Indians Awarded Feller Contract Fight Ends Expected
The Cleveland Indians win a landmark decision overturning a minor league transfer scheme. Commissioner Landis upholds a $7500 payout to Des Moines and condemns the farm system practice that linked major and minor clubs through recommended signings.
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Bowling Legend Skangy Mercurio Tops World Average
Cleveland native Walter Skangy Mercurio, at 40, holds the world’s highest bowling average at 238 over many games and has 27 years of top competition. He recalls early days, key matches, and predicts Emil Siperke of Cleveland as the next singles champion.
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All American football team chosen by Grantland Rice
Eastern players headline the All American team for Collier's selected by Grantland Rice with Yale LSU Northwestern Texas Christian and Marquette among the schools represented. The piece lists players at positions including Kelly Yale Tinsley Widseth Danie Reid Starcevich Wojciechowler Baugh Prank Butyid Francis a fullback and Chick Pulls among others with notes on transfers and opponents.
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Silent Five Faces Georgetown Prep In Local Tilt
The Maryland State School for the Blind basketball team hosts Georgetown Prep at TIA Elk Ben gymnasium this afternoon. The Mutes have strong starts this season and aim to repeat their 22 point first quarter surge against previous foes while Prep seeks to maintain a near perfect record with steady improvements noted by Coach James McVernon.
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Maryland Collegiate League Preview Sees Strong Teams
Washington College coach Tom Kibler forecasts a stronger Maryland Meglate Basketball League season as top teams like Mount St Mary's Hopkins Loyola and St Johns dispute the title. With veteran guards centers and reserves, Kibler expects Washington College to field a competitive squad and notes improvements across the league.
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Young DeMolay Team Fights Hard In Hagerstown Loss
A larger and more experienced Hagerstown five defeated the Frederick DeMolay quint Wednesday night in Hagerstown 26 to 10. The DeMolay took an early lead and held it for seven minutes before Wallkill and the winners surged ahead. The game featured improved passing and solid effort from both squads with notable performances by Wallkill and several Frederick players. The match marked the DeMolay's first appearance of the season.
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Legion boxing bouts tonight in Winkles Arena
The Legion hosts a 25 round boxing card at Winkles Arena in Frederick featuring Earl Kiner Trump vs Trussell Shipes Brunswick, Oley Trumpower vs William George Lovettsville, Matt Wagner vs Gerald Barnard, plus several other bouts. Arena renovation includes new dressing rooms and heated facilities. Legionaries will assist with parking as gates open around dusk.
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Double Play Phil Weintraub Marries in Waukegan
The Chicago residents Phil Weintraub and Jeanne Holeman wed in Waukegan. Weintraub, a former New York Giants player, recently joined the Reds in a deal that included adding Inez as part of the transfer and bringing him into Major League circles.
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Local eventOfficials named as judges and helpers
Leon and Leonard Notnagle serve as judges while Serst D R Peterson acts as official timer. Legion night committee members include Lipps Fort Guibert and Tommy Willams in addition to Lipps.
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Motion Pictures Used In Cumberland Hearing
The State Industrial Accident Commission viewed motion pictures to argue Reginald W Allen was not totally disabled after a construction accident. It marked the first use of film in a Cumberland case before the commission. Allen had received a permanent disability award a year earlier, with the company reopening the case to show him repairing a fence on film.
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Mount St Marys Open Season at Emmitsburg Saturday
Mount St Marys College begins its season at Emmitsburg against Southeastern University of Washington. Coach Jo Jo Lanter leads a twelve man squad with no starting lineup set. Returning players include the Apiehella brothers Kokte Petrin and Mitchell. new players Savage Egen Kovich Kennedy Flanigan Karpineki and McGurl expected to contribute.
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