Same Three Teams Still Rated Tops
New York Sept 23 Minnesota Notre Dame and Texas A M were among the nation s football best last November and despite changes in the gridiron setup they are predicted to be winners on this season s first big Saturday Predictions list names Notre Dame Wisconsin Minnesota Pittsburgh Minnesota Texas A M Louisiana State North Carolina Naval Harvard William Mary Navy Tower Naval Northwestern Georgia Naval Pennsylvania Warmouth Holy Cross St Mary s California Tulane Southern California Cornell Duquesne Princeton South Tennessee Duke Georgia Tech Florida Vanderbilt Mississippi Western Kentucky Iowa Nebraska Fordham Michigan Ohio State Southwest Texas Far West Rockies St Mary s Naval Oregon Stanford Washington State Oregon State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesta
Notre Dame
Texas A. & M
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Marines
George Hauser
Bruce Smith
Bill Daley
Trish
Angelo Bertelli
Derace Moser
Somer Norton
Wisconsin
Frank Leahy
Camp Grant
Pat Harder
Badger
Pittsburgh
Daley
Louisiana State
Bernie Moore
Bayou Tigers
North Carolina Naval-Haryvard
Harvard
Uient
James
Sleepy Jim
Iowa
Venn
Georgia Naval
Pennsylvania
Warmouth
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Ack Scanlon
St. Mary’s California
Golden Bears
California
Tulane
Trojans
Surry East
Cornell
Lafayette
Duquesne
Waynesburg
Princeton
Lakehurst Field
South
Nebraska
Fordham
Walsh
Purdue
Michigan
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Fort Knox
Southwest
Texas
Kansas State
Baylor
Hackin Sissenee
Rocky Mountains
St. Mary's Naval
Oregon
Stanford
Washington State
Oregon State
Rose Bow Kings
Idaho
George Washington Opens 1942 Season with 20–0 Win
George Washington University defeated Western Maryland 20 to 0 as Colonial back Paul Weber scored a first quarter TD from eight yards. Joe Bernet added a second TD in the second period with Weber converting. Weber scored again in the third on a reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington University
Western Maryland
Paul Weber
Colonial
Frank Seno
Joe Bernet
Seno
Weber
Beret
Dodgers Clinch Overtime Win as Home Run Sparks Rally
Yesterday's Stars recount Dodgers finishing a late rally against the Braves in 11th inning after hitting their 28th home run with a man aboard. Wal Schumacher of the Giants and 31 Jebmen noted in brief items. Former pitcher Stent fell after fret innings, limiting opponents to six hits to take the nightcap. Teerntes Lee of the White Sox faced Indians in a seven inning game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Agaiget Braves
Wal Schumacher
Giants
Jebmen
Piele
Stent
Teerntes Lee
White Sox
Moses
Chisox
Cleveland
Chicago
Wally Moses
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Rk. H
Sapepen
ABC
Lee
Tresh
Dean
Fertick
Eisensiat
Desautels
Williams, Pesky, DiMaggio Lead 1949 AL and NL Batting
Williams leads the American League with .357, Pesky and DiMaggio pace batting. DiMaggio ties for doubles with 37, while Spence and Heath key in triples. Lombardi and Slaughter top National League batting with .429 and .317 respectively. Slaughter leads hits with 186 and runs with 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Boston
Pesky
Rene-Williams
DiMaggio
New York
Heath
Cleveland
Laabs
St. Louis
Washington
Vernon
Fitebing—Bonham
Borony
Lombardi
Slaughter
Mize
Camilli
Brooklyn
Nicholson
Chicago
Marion
Medwick
St. Leuis
Oti
Reiser
Fernandez
Krnst
French
Sports Roundup: Army Prestige and Football Fund Questions
Secretary of War Stimson backs Army prestige over fight profits from Army All-Star games. Bears-Steelers relief report cited by Pitt papers as example of funding transparency. Notable notes include Yankee playoff gestures, Auburn Chattanooga pass return, and jockey changes for the Manhattan Handicap. Fort Knox seeks oppo for Army Relief fund game. Norb Ackerman furlough tale. Naval training unit supports frogs team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World
New York
Stimson
Rep. O'Toole
Pittsburgh
Niagara Falls
Joe Bach
Fort Knox
Fort Niagara Army Relief Fund
Ohio State
Eugene C. Autler
Barney Ross
San Diego Naval Training Station
Norb Ackerman
Tennessee
Newfoundland
Louisville
Chicago
Navier
Joe Valentine
Camden
N. J
Joe
Dodgers Rally To 11th In Extra Inning Victory
Dodgers pull off an 11th inning win over the Braves 6 to 5 in Brooklyn, fueled by Sisti’s errant throw and Camilli’s score on the error. West hits two homers for Boston before late Dodger rally tightens a pennant race with St Louis as Philadelphia looms next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sibi Sisti
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Herman
Sisti
Ernie Lombardi
Dolf Camilli
Lombardi
Camilli
Boston
Max West
Lew Riggs
Arky Vaughan Widbird Forsaine
Ciideou
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Dodger
Cardinal
Cardinals
Ebbets Field
Garret
Girvan
Javery
Test
Davis
Casey
Webber
French
Head
Owen
Football Results From Friday Night Across Teams
