Charity Game At McCurdy Field Between Frederick And Martinsburg
Martinsburg Hose Company No 5 visits McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 pm to meet undefeated Frederick Athletic Club in a charity football clash. Proceeds go to the Wiens Club fund. Frederick, led by manager Nig Grove, field a full lineup except Charlie Ropp, replaced by Phil Delaney. Remainder of Frederick’s schedule includes Hawthorne A of Baltimore on December 9 and a possible finale with Irvington. Eddie Pysal availability is unclear.
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Western Maryland at Georgetown and Navy at Army in East Coast games
Western Maryland plays Georgetown in Baltimore at 2 p m while Navy meets Army in Philadelphia at 1 30 p m Also Baylor visits Rice in Waco Boston College faces Holy Cross Detroit meets Washington State Florida meets Stetson Georgia clashes with Georgia Tech Tulane hosts Louisiana St Mississippi battles Mississippi State SMU plays Texas Christian and Southern California visits Washington in Los Angeles
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Second Half Pennant Race Opens in Shipley League
The Shipley Soccer League resumes Sunday with Frederick facing Middletown at Cadet Field, a winner takes early lead. Brunswick meets Walkersville in Brunswick, while Mr Airy battles Emmitsburg in the north county town. referees are Shook, Hansen, Kaplan.
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Derr Bowling League Results Spark Monday Card
Yesterday's results show Beatman defeating Pabst and Gunther beating Arrow. Games are scheduled Mondays with Wildcats facing Blur Rbbons in the lineup.
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Baker's Bowling League Results and Upcoming Games
Lions defeat Farmers Co-Op. Chevrolets beat DeMolay Al. Bakers top A. P. League play listed for Monday. Farmers Co-Op faces Barbers in next match. The moon terminator marks the lunar boundary between light and dark.
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All-America for 1934 Picked by Associated Press
The 1934 All-America team chosen by the Associated Press showcases Darre Lester Ceuter-TEXAS CHRISTIANS and five other stars from North Carolina Rice Texas Christian Pittsburgh and the Naval Academy. Minnesota remains the nation’s No 1 team while southern and Southwest players dominate the honors for the first time.
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Alabama Poised for Rose Bowl Playoff If Tide Vanquishes Vanderbilt
The piece argues Alabama and Minnesota stand unbeaten and the Tide could land the Rose Bowl bid if they defeat Vanderbilt. It praises Alabama’s depth, speed, and versatile backfield led by Howell and Hutson, with standout linemen and a stifling defense, projecting a SEC title and possible Rose Bowl appearances.
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Jimmy Angelich
Joe Demyanovich
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Dixie
Riley
Boozer
Terrors End Season With Georgetown Today
Baltimore Md Nov 30 the Western Maryland Terrors undefeated meet Georgetown University in Baltimore Stadium for a 1934 finale. Captain Shepherd leads the Green and Gold with Schweiker Gorski and Blissman back in action as the Terrors face a strong Hoyas passing attack in a season closer likely to feature much aerial play.
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Prep football notes and baseball trades across games and rosters
Summary of school football results with Georgetown Premovsaiist loss to Rice 28 13 in New Rochelle New York and notes on Cleveland Indians roster moves including Vesmik and Campbell purchases with other slated cuts. Also mention of a 998 A D stone baptismal font near St Gertrude Church in Wattencehead Germany.
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Tide Faces Bright 1935 Prospects After Tie Start
A fragment hints at strong Alabama football form with many starts tied and hopes rising for the 1935 season. The piece compares prospects to drawing the Pasadena invitation, suggesting optimism about Tide football's future.
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Alabama
1934 All America Football Team Ends From Minnesota To Notre Dame
The 1934 All America selections list players by college, weight and position with numerous names from Minnesota, Alabama, Pittsburgh, Texas Christian, North Carolina, Navy and others. Notable entries include Frank Larson and William Lee with weights 182 and 182, Darrell Lester 215, Geofg Barclay 185, and players from Stanford Syracuse Notre Dame Ohio State and Fordham among others. The roster spans wide geographic schools with hometowns like Duluth Alabama Port Plaquemine and Chicago.
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Frank Larson
Minnesota
William Lee
Alabama
Charles Hartwig
Pittsburgh
Darrell Lester
Texas
Christian
North Carolina
James Moscrin
Stanford
James Steen
Syracuse
Wiliam Bevan
John J. Robinson
Notre Dame
C. Regis Monahan
Ohio State
Joseph Ferrara
Columbia
Trester Balen
Fordham
Arleigh Williams
John J . Berwaneer
Chicao
Millard Howell
Stintslaus Koatka
Do You 23 Remember One Year Ago Today Bowmen Sold
One year ago today Joe Bowman right hand pitcher was purchased by the New York Giants from Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Five years ago today Clark Hinkle Bucknell led football with 128 points. Ten years ago Darcy Vance Brooklyn pitched voted MVP in the National League. Ravens change players Harold Blank replaces Harry Hargett and becomes eligible for Recreation Bowling League next week.
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Army Navy Gridiron Classic At Franklin Field Today
Philadelphia November 30 Navy and Army meet in the annual battle at Franklin Field. Navy brings a lethal backfield weapon Buzz Berries while Army relies on Jack Buckler as its main gun. The rivalry traces to 1890 with Navy holding a tougher schedule, yet the underdog has surprised before.
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Western Maryland Defense Shines After Bucknell Upset Loss
The Temple Bucknell game left Bucknell with 15 first downs and 194 yards against Temple, but Western Maryland held them to zero first downs and 32 fewer yards. William Shepherd dominates with 120 points, leading the Bull’s scoring surge as the season unfolds.
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