Word: marylands
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Crimson ten will inaugurate the season with their annual spring trip into Eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland, the heart of the American lacrosse country, opening April 1 with Drexel at Philadelphia. April 3 will find them playing the University of Maryland at College Park, and on April 5 the Navy game will bring the trip to a close at Annapolis. The boys from the warmer climes will have the decided advantage of several weeks additional outdoor practice. Win, lose, or draw, Maddux figures that the trip will provide needed experience for the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse League competition which awaits...
Fortunately for the taxpayers and the Army, General Wedemeyer commands the Second Army (Maryland, Pennsylvania...
Readers who have the tenacity to wade through The Wallaces will make a topsoil-deep acquaintance with U.S. farm problems and politics; that, and not character portraiture, is its only reward. At 51, big, friendly Russell Lord edits The Land, a sound agricultural quarterly, at his Maryland farm, runs a correspondence section for the Country Gentleman. The Wallaces wasn't "authorized," but Henry A. and the rest of the family were always ready to pitch in and help. Wallace read every chapter (but the last) as Lord finished it, pretended not to be interested. Says Lord: "Maybe he wasn...
...master was in command at Briggs Cage yesterday as next fall's would-be gridiron stars rounded out a week of spring practice. Richard Cresson Harlow, just returned from a medical checkup and a short rest at his Maryland home, made the difference in what turned out to be a session of fierce 'supervised contact...
...Sugar Chile, already a movie veteran (No Leave, No Love), brought the house down when he fell on his knees and burst into tears before Barbara Frietchie. But most of the audience had really come for Sugar Chile's between-the-acts boogie-woogie. Last week My Maryland did an unexpected business at the box office...