Ridge League President Claims Evans Acknowledged Plan
The Cleveland club and Bhee Ridge League discuss resuming operation in 1981 with Evans reportedly telling Jamison of plans. Jamison insists Evans has not changed his mind. league bets on a direct statement to clarify Frederick’s tangled baseball situation and plans a league meeting within ten days.
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City Bowling League Last Night's Results
EB defeated Pride in a close match while Mreisy and Diemertde split their two games. Tomday Bagies edged Gulf Pride and Winnenhay won. Moose beat G I Baking Gems Thurrlar. Qarber's Bakery faced Furthera. Friday's schedule lists Hrustlers vs Crystal Laundry.
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Marken
Pooleville Fails To Overtake Stewart Photographers In Thriller
Stewart Photographers of Washington defeated Poolesville 27 to 21 in Poolesville High School gym. Fitzgerald sparked the visitors with a fourth quarter burst to secure the win as Ruble and Sones stood out for the Rangers. Referee Wilson.
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Cleveland club to move players for new season
The article notes Frederick and teammates Pomeer and Craw fore, with mentions of Joe Pomeer and Jinny Craw in relation to Frederick’s season. It states a Cleveland club plans moves involving Forger and Crawford from Terre Rents to New Orleans for the upcoming period.
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Joe Pomeer
Jinny Crawfore
Ave Tomes
Frederick Leet
Cleveland
Crawford
Terre
New Orleans
Sacrifice fly rule scrapped in joint rules meeting
New York announces that the sacrifice fly is eliminated from the rules by the joint rules committee at the Hotel Commodore. The change assigns a time at bat to batters who lift a fly that does not allow a runner to advance. The Brush Makers also dominated the Office team in bowling, led by Eaves with 402 pins over three games.
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Ta Chail
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USB Naval and
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Plain Power Cougars Face Alabama in Rose Bowl
A preview of Washington State Cougars versus Alabama in the Rose Bowl notes the Cougars' power and strong defensive lines led by Mel Hein and Turk Edward. It contrasts a straightforward, tough grind offense with Alabama’s potential counterattacks, while assessing how speed and deception may decide the game.
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Washington State
Alabama
Pasadena
Comet
Trojans
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Beckfeld
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Ita
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Tre Coast Eleven
Warner
Rockne
Manet
Reiay
Wallace Wade
Middl e Atlantic League eyeing expansion to Huntington and Charleston WV
The Middle Atlantic League considers adding Huntington and Charleston in West Virginia to its circuit as the Blue Ridge League struggles. Other notes mention Cubs star salary demands, Notre Dame players, and various sports figures with mixed incoherent references.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Frederick Five Loses Third In Row
Frederick five suffers a third straight defeat as Brunswich Independent squad edges ahead late. notes include 2:6 and 24-27 end score. Army-Navy game preview follows with charitable aims and attendance near 100000.
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Frederick
Waves and Flying Mare Scuffle Headlines Hagerstown Wrestling card
George Hill, 218 pounds from Chicago, pinned Greek 208 pound John Maxos in 22 minutes in a two hour scheduled match at the Hagerstown armory arena. Darton, former University of Chicago star, defeated Carl Vogel in 21 minutes with a flying mare. The opener lasted eight minutes with Nick Nestor and Bill Woods body slamming from the ring. Nestor sustained a three inch cut but pinned Woods in five minutes as a sizable crowd looked on.
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Chicago
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