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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
9
Emmitsburg High faces a wary future as veteran players depart for college while junior and senior members adjust roles. The team plans league games and nonleague contests, with expectations focused on forging consistency across Pennants and Carroll County schedules.
Abridged notes from a prior article discuss how to bid in bridge. The piece outlines basic strategies for partnership bidding and signals, emphasizing communication and standard conventions used by players.
A fragmented discussion presents a contract problem involving a long heart hand and an opening one spade response. It questions optimal bids if partner rebids no trump or spades, stressing partner influence, distribution, and sound fundamentals for a safe contract.
Western Maryland to meet West Virginia in a home football game scheduled for October 31 in Morgantown. The schedule indicates the matchup is on the calendar with a hopeful outcome for Western Maryland.
The YMCA league game featured a 14-12 Buccaneers win over the Buccs with late pressure. A tied pace and short baskets marked the struggle as March records and the coaching staff led by Joan D. Harmon faced a tight match, highlighting roster notes and team efforts.
Fragmentary OCR presents scattered sport items with unclear names and results. The readable segments reference teams, players, and possible events without coherent details or outcomes. Further text needed for a complete, sourced card.
The article describes a league start where MG A defeated Parkway School 41 to 119. It also notes a 39 to 7 win by Martland School over another foe, with Coach Alsmann guiding a fast, high-scoring team. The piece includes stray references to church events, mock gras recipes, and a Frederick Art Club meeting detailing Christmas program plans.
Large crowds attended the Ford automobile show at the Armory on Wednesday night, opened by Ford dealers of Fredericksburg. Floral films and test fashion features were shown with prizes awarded each evening. First prize donated by J Paul, second by Tor Refining Co, third by William A Walsh, and other gifts from EB Shipley and various donors were listed for consolation prizes.
Marriage licenses issued to R. Bucnanan Jr age 21 and Piimmens age 13 of Wash State. Property deeds recorded for Rotsnam L. Worleso and Fret atx in SLC. Nayton B.
Authorities investigate the disappearance of a girl from Washington after she reappeared with family members. The report notes the parents had not heard from her for an unknown period and a search was requested. The latest update indicates the case remained under inquiry as officials continued to verify details.
Washington Cumberland notes Morgenthau assured funds totaling 12000 to pay dividends of 13 percent to the depositors. The Freburg institution has been closed since 1933 and today's dividend is the first since the bank suspended business.
A basketball film under the National Basketball committee will be shown in Brod beck hall Hood College at 30 evening. It covers major rule changes in women’s basketball and tips on offense and defense. Invitations extended to players coaches from nearby unions and Hood College students with Frederick area pupils invited as well. A separate note mentions American Museum of Natural History scientists planning a fieldwork in New Guinea to study biodiversity.
Western Maryland College officials report alumni groups selling about one hundred tickets for a football game. The money, except for federal tax, funds a modern practice field. Dr. Fred G. Honex of Western Maryland College is cited as the press contact for the event.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a sports event night with a campaign group and players. Readable names unclear but suggests local league schedule or results and promotional notes. Might reference team Campane 145 Gid Srers and Hesagua.
A large crowd packed the Brunswick Fire Hall for a rapid nine round boxing card staged by the volunteer fire company. Joe Bruns defeated an opponent in a fast showing amid a rough crowd setting as two preliminary bouts ended quickly and a list of local boxers impressed the audience despite crowded conditions.
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