North Carolina State Upsets Maryland 16 to 18
NC State dominated Maryland for three quarters, with Ed Mooney scoring twice for a 16 point margin. Beattie Feathers praised Wolfpack play and Maryland coach Jim Tatum admitted NC State outfought them as Terps slump from top ten.
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North Carolina State
Maryland
Terps
Tatum
N. C. State
Jim Tatum
Beattie Feathers
Feathers
Bobby ‘Ward
State
Elmer Costa
Terrapins
Ed Mooney
Michigan State
Merchants Fall to York Team in 27-12 Defeat
The Hacerstown Merchants dropped a 27-12 decision to the York White Roses at West Memorial Field yesterday. Joe Suriano rushed for a 65 yard TD and scored on a 10 yard run as the hosts dominated with limited depth. The Merchants host a 7:00 p.m. meeting at president Mel Jennines’s home to plan after the game.
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Hacerstown
York
West Memorial
Joe Suriano
Mel Jennines
Navy Coach Erdelatz Revamps Offense After Surprise Win
Annapolis Oct 23 Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz explains his revision of the Middies offense after a 7 0 upset of Southern California. He shifted from pro plays to a faster system using his personnel, moving the pocket, and altering who plays offense and defense as he builds a new mix for Navy. Zastrow starred at quarterback completing eight of 12 passes in the victory while Sorrentino was phased out early.
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Ralph Beard
Hagerstown Braves
VVI
Buck Earley
Maryland
Johnny Becher
VMI
Annapolis
Erdelatz
Navy
Southern California
Eddie
San Francisco
Northwestern
Princeton
Jim
Huntuid
Eritelatzniko
Navy Mayers
St James Gridders Fall To Randolph-Macon Cadets
St James hosts Randolph-Macon Academy and suffers third straight defeat as the Cadets shift from ground to air attack scoring two long drives of 65 and 70 yards before finishing 7 to 0. Saint James unable to disrupt the Cadets aerial game in a tough Saturday affair at Front Royal Virginia.
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St. James
St. Jamex
Randolph- Macon Academy
Vaherid
Saints
Markets win YMCA County Softball title title with no-hitter
Cunningham hurled a no hitter as Friendly Market defeated Pines Marg Cities Service 4 0 at Reserveir Park to clinch the best of three series in the YMCA County Softball League championship. The Marketeers scored one run in the second and three in the third to seal the victory.
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YMCA
Reserveir Park
Pines
Marg Cities Service
Junior Cunningham
Twelve Major Powers Still Boast Perfect Records For Season
Major college football remains with twelve unblemished teams as upsets reshuffle rankings. Cornell and Princeton face off in the Ivy League clash that could spoil one or both. Northwestern, Miami, Army, Oklahoma and others also hold clean marks, while Navy, Notre Dame, and Stanford suffer shocks amid a weekend of wide upset results.
Fifty Five Teams Unbeaten in College Ranks
New York reports fifty five college football teams remained unbeaten and untied after the weekend, down from seventy eight a week earlier. Stanford Wisconsin Rice and Vanderbilt fell from the ranks along with nineteen others. Gustavus Adolphus led with seven wins, Kentucky Wildcats and SMU California also strong, Army Oklahoma Cornell Princeton Miami Northwestern among four and five win clubs, Potomac State West Liberty Morris Harvey and Maryland State also noted among the unbeaten.
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Jeane
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Washington
Army
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Kentucky
California
Ohio State
Tex
Cornell
Miami
Fla
New York
Princeton
Northwestern
Florida
Marke
Northwestern Wildcats
Wisconsin
Badger
Michigan
Little David
Pardue
Wyoming
Wichita
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Rice
Vanderbilt
Charley Orlmann
Wolverine
Stinois
Custavos Adolphus
St. Pater
Minn
Potomac State
West Liberty
Morris Harvey
Maryland State
Keller Hits First Golf Ace at Utlythefield Course
Charley Keller, famous as King Kong with the Yankees and Tigers, reportedly scored his first hole in one on the third hole at the Utlythefield country club in Grand Rapids Michigan. The drive traveled roughly 120 yards off a No 8 iron.
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Charley Keller
Trand Rapids
Mich
Charlie
King Kong) Keller
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Itarus Keller
Ulythefield Country
Indiana U Holds Wild Celebration After Football Win
Bloomington residents celebrated Indiana University's 20 7 victory over Notre Dame with a campus wide party. Thousands filled Courthouse Square and dorms emptied as improvised torches lit the scene. No official announcements declared classes canceled, yet normal operations halted amid the chaos.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Coola
University of Ilala
Cara
Indiana
Notre Dame
Giants Return As Pro Football Power In National League
National League roundup notes the New York Giants rallying to defeat Cleveland 17-13 at Yankee Stadium, ending Cleveland’s double losses to one team in a season. Los Angeles Rams set a scoring record with 70 27 over Baltimore Colts, while Bob Waterfield and Pat Harder mark records. Eagles beat Steelers 27-10 as Giants and Eagles sit 4-1, Browns 4-2. Bears vs Yanks looming. 49ers edge Lions 28-27 to move Lions to fourth.
