Grid Season Opens Today
NEA Sports Editor Harry Geays reports the college grid season begins soon with Notre Dame Purdue North Carolina and Texas among the leaders. The piece outlines key players and projected strengths across major programs and conferences as teams prepare for opening games.
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Harry Geays
NEA
New York
Notre Dame
Purdue
North Carolina
Texas
Boilermakers
South Bend
Frank Tripucka
Johnny Lujack
Ralph Bic" Gehee
Jack Fallon
Zigey Czarobski
George Connor
Gifferer
Casper Hill
Carl Snawley
Choo Choo Justice
Steers
Paul Campbell
Bobby Layne
Avy
George Sauer
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech Gener
Mississippi State
Maroons
Tennessee
Prairie Fire
Alabama
Tulane
Duke
North Carolina State
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
Missouri
Michigan State
Michigan
Southern Methodist
Doak Walker
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Bo Me
Oklahoma A
Tulsa
Baylor
Kansas
Denver
Northwestern
UCLA
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
Army
Villanova
Brown
Yale
Boston College
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Reunion of County Stars Held Sunday
Unprecedented numbers of Frederick county veterans gathered at Hamsville last Sunday for a reunion chronicling players from Ijamsville, Linganore, and points around Frederick who once competed for local clubs and in the Maryland State League 1948 title. Judge Moylan notes careers spanning 1909 to 1942 with figures like Hargett, Smith, King, Hammond, Ford, and MacKenzie sharing memories of early 20th century local baseball. Thurmont's team will host a Sunday exhibition against William P. Larkin Post American Legion in a scheduled 2 pm start.
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Frederick County
Hamsville
Charles E. Moylan
Point of Rocks
Moylan
Donard
Pete” Hargett
Pep” Smith
Bill King
Adamstown Ijamsville
Ijamsville
King
Frederick Boys High Schools
Abermann
Sid
Tamsville
Sherwood MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Yellow Springs
Clarence Wagner
Dotie” Staley
Paul Zimmerman
Monrovia
Bill Burgee
New Market
James Grubbs
Nelljamsville
Thurmone
Frederick County Baseball League
Thurmont
Locp
William P. Larkin
Evans Leading Batter In Civic Softball Loop
Evans tops the Civic Softball League as the leading batter with strong showings. American League scores show Cleveland defeating Boston and Detroit securing a win over Chicago with standings listing Boston and Cleveland at the top. Weekend action includes Tri County and Heart of Md leagues with several games scheduled across Middletown Damascus Mt Airy and Broad Run.
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Evans
Civic
Boston
New
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Middletown
Damascus
Amres Warrenfeltz
Brachey
Heart of
Cadets Fall 44-0 In Charlotte Hall Rout
Charlotte Hall Military Academy overwhelmed Frederick High School 44 to 0 Friday in overcast conditions. Jimmy Main and Buz Wagner led the Cadets, but the visitors were outgained and outplayed, with multiple Charlotte Hall scorers including Lou Garner Phil Gerber and Center Yanchulis.
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Charlotte Hall Military Acadey Ridders
Frederick
Frederick High School
Tom Glass
Jimmy Main
Buz Wagner
Groun G
Tors
Davey Kuime
Frederick St
Charlotte
Lou Garner
Charlotte Halls
Callabrese
Phil Gerber
Yanchulis
Ed Schaefer
Chaces
Jek
Mto
Charlotte Hall
FHS
Pas
Char
Hall
Neal LE Kline Rhoderick
Quenstedit
Berger
LG Sweitzer
Cadle
Ce Yanchutis
Shipler
Smh
Hargett
I Shankle
A. Yanchuli
Iain
Q ' Baker Leh
Wagner
King
Fredericks
Radio Program Schedule on WRAL and CBS Stations
Radio grid lists WRAL and CBS network programs for Saturday and Sunday including news broadcasts, sports, dramas, quizzes, music programs, and variety shows. Notable items include America 210, Treasury Band, Quiz Kids, Listen to Sherlock Holmes, The Shaw Chor Stop, Hollywood Star Theater, and Take It or Leave It with local and national segments throughout the day.
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America
Sony
Cbs
Treasury
Abe
Joe Kelly
Abe Caley Tolkeabe
Lieusa
Caning
Cath Tinte
Hollywood Star
Abe Percy Faith
Arzrer
Detective
Blolizwood
Mery
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Par O'Brien
Abe Dic
Dazwood
Gabriel Heatter
Shaw Chor
Cbs Sunday Journal
Aoe Hellywoed
Horace Heidt
Abe Clary
Gazette
Variety
Vance
Abe Sews
Abe West
Point Of Rocks Faces Brunswick In Weekend Tilt
Point Of Rocks, led by Harv MicCutcheon in a tough run, faces Brunswick Sunday at Scheer Stadium Brunswick at 2 p.m. EST. MicCutcheon seeks a return to the win column after 16 straight losses, while Brunswick hopes to shake a skid as Rainy Huffer and teammates rely on a familiar cast from 19 7 and 1238 era to spark the Pointers.
