Blue Ridge Drops Varsity Games in 1938 Schedule
New Windsor April 12 Blue Ridge College drops its 1938 varsity football schedule as part of a staged plan to build a freshman program and a slower rise to varsity status. The school will play only in its class with a light schedule and extensive intramurals. The decision affects one Free State college and leaves a Washington College date on October 15 intact.
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New Windsor
Blue Ridge College
Lynn H. Harris
Harris
Blue Ridge
Br. Harris
Steve Grenda
Grenda
University of Delaware
Washington College
Chestertown
Fred Dumschott
Shoremen
Manbeck Golden Tornadoes Named S A State Champions
The Manbeck Golden Tornadoes of Hagerstown were named unlimited basketball champions of the South Atlantic States by the AAU registration committee in Baltimore. Three Middletown players Roland Hauver, George Remsberg, and Thurman Obler join others as they receive gold medals. The team may represent the region in the national tournament at Denver next year.
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Manbeck Golden Tornadoes
Hagerstown
Rheingold Brewers
South Atlantic States
Amateur Athletic Union
Baltimore
Middletown
Roland “Ho” Hauver
George C. Remsberg
Thurman Obler
Manbeck
Dorsey
Cal Heller
Bethlehem
Gettysburg Fleetwings
South Atlantic
Denver
Colo
Bowling Scores Yesterday's Results
Bowling scores and results from yesterday show Winpiglers with a 1 to 2 loss to E. B. Shipier.
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E. B. Shipier
Grayson predicts Yankees repeat but with smaller margin
Grayson projects New York to win the American League pennant again but with a reduced margin. The piece outlines standings forecasts for 1938 and 1937, praising the Yankees pitching and offense while noting Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston as contenders. It highlights key players like DiMaggio, Gehrig, Ruffing, Gomez, and Selkirk, and mentions injuries and roster questions shaping the race.
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Grayson
Yankees
Winny’ Graysox
NBA
New York
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Oscar Pepper
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Luke Appling
Charley Kurtsinger
Nowle
Cluts
Chicago
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Ruppert
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
Vernon Gomez
Red
Gomez
BEO
Japdif
Monte Pearson
Rio
Bump Hadley
Johnnny Murphy
Ivy Paoli Andrews
Remp Wicker
Spurgeon Chandler
Newark
Steve Sandra
Joe Beggs
Auley
Donald
Joe Vance
Lee Stine
Kansas City
Joe DiMaggio
Red Rolfe
George Selkirk
Lou Gehrig
DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Selkirk
Frank Crosetti
Joe Gordon
Babe Dahlgren
Manhattan
Tony Lazzeri
Gehrig
Dickey
Indians
Ken Keltner
Jeff Heath
Milwaukee
Vitt
Hale
Fine Bid Fine Play By Wm E Sikenney
A bridge column highlights RoR Richards of Detroi and a fine four spade contract. East opens four spades. West cannot risk against the maker as the defense yields. The hand shows Richards’ defense and the masterly bidding and play surrounding a high level duplicate hand.
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Wm. E. Sikenney
American Contract Bridge League
Ror Richards
Detrot
Richards
West
A Diamond at t oree UTE Enkane Played Ice Team
The play describes dummy ruffs and trumps as North Ruff, then queen wins the trick. South handles hearts, the last trump used, and East fails to contribute to the defense despite possibilities. West is forced to double the defense, and declarer yields four odd.
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North
South
West
East
Jones Still Top Striker Of Golf Says Macfarlane
The piece quotes Willie Macfarlane defending Bobby Jones as a top contender, noting Jones outscored leading barnstormers and Ryder Cup players at Augusta in the Masters. He argues Jones’s swing stayed in form, and a lengthy tour would keep him earning prize money. Also cited are auto accident injuries in 1937 totals.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Sersace
New York
Macfarlane
Robert Tyre Jones
Dallan
Jones
Augusta
Ifield
Johnny Revolta
Ray Mangrum
Bobby Cruickshank
Snead
Johnny McDermott
Horton Smith
Revolta
Willie Macfarlane
Bobby Jones
Harris in Washington and the aging lineup struggle
The Nationals rely on veteran leaders amid uncertain pitching as the Browns show solid hitting and fielding in 1937. Gabby Street offers relief to Roger Hornsby’s shadow, yet deals cost Vosmik and Knickerbocker. Connie Mack in Philadelphia faces mounting patience as the National League grapples with a shaky season.
