Exhibition Inter Squad Game Set For Afternoon
An inter squad exhibition between the Reg Yannigans and the Barre Barons is planned for this afternoon at Field. Several players from the Hustlers and Bisons will participate as managers name a 16 man roster with Pauly likely to start on the mound. Duffy and Flem were sent home with arm issues while others show promise for Class D or Eastern Shore League assignments.
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Reg Yannigans
Barre Barons
Frederick Huetlers
Susan
Hazle
Mike McNally
Ray
Shortens
Frank
Fraley
Gardner
Rice
Leonard Downes
Ray Steele
Pete Stout
Wondsboro
Hoffman
Shoristop
Austitr Cger
Frank Six
Ralston LeGore Pree
Pauly
Bisons
Florida
Zubich
Wilkes-Barre
Walsh
George St
Dominic Paiment
Johnny Dudick
Tony Fiorito
Henry
Bob Helverahilla
John Dey
Buck
William Fuchs
Fitzgerald
Adam Camo
Wrlk
Wail
Bassettam
Barons
Duffy
Noteh
Polsha
Eddie Flemrookie
Green
McNally
Dudick
Pink
Fuchs
Sky
Buggy Rider Wal Reynolds Racks Up Daily 25 Miles
Longwood Florida April 18 AP The tobacco magnate Will N Reynolds of Winston-Salem North Carolina trains harness horses by riding 25 miles daily six days a week behind trotters and pacers at his camp. He states he has logged about 2,500 miles in training carts over about 100 days with an extra 10 miles daily on a saddle horse. Reynolds aged over 70 is praised by trainer Ben White for his discipline and longevity aided by his harness horse routine.
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Wall
Will N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N.C
Conocenteehon
IM. Reynolds
Carolinas
Kentucky
Reynolds
Ben F. White
U. 5
New York Area Golf History Highlights 1888 1938
A brief overview notes New York metropolitan golf activity from 1888 to 1938. It mentions about 10 courses in New York and 6,000 links in America, with golf contributing to employment and a substantial economic impact.
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New York
America
Manager Dykes dumps Berger for Landrum at shortstop
Baseball gossip notes Jimmy Dykes has soured on Bozie Berger and moved to rookie Jess Landrum at shortstop for the White Sox amid concerns over Berger hitting and fielding. Joe Vosmik helps Red Sox while Milt Galatzer breaks into Dodgers lineup. James Boyer to umpire in Eastern League. Charlie Keller showing hits to left and right fields. Chick Fullis returns to Columbus after Memphis holdout.
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Bozie Berger
Maryland University
Luke Appling
Whnle Sox
Berger
Jess Landrum
Bozie
Frank J. Shaughnessy
International League
Charlie Keller
Newark Bears
Keller
Michigan University Dominates Interscholastic Matches
Michigan University beats Maryland 16 to 6 in baseball after a strong show of offense. Juniata College secures an 8 to 1 win over Washington College while Albricht College defeats St Job's OL 8 to 0 in tennis.
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Washington College
Western Maryland
Albricht College
St. Job's
Walter Johnson praised as greatest pitcher by Al Schacht
Al Schacht recalls Walter Johnson as the greatest pitcher, describing his courage in the 1995 rain soaked World Series and his honest, farmer roots. Johnson's feats are contrasted with rivals, while Schacht recounts Johnson’s patience, leadership, and a sharp moment with Sam Rice over a misplay.
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NEA Service
New York
al Schacht
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Walter Johnson
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Johnson
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Pena Grounds
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Christy Mathew
Jack Pfrester
Mordecai Brown
Ed Walsh
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New York Giants
Frank Chance
John McGraw
Cubs
Johnny Kling
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Ted
Roger Peckinpaugh
Peck
Johrsen
Sam Rice
Rice
Telgies Schacht
Hanibal
Barney
Two Drawn Wrestling Matches Highlight Maryland School Meet
The Mary Wrestling League event at the Maryland School gym featured two draws, with J Ruley facing A Nash and R Hughes vs G Swindell both ending in draws after eight minutes. Hudson’s team beat Markel’s 3 to 2 in a 115 pound bout and a 125 pound clash, while Haines over Czyzia won by decision after an eight minute affair. The 150 pound Captain Hudson vs Captain Markel bout was canceled due to illness.
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Hudson
Markel
J. Ruley
Wash
R Hughes
G. Swindell
Hares
Maryland School Athletice
L. Hudson
E .Markel
A. Boyer Hudson
B Tasker
Bowman
J. Krebs
A Nash
KE. Bowman
R. Hughes
Snyder
J. Gelmini
Haines Hudson
Zyzia
Outstanding Fighters To Lead Squads Here
Prominent boxing card set for April 29 features Joe McKinna champion from Pittsburgh and Sammy Amico of Detroit among Smoky City stars. Amico, 147 pound Junior National AAU titleholder, expected to turn pro after the event and has fought in eight major tournaments in two years. Francs Mullane of Detroit, a featherweight, also headlines Monday Catholic Youth tournament facing Junior National AAU champ Presen Nardone. Mullane unlikely to upset Nardone, with one loss to Nardone and another to Billy Eddy this year.
