City Speedball League Opens Season in Frederick
The City Speedball League announced opening night on April 2 at Bake Park with six games scheduled. Teams include Union Manufacturing Co, DeMol, Washington Times, Burns Sandwich Shop, United Fire Co, and Frederick Tailoring Co, with contracts due by April 23 and a season ending August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere Mage
Anz Han
Robert L. Gropresiog
Indepence Hose Company
de Molar
Melon Lower
Lierd C
Cute
Ose
George M
Orang Co
Campa
Manufacturing Co
Muse Tacoring Co
Cry Hal
Washington Times
Bin's
Raseel Hahn
Anl
Union Manufacturing Co
William Firomiz
Bul
Richard Bruchey
Frederick Tailoring Co
William Swomler
Company A
Capt
Guy Anders
United Fire Co
Arthur City Hall
Ben Phebus
Thomas James
Eis Maney
Trout, Baseball Stars Highlight Weekend Sport Roundup
The report notes a 22% inch trout caught in St James Wash ington County by Mrs EB Hurs berry of Hagerstown and mentions 18 inch Frederick County streams fish. It discusses aging players like Jimmy Dykes and Babe Ruth style comments, minor league moves including Me Quas and Buddy Hascet, and a legal question about old master coinage.
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Maryland
St. James Run
Washington County
EB. M. Hursberry
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Schmeling Might Challenge Louis in June Bout at Yankee Stadium
Former promoter Paul Damski says Schmeling could trouble Louis if they meet in June at Yankee Stadium. Industry doubts Schmeling’s staying power, but push for a big gate persists as Hearst papers back a major $40 prizefights push with box office expected near 1.5 million.
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Schmeling
Louis
New York
Paul Damski
Berlin
Max Schmelings
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Sehmeling
Michael Strauss Jacobs
Hearst
Bisack Uhlan
Steve Hamas
Paulino Uzendun
Barcelona
Bevin
Kors
Walter Newsel
Bamas
Hamdurs
William Leo McCarney
Baby
Schmeting
McCain
Mosie
Joe
Young Stabing
Himg
Xic Carner
Real
Beime
Awards Given to Winning Teams and Individuals
The fourth annual awards event recognized top teams and players from Lincoln Street School and YMCA. Gold medals went to standout scorers like Jam of the Y MLC A for consistent play and high points. other honors praised sportsmanship and foul shooting. Award winners include Scott Key Pest, Austin Baumgardner, George Geesey, James McCombe, Marion Miller, Melv Smith Jr., John Weddle, and Lincoln Street School’s Spear. Preliminary contests led to the annual SMais meet at the Y M C A gymnasium.
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QS Mec
Scott Key Pest
Amerrg East Church Street
EL Pen Nasal
Baskeca
EL Abrechi
G.ure
Bronco
Austin Baumgardner
George Geesey
James McCombe
Marion Miller
Melv Smith
John Weddle
Jam
MLC. A
Ward
Nestle
Eig. Éshvi
Lincoln &. Stull
Albin G. Quing
Y. Mlc
A. Azaim Uns
Secor
Af. C. A
Churcn Street School
Oolme
Asain
Itian
Four and One Bid Fails in Olympic Tryout in New York
A desperate Kansas team fell short of Olympic hopes as Universal players Joe Fortenberry Frank Lubin and Art Mother are pictured during a tense tryout in New York. The Overs turned the tables on the Anadreais in Washington Tuesday night, defeating them 40 to sn.
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New York Yerkes
Parentry
Dgur
Mae Gehrig
Dantes Gies
Quas
Newark
Cinemati Reds
Buddy Hascet
Jasper
Yankee
Ris
Nephis College
Yankees
Columbus
American Associa
Johnny Mize
Rochester
Louis Gardina
Tro Bes
Qed Om Tusa
Kans
New York
Joe Fortenbeery
Oleracs
Universal
Frank Lubin
Art Mother
Anadreais
Washington
The Cutbert Self-Teacher in Bridge Strategies
An overview notes McKenney on Bridge and the American Bridge League formalizing bidding systems. It highlights a recent publication “The Cutbert Self-Teacher” by Lay Warsen and L H Silcom, presenting a new teaching sequence for contract bridge openings. Bloom’s popularity in bridge literature is referenced with a 1935 record and a series of twelve lessons.
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Tbese
Lay Warsen
Bloom
Son
Local Notices and Social Visits Highlight Page
The page records visitors and movements around Westminster and Baltimore including Mrs Ernest Cover and Mr Waly visiting relatives, Ralph Fisher and Pearl Conowar in Baltimore, and others calling at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Pickets. It also contains a prose section on bridge opening bids by Mark Yates, emphasizing high cards and honors in play strategy.
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Clara
Ev Bates
Ernest Cover
Ken
Hazy Glover
Clarton Bloom
Russell Bloom
Derser Glover
Benny Koelnmack
Esther Glover
Westminster
Ralph Fisher
Baltmore
Ann S. Pickett
Pearl Conowar
Baltimore
Jar Conower
Mary Easton
Ruriell Grimes
Airs
Reland Grimes
Aline Buckingham
Bren
Ray Brown
George Basemen
Annie Marguere
Edgar Pickets
C. M. Waka
J. O. Buckmecham
Rou
Rave
Yohn
Buckingrer
Joseph Brown
Idaile
Cam Crawford
Edgar Pirkes
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the Daily News
Frederick
City Speedball League
Jimmy Dykes
Phiadelpha Atletics
Herman Ruth
An Inquirer
Ask & Law Journal
Snow, the Smith
Peter Manning
Lee Axworthy
AR. McElwyn
Shane
Apt
Charlie
Snow
Atte i
Pop" Geers
Harry
Grayson
Lous
Senmeling
Teun
lMie
Jack Kearns
Tistuana
Joe Jacobs
Pulh
Tae Lous
Ses
Jacobs
Louis Seras Roregsen
Teuton
Pitas Browl
Promo
TES. Disebatl
Ee P
Eae
Pap
Key Post
Ted
Seereing Speepgall
Ane Ee
McKenney
WM. E. McCkenney
Secrettary
American Bridge League
Winfield
Markell &Fot
Frederick, MD
Aaerios
Come & Tqdat Peoples Finance Co
North Court Street
Atte
The
Master Loan Service
Calvert Ridg
Baltimore, Hd
Gee
Maryland Banking Commissioner
EL Patrick i
Stieff
James E. Doll, Jeweler
A. W. Nicodemus, Inc., Has
Fredericktown Savings Institution
J. Marshall Miller
Fredericktown
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