CREWMEN KILLED IN HASAN BATTLESHIP ROMA ATTACK
Survivors of the Hasan battleship Roma say 1400 crewmen were killed and about 300 burned when a German plane scored a direct hit. The ship exploded and sank as it moved south toward Algar, with some survivors reaching shore here while others were taken away by launches from the Balcarice.
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Manon
Balramic Island
Roma
Reik Haly
Win
Balcarice
Lanier leads Cardinals past Dodgers in seven hitter
St Louis tops Brooklyn 3 to 2 as Lefty Max Lanier stifles the Dodgers through seven innings before a late two-run rally narrows the gap. A Campaniz, Arky Vaughan and a passed ball account for the Dodgers' only run. The win helps St Louis climb over Brooklyn toward the NL lead as Davis yields three runs on eight hits.
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St. Louis
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Lanier
Lanier
Redbird
New York Yankees
Dodgers
A. Campaniz
Arky Vaughan
Cardinals
Curt Davis
R.H . Brooklyn
St Loui
Davis
Mellon
Owen
Lanter
W. Cooper
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Pitt
Panthers
Ga. Tech
N. Caroling
Forse
Mud Metheny
Lawrenge
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul A. Zimmerman
Arvin PL Jones
Bruswick
Duke
Richmond
Louisiana State
Georgia
Sampson Naval
Cornell
South Carolina
Newberry
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Clemson
Presbyterian
College of Pacific
Whitman
Bainbridge
Naval
Lejeune
Arkansas
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Camp Davis
Wake Forest
Newport News
Colorado
Fort Warren
Colorado College
New Mexico
Texas
Blackland Field
Rice
Randolph Field
Texas A&m
Bryan Field
Charles E Reliew, Sr
Henry Ro
Frederick “Elokinda
Austin F. Aneleboreer
Frederick
Witch New York
Montgomery Cold
IL 1
August Tuy
Ysa
Millasd School
Berlige
Allie Messer
P. J Johnnyon
Alle Mesa Annabelle
Berle
Johnson Mercedes
Mercer
Val Specult
Val Specult Ayo
Allie Cleesur Annall
Sehbol Farry
Wooll Violet
Pry Tradt
Knoll
R Kemp
Melrd
Stiles
J. R Kemp
Tordsen
Maggie
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Sin
Dutsses II
Wlinois
Friends In Service
Fic
Theodore K. Axline
Charles A. Marker
United States Department of Agriculture War Board
Dudley C. Rist
State War Board
County War Board Rationing Committee
McCurdy Field
Dirzy Trout
Charley Keller
Yank
Rollie Hemsley
AB. H
Pet Keller
Hemsley
Japan
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
United Nators
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reds
Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Fischer, Allen, Witz
Mancusa
Starr, Heugser
Ineun
Mueller
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Lee
Erickson, Derringer
Seminick
Holm
Hunters
Delphey’s
Camden St
Fersons
Focal Manpower Commission
Winter Protective Service
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Fuore
M. Daily
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Frederick County
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Cayaorelian
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