Brunswick Cops No Half Title In Shipley League Final
Brunswick won the strong half championship of the Shipley League by defeating Mt. Airy 5 to 1 before 500 fans at Mt. Airy. The win earns Brunswick a title showdown with Frederick, first-half winner. Mt. Airy struggled without back field ace Day and failed to click on many scoring chances as Brunswick dominated, scoring three goals in the second half after a 2-0 halftime lead. Substitutions and field conditions influenced the match, with Taylor and Walker delivering Brunswick goals and Bell kicking a notable penalty for Frederick in a separate league game where Middletown beat Emmitsburg by forfeit.
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Shitley Soccer League Sunday Games Recap
Brunswick 6 Mr Airy 1 and Walkersville 2 Middletown 1 Emmitsburg 0. Forfeited game Sunday Frederick vs Brunswick site undetermined.
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Cornell backs open athletics scholarships for top players
By Harry Grayson Cornell University endorses cooperative alumni funding for athletic scholarships, aiming for strong football teams while keeping character and brains as primary criteria. The plan calls for direct university offers with no alumni influence, ensuring equal access and high academic standards. It argues that substantial football funds are needed to support other sports and sustain education, warning that overreliance on subsidized athletes could threaten college athletics and education alike.
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Trouble In High Cards Secretary American Bridge League
A verbose hand analysis from a bridge problem explains how to counter a West opening and evaluate standard leads. It discusses bidding implications for North South and East West, evaluating tricks, discards, and the double dummy chances in a national championship context.
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Y M C A League matches keep Chrysler and Buick tied
In Saturday morning games at the Y floor Chrysler beat Chevrolet 16 to 9 while Plymouth edged Buick 24 to 23 to keep Chrysler and Buick tied for first. Clarence Esworthy hit a late field goal to lift Buick past Plymouth with 20 seconds left. Jimmy Sparks scored late for Plymouth, then Esworthy sealed it.
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Eastern eleven faces West Soy in San Francisco clash
Sports notes highlight Till Shepherd starting for Eastern in the San Francisco game Tuesday afternoon. The feature of Eastern drills is their refined defense as plans to host Philadelphia Spirns and New York Celtics loom for February eight. Maryland beat Ohio State 41 to 30 with Vic Wills and Bil Guckryson in the lineup, and West Virginia looms next at Cumberland armory on Wednesday. Bernie Buscher remains the sole returnee from last season’s Maryland squad.
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Maivland
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Cumberland Armory
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Indoor pro tennis title decided in three straight sets
Five years ago New York abolished junior championship sections of the eight standardized divisions of boxing. Ten years ago a St. Louis group headed by R J Connery bought the St. Paul American Association club. Frederick soccer team to practice at Cadet Field Tuesday at 4 30 in preparation for first game with Brunswick. Mercos basketball team to meet Poolesville Rangers at 8 pm. Forest area of Manitoba estimated at 137000 square miles.
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Sadausky Joins Coca Colas for Maryland Armory Game
Fig Al Sadausky known for football will play center for the Coca-Cola pro quint in its debut at the State Armory Friday night against St. Mary's Celtics of Alexandria Virginia. He replaces Joe Croson and teams with former college stars from Maryland and Holy Cross. The main game starts at 8 o'clock after two preliminaries featuring Coca-Cola Buddies vs Hagestown YMC A and Jeffersonian Democratic Club vs Baltimore Collegians. Tickets are advance and a large crowd is expected.
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Soldiers Win: Company B Defeats Stull's Service Station
In a local competition, Company B secured victory over Stull's Service Station, claiming top honors. The event highlighted teamwork and quick strategic moves, with notable performances from several service crews.
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Rose Bowl Opponents Rally for Final Prep on New Year’s Day
Pasadena December 30 Stanford drills on passing as Alabama rests with the Crimson Tide aboard the fleet off Long Beach. Stanford forces workouts to sharpen its aerial game while Alabama eyes a third Rose Bowl win after two victories and a tie in the classic. Ticket sales reported 84,474 for the game.
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