Dr Pepper Wins City Softball Title In 1942 Final
Dr Pepper defeats DeMolay 11 to 8 to clinch the City Softball League championship in six games. Linton picks up the win after Wilkins faltered early, as Dr Pepper seals a third straight title with a late rally and strong defense. Abrecht and Staley lead DeMolay’s offense while Liddie and Swamley contribute for the Pepper squad.
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Dr. Pepper
DeMolay
Peppers
Stanley Wilkins
Linton
Abrecht
Fraternames
Wild Wilkins
Wilkins
Tumns
Lidie
Reeder
Schwearing
Holland
Ramsburg
Cooke
Swamley
Staley
Pene
DeMolay AB
McLaren
Taley
Wachter
Moore
Liddie
Scawearing
Dr. Peazer
Pesper
B. DeMolay
Rambourg
Bazem
Oll Abrechit
Wikis
Dr Pepper
Double Moss
Fink
Reedery Reeder
Quinn, Gardner
Angleberger
Taylor
Gas Rationing Seen In State Weekend Grid Games
News by John F. Chandler notes early effects of gas rationing on weekend college football crowds. Maryland versus Connecticut drew about 7,000+ at College Park. Navy loss to William and Mary cited with crowd comparisons to past years. Navy backfield praised as strong, but weather and injuries influenced play. mentions players Cameron and Hamberg and notes transportation impact remains uncertain.
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Td Rd
Navy
William and Mary
Annapolis
Thompson Stadium
College Park
Baltimore
Washington
University of Maryland
Connecticut
Maryland
Hampden-Sydney
Baltimore Stadium
Erutuern Studer
Casper
Wyo
St Thomas College
Hal Hamberg
Lonoke
Ark
Harberg
Carl Voyles
Cameron
Alan Cameron
Eighteen Bowling Teams Meet to Post Forfeit Money and Set Schedule
Representatives from the Frederick Churches League will meet this evening at the M C A to post forfeit money, draft a schedule for ten men and eight women’s teams, and adopt rules. League entries begin October 12 at Health Center alleys from twelve of fourteen churches. Rockville Sept 28 Washington Grove Woman’s Club elects officers for the new year led by President Mrs B T Hynson and a slate of vice presidents and secretaries.
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Frederick Churches League
M.C. A
Rockville
Washington Grove
T. Hynson
Robert S. Billhimer
Henry J. Walther
Francis L. L. Hiller
Mabel D Miller
Morrison Penney
Eader
Beary Wilson
Newsom Teaches Yankees How To Beat Cards Pitcher Forecasts Route
New York headlines report Louis Newsom, the Brooklyn right hander in the National League briefly, outlining how the Yankees can defeat the St Louis Cardinals before the World Series opener in St Louis. The Yankees depart quietly with a small group of officials and wives. Road Secretary Mark Roth notes his pennant winning routine. Paul Franklin Kuhns is named night instructor of bookkeeping at Blue Ridge College in New Windsor as war service.
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New York
New York Yankees
St Louis
Louis Norman
Buck) Newsom
Brooklyn
Newsom
St. Louis
Cardinals
Yankees
Vernon Gamez
Joe Dio Maggio
Charles Ruffing
Joe McCarthy
Mark Roth
Yankee
Paul Franklin Kuhns
Carroll County
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Kuhns
Stimson
Mike Jacobs
War Boxing
Dodgers
Bobo Newsom
Leo Durocher
Ducky Medwick
Ed Head
West Point
Army
Marty Glickman
Syracuse U
WHN
Pvt Nust Stationed in England Since January 28 1942
In England Pvt Nust son of Mr and Mrs Guy E Nust of Frederick Route 3 is now stationed somewhere in England. He has been in the service since January 28 1942.
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Pvt. Nust
Guy E. Nust
Frederick
Route 3
England
Mt Airy Man Loses $900 At Bank. Seeks Return
Dewes Brown of Mt Airy reports cash from Citizens National Bank vanished after leaving $900 in the pocket of his patched suit while he prepared to make a farm payment in Feagaville. He searched South Market Street for the money and has offered a $100 reward with no questions asked. Brown pleads for pity and honesty from a finder.
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Dewes Brown
Airy
Mt. Airy Wall
Frederick
Citizens National Bank
Feagaville
South Market Street
World Series Outlook and Roundup Notes
In New York sports rounds, Mort Cooper favored to win a couple World Series games though not guaranteed. Yankees’ playoff streak since 1927 cited. Cards may steal a game but Yankees expected to win in five. Guest star Samuel B Cohen and other briefs follow, including NCAA and army sports notes and quirky anecdotes from the season end.
