Pro Grid Title Clash Looms Between Rams and Redskins
Cleveland and Washington face 50 000 crowd in Municipal Stadium for the National Professional League championship. Rams and Redskins bring strong lineups with Baugh and Waterfield in key roles, as preparations and taunting forecasts mix with record gate hopes and a 1 30 p m EST kickoff.
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Rams
Sid Feder
Cleveland
Cleveland Rams
Washington Redskins
Green Bay
New York
Municipal Stadium
Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Walsh First Rank Pro Coach From College Wins Sectional Title
Cleveland Roundup notes Adam Walsh to lead the Cleveland Rams against Washington in the playoff, marking a first as a pro coach who climbed from college ranks to win a sectional title in his debut season. Mentions Patsy Clark and Dutch Bergman, a stuck snow removal truck on the field, Bert Bell on league competition, Branch Rickey on prosperity in the minors, and playoff statistics for Washington and Cleveland. Sam Blyaugh and Bob Waterfield are referenced in passing with passing and yardage records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
Cleveland
Adam Walsh
Cleveland Rams
Washington Redskins
Patsy Clark
Dutch Bergman
Rattlesnake Matheson
Steve Bagarus
Washington
Rams
Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Bob Waterfield
Waterfield
Hancock Hosts Williamsport in County Soccer Showdown
Hancock A C seeks a fifth consecutive win as it hosts Williamsport Wildcats on Hancock field at 2 30 p m. Both teams are undefeated this season after beating Cle arspring and will meet as county's top contenders. A large crowd is expected. A rematch is set for December 23 in Williamsport.
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Hancock A. C
Hancock
Williamsport Wildcats
Williamsport
FERA Teams Split On Y Court In Doubleheader
The Cargoettes defeated the WAC sextet 16 to 10 and the Hurricanes lost 39 to 27 to Frederick Y. Wine led Cargoettes with 10 points, A Bukowsk i added seven for the visitors, and Frederick’s Rice topped the winners while Kelly led the losers as defense held the WAC to one field goal.
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FERA
Y Court
Cargoettes
WAC
Army Camp
Hurricanes
Frederick Y Quint
Wine
A. Bukowski
Frederick
Rice
Kelly
Carquettes
Eesee
Peterson
Vol
Shue
Kitzmiller
Diehl
Jones
Gearhart
Barnhart
Day
Troupe
Fisher
Swanson
Wheeler
Whiting
Lane
Lewis
Green
LaMarsh
Ohler
Bachtel
Ad McKnight
Neal
Eese
Sweeny
Mason
Dofflemyer
Bowers
F Ee
Kreh
Saint James In Twin Cage Bill
This afternoon at 2 30 a double header at St James School features the down county aggregation versus Williamsport High varsity and Jayvees. Williamsport opens their season with a veteran lineup while Saint James aims for full strength after illness kept several regulars out of their first game.
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St. James School
Down County
Williamsport High Varsity
Jayvees
Williamsport Cagers
Saints
Greencastle High
Manning
Williamsport
Quint
Dave Allen
Miami Hurricanes Win Orange Bowl Bid Promoted by Student Rally
The University of Miami earns an Orange Bowl invitation after student demonstrations hoist President Bowman Ashe while chants of we want the Orange Bowl echo. Miami defeated Auburn to end the season and posted a strong slate including Chattanooga and Clemson, with back Harry Ghaul praised as a top kicker.
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University of Miami
Miami
Hurricanes
Holy Cross
Students of
Auburn
Bowman Ashe
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Florida
Ohio
Clemson
North Carolina
Michigan State
Georgia
South Carolina
Hurricane
South
Harry Ghaul
Ghaul
Jack Harding
Beau Jack Defeats Willie Joyce In Ten Round Decision
In New York at Madison Square Garden Beau Jack, the former lightweight champion from Augusta, defeated Willie Joyce of Gary, Indiana by a unanimous 10 round decision. A crowd of 16,231 roared as Jack weighed 144 pounds and edged Joyce, who weighed 137.5, with a brisk start but Joyce rallied in later rounds. A February rematch seems likely as both fighters left the ring with mixed opinions on the verdict.
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New York
Beau Jack
Augusta
Madison Square Garden
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Joyce
Ringsiders
Benny Leonard
Frank Forbes
Jim Hagen
Jack
Associated Press
Beau
Ovre Oyce
Willie
Patch Showed 99th Division Insignia’s Blue White Checks
The 99th Infantry Division wore a shoulder patch featuring a blue and white checkered pattern inspired by William Pitts’ coat of arms. The heraldic motif identified unit lineage and contributed to the division’s distinct World War II insignia.
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99Th Infantry Division
William Pitts
Double Bill At Armory Sunday Boosts Local Basketball Show
The Armory hosts a 2 PM double header with the Ludwig Treaders vs L B Smith Motors in the final and the Martinsburg All Stars meeting the Treaders prelim. Star center John Muster faces Watson or Summers, while guard Raymond Erney looms as key for Motors. Coach Mel Henry boosts full strength with a new player back from service. Vic Barnhart or Norm Mason to guard Erney. Officials named.