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Harv MicCutcheon
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
MicCutcheon
Grameville
Maryland
Pointers
Chief
Rainy Huffer
Austin Hartman
Gene Hahn
Jimmy Haller
Brunswick Boys
Veterans Triumph Over Hagerstown At McCurdy Field
Frederick Veterans of Foreign Wars defeated Hagerstown Athletic Club 13 to 6 under McCurdy Field lights before about 600 fans. Hagerstown led 6–0 at halftime, but Frederick scored a touchdown in each of the remaining periods and added the extra point on a Shipley to Fleisan pass. Don Wagner and Shipley connected on key runs and a late touchdown run sealed the win for the Hub City team.
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Henson
Neiher
Exschelberger
Reinith
Don Wagner
Hagerstown
Shipley
Wagner
Echelberger
T Life
Ivfn
Frederick
K Shipley
Fleisan
Bnew
Wagner LE “Hillien Ake
B. Wiles
Nattenberg
Eckard
B. Talley
Benson
Groff
le Few
V_F. W.—Eichelberger, Fleischman, Griffin, Powell. ;Willhide and B. Groff
Poffenberger
Shephard
Fox
Byrd
McNamee
Andrews
Bowman
Blue Ridge Bowling League Latest Results
Walkersville defeated Northcool 3 to 0 while Coliseum beat Waynesboro 3 to 0. Everedy Co. edged American Legion 2 1, and Palace topped Peoples Cleaners 2 1. Upcoming matches include Coliseum at Northcool, Palace at American Legion, Walkersville at Peoples Cleaners, and Everedy Co. at Waynesboro Bowl Center Walkersville hosts event Hag. Everedy Co. is led by Fred with Palace and Mtgb. American Legion led by Fred.
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Walkersville
Northcool
Coliseum
Waynesboro
Everedy Co
Amer. Legion
Palace
Peoples Clrs
Amer
Legion Walkersville
Peoples
the Everedy Co
the Palace
American Legion
Peoples Cleaners
Northeool Clothes
Triple Tie In Flag Race
New York, Sept 24 Yankees sink Red Sox 9 6 to spark an unprecedented triple tie atop the American League with Boston and Cleveland, each seven games left, as Johnson's three run pinch blow keys the win. Detroit also wins, maintaining pace in tight AL pennant race.
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New York
New York Yankees
Boston Red
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Johnson
Esr Johnson
Yankee
Red Sox
Hughson
Tebbetts
Junior Firemen Win Civic Softball Title
The Junior Firemen clinched the Civic Softball League crown by defeating the North End Civic Association nine 9 to 3 in the playoff finale. Newell Esterly pitched airtight ball for the Firemen, allowing five hits as the Juniors rallied with two first inning runs and a decisive late inning rally aided by four NECA errors and a string of hits and walks.
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Warren Evans
Civitan Club
Civic Softball League
Robert Danner
Buddy Lewis
NBCA
Newell Esterly
Harold Burg
Rams
Bruce Brachey
NECA
H. Ct
Evans AB
Burgess
Reeder
Jacobs
Frank
Carter Tier
Haines
Rhoades
Va Garrett
Hammond
Brachey
Bruce Ao
Grumbine
Thomas
Isis
Linas Vt
Suor
Dman
Raniz Beer
Brooxey Ra Ia
Smith Warren
Wilson
Club
Battine
North End
Aimty
JAR i Juniors
Lions
Ontimists
Eiks
Civitans
Lewis
Main
Smith
Warren
Bussard
North End Civic Association
Blichael
Ichael
AE Neca Otaayey
Michael
Lewi
Carrol
Bucs
Bob Adams
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wehmeier
Gumbert
Lamanne
Ostermueller
Higbe
Bluttz
Fitzgerald
Conococheague Roadster Race Draws Ohio Champion
Hagerstown September 24 Dick Jordan of Columbus Ohio arrives for the Conoochessue Speedway event six miles west of Hagerstown. This marks his first appearance on the Eastern circuit after winning the Gold Cup classic at Columbus on September 5 with a specially built Ford. Jordan aims for a record run at the new track, as crowds expect a strong field at the Sunday meet.
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Hagerstown
Conoochessue Speedway
Oho
Dick Jordan
Columbus
Ohio
Jordan
Tracas
Econ
Wido
Harry The Cat Tames Cubs 4-1
Harry Brecheen the St Louis lefthander earned his 19th victory as the Cardinals defeated the Cubs 4-1 on September 24. Brecheen held Chicago to five hits and led St Louis within six and a half games of the Boston Braves in the National League race.
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Chicago
Harry Brecheen
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Brecheen
Boyput
Chal Chambers
Reg Adamst
Comers Reds
Rice
Chambers
Coker
Scheffing
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Tember
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2Be Na Seai
Abe Combs
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Blue Ridge Bowling League
Waersville Recreation Center
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Zoldsk
Hogthinson
Ginsberg
St Louis Towns
al Gete
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Bryan Stephens
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Garver
Stephens
Moss
James Homer Kemsberg
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Dunloggin Golden Jewel
University OF Maryland
Richmond University Tonight
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W. Patrick St
FreDerick, Md
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St. Loui
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the News
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Tames Cubs
Pires
France
Italy
Williams Grove
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick Street
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Conococheague Speedway
Infield
Frederick Fair
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Guy K. Motter
Stevens Airport
Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Delphey’s Sport
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