Touchdown Eagles Compete Amid Rule Debates and Hoops Preview
The gossipy notes hint at Eagles after a 10 point TD lead meeting Harpers, with rule making actions possibly next. Readers learn of a football and basketball focus, featuring Willam A. Ava and George Tren, plus a Brunswick Independents lineup and a Poolesville preview, including a December 1 game in Poolesville.
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Blethen
Zemtat
Brunswick
Poolesville Rangers
Red Triangle
Poolessole
Poolesville
Two More Players Up For Hagerstown Club Deals
Hagerstown Baseball Club owner Joe Cambria announced two more players have been sold to Elmira of the New York Pennsylvania League. The double sale lifts Cambria's total transactions this season to thirteen as he seeks to boost a fast, ambitious squad for the Hub City next spring in the Blue Ridge circuit.
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Hagertown
Hagertown Baseball Club
Bluc
Ant
Joe Cambria
Buddy Fand
Elmura
Neftiab
Caimbria
Sevérsl
Washington
Blue Ridge
Hagersteen
St. Marys
McGarrigan
Mount St. Mary's College Nine
Cambria
Makins
Hagerstown
Bowling Loop Results Clash as Hustlers Edge Eagles for Second
The Hustlers moved into a tie with the Eagles for second after taking two of three from Gulf Pride on Diamond alleys. They won the first game by seven pins, finishing the match with a 74-pin margin. Baltimore team seeks games with Frederick clubs. contact Ted Marks in Baltimore for arrangements.
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Hustlers
Eagles
Gulf Pride
Baltimore
Omkler Club
Qaint
Frederick
Ted Marks
Ballotore
Diamond Allers
L. Baking Company
Quint
Dakers
G. L. Baking Co
Marte As. Ql
Hoffman
Booker
Bmitt
Hamilton Cis
Maz
Larhite Ealeres
New 1931 Baseball Aims to Increase Break and Limit Home Runs
Report from a Reach factory briefing that the 1931 baseball will feature a heavier horsehide cover and thicker seams to create sharper curves and better grip. Executives expect the ball to remain in play longer, reducing stray hits and giving pitchers a larger advantage while not yet confirming any impact on overall hitting.
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New York
Eclal
Changing Scenes In Baseball Power Struggles Of 1900s
The Old Guard era resurfaces as Charley Comiskey Han Johnson Garry Herrmann and Ban Johnson are profiled. Johnson battles failing health as Comiskey dreams of the White Sox of 1900s while past feuds with Comiskey echo through the sport. Keener plans travel to Chicago to seek peace with Ban Johnson and Comiskey.
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Tate
Charley Comiskey
White Sox
Han Johnson
American League
National Commission
Garry Herrmann
The
Reds
St. Louis
San Johnson
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cominkey
Ban Johnson
Comiskey
Pil Bay
Browns
Pettom
Keener Flirs
S.d
Keener_ aiter
S. Lous Star
Hetar
Wich Ban
Choe
Bert
Keener Kate
Johnson
Comisker
Ban
Charey
W. Keentr
Comiskey and Garry Herrmann Chronicle Legacy and Treachery
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Comiskey’s suspicions during the 1938 World Series and attempts to arrange a compida tion with the National League. It notes Garry Herrmann’s pension, Cincinnati ties, and a garish exposing party, ending with a tale of a runaway cart of type and a river splash.
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Garry Herrmann
Cincy Reds
Old National Commission
Garry
Cincinnati
Cincy
Garibaldi
Cinenali
Ohio River
City Bowling League Wednesday Results
G L Baking Co defeated Farmers in last night’s remits. Hustlers defeated Gulf Pride. Tonight’s games feature Y M E B versus Garber's Bakery. Garber's Bakery beat Crystal Laundry 43 to 22. M E B remains.
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G. L. Baking Co
Gulf Pride
Baseball League Records Highlight 1929 Season Feats
The article lists top single season and career marks for the 1929 baseball year, naming Terry of New York who led in games and notable totals for runs, hits, doubles, and stolen bases. It cites Rogers of Chicago with runs and Klein’s prior home run record, plus Lewi s R O W o son and Hazen S. Cuyler for base steals and related records. It also notes several players who appeared in all games for their clubs and mentions a birthday joke and Wisconsin representative Henry Alien Cooper’s tenure.
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Cofirm
Eames
Tore
Peepee
Terry
New York
Sateen
Terr
Frack J. O'Dou
Philadelphia
Fed ‘N
Chara H. Krein
Prelacelphia
Ue Mist
Tou
Saa Fis Agneneting Regeegerts
Rogers Hore
Chicago
Edward J. Delei
Philadelpiia
Adam Comoreedy
Pruspur
Charles H. Kien
Thomas Thevenow
Hazen S. Cuyler
Elwood English
William H. Tess
Taylor L. Douthi
St. Louis
Taylor L. Bow
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Harpers
Shaney
Willam A. Ava
George Tren
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E K Hay
Hal
Mest
Corp College
Cas
Cn Maftusbre Howe Company No. Nt
Dhe Shepherdarewn Cliegiars
Titenewen A. Cort Maree Beure
Gower
Galf Pride
Kolb
White
Kemp Ao
Hwsthera
Eyler
Ramsburg
WF Cramer
Pitez
Seema
Reach Factory
William Beaucher
NEA Service
Connie Mack
Brent Metindes Semirermry Mevant
Bist Coole Mack
Philedeipttta Athletics
Mae Ai
Shibe Park
Betoeen Times
Fispietn
William Brauer
Od Roman
Comiiskey
Garry Nemmsen
Rost
Cimexnais
City Bowling League
Garber’s Bakery
Kansas
University of Kansas
Saccini
Jim Bausch
Bausch
Bui
Kenneth
Tobnson
Jashack
Giast
Bence
Wile
Henry Alien Cooper
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Stear
Floyd Gibbons
Mary
McCormie
the Bennett Shoe Store
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown Savings Institution
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick Mid
Quaker City
Central Trust Company
Maryland
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