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Samuel B. Cohen
Meriden Cann
Daily Journal
Athletics
Phils
Ebbets Field
Saturn Returns To Evening Sky With Prominent Planets
After months without bright evening planets Saturn reappears in Taurus near Aldebaran and Deneb anchors the northern cross as Jupiter rises around midnight in Gemini. Vega Capella Altair glow in the west and the night sky features Fomalhaut and Deneb while Venus, Mars and Mercury hide before dawn.
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Science Service
Taurus
Ardebaran
Aldebaran
Fomalhaut
Austria
Farnalhaut
Deneb
Cygnus
Jupiter
Saturn
Gemini
Castor
Pollux
Venus
Mars
Mercury
First Game Of World Series On Wednesday
The World Series opens at Sportsman's Park with the St. Louis Cardinals hosting the New York Yankees. Manager Billy Southworth maps a pitching plan featuring Mort Cooper Beazley and Lanier. Ernie Bonham is favored by some as the Yankees’ starter. Captain Terry Moore returns from injury as the pennant race concludes.
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St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Redhot Redbirds
Carpenters
Kenesaw M. Landis
Billy Southworth
Mort Cooper
Johnny Beavley
Max Lanier
Ernie White
Cooper
Beazley
Yankee Stadium
Chicago Cubs
Yanks
Southworth
New York
Cardinals
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Ernie Bonham
Red Ruffing
Laurel Track Opens For Fall Racing Card at Laurel
Laurel Md Sept 28 Officials prep for tomorrow's start of a 24 day fall meeting headlined by the $7500 added Capital Handicap. Key entrants include Challamore and Joe Ray with other last year Capital top finishers back. Laurel hosts 11 stakes led by the $15000 Washington Handicap on Oct 24 as the track which lies on the main rail line aims for strong field turnout despite a muted national mutuel handle.
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Laurel
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Pimlico
Bowie
Washington
Baltimore
Belmont Park
E. C Eastwood
Challamore
Narragansett
BE. K. Bryson
Joe Ray
Haute de Grace
Capital
Victor Emanuels Orrission
G. R. Watkins
Clyde Tolson
Inwood Stables
Cape Cod
Another Fine Team At Texas To Be Tested By Northwestern
Red Grange surveys college football picks, noting Texas faces a tough test at Evanston October 3 against Northwestern. He highlights Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Penn, California, USC, and Big Six foes, predicting winners amid a wide spread of battles from coast to coast.
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Texas
Northwestern
Red Grange
Chicago
Dana X. Bible
Evanston
Bernie Bierman
Iowa
Wildcats
Longhorns
Kansas State
Austin
Fordham
Tennessee
South Carolina
Ram
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
South Bend
Auburn
Frank Leahy
Ohe State
Fort Knox
Indiana
Butler
Hoosiers
Pete Pihos
Billy Hullenbrand
Bo McMillin
Bloomington
Columbus
Penn
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Harvard
North Carolina
Quakers
Cambridge
California
Saint Mary's
Oregon State
Berkeley
Washington
Washington State
Oregon
Stanford
Santa Clara
Saint Mary’s
Bierman
Minnesota
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John F. Chandler
Associated Press
Craig Taylor
the Sun
Wao
Western
George Washington
Lee Boham
Tetters
Colonials
Oakland. Md
Frank Nits
Alt Knox
Hills Ifume
Alliance
Ohio
Fraemer Rullie Dean Elaw Candin
Walch
Harry Ewing
Potomac River
Benjamin Grove, Jr
Jeff
Paul Albaugh
Seneca
Clarence E. Nust
Mt. Airy Man
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Fort Riley
Kan
Whitey Moore
Fendy Bordagaray
Servne
Rede
Maury
Marcel Camp
Indiantown Gap
Jackie
Wilson
Mitchel Field
Fritzie Zivic
Ray Robinson
Pasco
Wash
Navy Air Base
al Cornet
Oklahoma City
Air Corps
New Caledonia
James, Stokley Seie
Duns Minor
Camelopard
Ace North
Aries
Cetus
Iasus
Adueu
Piscis
Fomalhaut Phoenix
Inee South
West F
Sportsman’s Park
Laurel Track
Great Lakes
Marquette
Michigan
Bob Chappins
Michigan State
Cornell
Big Red
Colgate
Buff Donell
Duquesne
Holy Cross
Southern Methodist
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Georgetown
Temple
Purdue
Mississippi State
Alsfara Neorgie
Tulane
Louisiana State
Rice
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Texas A
Texas Tech
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma A
Baylor
Missouri
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Jayhawks
Kansas
Denver
Opi Stete
Phila
Melvin M. Engle
Fredérick, Md
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