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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1935
Page
7
The season ends with one of the best teams, weather dampening attendance, and Grove High announcing coach Hugh Schesl’s retirement after 19 years. Fans expect him to return next autumn to finish the plan.
In a short recreation league event at South Street Blentlinger, Golfies faced Molesworth Poole and A Cramer EB with Cramer tallying strong totals for a 485 to 524 result after Habits forfeited.
Yesterday results show Red Steers v South Sh with upcoming games listed. Ines and Groffs to clash, Umea Mfg Co involved, and Roney to meet Hal.
A fragmented sports column reviews refereeing decisions and player actions in a tense game. The piece recalls a veteran official’s insistence on penalties, recounts a coach’s cautionary tale, and acknowledges upcoming roster changes. Names of players and teams surfacing include Braddock, Lens, New York, and references to a girls team lineup and coaching staff.
A fragmented, archaic sounding reminiscence reflecting on aging and youth. The speaker muses on growth, time, and the emotional pull of youth as life progresses toward middle age.
Secretary McHENNEY outlines a finesse approach as a last resort to prior contract issues. He explains declarer choices, timing, and the need to maintain confidence in two possible lines, citing an Indianapolis team roster and a described hand with West opening diamonds.
A fragmented bridge description asks if the six spades contract can be made. East plays a sequence including a spade finesse to try to win, with dummy's hand and other suits in play. The readable text hints at a successful spade finesse affecting the result, though details remain unclear.
New York Dec 28 Warner Bros withdraws from the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers, requiring separate licenses for broadcasts. Networks will not carry Warner songs, including Paul Whiteman themes, with several dates and programs listed, while a custody case and publication order appear in the text excerpts.
The text references Cuban political unrest and a resignation by Carlos Menaztia as Provisions President, mentioning U S relations, Roosevelt era ideologies, and reactions from American and Cuban figures. It also includes disjointed notes on Herman Flagstad and a singer, yielding a largely garbled, era-specific snapshot.
Fragmentary notes show a golf player linked to Walter G Knapp and a Pinehurst event. The text mentions February, multiple meets, and rounds around 200 yards, with expectation to enter further Jones points. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fire alarms sounded in the afternoon for a chimney fire at Miss Rose Meister on Patrick Street and a second chimney fire at 102 Water Street. Fire brigades responded, no damage reported.
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