Rutgers at Maryland

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 13, 1942, page 14

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  BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 13.-The Maryland lookout up in the Baltimore Stadium’s crows nest Saturday piled up a telephone bill, but the Old Liners didn’t mind paying the toll charges after seeing the pleasant results-a 27–⁠13 victory over Rutgers. Just to explain-and it wouldn t be revealing any trade secrets, because lots of football teams do the same thing: The lookout was Jack Manders, aide to Coach Clark Shaughnessy, who studied the Liners dismal first half showing when Rutgers led, TO, and kept the telephone from the press box to the player bench very busy. The Liners would tumble or let a Rutgers back break away for good gain, Shaughnessy would grab his hair in one hand and the bench telephone with the other. Just before the end of the first half Maryland started looking a lit tie better, but the rest period came before the Liners could do any good for themselves. Manders made a dash for the Maryland dressing room, but another Liner aide gave the tip-of.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 12, 1942, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL . SCORES The following are final scores of leading football games played last Saturday afternoon: University of Washington 15; oregon 2. Washington State 68; Montana Is. Oregon State T; UCLA 30. Santa Clara T; California 6. Cornell 8; Army 28 Georgia Preflight 26; Duke 12. Buffalo T; Washington and Jef- ferson 13. Maine T; New Hampshire 20. Baylor 20; Arkansas 2. Tennessee 34; Dayton 6. Rice T; Tulane IS. Dallas T; Oklahoma 0. Indiana 12; Nebraska 0. Georgia 48; Mississippi 13. Pensacola Pliers 0; Alabama 27 Brigham Young 12; Utah ‘. Minnesota 13; Illinois 20. Brown 28; Columbia 21. Iowa Seahawks 26; Michigan IA. Stanford 0: Notre Dame 27. Camp Grant 16; Iowa 33. Pittsburgh 6; Great Lakes 2. North Carolina 0; Fordham O. Boston College IA; Clemson T. Lebanon Valley 36; City College O. Case 24: Carnegie Tech 6. William and Mary T; Harvard T. South Carolina 0; West Virginia 13. Fort Monmouth 3; Lafayette ‘. Colgate 27; Dartmouth l9. Penn State 19; Lehigh 3. Butler O; Ohio University 6. Wayne 6; Michigan State 46. Southern California l2; Ohio State 28. Navy 0; Princeton 10. Pennsylvania 35; Yale 6. Amherst 25; Bowdoin 0. Rutgers 13; Maryland 27. Vanderbilt T; Kentucky 6. Western Maryland ‘; Boston University 0. Massachusetts State 6; Vermont 13. Bates G. Tufts O. Purdue T; Northwestern 6. Missouri g; Wisconsin IT. VMI 38; Virginia Is.

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Maryland leads 12–⁠10 in 22 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.