Grove and Cumberland Cavs Listed In New Schedule Talks
The piece outlines Grove schedules and possible home and away games with Cumberland Cavs Arundel Bsat Clay of Baltimore and others. It notes a likely expanded schedule, plans for a home-and-home arrangement, and expectations of larger crowds for the coming season amid talk of opponent lineups and venue details.
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Tae
Mm Mans
Tte
Costa
V.ein
Pasbic
Ams
Cumberland
Arundel Bsat Clay
Baltimore
Alsata Clan
Hagestown
Ares
Arman
Fort representatives contend in Y Junior League results
In the Y Junior League standings Fort representatives compete across a tight schedule. The event highlights include undefeated Reo basketeteers and close late ratios as teams battle for top spots amid mixed results.
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Nash
YMCA
Bath Gators
Oldamonte
Ube
Ube Ford
Reo
Debeker
Haar
Garrett
Ford Tre
Huge 1930 race prize money distribution highlighted
Despite business depression, purse allocations remained strong in 1930 with nine grantors awarding cash prizes totaling $1,594.00 at Manland Bellmore on December 28. The year ranked high among state tracks, with others at Hagerstown and Melay noting notable purse totals. In Middletown, a basketball game between DeMielay Frederick and Middletown High was set for Tuesday night as local events continued.
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Bellmore
DY Warn
Rici
Schubld Bbssa
AL Hagerstown
Te Melay
Middletown
Frederick
Middletown High
Ruel and Golf Names Amid 1931 Speculation and Bud Evans Trade Talk
In early 1930s chatter Cleveland writers called Muddy Ruel aging yet smart behind the plate with major league staying power. Bud Evans eyed Buck for Cleveland, while golf lists hint at future stars like Clark, Ruman, and Kocsis amid season forecasts.
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Cleveland
Muddy Uel
Senators
Bud Evans
Indians
Buck
Mudds Ruel
Fox
Clark Gafith
Sod Ruel
Boston Red Sos
Ruel
Nats
Jones
Jane
Jook
Smiths
Horton
Mac
Clarence Clark
Tulsa
Paul Ruman
Bloomfeld NJ
Emerick Kocsis
Detroit
Tournament Control Eliminates Amateur And Pro Golf Bodies
Castee L sasrTu WEA Servieg Sowciad Writer reports that governing bodies are restructuring golf by dissolving amateur and pro federations. The FG A drives a plan to build a nationwide tour network, with PGA oversight, aiming to attract players and sponsors. The change shifts control to the PGA tour committee as the Western Golf Assn remains involved.
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Sowciad
Gadl
Lee Cie
Wwerd
Assachaon
Profemidhal Golf Dev Ation Sc Se Malaer
Copuedineg
Lournencett Bureau
Grusn
Clube
Toe FG A
Lona
Bob Harlow
Water Hagen
Balladoo Artasts
Galters Pleasera
Seenon Ts
Cham
Army Lads Skip Parade After Classic Game
The passage recalls a 1930 game where Army players left the field without the usual post victory parade. Winners did not march past the losers nor throw objects. The customary congratulations was absent, leaving contestants unhappy about the conduct of their opponents.
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Broadway
Brunswick Beats Boonsboro 2–0 In Snowy League Tilt
Brunswick rises to first in MicFaqueh League by defeating Boonsboro 2 to 0 on Wenner Field. Edgar Burch opened the scoring in the second half then Welton added a second as the game stayed in Boonsboro territory after the break. Key players for Brunswick included H Smith R Grimes Walker and Burch while Boonsboro stood out with Stoner Haller Herr and Gilbert. Brunswick travels to Clearspring next Sunday.
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Brunswick
Boonsboro
Wenner Field
Rail- Teaders
Edgar Burch
Welton
Smith
Washington County
H Smith R. Grimes
Walker
Stoner
Haller
Herr
Gilbert
Clearspring
Grovel H Smith
LFB
Sterner
BR Grimes
Burch
P Moser
Schamel
Moser
Sntertutes
Lightner
Porter
Heavy December rain followed by light snow fills streets
Snow and rain averaged over the weekend causing rising water in Pist'ra Creek where a level reached 24 feet 10 inches by Sunday evening. City pumps were shut off at 7 am Saturday as snow began to fall and traffic delays emerged with reports of stranded motorists and road closures across several areas.
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Mediarre
Evlemar
New York
Alo
Hafeas
Pridsy
Predenck Cluip
Deeret
Arya
Boal Reese aeLmeyts
Weilie
Aireane
M J Grove Lime Company
Monterue
Basketball reform debate centers on center jump change
Coach Sam Barry and Dr Walter Meanwell back eliminating the center jump after the opening tip and after each Chicago. The rules committee suggests coaches test proposed changes to judge their merit. Supporters argue tall centers gain undue advantage and propose new play methods to reduce that edge.
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Everett S. Dean
Indiana L
Goach
Sam Barry
Iowa
Soutte Calfornia
Dr Meantel
W.sconsdale
Varpa
Pwraue Saou
Firestone Rubber Cornanr
Chad- Wick
Wadech
Local race results and scattered sports notes
The report summarizes a sequence of athletic results and scattered notes from a Sunday edition, mentioning winded performances and park events. Names and places are partially garbled but reference Otana Evatts, Tal Cats, and a few regional venues with unclear dates and scores.
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Ford
Oldsmobile
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Darsen Fihre
Bk Tate
Laufer
Ete W
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Lake
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Erling Strom
Taomentiat
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Aiken SC
Manland
William
Max
Maxie Schmelng
Love Roting Commission
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Joe Jacobs
Motar
Mrown
Shes
Yarkee
Max Sehmreure
Pwc
Marbe
Navy
Samary Bant
Aboie
Walter Meanwell
Pep
AON
Botana
Ted
Poe
Sudorian
Ollendorff Watch
Arnold’s Jewelry Store
Fredericktown
Keefer Bros
East South Street
Central Trust Company
Maryland
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