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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1944

Page

9

Rainy Weather May Hamper Grid Program

Rainy conditions threaten to blunt today’s college football schedule but crowds are expected. Notre Dame faces Wisconsin at South Bend while Ohio State meets Great Lakes at Columbus and Navy plays Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Army hosts Coast Guard at West Point as Colgate Penn State and Cornell Sampson Naval games draw interest in the East.

New York Notre Dame Wisconsin South Bend Ind Columbus Ohio State Paul Brown Great Lakes Atlanta Navy Georgias Tech North Carolina Duke Midshipmen Army Associated Press U. S. Coast Guard Academy West Point Coast Guard Colgate-Penn State Cornell-Sampson East Georgia U.c.la St. Mary's Tulsa Mississippi Texas Aggies TCU Tennessee Alabama Indiana Northwestern Tulane Auburn Purdue-Iown L.S.U

Devil Diver Favored in Gallant Fox Handicap Field

Jamaica race draw names fifteen top handicap horses for the $50,000 Gallant Fox Handicap on Friday. Devil Diver and Bolingbroke are the early favorites with Eddie Arcaro set to ride Devil Diver and Bobby Fermane aboard Bolingbroke. Other leading contenders include Paper Boy and Some Chance among several familiar stakes performers.

New York Jamaica Bolingbroke Devil Diver Eddie Arcaro Bobby Fermane Paper Boy W.L. Ranch Millbrook Alex Barth A. S. Hewitt Some Chance Strategic Havahome Christiana Megogo Maryland Letmenow Stymie Pyracanth Waller Blue Nose

Major League Draft Meeting Set for November First

The annual draft meeting to select players from minor circuits will be held November 1 in Kenesaw Landis's office. Clubs will pick in reverse 1944 season order with Philadelphia in eighth place securing the first choice and Washington, last in the American League, second.

Chicago Kenesaw M. Landis Philadelphia Washington Chiece

Locking Soldier Bets On Army Boxing For Champion

Sergeant Joe Louis predicts the next heavyweight champion will come from the armed forces. Tommy Gomez, 23, from Tampa, Florida, stationed at Camp Pickett, Virginia, has a 38 KO record in 51 bouts and mirrors Jack Dempsey’s tactics.

Sgt Joe Louis Gene Tunney Tommy Gomez Gan Gomez Stannds Tampa Florida South Young Stribling Camp Pickett Tommy Buddy Knox Tony Musto Jim Robinson Claudio Villar Hardrock Harden Maynard Daniels Jack Dempsey

Bowler Scores Highlight 308 In Star Bowling League

N Rouzer led with a high single of 116 and a three game total of 308 as Neptune edged Venus by one pin for high totals. B Schwinger also posted strong marks 108 101 and 302, with other notable scores from Smyre Pearson Gilbert Fiery and King. Women’s Sunday School results feature Mary Routzahn 120 104 and Ruth Moser 125 as Pansies and Violet teams post top totals. Team standings show Pansies Terraces and Gardenias atop in busy league play.

Star Bowling League N. Rouzer Maples B. Schwinger B. Smyre V. Pearson M. Gilbert M. Fiery B. King B. Pearson B. Fockler Neptune Venus Jupiter Genoa Mae Mars Mary Routzahn Pansies Ruth Moser Cellar Carnations Lucille Kidwell Violets Nanamaker Price Valsis Albechett Hause BK. Lumm Fonalise Aron Ronevrake L. Crawford NIJ Warner A Knodle 1. Fridinger M. Cowden G. Leatherman V. Gossard D. Mamma LL. Rudisill M. Wyade D. Wentz MM. Harteman BR. Hanse LL. Wittell FB. Schwinger Lowt Wertots Edeeioseesisaca Pansles Cecsaaeseesveee Etir Yu Ede Aeyaee Gape LS Tonquium Wecseaeeeeaese Il Daisocs Caaeeesaccess Tulips Abeeheecles Ae Lt HA Park Circle Yingling Terrace Reet Terrace Gea Vale Gs Bluse Terrace Nest Wester American News Superior

Bombardiers and Gunners Lead Week's Bowling Standings

Dorothy Chronister tallied 107 for high single and 207 for high two game total as the MBardiers and Gunners vie for first. Other notable scores included Pat Vieaver 105 Arlene Troupe 10 Phyllis Hess 99 Roberta Lillard 06 Norma Grogan SA Betty Elliott 4 Beverly Pope 93 and Esther McCarren 96. Team standings show Bombardiers, Gunners both at 2 wins with Pilots, Paratroopers, Navigators elsewhere.

