Eagles and Cards Clash In NFL Title Showdown
Philadelphia and Chicago brace for a title game that could go to sudden death after four quarters. Cardinals boast strong offense led by Angsman Harder and Kutner, while Eagles rely on Van Buren and Patton. Key matchups center on Kutner’s impact and Eagles’ pass defense.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Pat Harder
Tommy T
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Jimmy Conzelman
Steve van Buren
Louisiana Golden Bar
Thompson
van Buren
Joe Muha
Mal Kutner
Jerry Davis
Harder
Angsman
Kutner
Chiff Patton
Frederick Moose Cagers Top Martinsburg in Tight 51 50 Victory
Frederick Moose cagers rise to the Eastern States Basketball League lead by rallying past Martinsburg American Legion 51 50 on a late stretch. Dutrow paced Frederick with key drives and a final defensive stand as Demchak Murray and Brachey fueled the finish. Glade lassies beat visitors 28 14 while New Windsor downs Walkersville 26 15 as Janette Staley scores lead the Glace girls.
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Martinsburg American Legion
Dutrow
Mountaineers
Demchak
Murray
Brachey
Moose
Varel
Fredericksonians
Martinsborg
Aston
I Ai Age
Ae Bsaz
Frederick
Vaughan
Sparks
Rice
Demcehak
Glade Gea
Glade Lassies
New Windsor
Walkersville
Janette Staley
Glace
Glade
Majors Make Player Deals At Winter Meetings
Major trades by the World Champion Indians and the Philadelphia Phillies dominated the winter meetings. Eddie Waitkus moved to the Phils in a four player swap that reshaped rosters, while Cleveland landed Vernon and Eariv for Eddie Robinson Haynes and Kleinman. The trades featured several veteran pitchers and drew strong league-wide interest as clubs jockeyed to challenge Cleveland. The gathering also addressed night games, draft rules, and a planned bonus-rule study.
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Phils
Eddie Waitkus
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dutch Leonard
Cleveland
AM Vernon
Eariv
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Eddieobinson
Joe Haynes
Ed Klieman
Cubs
Leonard
Charlie Grimm
Dutch
Hank Borowy
New York Yankees
Walt Dubiel
Borowy
Brooklyn
Hank
Babies
Seattle
Borony
A. B. Chandler
American Legion
Executive Council
George Trautman
National Association of Minor Leagues
Bowling League Next Matches Set for Jan 5
F J and Bowling League announces matches on January 5 featuring Machinists facing Patternmakers and Coremakers with Office Achinists also on the schedule. Highs include M Dixon Machinists with 134 in a game and 349 in a set, Machinists leading team game 546 and team match 1566.
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M. Dixon
Machinists
Radio Schedule snippet from Dec 18 broadcast rundown
A dense list of radio programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and WMAL for Saturday December 18, detailing News, music, orchestra shows, talks, and variety segments. Programs include NBC Symphony, Grand Rose Bus, America United talks, Philharmonic, and detective mysteries, with ongoing time slots from morning through midnight.
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Nbe
Abe
Mbs East
Obs-Nest
NBC Symphony
Jack Beall
Abc
Dhs
Sigur
Abe Hawai Cats
Mte
Sauer Monros
Eba
Abe Dbs Iiurpa
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Maylolt Hoedown
We News
V News
He Kern
America United
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Obe Telft
Axam
Nbc Festival of Sonz
Cbs
University
Abe Mow
Chs
Abc News
Cbs News
Abc Music
Abe Ter Sute
Kelly
Abe Ted Matone
House of Mysters
J. Thompson
Living
Dbs Opera
Jana Pickens
Abe Bob Q. Lerts
Bob Merritt
Nbs
Quiet
Piay
Abe Quick
St Johns Narrowly Defeats St Alary's In Tight Clash
In Hagerstown St Johns High edged St Alary's 28 27 as the game swung to a late finish. St Marys girls beat Johns 27 25 in the companion contest with solid free throws and late pressure lifting Keiler led St Marys as St Johns trailed 21 9 at half then rallied but could not overcome the early deficit.
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St. John's High School
St Alary’s
St. Mary's
Johes
Hagerstown Quint
Keiler
St Mary’s
St. John’s
the Johnnies
Western
Washington
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Hanover
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de- Molay
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Siner
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Mt Na Hoff
Krehhz Ag
Summerbell
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Heckman
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Wolfe
Rauchard
Sunny
Brechner
Frederick M
Trervar
An Keller
Shanule
Eha
Harsh
Fahn
Grove
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R. Winpigler
Tyervar
Tim Non
Ove
Hobbs
U Swope
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iFord
Carjsegna
Clark
Malamphy
Briecehner
Fry
Durham
J. Malamphy
Kelly
A A . Harn
St John's
Schlosser
Kennedy
Frederick High Five Loser In Opening Game
King Richard I of England died of a shoulder wound inflicted by a crossbow bolt during the war in France. The fatal injury resulted from unskillful treatment or his own lack of care.
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Frederick
Richard I
England
France
Standings of the Teams Wo OLD Pet Frequency
Standings show Frederick leading with perfect record, followed by Hagerstown and Alexandria tied at .667. Waynesboro, Rockville, Martinsburg, Winchester, and Greencastle trail in the standings with varying win totals and win percentages.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Alexandria
Waynesboro
Rockville
Martinsburg
Winchester
Greencastle
Erratic OCR sports notes show 10 High team, high individual scores
Fragmented sports items list team names including Northcool Clothes and American Legion and individual names such as Char Ivers Newton eeedy Co. and H Bescht Copenhaver Clevenger with scattered season averages and a tentative trip date in December, reflecting a rough local athletic digest record.
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Northcool
American Legion
Char Ivers
Newton Eeedy Co.s
Blue Ridge Major Bowling League Latest Results
The Coliseum hosted matches with Walkersville Palace and Everedy leading Tuesday results. Nor Waynesboro Clean Point and the American Legion posted scores as teams Vied for spots, with Union standings showing Coliseum and Hag. Pis. at 38 points.
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Blue Ridge Major Bowling League
Coliseum
Walkersvil Palace
Everedy “Amer. Legion
Nor Waynesboro
Sunday Palace
Northced
Wa Peoples Cirs
Walkersville
Everedy
Sold Exclusively by Nicodemus Paint Store Card Ad
An advertisement notes exclusive sale by Nicodemus Paint Store located at 208 Court Street with contact by phone 23.
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Nicodemus Paint
Court Sr
Mack Confirms A's Exhibition Tour Across Two Countries
Athletic traveling secretary Benjamin 8 McFarland says the A's will stage exhibition games in two countries and Cuba from March 17 to 27. The passage notes a high divorce rate tied to the era and country, though specifics are unclear.
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Benjamin
McFarland
Athletic
Mack
A's
Cuba
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