Football results list shows George Washington 20 Western Maryland 0. Georgetown 7 Trempe 0. Georgia 14 Jacksonville Army 0. Texas Christian 7 UCLA 1. Muhlenberg 6 Moravian 0. Mt Union 39 Bluffton 0. The Citadel 32 Danny Davis Portland 46 Pacific St Vincent 25 Canisius. Muskingum 7 Akron 7. Kentucky 35 Xavier 15. Albright 47 Indiantown Gap Syracuse 8 Clarkson 6. BOWLERS TO MEET representatives of Baker Bowling League to meet at Storm and Shipley store Monday at 7:30 pm per Russell Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Western Md
Georgetown
Trmpte
Georgia
Jacksonville Air
Texas Christian
UCLA
Muhlenberg
Moravian
Mt. Union
Bluffton
the Citadel
Danny Davis
Portland
Pacific
St. Vincent
Canisius
Muskingum
Akron
Kentucky
Xavier
Albright
Indiantown Gap
Syracuse
Clarkson
Baker Bowling League
Storm
Shipley Store
Russell Hahn
College football schedule with teams across the Northeast and Midwest
A crowded slate lists matchups including Navy at Annapolis and Providence, Connecticut at Maryland in College Park, East St. Lawrence at Colgate, North Carolina Pre-Flight at Harvard, Holy Cross at Dartmouth, Georgia Pre-Flight at Pennsylvania, Notre Dame at Wisconsin, South Dakota at Minnesota, Nebraska at Iowa, Pittsburgh at Minnesota, Iowa Pre-Flight at Northwestern, Fordham at Purdue, Great Lakes Naval at Michigan, Marquette at Kansas, Georgia Tech at Auburn, Texas A M at LSU, Tennessee at South Carolina, Clemson at VMI, Wake Forest at North Carolina, Richmond at NC State, Kansas State at Texas, Washington State at Stanford, Tulane at USC, St Marys at California, St Marys Pre-Flight at Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary Va
Annapolis
Connecticut
Maryland
College Park
East St. Lawrence
Colgate
North Carolina
Naval School
Harvard
Dartmaith
Holy Cross
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Mid-West
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Miingis
Nebraska
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Northwestern
Knox
Ohio State
Fordham
Purdue
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Michigan
Marquette
Kansas
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Texas A & M
Louisiana State
Tennessee
South Carolina
Clemson
Pla
Furman
Wake Forest
Richmond
North Carolina State
Southwest
Kansas State
Texas
Washington State
Stanford
Tulane
Southern California
St. Mary's
California
Oregon
Mt Airy Back To Wall In Md State League Playoff
Mt Airy faces Ijamsville on the road in game two of the Maryland State League championship series as umpires Alton Twenty and George Miller prepare for a 2 15 p m start. Ijamsville, sparked by MacKenzie who went 3 for 3 with a single double and triple, rallied to beat Mt Airy 10 4 last Sunday and threaten to force a deciding game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Alton Twenty
George Miller
Frederick Hustlers
Charles Holland
Tjamsville
Austin Angleberger
The
Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Ijamsville
MacKenzie
Mt Airy
Sjamsville
Airy
Nortis
Gartrell
Mgr Wagner
Redskins to rely on Sammy Baugh again this season
Redskins to rely on Sammy Baugh as a running back in the opener with the New York Giants at Griffith Stadium as coach Ray Flaherty introduces new tricks to surprise opponents. Baugh, a former passing threat, is used to shake the defense and add deception to the ground game while the team weighs risks of injury and seeks to keep him versatile for upcoming clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sambo Baugh
Texas
Redskins
New York Giants
Griffith Stadium
Ray Fisherty
Ruta
Suntiee
Flaherty
Baugh
Sammy
Sam
Sambo
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Giants
Bronc Rider Jack Boyd Promised Comeback at Lazy B Rodeo
Jack Boyd, famed 1941 money leader, will train for a comeback Sunday at the Lazy B Ranch rodeo on Reich's Ford Road. He works near Frederick with top rodeo hands ahead of Madison Square Garden events, facing Art Lohr and fellow riders Bob Murray, Johnnie Lane, and Thornie Guest in a purse roping and Brahma riding program accompanied by cowboy music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Boyd
Reich
Ford Road
Alvin M. Bopat
Boyd
Frederick
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Tom Boyd
Boost
Art Lohr
Lohr
Bob Murray
Johnnie Lane
Thornie Guest
Murray
Bopst
Yesterday's Results Chicago and Cleveland One Game Scheduled
A single game was on the schedule yesterday between Chicago and Cleveland. No additional results or standings were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Local Scores and Schedule Amid Busy Baseball Day
Brooklyn leads Boston 6 5 while New York dominates 6 1 and Philadelphia trails 3 9. Other teams have no schedule set, with 11 innings noted. Today Boston faces New York, Brooklyn meets Philadelphia, Chicago plays St. Louis, and Pittsburgh clashes with Cincinnati. In Bern, two Swiss citizens were condemned to death for spying military secrets. seven others were sentenced to terms ranging from three to 15 years. North Carolina reports over 3,000 miles of navigable sounds and rivers and 300 miles of coastline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bern
