Big Name Stars Involved In Dealer Deals Amid Rumors
A flood of baseball trade rumors centers on top stars and multiple teams. Names like George Reds, Fresco Thompson, LeRoy Anton, Arky Vaughan, Jake Bowell and Buddy Myer appear in reported negotiations across leagues with managers, pitchers, and infielders shuffled or on the block as winter meetings loom.
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Milwaukee
Ernest Fidiy
WeTty Merantie
Reds
Frauteante
Piers Tout Ren
Association For Three
Fresco Thompson
Tanager
Birmingham
Southert Nescente
Higgs Stephenson Alph ¢Oyt Perkins
Teaves Hee Troit
Friar Kirk
van Lingle Mutts
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Merrit
Sugar Cain
Detroit
Bryant
Washington
Buddy Myer
Charlie Johnston
Brick Owens
Eddie Rommel
Philadelphia Athletics
Piteler
Local sport notes highlight Ungliebower and others in Panama ties
Army boxer Maurice Unglehower junior, home on furlough, claims light heavyweight crown in Panama and seeks more tropical action. Other items discuss Jack Lipps roster spots, Rose Bowl odds, California and Alabama power plays, and trade chatter around Do Vosmik and Rollie Wensley with 19 year old Bob Feller requesting Cy Slapnicka.
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Maurice Ungliebower, Jr
Frederick Jad
Uncle Sam
Panama
Unglehower
South
Angletower
Tts
Quintana
Haltimore
Tropics
Mit
Jack Lipps
January
Legion Bill
Joe Og
Fordham
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Crimson Tide
New Orleans
Pacadena
Lfe
California
Tide
Cleveland
Rollie Wemsley
Rollie
Bob Feller
Iowa
Cy Slapnicka
Mematev
Tanat
Feller
Hemsiey
Colleges Struggle to Supply Hockey Talent Says Patrick
New York sports writer Lester Patrick argues colleges deliver grid and baseball stars but lack hockey players due to limited ice and long winters. He cites Canada as hockey stronghold and notes US colleges like Harvard and Yale have small clubs while northern regions show potential for growth.
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Les Patrick
New York
Lesterd Patrick
Tee
Moss
Patciek
Ris Plain
Farshoott
Meeoomues
Soureeria
Sean
Real Harkey
Patrick Tons
Coutary
Hinckey
New York Rangers
Canada
United States
East
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Boston College
Brown
Patrick
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Washington
Lester
George Owen
Boston Veuins
Pearly New
Lester Patrick
Independent League Yestercy Sarpyss Results Preview
Fragmented report lists upcoming games including Brusnwaith vs Jacobsans and Farmers Supply vs Brunswick plus Shell vs Peoples Arcade vs Fred Arca with unclear team spellings and dates.
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Nursdlay Staub's
Jacobsan's
Farmers Supply
Brunswick
Shell
Peoples
Arcade
Fred
Arca
Baker's Bowling League Yesterday Results
TAS Sandwich defeated Stuy Bros 2 to 1. Tonight Storm and Shipley face Coca Cola. Next week features Prosperity Cleaners against DeMolay and Gipernthowse versus Stuy Bros.
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Stuy Bros
Storm & Shipley
Coca Cola Neds
Prosperity Cleaners
DeMolay
Pet
Iot
City Opera
Coca Cola Farmers
Lipps
Marinan
Kinnammay Ane Smith
Fox
Shinnick
Ain Cramer
City Bowling League Results Fragment
Yesterday's results show OM Germana and Cramer's Warbers tied 0 to 0 with Hargett's facing Millers Vicesday. A stray line notes Urbana and a garbled item about infant clothing and a chair, with no clear match to league action.
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OM Germana
Cramer
Entry secretary and bridge expert explains trump breaks in play
The article discusses how players judge entry and exit between hands, using Walter Reinecke of New York as an example. It describes a six spade contract under Culbertson system and the needed favorable trump break, detailing a sequence to establish clubs and return to the hand.
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Doe Vosmik
Frederick
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browne
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sieare
Nim
New York Yankees
Henrich
DiMagein
Selkirk
Powel
Chartin Keller
Walter Reinecke
New York
Trump Holding
South
Henes
North
Duclarer
West
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
The readable text fragment references names and codes in a garbled way. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet mentioning dealer, MARITAS, Robo No, and various alphanumeric tokens without a clear event, date, or location. The readable portion is insufficient to determine a coherent article.
