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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
6
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a magnate selling a battery and a person named Ostrielder, with bids and two ships and an old gran hat referenced, but the passage is garbled and hard to interpret.
The Cadets prepare for a key clash with Mannesberg and Frederick Friday night as Cilbert leads the forward line alongside Ogie and Decker. Weddie, Brown, and Williams anchor guards while Boyle works to balance the Yeuberkck girls team after a return to practice and new cheers.
The Crystals edged Sadek team by nine pins after a tense finish as Burke led in points with a 33A plus across three games and Berke shone for the junior team. Leader’s Bakery line shows the league standings with teams listed alongside scores.
The article recounts Robert Moyer Crore, a left handed pitcher from Midland, who faced early setbacks as a first baseman before a manager urged him to pitch. It notes his progression through the Martinsburg club, sale to the Athletics for 105000, and breakthrough seasons in the late 1920s and 1930s including a 34 win season in 1938, with detailed pitching stats and contemporary reports from Grove.
The Varsity marks Charles Rogers first Matting picture at Tirell with a college life setting and partial college humor. It shows the princpal cast and a selected chorus and avoids football scenes or campus controversy. Also on the program are Prep And Pep and Maryied in The Clouds featuring Al Wilson with aerial thrills.
Fast outfielder Brushing Up Sports notes Pacific coast star Averill was purchased for 46000 by the Cleveland Indiana club over heavier hitting teammate Smead Jolley. Cleveland GM Billy Evens sought outfield speed to fill a long vacant gap left by Tris Speaker and Anglian league plans. Jolley stays praised yet Averill’s speed and bat are highlighted as the ideal fit for the team’s expanding ballpark era.
The Studebaker captain led a fast break to defeat Reo with key plays from Mor, Birnie, and Zimmer. Oldsmobile led early against Buick as Jes scored the final tally. Mabey and Por opened for Rec in a tense late game.
The article discusses a bridge misplay and a winning line in diamonds noting key cards Ace queen and small cards for seven tricks. It also previews the Oakley C basketball team of Baltimore available for bookings and mentions the walrus as the most expensive animal to keep with food needs for a full grown walrus.
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