Blue Streaks and Troop 3 Lead In Touch Football
The second week of Junior and Senior Touch Football league play ends with the Blue Streaks undefeated 21 0 over the Bears and Troop 3 beating the Jr Bees 12 6. Solenberger and Whitacre scored for Troop 3 while the Jr Bees’ Royston tallied late. Games were on PW Camp field with officials Garrabrandt Piagetta Johnson and Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 3
Bears
Jr. Bees
Tigers
Wolverton
Lewis
Lovett
Nelson
Solenberger
Whitacre
Hensall
Keller
Royston
Haymaker
A A. Bly
Lamp
Kern
W. Bly
Sheets
Brumback
Albin
Carper
Manuel
Brown
Grove
Baker
Bridgeforth
Cunningham
de Haven
Snider
Garrabrandt
Sgt. Piagetta
R. Johnson
Edwards
Corner On Sports Preview For Handley Football Clash
Gene Miller notes Handley must balance strong pass defense against Harrisonburg’s potent ground attack. Harriers have 727 rushing yards in current games, while Handley counters with aerial efficiency. Martinsburg and Charles Town off to rough starts. Hagerstown’s American Legion squad remains a draw for Armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisay
Lee High School
Staunton
Clifton Forge
Augusta Military Academy
Handley
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Fairfax
Martinsburg
White Hall Social Notes Include Homecoming and Illness
In White Hall on Oct 17 Mrs Andy Whitacre Mrs Calvin Cain and two children Gary and Sharon Rae and Mr Robert Smith of Brucetown visited Mr and Mrs Janney McKee. Cpl Edgar Smoke Jr returns from the Army and is welcomed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Andy Whitacre
Calvin Cain
Gary
Sharon Rae
Robert Smith
Brucetown
Janney McKee
Edgar Smoke
Charlottesville
Smoke
University Hospital
C. W. Lamp
Tim
Henkel Lamp
Winchester
Ernest Shade
Albert Luttrell
Gary Lee
Carter Luttrell
Shockeysville
Naomi Luttrell
United States Losses in War Reported by Navy
The Navy Department reports the loss of 11 aircraft carriers during the war and notes that thirty more were damaged on five separate occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Navy Department
Baseball League Pact May Be Extended By Mail Vote
Sports Roundup notes the major minor league pact could be renewed for a year by mail vote, easing tensions ahead of a December meeting in Columbus. It also highlights football opinions from Caldwell and Little on passers and running backs and Joe Louis planning moustache removal when training begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbus
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Cornell
Alan Dekdebrun
East
Columbia
Lou Little
Dekdebrun
Fireman Visits Kindergarten On Fire Prevention
Fred Baker of Colorado Springs reports a local firefighter speaking to a kindergarten class about fire prevention. He warns that smoking in bed is dangerous, noting the lesson seems early but relevant given the season's big league players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sports Gossip and Coaching Moves Across The Nation
Charley Schuster now owns ten big markets in Southern California and eyes more to match a heavyweight contender. The USTA has issued a dime booklet of tennis lessons for boys and girls. Charley Trippi returns to Georgia restoring the Tand-T attack for the Bulldogs. Joe Tereshiiki rises from third-string end to regular with Trippi. Glenn Dobbs scouts for the Brooklyn All America club and hints at strong material. Bob Rutkowski of Penn State mingles rough play with sportsmanship after easing Colgate’s Paul Redfield from the field. Bill Ane rebuilding Goshen track and Hambletonian course improvements. Milford High and Guilford College high to play the first six-man intersectional football game on record at Greensboro on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Schuster
Willie Joyce
California
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Bulldogs
Joe Tereshiiki
Trippis Pal Beck
Glenn Dobbs
Brooklyn All America
Bill Cox
Glenn
Ning
Cuff Bill Ane
Goshen
N. Y
Milford (Conn) School
Guilford College High School
Greensboro
N. C
Netherland East Indies leader to join family in U.S.
A. W. L. Tjarda Van Starkenborch Stachouwer, whose resignation as eli Sct general of the Netherlands East Indies was accepted, was reported leaving for the United States to join his wife Christine Marburg of Baltimore and daughter Christina, whom he has not seen for over three years. They arrived in Baltimore from Java last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aneta
Hague
A. W. L. Tjarda van Starkenborch Stachouwer
Eli Sct
Wnetherds
Camp and Hospital Group to Hear Mrs Needles Thursday
Mrs J O Needles Red Cross Field Representative will speak at the Camp and Hospital group monthly meeting at the George Washington Hotel Thursday at 8 pm. Miss Mary Louise Steele urges attendance as Christmas plans and committee reports will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Needles
Red Cross
George Washington Hotel
Bowling Results O Sullivan No 12 Viscose Anne Legion
O Sullivan 2 8 Poultry Perry Lions play against John s Boys with scores 12 0 2 1. O Sullivan leading the lane lineup as listed in the results page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan
Anne Legion
Poultry
Perry Const
Lions
John's Boys
Hershey
Const
Ll John's Boys
No. Va. Power Co
American Legion
O Meantime Team Tops Lions In Close Match
The Lions faced a tight game with 1605 vs 1575 as O Sullivan led the scoring chalking up the top performance. Hershey Pints trailed with 569 and 560 in a competitive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Hershey
O'Sullivan
Veterans right to retention after temporary layoff
The text states that a shutdown on lay-off within the one year period ends one year from the date of initial reinstatement, implying a veteran's right to be retained in his former position is limited to a one year term after reinstatement.
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Lews
Coffelt
Barr
Blue Streaks
M. Levecchi
Lagazzera
Swisher
C. Kline
Bush
Cooper
Grim
Campbell
McKee
Bees Tigers
T. G. Adams Esso
N. Londoun
Pal Valley
Pal
PAL Blade Co, MY
Gene Miller
Fort Hill
Cumberland
Charles Town
Mortnsburg
Warren County High School
Hagerstown
Hubs
Allegany
Wwe
National Dairy Products Corporation Oe
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Bob Rubkowski
Navy
Penn State
Colgate
Bob
Paul Redfield
Redfield
Rutkowski
Goodness
Rumford
J.O. Needles
Marine Corps
Victory League
Allen Hawthorne
Ind
Batbora Baker
Howard James
Sears
Eatusing
Kilburn
Aege
Rayon
Sears, Roebuck and
S. Loudoun St
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