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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1937
Page
6
Long article previews the 1937 Pittsburgh Panthers football team with names like Stebbins, Souchak, Daddio, and Omaver, outlining expected backfield strength, line positions, and freshmen contributing to defenses. Notes Washington, Cal, and intercollegiate opponents, with focus on roster turnover and coaching expectations for a strong season ahead.
The YMCA league notes a messy game between Dade and Plymouth yesterday with the Buicks defeating the Petes 34 to 107 in a chaotic display. The other game had the Cavaliers beating the Ren Aaron 27 to 23, while the Turdves of the Clinvsler Hensetto produced a V-H score.
A report by Merril F. Morgan shows Raymond Clingwa of the Ox Pivce brushmen leading with a high pin average near 200. Arthur Wickell of the Preverick Watlers sits second at about 1120 pins for 40 games, with John Mart of Ane Chy Hart Wildcats third around 132-5 pins for 30 games. Clingan has the high single game at 384, while Rickell and Hart follow with 447. The Ox Pibre team posts the best team average at 52-1 pins for 30 times.
In a duplicate bridge feature, Mrs. Harold W. Sax of Chicago stages a brilliant bid amid a tense four hearts contract. North holds two kings and five hearts, while West's card play leads to a dramatic sequence. The column notes the risk of defensive overcalls and the tactical implications of vulnerable totals, with the author presenting the hand commentary and solution in the next issue.
Mount Marys basketball squad returned to practice after the break for two key Ramies this week. Big forward Lule is late but expected tomorrow. Savage resigns from his post as coach. The Mountaineers face George Washington, a strong underdog, then Dartmouth on Saturday with Jack Ogden joining Mere.
Harry Grayson surveys the 1936 Davis Cup plans noting US hopes hinge on youth. Budge, Mako, Parker, and Riggs top the candidate list. Vines cites Riggs as a strong junior, with Budge set to lead U S singles. Fostered by a shift to young stars, the 1937 team aims for victory.
Columnus Ohio reports Lem Sueckiin from the Ridge Mountain hills as a new pro wrestler amid mountain lore. He travels with his pet raccoon Oscar, wears overalls instead of tights, and defends his modest attire as decent. Married to a former teacher with one son, Lem began wrestling in August after defeating local rivals.
The January 15 boxing card of Francis Scot Key Post American Legion was completed Monday with a three round bout between Francis Wagner and Jimmy Jones. Ernest Lipps said advance ticket sales reached 354 ringside reservations as the arena was enlarged to accommodate more patrons. A five round main event features Garell Wright versus Russell Bhipe with Doc Cassel and Alberta Tonehurns in a three round semi final. In the three round prelims, Ray Cox faces Glen Drake while John Mulborn meets Calvin Drake. Also listed are Lee Stann and Kine Shackiefont in matchups, plus John Hammond and Andy Keady in prelim bouts. The Celtics opened strong but trailed the Brewers, with Art Zahn scoring the late winner.
Mike Thompson, veteran football official and president of Frederick County League, wore a smitt e that won t come off while showing a gold wristwatch presented last week by the Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football Officials at a banquet near Hatet tee. Al Maginnis, EAOF treasurer, announced the award named for Thompson as dean of officials in front of coaches, players, sports writers. The moment surprised Thompson as he recalled the 27 game winning streak of the New York Critics ending with the Heurich Brewers defeating the rote orang.
Mrs Dell Brees of Leonardville Kansas, mother of nine, says she is lost as the family school presence ends. Her youngest child graduated from high school in 1926, marking 35 years with a child in school.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss fur trade value, naming Alver Fox as principal contributor to fur economy, mentioning Canada and annual trade context with unclear dates or figures.
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