Hagerstown Braves eye fourth win and local football chatter
Hagerstown High hosts MTUGH on the gridiron as the Braves chase a fourth victory. A big bat, Debo rah Joan Levan, arrives as Levan and family celebrate a new daughter. Boonsboro Yellowjackets dominate county league batting, Ed Barr leads with .450. Maryland opens ACC/SoCon schedule at NC State, with homecoming parade of 2100 Air Force ROTC cadets.
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Boonsboro
Daily Mail
Ed Barr
Yellowjackets
Joe Hertle
Jon Palkovits
Dick Beblotterbeck
Tritch
Eanwhile
Maryland
North Carolina State
Terpa
Carolinians
State
Catawba
NCS
Hagerstown High
Martinsburg
College Park
Modzelewski Brothers Power Maryland Football Duo
Maryland relies on Ed and Dick Modzelewski to power the line and backfield as they prepare for North Carolina State. Ed, at 206 pounds, and Dick, 235 pounds, disrupted opponents in the Georgetown and Michigan State games. Coach Tatum says both will share duties with Ray Krouse and Chet Gierula as Maryland faces its first Southern Conference test.
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College Park
Maryland
Modzelewski
Modselowaki
Rock and Sock
Georgeton
Moe
North Carolina State
Wally Butts
Georgia
Ray Krouse
Michigan
Wos
Georgetown
Krouse
Taj
Krouseé Ie
Meai
Ptay
Tatum
Chet Gierula
Moes
West Natrona
Modelawskis
Hagerstown High Meets Martinsburg Bulldogs In Stadium Clash
Hagerstown High School football hosts Martinsburg High under the Municipal Stadium lights for a showdown that could push Hagerstown to win No. 4. Martinsburg, coached by Johnny Cobourn, stands 3-2 and features quarterback Jack Potts with a split-T attack as West Virginia fans flock to the game. The hub squad, led by Leo Larke at quarterback, will include Ernie Wolfe returning at right end and Johnny Ramer back after a broken toe, with WJEJ-AM broadcasting at 7 55 p.m.
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Hagerstown
Bulldogs
Martinsburg High
Municipal Stadium
West Virginia
Cis
OSSS
SCSU
Mel Henry
Evans
Hub
Aquad
Martinaburg
Johnny Cobourn
West Virginians
Morgantown High
Waynesboro
Charles Town
Fort Hill
Cumberland
Roosevelt
Washington
Cobourn
Jack Potts
Potts
Kibler
Jack Kibler
Johnny
Don Natoskie
Mel Hamilton
Natoksie
Hamilton
Bud Painter
Paul Church
Wjej-Am
Cage Loop Plans For New Season
Plans for the 1950 51 Penn Maryland basketball circuit were outlined at Gettysburg with eight cities represented including Hagerstown Cabineers. The season opens November 26 with a 28 game schedule and a four team playoff, while Waynesboro Hanover and Gettysburg join the league. Willie Pep’s shoulder injury shows improvement and he is expected to resume his boxing career soon.
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Penn-Maryland
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Cabineers
Kenny Ridenour
Waynestoro Eagles
Warren Tomlinson
Frederick Vfw
Lloyd Rice
James Gilbert
Hanover A. A
Donald Barr
Stewart Hoffheins
Greencastle Packers
James Mivelbiss
Carlisle Barracks
R. D. Gates
Chambersburg
Vaden Richards
Harold Frye
Donald Joseph
Carlisle
Totolinson
Waynesboro
Rice
Frederick
Ridenour
Lisceratown
Richards
Penn-Maryland Proxies
Hagersitown Cabineera
State Armory
Clear Spring Wins Soccer Game 2-1
Clear Spring High School rallied for two goals in the second half to defeat Hancock 2-1 in a well played soccer match at Clear Spring. Davison opened for Hancock on a penalty, Kriner added a late penalty save attempt, while Reed's late field goal sealed the home victory.
