Londos Defends World Title Against Tom Marvin in Hagerstown Bout
Approximately 2,100 fans in the Hagerstown Armory watched Jim Londos defend his world wrestling title for 17 minutes against Cherokee Indian Tom Marvin. Londos escaped a chin-lock, then used a toe-hold to seal victory as Marvin limped away. Prelims featured Bobby Grant and others in 15 to 20 minute bouts with a draw between Paul Hylan and Eugene Dellinger.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Jim Londos
Tom Marvin
Hagerstown Armory
Londes
Frederick
Marvin
Lordos
Bobby Grant
Richmond
Jarew Ai Wakish
Washington
Grammet Geattl
North Carolina
Bill Woods
Fete Shuster
Martinsburg
Pat ‘Leper
Hagerstown
Paul Hylan
Eugene Dellinger
Eb &m
Potomac Edison Team Beats Hagerstown In Classic
Potomac Edison club from two cities met in Hay City. Essie Frederick led the victors while Roderick Houck and Baer stood out for Baceestsae. Final score 27 to 47 as the match progressed with key moments in the second half.
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Potanec Edison Company
Hay City
Essie Prederick
G& Pet
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
AGG
Gene Padberg
Teddy Norbert
William Galatzer
Frederick
Paul Koch
Gordon Phelps
Biden
Bowling Loop Results and City League Standings
League leaders Diamonds 12 claim three straight wins over Farmers to seize second place as Eagles defeat Partners. Shook tops night scoring. late results note Moose, Garber’s, Crystal Laundry, Hustlers and G L Bakery upcoming games. Standings show Diamonds 12 7 0 .730 and Eagles 31 .2645 with others in pursuit.
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Calor
Eagles
Hustlers
G. L. Baking Co
Garver's Bakery
Crystal Laundry
MOE B
Moose
Frederick County Sports Records Highlight 1930 Meet
Summary of the sixteenth annual Frederick County track and field meet at the Frederick Fair Grounds listing champions from Frederick High Middletown Brunswick Thurmont and others across events from sprints and jumps to relays and field events. Includes later notes on baseball standings bowling tennis golf and local scholastic champions across the county.
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Bure
Gibson
Frederick
Church St
Frednauer
K. Gibsont
Rod R. Smith
L. Barrick
Jor
Frederick High
Emautsburg
Hugh
Smith Blair
Charles Philip Scarff
James Zimmerman
M. J. Grove
A. Moes
G. Dansberger
Thurmont High
D. Axine
Brunswick High
Walter Bussard
Edward Mobiey
Rawlings Poole
Clarence Stevens
A. Remsburg
Middletown
C. James
Thomas
R. Remsburg
Summers
F. Cain
Brunswick
Church
Anna Brill
Dorothy Dutrow
Fogle
Jeanette Manwell
Mary Marguerite Shipley
Katherine Agn
S Zlomerman
Mary Barthiow
Mary Bussard
Persy Darner
Anna Renn
Louise Renn
Dorothy Shaif
Betty Thrasher
Ruby Wes
Church St. Frederick
Margaret Albaush
Irene Bowers
Mildred Crum
Charlotte Hottman
Lina May Johnson
Mary Belle
Lila McKenzie
Emma Spicer
Michiz Holter
Miriam Hufer
Helen Kefauver
Kather- Elmira Rudy
Margaret Shack
Margaret Smith
Frederick Hight
Madeline Brengle
Cora Brown
Frances Biser
Eve Kreh
Mary Mullican
Edna Stewart
Catherine Trittpoe
Elizabeth Yinger
Frederick Hish
Anna Albsugh
Elizabeth al- Lucille Baumgardner
Anna Beard
Castle
Elizabeth Krantz
Eileen Miller
Evelyn Masaha
Middletown Bigh
Frederick Fair Grounds
Wiliam Galatzer
Frederick County
Lesgee
Ww. L. Pet
Emmitsburg
Yellow Springs
Thurmont Ae
Unionville
Woodsboro
Harold Remsberg
Press
Philips
Thureosont
Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Bowling League Meets to Decide Gulf Pride Exit
A special City Bowling League meeting is set for Monday at 7 p.m. in the M C A to discuss Gulf Pride withdrawal and league status for the rest of the season. Captains from nine teams are required to attend and determine replacements or restructuring for Gulf Pride.
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M.C. A
Jack Hart
Gulf Pride
Ioop
Gull Pride
Diamonds
Ang 5
Augustus G. Borne Dr
Capan
Bagies
Charyl Mercer
1930 Dame football scam details emerge
Fragmentary notes describe Carica Te Coach at Purda C Bard C 4 Da Haton as a manager in a 1930 Dame football scam. The garbled text hints at pranklike actions and suspect connections, but specifics remain unclear.
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Carica
Purdac
Bard. C
da. Haton
Carcdeo
Hornsby Under 2 Year Contract Details
Chicago December news notes Hornsby signs a two year deal for 193 and 1932 baseball seasons. The article mentions prior injuries including a right heel operation and a Memorial Day left ankle fracture. Some players like Custer Bush Malone and Root have holdover contracts. others await January 20.
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Hofnssy
Kiki Custer
Gur Bush
Pat Malone
Charlie Root
Stamos
Juniors defeat Treop by forty four points
A junior team secured a decisive 76 32 victory over Treop in a senior league matchup. Key players contributed scoring and defense to widen the gap in the second half. The win improves the juniors’ standings while Treop faces continued pressure to rebound.
City Bowling Loop Averages Highlight Hart’s Lead
Jack Hart remains the top bowler in the City Bowling League through December with an average of 107 across 45 games. Roy Mumford trails, while Walter Bob of Gulf Pride is runner up at 108. Charlie Keefer of the Moose posts a strong three game stretch, and Meeler, Witanmms, and Schroeder add notable marks in the scattered records.
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Jack Hart
Keader
Roy Mumford
Hatt
Bagles
Hart
Mumford
Harris
Walter Bob
Gulf Pride
Charlie Keefer
The
Moose
Eagies
Meeler
Pete Witanmms
Schroeder
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Garber'’s
Crystalis
G. L Bakery
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Rainman
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Playground Athletic League Baltimore
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Marrone
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BM. Grove
G. Brurhey
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Rogusz
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Frederick City
John Hart
John Hert
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Mount St. Mary's College
Fadco Big Five
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Frederick Athletic Club
Brunswick Volunteer Pire Company
Emmitsburg High School
Catoctin Country Club
Willem Co. Schreiber
Ray R. Taylor
Carl W. Snook
Everedy Ringer
B.O. Thomas
William C. Schreiber
Francis Scott Key Hotel
George OC. Parkhurst
James A Grove, Jr
E. Dwight McCain
James H. Gove, Jr
Charles FE. Hudsop
Elmer Slc
Maxwell
RW. Baer
Alvin G. Quinn
Harmwell
CG. Carty
B. O. Thomas
Daphne M. Schreiber
P. RK. Winebrewer
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B. D. Thomas
Helen Esder Johnson
Daphne SL Schreiber
E. D. McCain
P. R. Winebrewer
Helen S Ross
G. W. Yourtee
Serena Motter
E. D.thomas
Louie Thomas
B. O.thomas
Ringer
W. A. Rudde
Daphne M. Schre
State Armory
Torstarmitts
Accustis G. Bora
Ted
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Ciannse Blethen
E Manaret
Hornsby
Caine Che
Homer
Joe Mccarthr
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Mr. Homeby
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Tlbat Spurrier
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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