Middletown Game Halted by Sheriff and Officials
A Middletown league match against Exomisburg was halted when County Board of Education officials seized the ball and interrupted play, charging Middletown players with trespass. The stoppage lasted about 15 minutes amid threats from fans as Sheriff Crumsnc Depey Earl Lowell and others discussed charges and a conference with Board president Leslie N. Cottentz. A game had been played last week without opposition.
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Middletown Tech
Middletown
Shiper
Exomisburg
Charles W. Crumsnc Depey
Earl Lowell
Count Board of Education
Pist
Dephy
Lowell
Edward
Mituall Kas
Sheriff Crum
Leslie N. Cottentz
Country Board of Educators
Pearers
Frederick
Brunswick
Brupswick
Rairoaders
Brumswick
Bob Stull
Walkersville
Jefferson
Damascus
Afrernoon
Gildetes
Walkersville Brooke
Walkersvite
Perkinson
Inn
Wwe
Mercer
Glade Wallerices
Comean
Biss
Wi A de Jsuemon
Carrol Coun
Fim
Piar
Haef Ah
Bomerick
Walsermite
One Year Ago Head Coach Named For Carnegie Tech
A fragmentary sports item notes that one year ago Hawanl Harpsier, Carnegie Tech’s 1978 All-America quarterback, was named head coach of his alma mater. It also references past events from five and ten years ago, including football and wrestling results, with sporadic names and scores from a local gymnasium game and other scattered athletic mentions.
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Hawanl Harpsier
Carnegie Tech
Jesse Harper's Notre Dame Era Described as Great Football Builder
The article lauds Jesse Harper for shaping Notre Dame football from 1913 to 1918, noting 39 games with 33 wins and highlighting his influence on basketball and baseball. It contrasts his groundwork with Knute Rockne's later system, praising Harper as a devoted coach and honest, impactful educator.
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Jesse Jesse Harper
Kansas
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Harte
Harper
Rockne
Harpers
Haute
Y. M. C. A. League Troubles With Mr Townsend
Ambiguous text discusses conflicts within the Y M C A League involving Mr Townsend and Delores. The passage references current positions, cooperation, and a distorted portrayal, presenting a confusing, newly framed issue as a difficult problem. Published by Purism.
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Townsend
Purism
A Book A Day Br Bruce Cattor
Townsend asserts near reports from a ser. Asan of the Amer- Scam consulate service in Cana. Mr. end UPSUMADIF KUOKS Ssome about the Chinese. What he' Sf MNul them is blunt ane. The American owed a consist: le toward China. i im consequence. only the tempt of the Chinese. Americans have spent enormous ums on missions im China. hate educated thousands of Chinese. have sated inhemerabe wat ay schools and hospitas, reversing Cheas-
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Townsend
Amer- Scam Comsulate
Cana
End
China
Bears Rally Past Giants For Oceanic Title Clash
Chicago bears defeat the New York Giants 23 to 2 in a tense National Pro football game marked by a late rally. Jack Manders boots two field goals and a late score gives Chicago the win before about 25,000 fans as Newman's passing and Giants drives threaten throughout a rough clash.
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Chicago
Hany Neamas
Michigan
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Otter
Rome
Play Bears
Jack Manders
Maneésota Mash
Manders
Bears
Newman
Hose
Badgro
Giants
Gers
Carl Brumpaugh
Florida
Bronco Nagurski
Finay
Ken Strong
Snich
Positon
Seld
Parish House Team Falls To Conservation Cats In Narrow Loss
Blue Ridge Summit’s Parish House squad faded in the final three minutes of a tight contest, slipping to the Conservation Cats from ing Creek by a 22 point margin. Helcom and Pellman led for the losers with limited support, while Basbof and Foxws battled in reserve roles as CLS lashed the visitors with slow defense and miscues.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Celea
Froming Creek
Ridge Summit
Ree Tong Pao Am Che
Helcom
Temple One
Civilian Conservation Corps
Sears
OS Helcoms
Basbof
iRudy
Pellman
G. Twee Cousins
Blue Rider
Byles
F. O
May Play Today After Delays In Weather
Weather postponed twice as western shore leagues and fieldball championships were to be staged at Cadet Field. Hagerstown and Maryland Park clubs faced slow pitch delays. rain muddy Cage Field. Visiting team members toured the city, luncheon served, and contests planned with State win not decided. Belgium described as leading in the world for salons per year.
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Westen
Cadet Field
Hagers- Loum
Belwind Braasens
Marrland Park
Alevick Rish School
Wheo School
Tesumes
Go Easy With No Trump SOLUTION to a contract problem
Secretary W E McKenney outlines bidding in no trump play for the American Bridge League Two. The piece stresses the one over one force, jump response, and two no trump as a menace bid. It warns against overuse of the one over one response and notes jump bids with a five card suit for slam potential.
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W. E. McKenney
Twe Bo Trump
Marimer
Bridge bidding and opening leads in spade and diamond contracts
The text discusses opening leads and responses in bridge, suggesting an opening in a strong five card suit and the pros and cons of third seat or fourth seat tactics. It mentions three no trump as a possible contract and the impact of suit selection on defense and declarer play, with examples and player actions.
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East
Alsowinsas
Leavis
Rani
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