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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1934
Page
7
Hagerstown beat Catonsville 21 to 9 at Center Field in a hard fought gridiron championship. Key plays by Peg Schlosser and Jane Whit ham propelled Hagerstown to a 7-4 halftime lead. Catonsville’s defense hampered by fouls and penalties.
Middletown high school faltered after a strong start as Gettysburg College Sigma Chi Fraternity pulled away in the second and third periods to win 19 to 7. Wolf gang entered second period and rapid scoring gave them the lead that held. Referee Jake Rudy.
Yesterday's results show Co. A defeating Postoffice Match Tuesday. Potomac Edison faced Old Scouts in a league contest. The oyster is found along every seacoast state except Maine and New Hampshire, reflecting wide commercial fisheries.
The Daisies beat the Violets 1 0 at Cadet Field to virtually clinch the G H Soccer League championship. Mercer scored the decisive goal. In a separate game the Redbirds routed the Tigers 14 0, featuring strong forward play and multiple scorers including Mercer Baumgardner and Crum.
Chirag, Dec 8. Red Grange nears fifty season as a player and eyes coaching under Bob Zuppke before leading a college team. The piece discusses Grange learning football tactics, Carl Brumbaugh as a master quarterback, and Chicago Bears’ bid to defend the title at the Polo Grounds on Dec 9, with historic ties to Zuppke and early Illinois football.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Grange and Southern California versus Notre Dame style ball. Names and places are garbled but references to teams like Texas Christian and Michigan appear amid scattered phrases about football legends and coaching.
The Shipley Soccer League title chase shifts to Brunswick Sunday afternoon as Railroaders host Frederick at 2 30. Brunswick seeks a second half win to boost title hopes while Frederick, Middletown and Mt Autry chase strong showings. Matches also set at Carroll County and Walkersville with ref Kaplan and officials named.
The Frederick Basketball League was organized with eight teams and a schedule set to run 14 weeks starting December 28. Clubs include Blue Ridge Lines, Company A, Cresap's Rifles, DeMoley, Shipley's Celtics, Damascus, Tuefel Club, and Middletown, with referees Benard Hartman and James Houck and George Salter as scorer. Rosters capped at 10 per club. preliminary roster and forfeit details to be finalized.
A roll of college and county sports moves: St Johns College athlete joins Wagestown baseball and succeeds Charles W Bayer as Washington County League president. Bil Shepherd of Western Maryland selected for East squad in the East West game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Sean Bucknell to represent North at the Orange Blossom Classic in Miami for the University of Miami. Western Maryland College faced tough results with eight wins in ten. Temple game noted. Chick Rule, famed Frederick Hustlers outfielder, retires after a shoulder injury in pro football. now with a nationwide restaurant chain in Washington. Say you saw it in The News.
Hawthorne Athletic Club of Baltimore brings a lineup of former high school and prep stars to McCurdy Field Sunday afternoon to challenge Frederick Athletic Club. The charity game, sponsored by Francis Scott Key Post Ameri can Legion, aims to raise funds for toy rebuilding and painting for poor city and county children. Frederick expects a tough defense against Hawthornes passing and a strong kicker may replace Paddy Byrne. The match starts at 2 PM, no passes will be honored, and Grove plans to finish the season December 16 with possible Irvington or Landsowne.
Kaufman defeated Tranmen as yesterday’s results in the Derr Bowling League. Future games: Monday Duntlonps against Trainmen, Tuesday Tutsday, Wednesday Wildcats versus F. I. and 5S, Thursday Blues Ribbons versus Arrow, and Gunther's versus Kaufman.
Westminster wins three of five games and total pinfall to even the series at two. Top scorers were Bob Grove and Charlie Hudson with 594 pins apiece, as Frederick and Westminster posted strong lines at Recreation Center alleys on Thursday night.
Two Cincinnati boys, Charles A. Hall and R. M. Wildberg, defend the National Open Contract Pair and Team-of-Four titles at the National Contract Championship. The article highlights Hall's precise play in a six spades contract, where he refuses the heart finesse, leads the ace of hearts, and manages a series of careful discards to secure the odd on the hand for top score.
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