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Martinsburg
Ludwig Treaders
L. B. Smith Motor Quint
Harrisburg
Treaders
L. B. Smith
Jimmie Riser
Pennsy Aggregation
Mel Henry
John Muster
Jack Watson
Robert Summers
The
Motors
Raymond Erney
Vic Barnhart
Norm Mason
Morris
Bloomsburg Teachers
PC Motors
Henry F Gruber
Morris F Zell
Watson Mason
Erney Barnhart
Macian
Maryland Board
Corporals In Eagle League Clinch Title
The Corporals clinch the first half title in the Eagle League with one night left. Captain Red Koogle leads a squad including George Re Carl Ridenour M 4A Bougher J L Ziegler Wm Wetzel Richard Carbaugh Chas Campbell and others, while Walter Forsythe tops week scores with 365 and Edw Burger leads in various events.
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Corporals
Red” Koogle
George Re Carl Ridenour
M. 4A. Bougher
J. L. Ziegler
Wm.Wetzel
Richard Carbaugh
Chas. Campbell
George Koogle
Walter Forsythe
AL Burger
C. Lushebaugh
Counee Klick
Milton Vaughn
Dean Smith
Edw. Burger
John Burger
A. S. Elliott
Macey Zappacosta
B. Ginn
Paul Gibney
Trumpower
Whephiartili—dsud
EL Bowers
Lib—ditt
Norman Lapote
Chas Campbell
P. H. Sehlot- LA
Blue Ridge Bowling League Weekend Results and Standings
Charles Town won three from Frederick and Winchester defeated Coliseum as Reed of Charles Town led with high game 157 and high set 401. Shirley led the league at 124.13 average, followed by Willingham 122.14, Hinton 121.4, Minnick 121.2, Hawthorne 120.14. Upcoming matches schedule Martinsburg in Charles Town and Hagerstown Coliseum in Frederick on Dec 15, Winchester vs Amoco in Havre town on Dec 16 at 2 30 p m.
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Blue Ridge
Charles Town
Frederick
Startingsburg
Amoco
Winchester
Coliseum
Reed
Shirley
Willingham
Hinton
Martinsburg
Minnick
Hawthorne
Hagerstown Coliseum
Ha Berstown
Rutherford
Bonds And Stamps League High Scores Report
High scorers include Peck Kendall 119 103 Esther Turner 117 Clyde Raff 116 99 Frank Hanlon 107 Nellie Raff 106 Addie Spessard 94 Charlie Spessard 92 Delorous Keplinger 90. Bonds and Stamps standings show 14 wins each. Pick out bargains from the Classified Section.
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Peck Kendall
Esther Turner
Clyde Raff
Frank Hanlon
Nellie Raff
Addie Spessard
Charlie Spessard
Delorous Keplinger
Ceeenseane Veardt
Independents To Organize In Washington County League
Sunday program at Funks town Fire Hall will organize the Washington County Independent League with officer elections. Original six clubs Middleburg Harristown Masser Williamsport Sharpsburg Weverton may be joined by five applicants Hancock Fairchild Boonsboro Gapland South End All Stars. Forfeits posted at 2:30 pm decide franchise status. league votes on new members and officers at 3 pm.
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Funkstown
Washington County Independent League
Middleburg
Harrystown
Masser
Willamsport
Sharpsburg
Weverton
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Baugh
Notre Dame
Arkansas
Jim Benton
Samuel
Frank Akins
Dick Todd
Cecil Hare
Washington Pas
Cleveland Aguirre
St. Mary’s
Cal
Byeeeseeeaeee Benton
Adams
Schultz
Oregon State
Stralka
Georgetown
Matheson
Tex. Mines
Aldrich
Tex. Christian
Scarry
Waynesburg
Whited
Oklahoma
Lazetich
Michigan
Ungerer
Fordham
R. T. Seeeeee
Bowley
Boston
Turley
Scranton, Pa
R. BE. Saseeweees
Pritko
Villanova
Texas Christian
U.C.L.A
Bagarus
L. Hewseseeeeeses
Gehrke
Utah
Defruiter
Nebraska
R. A. Ceeseeeee
Gillette
Virginia
Akins
Wash. State
Eeseee Greenwood
Illinois
Hoffman’s
B. F. Goodrich
W. Franklin St
Cauffman
Washington St
Fountain Service
Timtly Paelothre
Borchrman
Pollyanna
Sake Sys Gruber
Alexander Bldg
Bert Bell
Bert
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
South End Tavern
South Potomac Street
Sssey
Renault
France
Gordon
Gilbey
California
London
Virginia Dare
Saint James In
Ada
Crane
O. P.O
West
Washington Street
R. D. McKee
Harry S. Myers
Columbia Airlines
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Boeing
Columbia Airlines Telephone
Armory
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Seigman
Roulette
Bittle
Barr
Leiter
Metz
OL Marines
Coast Guards
ATMY
Cnesse Seccasass Ald
SNM
C.eeees
Lester’s Bowling League
Musey & Evans
the House of
Rogers Jewelry Co
West Washington St
Onerandjoll
National’ Brewing Company OF
Maryland
Lloyd M. Bentzel
South Mulberry Street
Hagerstown, Md
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