GRORN Thembardiers Gunners Dorothy Chronister Pat Vieaver Arlene Troupe Phyllis Hess Louise Ebersole Roberta Lillard Norma Grogan Betty Elliott Beverlyr Pope Esther McC

Troy Laundry League Navy Leads Army Coast Guards Race

The Navy remains atop the standings with the Army, while the Coast Guards contest for second. Marines hold in reserve as a surprise attack nears. High single and high double went to J. Martin 118-210 with other notable scores from SOUR 4-108, Spalding 99-182, Welsh 87-172, Beckley 91-171, De Mattig 92-170.

Leiter Lester Schlosser Marines Aes Troy Laundry Navy Army Coast Guards J. Martin Sour Spalding Wiles Welsh Beckley de- Mattig

Maryland Falls to Michigan State in Muddy 1944 Game

Maryland was shut out 8-0 by Michigan State in heavy rain at College Park. Jack Breslin scored a second-period TD and set up a fourth-quarter safety as MSU remained undefeated. Maryland suffered the loss as star Jack Love broke his right leg in the third period.

College Park University of Maryland Michigan State Jack Breslin Jack Love Maryland

Butler Released To Brooklyn Grid Pros

Pittsburgh news reportsJohnny Butler veteran Tennessee halfback was released to the Brooklyn Tigers for a 100 dollar waiver price as Boston bid, while Butler faced a 200 dollar fine for indifferent play against the Chicago Bears. Eberle Schultz and Johnny Grigas also fined and returned to practice.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steelers Today Butler

Tall Men Die Young Link Found In Compiled Study

A historical compilation indicates that unusually tall men tend to die younger. The finding notes a correlation between stature and lifespan, citing a pattern observed across multiple cases in the dataset.

Stamps Ant Bonds Bowling Scores Lead Meet

High scores posted by Frank Hanlon 1f.08 Sam Semler Clyde Raff Elsie Weiler and Mary Himse highlight a bowling event. Hanlon led with top marks, followed by Semler Raff, Weiler and Himse posting notable scores.

Frank Hanlon Sam Semler Clyde Raff Elsie Weiler Mary Himse

Kiwanis Bowling Air Corps Victory Over Army

The Air Corps won the first quarter and three straight games from the Army, who led early. High singles were Jennings 141 and Sager 140. Hite set scoring with Sager 825 and Hartsock 320, while Jennings and Olikerickson posted strong sets.

Kiwanis Air Corps Il Navy Marines Army Fead Jenning Sager Hite Hartsock Jennings Ates Ickerson Olte

High School Clash At Potomac Street Gridiron Today

Hagerstown High meets Saint James on the Potomac street gridiron this afternoon at 2 30 weather permitting. It is the first meeting in six years with a large crowd likely as Saint James brings many fans and Hagerstown students attend in force. The soggy field favors running plays while Saint James has developed a running attack, with a potential air game if the weather allows. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for students and children.

Hagerstown High Saint James Potomac Street St. James Hagerstown Saints

Twilight Tear Dominates Maryland Handicap at Laurel Park

Twilight Tear, the Calumet filly from Bull Lea line, weighs 130 pounds in the Maryland Handicap at Laurel Park. Racing secretary Fred Burton lists her 18 to 30 pounds clear of nine rival three year olds in the mile and a quarter test. Doug Dodson rides the favorite, aiming toward the Pimlico Special on November 1. Other notable contenders include Big Push, Dare Me, and Mouse Hole as post positions reflect bettors' confidence in Twilight Tear.

Laurel Maryland Laurel Park Calumet Farm Fred Burton Bull Lea Warren Wright Barns Miss Keeneland Doug Dodson Col. C. V. Whitney Dare Me Brookmeade Isabel Dodge Sloane QO. L. Bonifay William Helis Aero Walter M. Jeffords Westminster O. S. Jennings Blue Sash Laurel Oval Twilight Tear

Good bouts are being scheduled good bouts are being scheduled

Baltimore October 20 A 10 round main event Monday at the Coliseum features Walter Popeye Woods of New York against Howard Bennett of Baltimore. The winner could challenge Burley Lanier or Georgie Kochan, while Arena Athletic Club plans a show Friday November 3 with Ike Williams of Philadelphia and Ruby Garcia from the West Indies.