Fungies Edge Celtics in Parkway League Opener
The Fungies won their Parkway School Basketball League debut defeating the Celtics 24 to 13 at the Parkway gym. Hendrickson led the Fungies with scoring as Mershberger and others contributed. Referee Prusthour officiated. teams listed include Talley, Warfield, Kidwiler and Kefauver. The Celtics suffered a low-scoring setback after strong play by Parkway’s nine tyers.
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Fungies
Celtics
Parkway
Kefauver
Fichelberger
Hendrickson
Cation
Mershberger
Prusthour
Tamera van Foeceen
Starere Ford
Football Has Its Last Gasp In Southwest
Sports editor Marry Grayson surveys college football matches in the Southwest and West. He notes Notre Dame, Arizona, Texas A and M, Florida, and Oregon as key matchups with strong players like Ernc Lain and Babe Wood. He predicts tight battles and upsets as teams seek final glory in late season interregional games.
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Grayson
Notre Dame
Ambs Schindler
Howard Jones
TY Spaulding
Trap Shoot at Frederick Fair Grounds Saturday
A trap shoot will be held at the Frederick Fair Grounds Saturday at 2 o'clock under the Frederick Rifle Chi. Two traps will be used and an exhibition will feature Boyd C. Edwards of Remington Arms and E S Wedards of Federal Cartridge. Ammunition will be sold at the grounds and turkeys awarded to the winners. No registration or admission charges.
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Frederick Fair Grounds
Frederick Rifle Chi
Boyd C. Edwards
Remington Arms Company
E. S. Wedards
Federal Cartridge Company
Mount Basketball Schedule Preview For 14 Games
Mount St. Marys Emmitsburg unveils a 14 game slate with two loaded segments before Christmas. Under coach Joe Lawler the Mountaineers aim to defend the league title as 13 players return with Dan Petrini Kennedy and Savage leading the lineup.
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Fourleun-Yu
Ty Mount St. Mary Emmitsburg
J. Render
Keaduatemur
Mountaineers
J .Jo Lawler
Cartpalan
Sdayon
Joe McCormell
Muountaineers
Dan Petrini
Mike Kennedy
Luke Savage
St Kokig
Mike Rarepinski
Miltyburygose
Apichell Kame
George
Washington University Mountaineers Schedule Fragment
Incomplete 1937 schedule shows Mountaineers games at home against Shepherd Towson Loyola Johns Hopkins Western Maryland Washington Western Maryland and St John’s, with away dates at St Themis and St Th, plus several missing entries. No results listed.
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Washington University
Mountaieers
Frederick
Auuigon
Southeastern
Shepherd
Towson
Loyola
Washiniton
Johns Loplins
St. Themis
Western Maryland
Shington
Western
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Heondeteldo
SPA Service
Hhe Department of Agriculture
Slapnicka
Hemsley
Midates
Maryland
Randall Caseell
Baltimore Sparta
Smith
Tetisia
St. John's
Onde
Marner
Allerrana
Ortenzi
Sargent Maryland
Ruarda
Deters
Weld Neer
Meade
Young
Washington College
Sadovwaki
Weeer Margeland
Jarobsain
Aliens
Independent League
Farmers Supply Co
Crums Shell
Frederick Ageia
Jacobson's
Pranswick
Asco
WSI
Andwich Shop
Orbison
Miller
Hartman Wwe
Bros
Harper Kemp
Molesworth
Shatter
Baker's Bowling League
Gipernthowse
Stup Bros
City Bowling League
Hargett's
Millers
Vicesday Cramer
Ve Urbana
le Pet
Vargett
Hilere
Bamuoelle
Waseimite National Park
BY Wail E, McKenney
American Bridge League
Aqoss
Naag Yqimi
Losuee Sasivze Ihe
Ody
Ana T
Vakgs Ak Maritas
Robo No
S. Val
A.q
Parkway League
Parkway School League
Pansies
Cubs Va
Yankees
Boy Yonkers
Rena
Fluridies
Ubound Southwest
Tulea
Jaspers
Moti
San Franchco
Texan A. & Mo
Florida
Kentusky
Star Bucks
Ken
Bob Davis
Gatmsa
Walter Mayberry
Min Iuesmie
Mississippi State
Oregon
Arizona
Bronkoe Smilan
Lain
Rice
Southern Methodist
Ernc Lain
Owls
Tennessee
Mississippi
Cheek Duncan
Babe Wood
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Olcescon & Endy
Warners
Albert C. Malmer
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
George S. Rodock & Son
Fifth ST
Pa, R. RB
Englishtown Clothes
Englishtown
Hell
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