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New York
New York Giants
Maren Vee
Cleveland Browns
Monsters
Giants
Browns
Steve Owen
Cleveland
Toto Grounds
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Baitimer
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cards
Bob Waterfield
Pat Harder
Philadelphian
Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Notre Dame Coach Cried Wolf Too Often in Football Buildup
In a New York era report on Notre Dame football, Frank Leahy is depicted as crying wolf about losses, only to post a perfect season. The piece notes Isbell of Baylor and a Lewis and Clark game mishap, plus Rice’s Joss Weely and Rote praise, with several regional college results and a 1000-passing game by Morris Harvey’s Pete Anania against West Virginia Tech.
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New York
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Wolf
Leahy
Tiree
Tolks
Purdue
South Bend Tribune
Indiana
Tribune
Morris Harvey
West Virginia Tech
Bowling Results and Names From a Noisy Clip
Fragmented OCR lists bowling names and scores with garbled entries. Likely item includes player names such as Seibert and Rumstead, plus team or game notes with unclear tokens and stray capitalized terms. The readable bits point to a results snippet rather than a full event recap.
Redbirds Shut Out By Security 9-0 In Playoff Game
Yesterday afternoon at the Security diamond, the Security team defeated the Antietam Redbirds 9 to 0 to even the Independent League playoff series. Hurlers Tat er, Smith pitched for the Security, with Mongan leading a three for four hitting effort including a triple. Final contest to be held next Sunday on a neutral diamond, Boonsboro, if feasible.
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Mongan Ted
Antietam
Funkstown Eleven Triumphs Over Frederick In Low-Scoring Game
The Funkstown Redskins beat Freil fetick striders 40 to 6 in a well played afternoon frame. Everly opened scoring with a quarter sneak, later set up lo scores, and connected on a 20 yard pass to Hans Baker for a 40 yard score. Melzer’s end around and Harshman’s 50 yard interception return added to the scoring, with Spiekler McCoy Hawhaker Ritter converting.
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Freilfetick Striders
Withers
Everly
Melzer
Redskins
Hansbaker
Ascore
Harshman
Spiekler
McCoy
Hawhaker
Ritter
Hagerstown Hubs Seek Revenge on Fort Hill in Friday Clash
Hagerstown High football eyes revenge after last year’s 47 to 0 loss to Fort Hill at Cumberland. Coach Mel Henry, veteran players, and a fully healthy squad setup a Friday Municipal Stadium showdown to finally topple the Sentinels, with past Fort Hill success and local pride on the line.
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Cumberland
Sentinels
Maroon and Gray
Hub Varsity
Hest
Hagerstown
Mel Henry
HHS
High
VPI
Henry
Sentinel
Allegany
Mel
Inday
Hubs
Martinsburg
Playoff Series Deadlock as Keedysville Rout Williamsport
Keedysville tied the Washington County League series by routing Williamsport 18 to 5 on the Keelysville diamond before a large crowd. Damer hit a grand slam in the eighth, while Eversole had four hits and Hitner three. Stenger led Williamsport with three safeties as Domer and Hays shined defensively. The decisive third game will be played next Sunday at Williamsport.
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Keelysville
Damer
Eversole
Hitner
Domer
Hays
Stenger
Willamsport
Keedssville
Anderson
D. Anderson
Custer
Park
Field Trials Highlight Weekend at Downsville WV Club
War Admiral Pome owned and handled by Paul Williams won the new schooling dog event Sunday at the WV Field Trial Club’s annual fall trials at Nalley Farm near Downsville. A large crowd watched professionals and amateurs compete amid warm weather. Franks Delivery Frankie placed second in open, Micely Disc third, with Saturday winners named in open derby and other categories.
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Nick Stevens
Micely Disc
Pointer
Joe Verna
Trigger Land
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Eerpy
Charites Peerless Boy
Setter
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W. A. Hopkins
Sattiia Wahoo
Gans
Timbers Shooting Dog
Hope Peerless Bue
Hopkins
Miss Sky Beadit
P. M. Shank
Shank
Shank Pomoewahake Eee
Porterfield
Harry Eatery
Duke of Luminary
H.C. Citton
Are You Going Fishing Today? Washington County Streams
Fishing conditions near perfect at Washington County streams today despite recent showers. At noon Potomac, Antietam, and Conococheague reported clear water. levels normal at Potomac and Antietam, with Conococheague slightly high.
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Washington County
Antietam
National Pro Football Loop Scattered Weekday Scores Reported
The schedule lists games across major clubs with matchups including Cardinals versus Washington, Baltimore at San Francisco, Bears at New York, Detroit at Los Angeles, Giants at Chicago, and Washington at Pittsburgh. A separate item notes the Hagerstown Little League general meeting tomorrow night at the Moose Club, per President Harry Bottorf Jr.
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San Francisco
Chicago Bears
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Ow York Giants
Chicago
Vittebursh
Cleo Washington
Pall
Little Loop
Hagerstown
Little League
Moose Club
Harry Bottorf, Jr
Moose Home
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