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Mack
Tigers
Schoolboy
Rowe
Tommy Bridges
Rudy
York
Bill Rogell
Frank Croucher
Toledo
Mickey Cochrane
Vernon Kennedy
Gerald Walker
Boston
Joc Vosmik
Joe Cronin
White Sox
Monte Stratton
Luke Sewell
Zeke Bonura
Bucky
Barons Begin Camp Work Under Fitzgerald Ahead Of Exhibition
Barons sent three rookie hurlers home for rest after Tuesday workout led by Hube Fitzgerald. Manager Mike Mc Nally away seeking Democratic nomination. Joe Shaute and Peter Marge left for political duties in Harrisburg. Richardson, Eastern League president, visited Frederick camps before touring Elmira and other sites.
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Sam Astorne
Old Forte
I Obphan
Chas Kozokas
Luzerne
Bace
Barons
Paul Raidon
Pete
Buffalo B
Intiana
Florida
Hube Fitzgerald
Speedy
Ouhfielder
Mike McNally
Peter M. Marge A
Joe Zubich
Buffalo
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Baron Moundsmen
McNally
Husslers
Washington
Richardson
Thomas H. Richardson
Frederick
Williamsport
Elmira
Winston-Salem
N. C
Gastonia
Barnwell
Greenville
Spartansburg
Ed Potsavage
Wrestling Matches Held At Md State School Tie Result
The Maryland State School for the Deaf Wrestling League met in the school gym Tuesday, producing aBo point tie between Singer and Hudson. Several matches ended in draws or quick throws, with Captains Singer and Hudson drawing in the 150 pound class after eight minutes as other bouts went to Hudson or Singer by narrow margins.
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Maryland
Singer
Hudson
St Rothstein
S. Snyder
Hurn
Expht Ates
Merzette
Boyér
Boyer
A. Boyer
Hud
Son
W. Merrett
R. Myers
Singer's
J. Krebs
Hudson's
A. Potts
Sings
J. Ruley
R. Everhart
C. Emminiger
Hudson’s
R. Hugh
S. Tippett
Singer’s
R. Haines
H. Schwartz
Singers
G. Singer
L. Hudson
Puget Sound celebrates golden jubilee without endowment
Tacoma notices the College of Puget Sound marking 50 years without an endowment while maintaining a budget-surplus income for eight years. The Methodist Episcopal Church-supported school, with about 600 students, four buildings, and a 40 acre campus, faces a separate note on migratory waterfowl and hunting zones.
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College
Tacoma
Wash
College of Puget Sound
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
Y M C A Basketball Trophy Awarded in Division A
The cold trophy for the Division A junior basketball championship, sponsored by Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion, was awarded to the YMCA team at the post meeting. Coach Alvin G. Quinn accepted on behalf of ten squad members. gold medals were given to Merril Smith Jr and Charles Kemp on the all star team with others named for positions. William Staley received the sportsmanship medal and Merri Smith Jr the foul shooting trophy. Donl Derr officiated the medal and trophy presentation for the event.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
MLC
Post
Alvin G. Quinn
Merril Smith, Jr
William Staley
Chas. Kemp
Edward Irving
Harry Shipley
William Brown
James Gilbert
Parkway and Courch Sweet Schools win B division race
In the March meet of the Polt Kren commune post, winners and runners-up in the B division were awarded medals and trophies as derr deat body events were noted. Officials CJ.
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Derr
Parkway
Courch Sweet
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deed Notices
Marriage licenses issued for Jack Halladay 21 Seat Pleasant and Narie Lord 18 Washington DC Chester S L Cisse 27 West Friendship and Pauline G Thorn ton 26 Buckeystown Herbert H Sickee 22 Amaranth Pa and Alice A Gordon 20 Nud more Pa Property deeds recorded Harriet I Tabler et al to Emma D Brandenburg county 10 J Howard Creeger and wife to Thurmont Bark county 10 Charles O Routzahn to Wilbur
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Jack Halladay
Seat Pleasant
Narie Lord
Washington, D.C
Chester SL Cisse
West Friendship
Pauline G. Thornton
Buckeystown
Herbert H. Sickee
Amaranth
Alice A. Gordon
Nudmore
Harriet I. Tabler
Emma D. Brandenburg
J. Howard Creeger
Thurmont Bark
Charles O. Routzahn
Wilbur
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Winpigier
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Dixon
Orme
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Bill Knickerbocker
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Washington State
Eyler Market
Thurmont, Md
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Gulf of Mexico
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Styre
Knox
Schroeder
Patrick
Mare
Joshua
Mentzer
George Marshall Mentzer
Raymond S. Ford
Mehri E. Bierley
Arthur S. Rickerds
Yomar
George W. Smuin
John W. Mme
Sanders
Bernard
Walter
Court News
J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
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James E. Doll
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