Tri County Baseball League Race Tightens as Bruns wick Gains
In a tight pennant chase the Brunswick team edged ahead with a 16 win over Points of Rocks after a late rally by Put of Rocks loaded the bases. Frederick Cardinals defeated Jefferson 5 0 behind Snook Kline. Cedar Grove defeated Walkersville 8 3 as Wakefield fell to Hilton. Middletown beat NutriAiry 42 and Damascus routed New Market 21 1. The day featured strong pitching from Carey and Warfenfelta with key hits by Rodreuck and Gosnell.
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Wakefeld
Damascus
New Market
Middletown
Nt Airy
Cyne
Carey
Brunswick
Sone
Saunawiek
Charney
Cardinals
Singls
Ffth
Kirschmen
Roderick
Snook
Lew Boyer
Jefferson Ace
Paul Rodreuck
Cedar Grove Walkersville
Pate
Trout
A. Cram
Eaves
Warrestpite
Cedar Grove
Shaw
Stout
Foreman
Warren
Obler
Point of Rocks
Mt Airy
Frederick
Jefferson
Walkersville
Church Hil
Wakefield
Alry
Jefferson Point of Rocks
Church Hill
Mount Airy Triumph and Local Games Mark Busy Park Slate
Young Blood Rodgers and Pap lead Middletown over Mt Airy two runs in the seventh to break a 2 2 deadlock as Ohler and Goanell duel on the mound. Damascus overwhelms New Market 7 1, and Charles Hill outdistances Wakefield 18 7 in another park league tilt.
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Mt. Airy
Ohler
Goanell
Middletown
Jake ‘Wise
Penn
Church Hill
Wakefield
Whipp
Bohn
Rogers
Gardner
Cook
Shook
Garrett
Price
Coe
Baer
Harney
Sohn
Conk
Damascus
Serena
He Montgomery
Notable Baseball Moments From Decades Past
Do You Remember One Year Ago Today Herrie Manush of the Washington Senators set American League batting marks. Five Years Ago Today Joe Hauser of Baltimore tied an International League home run record with three homers in a game. Ten Years Ago Today Louis Kid of The Department navigated a transport plane disaster at New Orleans in a feeder route race at Bayonne.
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Herrie Manush
Washington Senators
Joe Hauser
Baltimore
Louis Kid
The
Department
Comrpresen Ie Papies
Navi
Rhimparndart Velin
Dmoelammantae
Bil Kennedy
New Orleans
Bayonne
Vienna coup in bridge play leads to a six spades contract
A Pittsburgh bridge club note describes Auslander from Pitt having a Vienna coup. The hand features South opening spades, North bidding three hearts, and South moving to six spades before passing. West holds key hearts and clubs as the play unfolds with discards and endplay, leaving declarer with a made contract.
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Secret Dust
Ray Henderson
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Bridge Club
Willian Penn Hotel
Henry Avslander
Pittaburghs
South
Booth
North
Fiay West
Auslander
Declarer
West
Dummy
Hearts
Bridge hand notes from a chaotic deal listing
A fragmentary bridge bidding sequence appears with terms like Pass and 1N T, describing a deal where opening possibly “Ioad- 8” and various passes follow. The text includes directions like South West and North East and scattered card notations.
Dobson Named Coach at University of Maryland
Frank M Dobson, longtime coach and athletic director at the University of Richmond, is named field coach for Maryland's varsity football under a re organization plan. He brings a 562 286 19 record across football baseball basketball and track at Richmond.
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University of Maryland
College Park
Frank' M Dobson
University of Richmond
Dawson
John E
Jack) Faber
Games Dobson
Massyland Way
Bouilivant Lewid Bage Wtive
Frederick doubles team loses in Cumberland Valley final
Frederick duo Richard Ramsburg and Buddy Radcliff fall to Jack NeLaughlin of Mescersburg and Fred Wright of Hagerstown in a five set final at the Cumberland Valley tennis tournament in Hagerstown. Additional results include Liloyd Rice beating Schuelt and Rickey Willie defeating Rice at St James prep near Hagerstown.
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Frederick
Richard Ramsburg
Buddy Radcliff
Jack NeLaughlin
Mescersburg
Fred Wright
Hagerstown
St. James
St James’ Prep School
Liloyd Rice
Schuelt
Rickey Willie
Washington
D Rice
T. Dendon
Charles Price
Robert Clazs
Kidwell
Frank Bhore
Clapp
Polar plane set for second attempt to fly to San Francisco
Moscow reports belief the bo viet polar plane will attempt a nonstop flight to San Francisco within days despite no official information. The craft landed south of Leningrad after a faulty oil line forced a return over the Barents Sea. pilot Sigmund Le vaneffsky jettisoned gear and brought it down safely. Racing results show Whe and Bhore beating Ries and Price 7-5 4-2, plus Jacobs and Farber defeating Clapp and Douglas 7-5 5-7 6-2.
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Moscow
San Francisco
Leningrad
Barents Sea
Sigmund Le~vaneffsky
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Tri-County
Pap
Rodgers Forge
Beker Park
Harmon Field
Washington Street
East Third Street
Catoctin
Rodgera Forgeam
Ain G . Quynn
W A Riddell
Cat Davide
J A Long
Lansdale
Leg Collisower
Carl W Snook
John Flattery
Mr Court
William E Ross
Mahlon Rosderick
Frank Brreney
Phil Dumpman
Carl Davidon
Charles
Willard Waters
J Lebberg
Lebherz
Benjamin Bureh
AY Michaels
Poiter
E Trail
D J Doub
Roy Mueller
Rex Stone
Pointe R & Town
Charles EB Broadrup
Stuart Windsor
John Horner
Harry Lo Decker
Joseph Porter
Hap Cooper
Rex Werheim
Peon Wen
Ibe
ConnEse
Narretia
MSA Oat
Pet Brunswick
Midaleown
Wakefield Walkers Ile
Mt Ary
Point Ot Horns
Lucie Faray
Wes Mer
Hugh
Vienna
McKennet
Dobson
Burg and
Nadel Fon Ba
Melaughiin and Wright
Wiet
Elect
Iesa
Miss Cullen
Whe and
Bhore
Ries
1 Price
Billy Jacobs
Farber
Douglas Theenes
Martinsburg
Maryland
Jeffeeson
Investment Ee Eee
Josephine McKim
Saradom
Svosred
U. S
Lou Gehrig
Waza
Charles F. Ryder
E Goodwia
Erm
Ted Askford
TWA
Emily M. Boyle
Goo & J. Reynolds
Tobaccs Company
Winmon Salem, North
Caroling