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Clear Spring High School
Hancock
Clear Spring
Reed
Kriner
Kancock
Davison
Clube War
Hancock Fes
Cou Funkwouver Resey Rr
Dundas McKinley Srehitk Ward RA Clopper Daviron
Oh Kriner
Little la Boyd
McCusker
Myers Hoover Ik
Hawbaker
R. Weaver
McCarty
Spring—Schenedeck
Brotier
Rohrer
Baseball Moguls Offer To Drop Bonus Rule
New York Oct 20 The baseball moguls favor dropping the bonus rule and say World Series radio television money should go to players pension funds A special owners meeting called by Commissioner Chandler will discuss the topics in Cincinnati on November 16 The rule has troubled owners and players since its four year existence
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New York
Players
Associated Press
A. B. Chandler
Cincinnati
Terps Announce 1951 Grid Card With Three New Opponents
Maryland reveals a 10 game football schedule for 1951 with three new opponents Washington Lee Louisiana State and Missouri joining five stadium games. Coach Jim Tatum notes dates may shift and lists Washington & Lee George Washington Georgia North Carolina Missouri Navy West Virginia North Carolina State and Georgetown on the slate.
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University of Maryland
North Carolina
Missouri
George Washington
West Virginia
Georgetown
Maryland
Terps
College Park
Jim Tatum
Washington Lee
George Barclay
Tatum
Louisiana State
Hike
Michigan State
Virginia Tech
Duke
Southern
Ike
Missour
North Carolina State
Washington & Lee
Georgia
North Carolna
LSU
Navy
Tentaive
Breather Week Hits Army and Oklahoma Grid Cards
New York previews a packed Saturday slate as Army visits Harvard in Cambridge while Oklahoma rides a 24 game win streak into a showdown with Kansas State Bud Wilkinson led Sooners aim to stay unbeaten SMU faces Rice in a pivotal Southwest Conference clash Notre Dame battles Indiana Clemson and South Carolina settle for a 14 14 tie and other Big Ten and Pac 12 action fill the rest of the card
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New York
Army
Oklahoma
Purdue
Notre Dame
Michigan
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Oklahoma Sooners
Kanaan State
Bud Wilkinson
Kansas State
Southern Methodist
Meanin
Rusty Russell
Houston
Texas
Rice
Oklahoma A
Indiana
Frank Leahy
Clemson
South Carolina
Columbia
3. C
Southwest
Texas-Arkansas
Austin
Texas A
M.texas Christian
College Station
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minneapolis
California
Oregon State
Berkeley
Stanford
Los Angeles
Anglers Report Potomac Antietam and Cononocheague Conditions
Local anglers can fish today with Potomac Antietam and Cononocheague in perfect condition for bass. Noon observations show Potomac Antietam and Cononocheague all clear and normal with no current issues.
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Potomac
Antietam
Clear Spring Boys Win Big Over Hancock 11-0
The Clear Spring High School fieldball team routed Hancock 11-0 to cap the first half of the Washington County High School League. Snyder Reed and Faith contributed to the scoring as Clear Spring took an early lead and held it, with sportsmanship shown by both sides.
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Clear Spring High School
Hancock Girls
Snyder
Reed
Faith
Clear Spring
Boys' Club Members Attend Hagerstown Game
The Boys' Club of Hagerstown will watch the Hagerstown Hubs vs Martinsburg Bulldogs at Municipal Stadium tonight. James Solt and the Youth Welfare Committee of the Hagerstown Junior Chamber sponsor the outing, with 75 to 80 boys expected in the stands and refreshments provided by Jaycees from gum ball proceeds.
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Hagerstown
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Municipal Stadium
James Solt
Hagerstown High School
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Jaycees
Field Trials Set by Cumberland Valley Club This Weekend
Cumberland Valley Field Trial Club hosts fall meeting at Potomac Fish Game Club tonight with 6 30 p m drawings for brace positions and final entries for Oct 21 22. Trials run Oct 21 22 on Nalley Farm near Downsville starting 8 a m each day with open and amateur stakes and trophies. Judges are George A Tew and Jack Thomas with club officials listed. Also reports Martinsburg loss by Maryland yearlings to West Virginia freshmen 26 6 before 2000 at Martinsburg High.
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Cumberland Valley Field Trial Club
Potomac Fight Game Club
Potomac
Nalley Farm
Downsville
George A. Tew
Washington
Jack Thomas
Round Hill
W. A. Hopkins
L. G. Mathias
George A. Evang
R. Q. Cook
Charles Ebersole
J. Ritchie
Charles Papa
Harry Bayey
Ed Maugans
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Hagerstown Braves
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Jesse
Joan Marlene
Washington County
al Bennett
Howard
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U. of Maryland
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W. Antietam Street
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Mason le Painter
Welse
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Cage Loop
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The
Ansemister Press
Indianapolis
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Baltimore
Amy
Manchester
Ingram
Jonathan
Cumberland Valley Club
Terp Frosh
W. Va
West Virginia University
Mountaineera
Jim Laurée
Martinsburg High School
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