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October Quota Divided Among AllU. S. Armed ServicesThe following men were accepted by the Army and will leave October 29 far New Cumberland:Football Coach WasRotary Club SpeakerWilliam Haze Fryberger, 124 Cricket Ave., Ardmore: VincentAnthony Finocchio, 226 Simpson Rd.. Ardmore; John William Rico, Jr., 10 5 S. Narberth Ave., Narberth; Wilbur Wilson Fish, Wynnewood Park Apts., Wynnewood; James allace Abraham, Jr., 331 Montgomery Ave., Cynwyd; Peter Francis O’Connor, 114 Chestnut Ave., Narberth; James Louis Richman, 264 Henley Rd., Penn Wynne; Casper Joseph Raimo, 207 Edgcmont Ave., Ardmore; Sylvester John Megargce, Haverfard Rd,, Bryn Mawr; James Josepht Beirne, 324 Iona Ave., Narberth; Arthur Edward Mills, 3930 Pine St., Philadelphia; WilliamFred (’'Doc”) Wallace, football coach of Ahe Haverford School, discussed football rules at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Bala Cynwyd Narberth Rotary Club Tues. at the Overbrook Golf Club. He was introduced by the president George W. R. K_irkpat-rick.At next week's meeting. Lieutenant Richard Mears will be the speaker.EFFORT TOSays Money WillNeededWar WorkJayVees InThrillerTop Grammar Schobl BoysBoth of the Narberth Boys’ Club football teams won over the weekend, with the Jay-Vees, a 100-lb. team, upsetting the vaunted Narberth Grammar School team, 6-0,Representative Lloyd H. Wood, Norristown attorney and Republican chairman for Montgomery County, was credited today 'with aTYifjHnr fnntrihutirm to DOSt-Warand the Varsity, a 150-lb. team, defeating the Clover A, C., 27-0.The Jay-Vees game provided more thrills as it was never decided until the final whistle blew. C. Et-tore and N. Capelli were outstanding in the victor's backfield, with Dave and Jack Leahy playing bang up ball on the line with plenty of capable assistance from R. Gold.The Varsity, which is a member of the Pop Warner Football Conference, strutted their stuff away from home, smashing the Clover A. C., of Southwest Philadelphia, with a 27-0 score.After two touchdowns had been scored the Boys’ Club eleven was liberally besprinkled with substitutes who could not be stopped however, and they made two moreLownes* Office WasRobbed n Week-endtouchdowns* The Varsity’s attack was varied, ranging from a modified T-formatioit to a semi-punt. Passes, both forWards and laterals,icontributed largely to the victory.oE. Ettore and Larkin were standouts in the Boys' Club backfield with Ettore electrifying the crowd with his blocking and pass interceptions. On one occasion, he inter-cepted a pass to run 65 yards behind fine down field blocking toMTscore standing up. Bulwarks in theline for the victors were McCarty,*Joyce, Scorzetti dnd Baker. Baker who played a stellar game at end, stood out as a lt;jass receiver* It seemed to the eroj^d that time after time in reaching tor a pass he had glue on his fingers. The passing combination of Larkin to Baker is a dangerous one, and should provide plenty of thrills when the Nar-berth Boys’ Club play the Miirose A. A., of Overbrook, October 17, at 2.15 p. m.f on the Narberth Community Field.The office of Justice of the Peace Walter B. Lownes, Jr., at 16 Anderson ave., Ardmore, was broken into over the week-end.On Monday morning, Mr. Lownes discovered when he opened his office that an official stamp and nine dollars in cash had been taken from the office.Entry was obtained by forcing a rear window*Exceeded Only byPhila. AlleghenyCountiesa in miThiPA miIndications today point to Montgomery County’s final Third War Loan figures totalling approximately $26,000,000, nearly $3,000,000 in*CouFleer €SwInReNarb Jenkins— candidacieday nightMagistAnsweOf RolMagisti yesterday his prese the Nari cil that 1 had resu of justie*
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Narberth Our Town
Narberth, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Oct 14, 1943
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