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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1934

Page

7

Phillies name Jimmy Wilson new manager of the Phillies

The Philes announce Jimmy Wilson formerly with the St. Louis Cardinals will manage the Phillies succeeding Burt Shotton. He signs a one year contract and is free to negotiate with any team. Wilson is a Philadelphia native age 32 with World Series experience.

Phiadeina The Philes Smstion Gervaces Philadelphia Wilson Hichy Phils New Harem Boston Braves Cardinals Jimmy Ursil (Spud) Das Ager

Fordham Names Crowley as Head Coach Five Years After Notre Dame

The former Notre Dame star and Michigan State coach Jin Crowley is appointed head coach at Fordham succeeding Astor Cavanaugh, marking a significant era change. The women's division of the National Amateur scene is noted in brief.

Aru Jin Crowley Fommer Notre Dame Michigan State Fordham Astor Cavanaugh

Tennis Association targets amateur prize writers

The Tennis Association moved to end the practice of amateur prize writers contributing articles and managing games for money. The 1932 Olympic boycott campaign by the Athletic Federation is noted as a separate effort.

Athetic Federation Fedar VU. S. Tenn Tennis Association

Canceled heavyweight bout amid disputed claims and chaos

A proposed Chicago heavyweight match between Bing Lesinsky and Max Schmelicz was canceled amid objections. German manager Hitler allegedly pressed the issue. fallout included tense statements and unsettled team details as the season unfolds.

Adolf Hite Germany Chcago Bing Lesinsky Max Schmelicg Ke Dracots Gernan Hitler Edjeriad

Knights of Pythias dominate Rec Bowling League night

The Knights of Pythias swept all games against Company A in the Recreation Bowling League. Final scores show Knights 2191 total pins to Company A 2012 with top scorers including Ramsburg, Clem, Zimmerman, and Showe. Upcoming games include Muse versus M.E.L., Trainmen versus Potomac Exitson, and Rener Motor against American Fue.

Knights of Pythias Company A Pythian Ramsburg Culier Zimmerman Piter Harrison Murphy Tucker BO Ct NW Roney Motor Co Taft Knights of Psthtas FLY Potomac Edison Roe Grove Lime Co

Upsets and Disappointments Dominate a Banner Sports Year

The column surveys 1933 sports woes including the Davis Cup collapse, Helen Wills Moody losing her crown to Helen Jacobs, Notre Dame football slips, Pitt and Nebraska upsets, and Ryder Cup routs. It previews Carnera vs Loughran and laments media circus around boxing, while noting Penn runner Bill Carr’s career cut short and other tragic sports losses.

Msjos Senators Joe Cronus Helen Wills Moody Helen Jacobs Notre Dame Pitt Minnesota Nebraska Duke Georgia Tech Chicago Long Island Penn Bill Carr Phil Ball St. Louis Browns Billy Neeck Cubs Erle Schaaf Carnera

Vienna Coup Not Required in Bridge Squeeze Lesson

Open contract play by Emrich of Cleveland illustrates a Vienna coup misunderstanding. The hand shows Emrich in South defeating West by a dove-tailing squeeze after trumps and diamonds, ending with West squeezed as the final elimination leads to a solid dummy.

WM EL McKennet Leagee Emrich Cleveland Eimer J. Babin Peir Wrert

Bridge hand and play sequence with opening lead

In a duplicate bridge round West opens hearts four and East wins with ace. East returns a small diamond. South passes to North who bids 1¢ then 2 and 4 then 5 and the sequence ends with a pass. West leads fourth of hearts and East covers with ace.

W. Vui South West North East West East

Eagles win bowling match on total pinfall at Diamond alleys

City League action saw the Eagles drop two of three games to the Lodgemen but secure a 42 pin victory in total pins. Close first and third games contrasted by the Lodgemen finishing on top overall.

Heth Sharkey Philp Samt Miami Florida Fisiic Flascas Lourhran Tommy Root Big Primo Loughran Iag Asbury Pive Lincoln High School Lincon Asbury Quint Whiting and Crampton Asbury Lincoln G. ¥. Smith Eeewwe Servemmavamensorerivonanees Keys F Roberts Norton Bmasod Ceemeesseenceeren Resersens O Bryant H. Crampton O Beaches Duckett Streams Posey Winnereren Aneinee Soeentinamgiaince O Carrol Srseesnimeen Bowie Wagner Fotals Roeferse Eincola Alumni Ae Waters Crampton Whiting Iomods Eenwess Eagles Lodgemen

City Bowling League Results and Upcoming Games

Sports defeated Easics in yesterday's bowling action. Caste's ve Saunders face off Thursday in the next league matchup. Tnamonds vs Chevrolets highlights from the 1994 National Automobile Shows note display limits for vehicle demonstrations.

Easics

Frederik Iron and Steel team withdraws from Recreation Boxing League

At a Tuesday night meeting chaired by President Clayton Morgan the Frederik Iron and Steel Company team withdrew after Charles Redmond urged a switch to long alleys. The league will finish the season under the present setup while two new directors were elected and Emil Welson named to replace Austin Staley. Representatives from Potomac Edison and other firms attended.

Knights of Pythfas Recreation Boxing League Frederik Iron and Steel Company Clayton Morgan Charles Redmond Frederick Iron and Steel Company Aggregation Frederick Iron and Steel Prapers George [Secasberzer PL Iailers Redmond Chester Orr HL & F. Trammen Emil Welson Austin Staley Eplace Redmond Strasberger Charles Bell Russell Evants Morgan League George Lexis Potomac Edison Ralph Bexxd M.S. ‘Grove Lime Company Haag Winpiessex Raney Motor Company Rasssell Koontz Frederick Iron and Steel Company

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