Redskins to play five home games in 1938 season
Washington will host five home games at Griffith Stadium next fall after National League meetings. Four dates are set with the Eastern clubs New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia Eagles. The fifth home game will be against a Western team drawn by lot, likely the Cleveland Rams, with other Western opponents possible. Open dates for the league schedule remain to be finalized.
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Bowling Scores From Frederick Tailoring Company League
Latest results show Cutters defeating Pressers 3 to 0 while Jai Dept beat Pants Dept 3 to 0 in the Frederick Tailoring Company Bowling League.
Champion Returns To Chase 1938 College Title
Pullman Washington State middleweight champion Ed McKinnon has returned after leaving school last semester to regain eligibility for 1938 competition. In Philadelphia Penn players faced Dartmouth with only five shirts in a game leading to on court undressing each substitution. Contemp poet E. Cummings noted as author of a book with manuscript.
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Dartmouth
Professor Long Shapes Big Ten Athletic Code
Evanston recalls Prof. Co F. Long of Northwestern who helped mold the Western Conference, now the Big Ten. He chaired the faculty athletic committee, praised for enforcing eligibility rules and undergraduate participation, and witnessed the league’s rise from wooden stands to modern stadiums.
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DIES FROM EXPOSURE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY FIELD
Washington Feb 21 the body of Walter Jackson 31 of Laytonsville Maryland was found in a field half a mile from his home. Montgomery County police said Jackson apparently fell and could not rise and was lashed by the rain before his death.
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Red Sox Misfile Rookie Papers In Marcum Contract
Boston dispatch notes an error as Johnny Marcum's contract papers were misdirected to a rookie pitcher and the rookie's documents were sent in Marcum's envelope. The mixup marks the team's first error of the season and prompts review by club officials.
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Canzonerli Named Captain of Alabama Boxing Team
Tuscaloosa Feb 21 Dr Canzonert younger brother of Tony former ligation is captain and star middleweight of the Alabama boxing team.
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Playoff fate hangs on Freder ick County high school basketball games
Results today may decide divisional champions in the northern and southern triangles of the Frederick County High School Boys' Basketball League. A potential triple tie in the Northern Division could force a league huddle to name a champion if Emmitsburg Thurmont Walkersville all share two wins and two losses. Frederick and Emmitsburg face Brunswick and Thurmont while Frederick hosts Gaithersburg, with county title games next Wednesday set as Emmitsburg against Frederick. The Frederick girls are favored to win the county title, though Emmitsburg could upset them.
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State School Edges Middletown In 32-29 Victory
Middletown High beat the Valleyites 32 to 29 as the fourth quarter began with a surge by Hauver and Whack. Moser led Middletown with 13 points, while Hudson topped the Silent Cadets with 12. Both teams finished with 12 field goals and five fouls by the opponents.
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Pittsburgh
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Unclear Bridge Hand Reveals Defense Mistakes
Fragmented text describes a bridge deal where East opens, South responds, and declarer Walter Malowan faces misplayed defense. The narrative suggests a seven diamonds contract with risky plays, including a spade seven return and a finesse sequence leading to a limited defense of three tricks.
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Ais
Bridge Card Challenge Reveals Complex Double Play
A verbose bridge problem text describes dealer rubber-bid action with a double and sequence. The fragment mentions South West North East, opening, and a 6 response, ending with a 22 note. The readable parts show a puzzle-like deal and bidding outcome. The source lacks full context but centers on a contract puzzle.
Buicks Defeat Oldsmobiles In Y M C A League Game
The Buicks beat the Oldsmobile quint 21 to 17 in the Y M C A gym, moving to eighth place and three and a half games behind leaders the Chevrolets and Revs. The season runs to March 12, keeping pennant hopes alive for the tailenders. Hitler and Bartgis led scorers.
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It's Odd But It's Science from How Blakeslee on Rhine's ESP tests
AP reporter notes J B Rhine of Duke University claims his experiments show numbers of correct card guesses far above chance, suggesting extra sensory perception. Debates continue as Rogsin of Essex Junior College argues statistics do not prove ESP and publishes objections in the Journal of Psychology.
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Dr. Rhine
Rhine
Bunon H. Rogsin
Essex Junior College
Newark
N. J
Dodge and Plymouth clash in YMCA league scoreline
In yesterday's YMCA Basketball League results Dodge topped Plymouth 36 to 21 while Buick defeated Oldsmobile 21 to 17. Referee Quinn oversaw the games and scorer Gardner kept the tally.
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Bank Loans Rise in Maryland During 1937
State bank and trust companies in Maryland increased loans by 11.6 million in 1937, according to Bank Commissioner Warren F. Sterling. Investments declined by 14.5 million from the prior year and cash on hand fell by 6.9 million.
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Baltimore
No Show Cause Orders Claimed Here by State Official
State's Attorney Sherman P. F. Bowers said there is no local practice among county police magistrates of issuing show cause orders to aid installment houses in debt collection. He received a governor's letter noting such practice is illegal and asked him to notify magistrates to desist. Bowers stated he was unaware of any such practice but shared the letter with city and county magistrates.
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