Walkersville Mount Airy Diav In Fat Ter Town
Local prep action frames Walkersville against Mount Airy in a Saup ey League schedule with seven and eight games set for afternoons. Notes report referees asked to file box scores to 418 North Market Street as the News-Post offices close Sunday.
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Ancuur Crystal
Tervals
Saup
Walkerville
Ary Gether
Ceagur
Wiener
Hermon
Freeenck
Thurmox
News-Post
Simdlay
Doreey Shipley
North Market Street
Hse Wen
Bramitsberg
Roscoe Shook
Frederick
Charlee Utterback
Jefferson
Bock Aldridge
Mai Airy
Oliver Heeger
City League thriller ends with narrow win for the Sports
In a tense City League match on Wednesday night the Sports edged Castle's Photo Finishers 2 games to 1. The Sports won the first game by 21 pins and led after two games before dropping the final set by three. Total pinfall favored the Sports by 20 pins, 1475 to 1455.
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Castle
Bnith Oe
City Bowling League Results and Upcoming Matches
Sports reports yesterday show Sports defeating Castie's Games Tonight. Saunders' Aces led the Recrestton league game at the Recrwaton Center, finishing tied at 25 points. Peamuy Wickless, captain of Steelmen, stood out as key player, while Harman and Saunders Aces contributed to the tense finish.
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Saunders
Enders
Poins
Recrwaton
Wim Qhem
Steelmen
Wes ‘Peamuy
Wickless
Coord & Wel
Cames
Lund Care
Tae Sete
Sin
Schrosdes
Sanmes
Bedsen
Football Rules Ten Undergo Some Chance
Chicago Dec 27 Any college football rules change proposals surfaced at the meeting of the American Football Coaches Association. G Kipse of the University of Illinois presented seven proposed alterations to the play code including eliminating one dead ball rule and altering fumble and touchback procedures. Coaches favored a hands off approach while a national committee was authorized to review complaints of coach fairness and report back with names of affected universities.
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Chicago
Bopas
G. Kipse
University of Imo
Gilposus
Woolsy
F A G Season Marks Frederick Club Football Triumph
The Frederick Ashlei Club football season stands as its most successful with two, nine, and one records amid strong showings. Frederick defeated Powers Pennants of Washington, securing the state lead before a 25-0 loss to Prworth Pennants. Key performers included Herser, Barry, Butler, Crame, Rice, and Torenien as the team posted solid scoring wins.
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Faiine
Frederick ¢ Ashiei
Bar My Wed
Winchester
Ang Amnapob
Frederick
Prworth
Fetworth
Elesen
Britita Gunnins
Ev Lee Herser
House Kay
Barry
Pat St
Dick Butler
Duke Crame
Recreation League Results Show Mixed Scores Across Matches
Yesterday's recreation league results feature several bouts between teams such as American Fire, Edison, Maryland and Arundel. Notable scores include American Fire defeating a club with a strong showing, while Edison and Maryland posted additional wins. Standings update shows MOE B and Poona among leading clubs with mixed results across Friday fixtures.
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As & Ronet Mater Go
Pythias
FL &S Co
Poona
Edison
I “Gre Lane Co
American Fire
HOCKS SLIDES TO SEE BRALICHER AND BAER TALKS
A fragmented sports wrap lists boxing names and planned showdowns. Mentions Tommy, Max Baer, Carnera title history, hoped signings, and possible bouts with Barney Rossmere Veer toward future matchups and public interest.
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Tommy Bridge
Detroit
Aurler
Tommy
Oly Tad
Dave Haris
Joe Kane
Sam
Art Secharen
Tommys Sear
Max Baer
Thas Ing Carnera
Max Seat
Carnera
Sharker
Loughman
Sports and coaching chatter across 1994 highlights
The column surveys coaches and players from many programs. It notes Nig Groves seeking a catcher for a County League team in 1994 and Tay Brown coaching at Cincinnati. Alumni reactions and prep school moves mirror a shifting sports landscape with several named figures and local ties.
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Nig” Groves
Jonony Hansen
Walkersville
Yale
Tay Brown
Southern California
University For Cincinnati
Knowle
Tenn
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
al Farrel
Frederck
C. Teckle
Teeland
Mongar
Emmitsburg High School Fall Into Poor Form in 1922
A garbled 1922 sports note records a loss for Emmitsburg high school football amid broader county league admission and a mixed showing by Rose Boa and other teams. The fragmentary text mentions Fredericks County League and a 계획 midseason reshuffle, with unclear results and dates.
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Tae Aiz Gar i Legai Sports
Dian
Fredbars County League
Emmitsburg
Hugh Schools
Loef Gter
Freerzena
Brupswick
One Year Ago Coaching Change And Local Sports Notes
A garbled summary recalls Reggie Root becoming head football coach a year ago and mentions Maryn A Sie and Ace Hudkins in scattered references. It notes historic sports figures and colleges in a fragmented, era voice with incomplete details across several items.
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Reggie Root
Moing
Maryn A. Sie
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