All Maryland All Star flap and 1946 football notes
Reader letter questions Baltimore Sports writers All-Maryland label and a long 1946 football recap. Dave The Rock Cannelli shines for Hagerstown Markets while local hoops set to open at Armory with Morris Frock Legion team and Cumberland AMVETS push Baltimore Bullets in a close Sunday clash amid crowd-control complaints at Thanksgiving game.
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Baltimore
Monumental
Maryland
Free State
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Balti More
Al-Baltimore
Daily, Mail
Dave
Cianelli
High Street Marketeers
Hagerstown High
HHS
Cumberland Amvets
Baltimore Bullets
Cumberland Cagers
Legion Booters Roll Over Sharpsburg in 11 0 Victory
Legion Booters defeated Sharpsburg 11 to 0 in a Washington County League match, keeping Potomac Post boys undefeated and in first place. Ed Carter scored five goals, with strong passing by the Vets in the opening period and six goals by halftime. Taylor and Goalie Grove starred for the down county eleven as the team showed solid all around play. Players are asked to attend practice sessions tonight and Thursday, with a light workout planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Williamsport Legion Socced
Sharpsburg
Potomac Post Boys
Vets
Ed Carter
Taylor
Grove
Down County
Legion
Notre Dame Named Football Team of the Year for 1946
AP sports writers crown Notre Dame as Football Team of the Year 1946, edging Army 1730.34 to 1659.14 points. Georgia, UCLA, Texas, Delaware follow. LSU, UNC, Michigan, Tennessee, Arkansas also place among top ten. Army and Notre Dame split top ballots. season highlights include Notre Dame’s strong offense and defense and Army’s three-year dominance ending.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Navy
California
Associated Press
Tfla
Georgia
Bruins
University of California At Los Angeles
Texas
Doughty Delaware
Delaware
Black Knights
West Point
South Benders
Buldogs
U.C.L.A
Irish
UCLA
Illinois
Uclans
Lini
Wolverines
Michigan
North Carolina
Tennessee
Vols
Rice Owls
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Neun Names Phil Page as Reds Coach
Los Angeles December 3 Neun new Cincinnati Reds manager announced he selected Phil Page left handed former pitcher as one of his coaches.
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Los Angeles
John Neun
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Page
Movement to block major league invasion of minor leagues
At the winter meeting in Los Angeles Pacific Coast League President Clarence Rowland said minor leagues would back amendments to limit majors taking over minor league franchises. The agenda included Bramham’s likely retirement and a push for recognition as a third major league, with figures like Chandler Harridge Frick Mack Cronin and Trautman in attendance.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Rowland
Pacific Coast League
International Leesie
Rowland
Coast Loop
San Francisco
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Pacific Coast Loop
Baseball
A. B. Chandler
Will Harridge
Ford Frick
Connie Mack
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Judge Bramham
Braham
George Trautman
Detroit Tigers
Trautman
Goodyear Team Has Fine Record On Local Court
Coach Stewart Paxton of the Fairchild Packets prepares for a tough home game against Ken Griffiths Akron Goodyear Wingfoots. The Wingfoots, renowned with a string of wins, bring a 16 man roster featuring former college star Griffith, a top scorer in his day. The Packers seek a possible upset on the small high school floor as part of a double header with FERA Carquettes vs Carlisle Majorttes at 8 and Packers versus Wingfoots at 9.
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Stewart Paxton
Fairchild Packets
Goodyear
Akron
Ken Griffith
Alderson-Broaddus College
Ohio
Akron Five
FERA
Carquettes
Carlisle
HHS Gridders To Be Honored Tonight
The undefeated Hagers Town High School football team will be honored tonight by the B P O Elks in the second annual Meet your high school football team night. Charley Keller and Bailey Goss will speak as major speakers. all players are expected to attend.
Yankees Release Players For Championship Game
The New York Yankees of the All-American Football Conference released Ray Hare and Harley McCollum reducing the squad to 31 players for the championship game against the Cleveland Browns. The team will depart Wednesday for Miami to face the Seahawks on Monday night in their last scheduled game.
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New York
New York Yankees
Ray Hare
Harley McCollum
Cleveland Browns
Yankees
Miami
Seahawks
Bill Dudley Ends Football Career
Pittsburgh reports the retirement of Bill Dudley after the Steelers' game with the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia. The Virginia alum exited on a stretcher with a torn knee cartilage and cited not being big enough to endure the league’s beating. Dudley, the league’s leading ground gainer, had led ground gaining in 1942 before Army service.
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Dudley
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
University of Virginia
Army
Starfish Will Eat More Than Eight Oysters A Day
A starfish’s feeding habit shows it can consume more than eight oysters in a single day. The finding highlights the predator’s impact on shellfish populations and coastal ecosystems.
Cabineers Open Season At Armory Double Bill
Kenny Ridenour announces Uncle John's Cabineers will open their season Sunday at the Armory facing Chambersburg American Legion in a double bill. The semi pro squad features ex H H S cagers Drake Dofflemyer Bud Hoffman Reno Powell Harry Aaron Gerald Nye Basore Shad Hunt and Cumberland signee. The Uncle John's also join the City Basketball League at the YMCA this season.
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Morris Frock American Legion
Twin Bills
Uncle John’s
Cabineers
Legionnaires
Morris Frock Club
Clarksburg
W. Va
Emory Wolfe
The
Armory
Kenny ‘Ridenour
Uncle John’s. Cabineers
Chambersburg American Legion
Cumberland
Uncle John
Wil
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Antietam St
Bill Dudley
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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W. Franklin
Frompt Hess Auto
Frederick St
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Potomac St
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