Mount May Hosts Two Games Here
Mount May schedules two games here as part of a local sports slate. Washington College is listed in connection with the event, though details are unclear due to the fragmentary source.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1936
Page
10
Unclear Text Fragments Refer to Names and Associations
Readable fragments mention Suzanne Lenzlen, Mary K. Browne, and members of a group related to a named organization. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent events or actions for a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
W Tammany
Suzanne Lenzlen
Mary K. Browne
Unclear OCR Sports Result Note
Fragmentary text shows scattered league results with unclear names and scores. Readable items mention a period before the afternoon and a game outcome with numbers like 238-5 and 126. No coherent teams or dates are identifiable.
Rum Running Visual Shows Clustered Vessels and Alcohol Transfer
An illustration titled Wien on graphs depicts one large vessel with four smaller boats nearby. The scene implies alcohol transfer among the vessels, suggesting illicit activity or smuggling as the core focus of the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agtechet Wien
One & Ta
First Down And Then Some By Grayson
Harry Grayson reports on football action highlighting a standout performance by a Cornell player and contrasting performances at a midseason meet. The narrative references Huskers and Olympians in a blurred recap of yardage, power plays, and competitive energy across teams.
Fragmented OCR note on exit card and contracts
The readable fragments reference Ky WM. EL MCRENNEY secretary of American Bridge League and a contract problem. Mentions east Asian and West Yoda names. contains scattered phrases about exit, payment, and duties. The text is garbled with no coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KY WM
EL McRenney
Avery
Brunswick Defeats Beonsboro Guintet County Five
Brunswick defeats Beonsboro Guintet County Five with a 28 to 7 score in a decisive late-season game. Maite shines, delivering key plays and leadership as the team secures a critical victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Beonsboro
Guintet
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M.C. A. League
Tirtreath
Eng Serene Orien
Harry
Grayson
Dee Manson
Cunningham
Lezs
Cornell
Hest
Ing
Futland
Mpc
Atreu
Bouwse
Wwe3r
Awa
Soniik West
Yodas
A. Pian
Evien
Hearts
Laver
Tan
Bonihorn
Ifroaders
Towerfel
Washinton
Maite
Nail Sensoa Aid Estitling
Brounecich
News & Post
Greenawalt
Kitts
Canall
Carters Buat
K. M. Dempsey
Limestone
N.Y
Kat-Snap
Williamson’s Drug
North Market
Maryland Chick Hatchery
Maryland
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market
Drom Corps
Tai As A Eee
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