Big Weekend Opens College Football Schedule Nationwide
The calendar kicks off with Army at West Point facing Villanova after the cribbing scandal, Notre Dame in Indiana, and Tennessee defending No 1 with Mississippi State visit. Key clashes include California vs Penn and Illinois vs UCLA while Washington meets Minnesota and other regional showdowns fill the slate.
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Maryland Receives Record Ticket Order For Homecoming
Maryland's graduate manager of athletics noted a 600 ticket order for the November 4 homecoming game with Missouri, the largest single order in the university's history, from Tarentum Pennsylvania. The piece highlights local ties with Maryland players from the valley and the Valley Daily News football special trip.
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Gabe Paul Named President of Reds
Gabe Paul was appointed president of the Cincinnati Reds with Luke Sewell retained as manager for 1952. Paul, with the team since 1936, succeeds Warren Giles who resigned to lead the National League. Powell Crosley announced the move as club chairman.
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Warren Giles to Lead National League in Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles will become president of the National League on October 16 and establish headquarters in Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Reds executive will succeed Ford Frick who was elected baseball commissioner. Giles salary is set at 55000 per year and his term ends December 31, 1955.
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Jockey Awarded $750 in Suit Against Charles Town Club
Edwin C. Richmond sued the Charles Town Jockey Club and guard Dewey Ambrose for $10,000 claiming false arrest mistreatment and injuries. Federal Judge William E. Baker awarded $750 in damages to Richmond after Ambrose testified there was no roughness during removal from the Charles Town track.
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Radio and Court Notes From December 8 1949
A court decision upheld damages of 750 dollars for Richmond after an arrest at a club property. Judge Baker ruled Ambrose and Day legally ejecting Richmond, but the justice of the peace dismissed the arrest as meritless. Carl Day testified Richmond spat on officers and curses them, prompting the ejection and arrest action.
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Giants Gain As Bums Lose
Brooklyn’s grip on the National League lead wavered as the Dodgers lost 4-3 to Boston. Roy Campanella clashed with umpire Frank Cascoli after a late seventh inning call, triggering a bench clearing scene. The Giants sit two games back with two remaining in Boston while the Yankees push toward the AL pennant with a doubleheader sweep of Boston looming.
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Baseball Roundup Brings Tie Threat and Court Victory
The article notes Brooklyn to start Carl Erskine against the Phillies as a pivotal game to adjust their standing with the Giants. In the American, Boston falls six games back after a Washington sweep, Ted Williams twice strands runners with a double play ending Boston’s rally. Detroit beats St. Louis 7 4 for Duke Markell’s first big league win as St Louis and Detroit exchange runs in a late game.
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Frederick Tron Bowling League Scores and Standings
The Frederick Tron & Steel Bowling League reports latest results with teams Office Pattern Makers Assemblers Molders Machinists Cleaners. Weekly stats show high scores and per game totals, plus standings and team results from Wednesday matches. Virginia Dare is noted as the first English child born in America on Roanoke Island.
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Feigner's Court Edges All-Stars 2-1 in Thrilling Thriller
Feigner's Court beats Frederick All-Stars 2-1 at McCurdy Field in a tense contest. Feigner pitched sightless innings and homered off Max Kehne to seal the win as Rabbit Ramsburg started the scoring with a second inning home run. The crowd near 500 watched a dramatic late-round finish and Feigner earned a great showcase as the King of Softball Pitchers.
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Thurmont and Brunswick Play to Scoreless Tie in League
In a defense driven County Interacham league tilt Thursday afternoon Thurmont High and Brunswick High ended 0 0. Both sides produced strong pressure with key saves by goalkeepers as the match remained scoreless.
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Brunswick Rovers Seek Star Pitcher For Return Tilt
The article notes Brunswick aiming to add a star pitcher for a return game against the champions. A benefit match is planned in Point of Rocks on October 7 for the Boy Scouts, with local teams and players named in a damaged report.
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Point Of Rocks to Meet Brunswick A's in Charity Game
Point Of Rocks baseball travels to Brunswick to face the Maryland State League champions on Sunday at Scheer Stadium. Proceeds will go to the community chest as the Pumlers hope to have Tony in the lineup.
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Night game prompts tense baseball clash notes
Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 stands as the score line from a night game. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Philadelphia appear as scheduled matchups with other clubs not listed.
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Otto Graham Praised as Browns Leader and Pro Football Icon
The article extols Otto Graham as a key factor in the Cleveland Browns’ dominance since joining the league. It lauds his leadership and passing prowess while shifting to a commercial endorsement for Prestone anti freeze, claiming strong protection against freezing and spills in winter driving.
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