Baltimore Coliseum Walter Popeye) Woods New York Howard Bennett Ruby Garcia The West Indies

Lou Nova to Meet Buddy Knox in Laurel Garden Bout

Newark announces Lou Nova a former top heavyweight on a comeback will fight Buddy Knox of Dayton November 6 at Laurel Garden. Matchmaker Babe Culman disclosed the pairing.

Newark N. J Lou Nova Buddy Knox Dayton Laurel Garden Babe Culman

Wounded Veterans Boxing Night at Newton Baker Hospital

Wounded veterans at Newton D. Baker General Hospital near Martinsburg W V will watch 36 rounds of boxing tonight with fighters from Washington Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Staged by the Hagerstown Sporting Club with Sol Silverman Izzy Silbert and Larry Cotton. A convoy will transport the fighters and officials to the hospital and Ed Brockman will referee with Jack Portnoy assisting.

Newton D. Baker General Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Hagerstown Maryland Athletic Commission Vince Tumiello Harry Diduck Joe Gannon Ed Finnanzio Tony Enzenga Harry Daniels

Navy Favorite In Game Today

ATLANTs October 21 Georgia Tech and Navy, both in AP top ten, finished practice for their clash. Georgia Tech coach W A Alexander, in his 25th year, says the Engineers have a ten percent chance. Navy’s Comdr Swede Hagberg calls Navy the underdog. Tech is unbeaten, untied and unscored on in three games. Navy has 2 wins and 1 loss.

Atlants Georgia Tech Navy Associated Press W. A. Alexander Comdr Swede Hagberg Midshipmen

Martinsburg High Triumph Over Charles Town on Gridiron

Martinsburg High eleven defeated Charles Town High yesterday afternoon by 13 to 2. The close contest featured Flick and Thornburg as the Huskers spark, driving the Hulldogs to two touchdowns and the win.

Martinsburg High Charles Town Flick Thornburg Hulldogs

Purdue Meeting Iowa Gridders at Western Conference Clash

Purdue Boilermakers visit Iowa City to face the all civilian University of Iowa squad after a loss to Iowa Seahawks. The 1943 co champion and conference leader are heavy favorites against the Hawkeyes who were defeated by Ohio State and Illinois on consecutive Saturdays.

Iowa City Purdue Boilermakers Iowa Seahawks University of Iowa Michigan Hawkeyes Ohio State Illinois

Coast League Eyes Third Major Status Plans

Pacific Coast League owners hinted at pursuing major league recognition to create a third circuit. They worry a San Francisco Los Angeles split could erode the Coast League, while a new eight-team major league would preserve the Coast's future. President Clarence Rowland remains tight lipped as owners prepare for the Buffalo meeting and await developments.

Los Angeles San Francisco Clarence L Pants) Rowland

Friday Night Grid Results From Associated Press

Friday results recap from AP show Otterbein 12 Muskingum 7 and Temple 7 Syracuse 7 tie. Michigan State 8 Maryland 0. Georgia 53 Daniel Field 6. Drake 14 Gustavus Adolphus 2. Ball State 19 Franklin 6. Western Michigan 27 Wooster 0. Pittsburgh Teachers 19 Warrensburg Teachers 7. Fort Pierce Amphibious 38 Miami Univ 0. Fort Benning Fourth Infantry 33 Louisiana Tech 0.

Otterbein Muskingum Temple Syracuse Boston College New York Michigan State Maryland Georgia Daniel Field Drake Gustavus Adolphus Ball State Franklin Western Michigan Wooster Purdue Ohio State Monticello Aggies Jackson Miss Army Air Pittsburgh Kas Warrensburg Fort Pierce Fla Naval Amphibious

Ocean Deepest Point Might Be Challenger Depth

Scientists estimate the deepest ocean depth lies near 36 000 feet in the Challenger Deep within the Mariana Trench. Measurements vary with equipment and methods, but consensus points to around thirty six thousand feet.

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