Cubs Predicted Strong NL Showdown in 1937 Pennant Race
The Cubs bolster lineup with Jimmy Callins and Parm eale as stars like Gabby Hartnett and Ken O'Dea lead a strong catching and infield corps. Chicago aims to offset losses from Lon Warneke with Parmelee and French, Davis, Lee, Carleton, and roots kept, while Giants, Reds, and Pirates contend behind Hubbell and infield depth.
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Cubs
Jimmy Callins
Gore
Larry French
Curt Davis
Dill Lee
Tex Carleton
Parmelee
Charley Root
Clay Bryant
al Epperlyn
Walter Igbe
Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
Ken O'Deasthe
Buckees
Phil Cavarentta
Joe Marty
Cuba
Charley Grimm
Aiogers Hornsby
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Johnny Aberarthy
Terry
Lou Chiozza
Mountaineers Triumph on Late Relief by Thomas
Mountaineers win 10-6 over Delaware University after Al Thess work in relief and timely hitting. Carson Walsky started for Elmbergh, left after third. Paterson, Ratpuska, and Kohiacom key in scoring, Kennedy doubled in seventh to spark the decisive rally.
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St Mary's College
Delaetware Universals
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Doe
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Ska
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Gute
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Ona
Felders
Kennedy
Cowen
Thorsdiver
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Pow
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Reed
Karpraski
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Af Reed
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Walski
Thorns
Thoms
Janings
Sant
Rifle Club Ends Successful Year
The Frederick Rifle Club completed an indoor season with 20 new members joining in winter. The team, affiliated with the MN Honel Rifle Association, fielded a first-year lineup and produced a strong showing in league matches.
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Frederick Rute
Fas Frat
Wim
Aes
MN Honel Hifle Association
Woconlor
Mark Mien
Terence
Othe
Allen Kinsey
Raney
Pulte
Studer
County Ohio Eight Baseball League Notes and Prospects
In Northern Division notes Emmitsburg leads Liberty 16 to 4 in yesterday heats. Walkersville and Thurmont open first division on this trip. Cincinnati touts Paw Derringer and other pitching prospects, while Dowdle and Alavers loom on the Reds roster. Cardinals boast Dizzy Dean Warneke and Owen Ogradowski, with Frank Frisch infield and Medwick Martin outfield. Brooklyn and Philadelphia clubs face rebuilding, Burleigh Grimea predicts many victories, and advertising remains the simplest option.
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Paw Derringer
WAL Tel
Reds
Cardinals
Cardinal
Dizzy Dean
Warneke
Mickey Owen
Brush Ogradowski
Frank Frisch
Joe Medwick
Pepper Marti
St. Louus
Sidiatene
Dees
Elburt Fletcher
Burleigh Grimea
Brooktyn
Philadelphia Veliape
Jess
Vother
Camallo
Frederick Rifle Club Plans Public Safety School
The Frederick Rifle Club will run a six week public safety and shooting school at no cost. Lectures cover ballistics target shooting wind angle elevation sight setting and sportsmanship with practical range instruction for all over 17. J B Allen leads ballistics lectures with guest hunters and shooters. Allen Kinsey oversees on range instruction.
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Frederick Rifle Club
J.B. Allen
Allen Kinsey
Allen
National Rifle Association
Mac Alart testimonial handicap shoot at National Capital Skeet Club
Frederick county shooters invited to participate in the Mac Alart testimonial handicap shoot held at the National Capital Skeet Club in Washington on April 24 and 25. Women and men compete in separate handicap championships with restrictions on shot size and ounce limits, culminating in a 20 ounce and Ml bore event. Information available from William Cor, treasurer, 1806 Wasmington Avenue Northwest, Washington DC.
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Washington
Bethesda
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Wasoming Wavenor
Washington DC
Montreal Royale Face Wilken-Barce Harons In Exhibition Tilt
The Montreal Royale of the International League meet the Wilken-Barce Harons of the New York Pent Mirante League at McCurdy Field Monday afternoon. The piece highlights players such as Dave Harris and notes on others hoping for a big-league break despite aging or blocked paths.
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Dave Parte
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Gat Felder
Otter
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Paturdh
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Nots
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Dave Tarris
Irral
Henry Johnson
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Boston
New York
Chad Kimeney
the Browne
Harris
Miraugha
Washington
Tonie
Dave Harrises
Dave Warne
Kidd
Detroit
Tommy Brides
Tigers
Bowling League Last Night and Tonight Highlights
Yesterday's results show All-Star, 3. Sports, 0 in a K OF F league update. Tonight features Wildcats versus Red Steers in the second half standings.
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Red Steers
Tn Tet
WTAR
Wil Wildcats
Mt. City Mills
Hoadleroy
Tvyeryar al Ny
Ins Cramerios
Rameburg
Rot ‘Culler
Mt Tos
Emmitsburg High Opens With 15 Run Victory Over Liberty
Emmitsburg High defeated Liberty 15 to 5 in a Northern Division baseball opener Tuesday afternoon. Key moments included a home run by Bo Cambs and strong pitching by E. Combs for Emmitsburg, while Liberty’s lineup featured Fogle and Hammond. Scoring details show Emmitsburg breaking the game open with early offense and solid defense, earning the win behind effective relief and timely hits.
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Barber Triesn
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Sweadner
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Ife
Letty Diddetar
Bo Cambs
Lotas
Hwo
Brate Pschioatl
Pavdorick Tagh School
Vernon Sumners
Thumont
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Totris Liberty
Rep
Fogle
Zoo
J Moore
J Hammond
Ube
HO Moore
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Poole
pEngl
Earnltsburg
Liberty
Leatherman
Tome Oaim
E. Combs
Hamwme
Hammond
Dudderar
Bucey
Sneadner
Umnpire
Staley
Geary Eppley Guests at Kiwami Club Talk
University athletic director Geary Swede Eppley, from Moertland, spoke to the Kiwami Club yesterday as a guest of Pershing Mondoril. The event highlighted athletic programs and future cooperation between the institutions.
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Eppley
The
Univerelle of
Moertland
Kiwami Club
Pershing Mondoril
Boxings and wrestling triple bill on Brunswick card
A boxing and wrestling show headlines a Brunswick event at Firemen's Hall with 18 rounds of boxing and a grappling exhibition. In addition, a separate Legion boxing card in Baltimore features new faces from St Mary's School and the CCC, with Ray Cox and Billy Kemp tipped for key bouts.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Brunswick
Ted Miers
Ain Baltimore
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Abe
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Johnny Mather
Boon
Carroll Wright
Mathern
Howard Coapbell
Brunwick
Albert Russet
St. Mary's Industrial School
Cross Country Club
Baltimore
Ray Cox Shing Creuck
Unclear 1920s Baseball Gossip and Transfers
Fragmentary sports notes mention players linked with colleges and teams, including references to Nationals and Giants feuds, White Sox outfielders, and Yankees preparing to travel. The text hints at trades, signings, and scheduling amid a Southeast Conference context with various names and partial club associations.
Fragmentary wartime financial notes in 1940s context
A garbled OCR passage hints at wartime economics with references to budgets, treasuries, and debts. It mentions coats of states issues, circulation, and costs per item, suggesting a discussion of wartime spending and paper currency implications, though specifics are unclear.
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