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Day Taat
Joe McK
Nna
Damoni Bel
Pibourgh
Smoky Civ
Qusy
Sammy Amrco
Lipps
Legon
Francs Mullane
Detrot
Nardone
Billy Eddy
Unusual Coup Described In Card Game Venture
The article narrates a bridge hand where unusual plays, called coups, yield safety. South improvises a path despite losing trump and clubs, ruffing diamonds and discarding on the spade ace. A later spade ruff in dummy preserves a chance to salvage the contract amid potent losses.
Bridge hand analysis for four hearts contract
A bridge table shows North at four hearts after three no trump fails. A sideline line in Lo Sh gives an 18 match point swing, offering a route to turn a bottom score into a top. The dealer and table details remain partially garbled but imply opening lead and defense insights.
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Card play ends in triumph as contract secures all but one trick
In a bridge hand, declarer ruffs a heart with the eight, then uses clubs and spades to establish tricks. East ruffs with a trump ten, but declarer wins with the king and leads another spade, dummy ruffs, a diamond returns, and East cannot stop South from a final long run of trumps. South takes all but one trick, completing the contract.
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Declarer
South
Brethren Fellowship Meeting and Local Notices
The Eastern District Church of the Brethren held its annual fellowship at Pipe Creek church on April 16 with an elaborate supper by the Ladies Aid and a program led by Prof. Philip Roger and Dr. Warren D Bowman. Officers were elected and reports read from Washington Westminster Frederick and other communities. Attendees included Dr. Warren Howman, Dr. Charles Resser, and many local figures. The Farmers Union met at Linwood with a vocational agriculture talk, and several residents reported visits and social events in New Windsor, Hampstead, and Union Bridge.
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Maryland Church of the Brethren
Pipe Creek
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Met
Philip Roger
Westminster
Newton Long
Baltimore
Washington
Warren D Howman
Charles Resser
Robert Southard
R. Earl Southard
A. M. Gunther
W .&B. Myers
D. W. Garber
John Wolfe
L E. Green
HG Engiar
John C. Breidenbaugh
Lewis Brumbaugh
Fred Yonn
D M. Crumbacker
Kenneth Otto
Ira C Otte
Ralph N. Young
J. Walter Thomas
Charles German Samuel D Bare
George W. Devilbiss
W B. Wingling
Edwin Englat
Nevin Long
H. Edgar Royer
Jesse Sharer
Melvin Fisher
Ernest Sensener
Prof
Rover
Barker Cookson
Jesse Weybright
John D. Roop
Guy Formwall
Fred Yohn
Meurice Bankhard
John Eyler
Ida Englar
P. S. Weller
Ruth Crembacker
Margaret Engfet Hult
Louse Roop
Erma da Bankard
Phyllis Sauble
Betty Lindsay
Nettie Weiller
Englar
Emma Crumbacker
Dorothy Haines
Mary Hull
Grace Otto
Dorothy Young
Trene B. Crumbacker
Mary Garner
Ruthanna Hof
Farmer's Union
Linwood
Lb. Hoke
Sterling Bixler
Uniontown marks Melvin Routson 35 years perfect attendance
Uniontown April 16 Melvin W Routson completed 35 0 Years of perfect attendance at Sunday school with one Sunday exception. Routson serves on Carroll county House of Delegates. Sunrise Easter service set for 6 20 at Elementary School Auditorium led by Rev M L Kron. Local social notes follow with names and visits including Thelma Renizel Thyr a Welty and others.
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Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Routson
House of Delegates
Carroll County
Elemence School
M L Kron
Thyra Welty
Westminster
Ronald
New York
Little Smith
Gloria Hares
Im School
Hanover, Pa. General Hospital
Paul Sherfe
Charles Whitmore
Tard
Hooper
Baltmore
Mrs Branson Thomas Talks on Flower Arrangement at Rockville Club
April meeting of the Rockville Garden Club at Mrs. Joseph Eigen’s home featured Mrs Branson Thomas of Washington speaking on flower arrangement. She demonstrated container displays, living and dining room arrangements, and corsage wear. Humorous readings by Mrs Eugene Waters followed as forty attendees, including guests, attended.
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Branson Thomas
Washington, D. C
Rockville Garden Clut
Joseph Eigen
Forest Walker
O. W. Anderson
Igen
Thomas
Gude Bros
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Eugene Waters
Lewis Reed
Social notes and events in Rockville area clubs
Augusta Emrich and Emma Edgar of Washington DC spend weeks with Mrs. Edgar’s son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lancaster in Washington Grove. they will return home soon. Willen Troxell of Franklin, Pa., visits his parents on Walker avenue. The ale Church in Washington Grove presents The Symbol of a Cross with special music and Abs. Oscar Lancaster directing. Grace Walker visits her siblings in Washington. Lilian Walton and brothers reopen their Diamond Avenue home after Florida winter. Mrs. E. P. Schwartz and daughter return from an extended stay in Washington. Rev. and Mrs. Norman O Scribner visit near Baltimore. Medical Society to meet April 19 at Catochy Country Club. Dr. J. H. Messter presides. Postgraduate College results to be discussed by Drs. Wale, Caesar, Buckeystown and Pearce, from recent Boston and New York programs.
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Los Angeles
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Emma Edgar
Washington, DC
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Oscar Lancaster
Washington Grove
Willen Troxell
Frankin, Pa
T. W. Troxon Walker
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Aliss Grace Walker
Russell Walker
Washington
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Lilian Walton and Brothers
Orlando
Fla
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