Switzerland
North Carolina
W. L. Pet
All Stars Top Sycamore Center In Baker Park Softball
The South Market Street All Stars beat the Sycamore Center All-Stars 10 to 8 at Baker Park upper diamond Thursday. Alvy Covell earned the win despite being touched for hits, including a long home run by Fred Oland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
All Stars
Sycamore Center
All-Stars
Frederick
Baker Park Upper Diamond
Alvy Covell
Fred Oland
A. @igyne
J. Doll
Hart
F. Lawson
Hoyas Top Temple in Earned 7 0 Victory
Georgetown defeated Temple 7 to 0 before 16,000 at Temple. Georgetown scored on Ed Agnew s four yard run in the second period and withstood three goal line stands in the final two periods to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOYAS
Temple
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Ed Agnew
Temple Stadium
Public Sale of Store Fixtures and Merchandise in Lewistown
Public sale set for Saturday October 10 1942 at 10:00 A M in Lewistown Maryland. Includes show cases meat lockers computing scales meat grinder electric Coca Cola cooler hardware canned goods vanilla extracts packaged goods and a general store line. Cash terms. Maxie A Hill owner. Glenn Trout auctioneer. RK L Kelly clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W.T
Lewistown
Constable's Sale of Funeral Equipment and Livestock Auction
Public auction to satisfy writ of distraint issued by Alton Y Bennett. Frederick Storage Warehouse & Supply Co. v Richard Conrad and Richard Johnson includes embalming table ambulance cot caskets and casket holders. Separate sale October 14 1942 near Walkersville features 65 head livestock 41 dairy cattle 24 head hogs and related stock with cash terms and settlement with clerk. Auctioneers Frank W N Stauber Glenn Trout Alvie M Etzler. Luncheon rights reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Maryland
Frederick County
Marshall Staub
Frederick Storage Warehouse & Supply Company
Richard Conrad
Richard Johnson
Frederick
Eastworth Street
Chas, W. Smith
E.W.T
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Meadow Views
ToMo
Langwater
Regina
Chester
Frank WN. Stauffer
Glenn ‘Trout
Alvie M. Etzler
Auction Notices from Maryland and North Carolina Listings
A pair of sale notices: a September 20 1pm furniture auction at 416 W Patrick St lists tables chairs living room sets beds dressers and more with cash terms and open removal after payment. The second sale on September 28 at a Frederick County farm offers 14 head dairy cattle with Guernsey Ayrshire breeding and all dairy fixtures plus 10 barrels of old yellow corn and soybean hay with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Patrick St
Norma Long King Chas. Kintz
Annapoli Head
Prospect Church
Mt Airy
Frederick County
Maryland
Guernsey
Ayrshire
O. F
Wright Glenn Trout
Audt
Raymond L. Kelly
Farm Sale of Fulton Farm Horses Cattle and Equipment
The Fulton Farm near Walkersville on Dubilin Continental macadam road will sell October 20 1942 at 9:00 A M E W T. The auction includes 40 head of horses and colts 30 dairy cattle Holstein and Guernsey 22 milch cows and 7 head of hogs. Machinery includes wagons plows binders tractors mills belts and a DeLaval milking setup. Also dairy fixtures blacksmith tools and butcher equipment. Credit terms up to six months on sums over 1000. cash for 1000 and under. Sale conducted by Hedges and clerk Glenn Trout with Raymond L. Kelly. The Ladies Guild of Grade Reformed Church will hold lunch rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Farm
Walkersville
Frederick County
Maryland
Helfers
Timonium Fair
Chesters
John Deere
OH. C
Buhr
I. H.C
John-Deere
Deering
Pennsylvania
Mountville
Farquhar
DeLaval
Enterprise No
Harry Z. Hedges
Anovia K. Hedges
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Ladies Guild of
Grade Reformed Church
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Terror Team
Robert L. Barnes
Johnny Sturm
Steve Peck
Jack Slocum
Chattanooga
Angela
Babe) Gendula
Jack Meagher
Eddie Arcaro
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Georgia Woolf
Challedon
Havre de Grace
Ben Jones
Whirlaway
W. R. Weed
Virginia State Gelf Association
Winksman
Phils
Hank Leiber
University of Arizona
Leiber
Philadelphia Cou
Pearson
Beck
Paodgajny
Bragan
Schumacher
Fox
Philadelphia Sega
Johnson
Warren
Danning
Wall
Los Angeles
Texas Christian University
Emery Nix
Charg
Bruins
University of California At Los Angeies
Sammy Baugh
New York ‘Giants
Chesapeake
Harry Rowe
Roy Rhoderick
Ernnest Helfenstein
Thomas Klinel
Charles Byerly
Columbus
Syracuse Chiefs
Harry Brecheen
Maxie A. Hill
RK. L. Kelly
Constable's Sale
Sealleak
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Fealacing
Jack Bord
Thornie Guest, Art Lohr
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
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