Bakers Fall to Shepherdstown in Tough on the Road
G L Bakers, the city’s independent team, suffer a 28 16 defeat as Shepherdstown’s Johnson Mee Cretypatsy Meptyrs edge ahead. Despite a late rally W Maddux led the Bakers with 5 with key contributions from Stephens and Waldeck in a game played under professional rules at the State Armory. Friday’s rematch scheduled for 8 o’clock with a preliminary at the Y M C A opener.
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G. L. Balls
Othe Johnson
Shepherdscows
Toni Gh
Evetine
Rales
Bakers
Moore
Petted Stephens
Araly
James Lawers
Zepigy
West
Virginikins
Stephens
Magaly Movi
State Armory
Mike Krantz
Prederick de- Molay
Arcade Girls Win Bowling Match At Arcade Alleys
Arcade Girls defeated the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in three games, taking a match at the Arcade alleys. Standouts included D Waumgardnes and Baume with strong scores as the team topped Actue and others in a Tuesday league event.
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Tvashes
D. Waumgardnes
Mounts and Colonials Square Off In Washington Showdown
Mount St. Marys College seeks its season split as it faces George Washington University in Washington tonight. GWU relies on veterans led by Hal Kiesel and Charlie Hutter while Mounts eyes Kennedy Kokle and Apichella at forward as they chase an upset against the Colonials.
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Mount St. Mary's Colege
Southeastern US
Towson Normint
Shepherd College
George Washington University
Washington
Aofclock
Colonials
J. Henkins
Marshall
Nebraska
Jose Lawler
Mott Taineers
Hinan
Dan Dytrhieciter
Frank Apichella
Mike Karpinski
Auards
George Washington
Nebraska Quint
Hal Kiesel
Charlie Hutter
Worth
Ben Goldfauddeg
Independents Rally to Narrow Win Over Church Street
Independents edge Church Street 26 21 in a tense late finish. Key scores by Wright Shipley and Derr kept the game close as the Independents surge to lead then hold off Church Street for the victory.
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Thilenger
Church Street
Three Newcomers On Bullets Grid Card
The 1938 Gettysburg Bullets football schedule introduces three new rivals Dickinson replaces Franklin and Marshall and adds Bucknell St Johns Washington and Jefferson. Home games include Drew University and Ursinus while dates list October 1 at Lewisburg and other fixtures through November 12 at home and away.
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Oettysburg
Cettysburg College
C. B E. Whelmer
Hattleford School
Thucknell University
Washington and Jefferson
St. John’s Calera
Annapolis
Lehigh
Penn State
Lafayette
Bucknell
Pranklin
Marshall
Dickinson
Dettysburg
Yean
Graystyare
Rat Devils
Buskness
Home
Drewel
Agar
Muhlentere
Atay
Hay
B. W
J. Home
Ursinus
Nay
Stanford Star Nas Nascent All America Prospect
The 20 year old Italian Nas averages just over 1 point per game this season while contributing 416 total points as Stanford wins the Pacific Coast title. Coach Dunn praises his speed, defense, and versatility as a top college player from Galileo High School in San Francisco.
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Hank Luleit
Stanford
Uasmeloer
Can Qulk
Talian Nas
Altho
Luisetti
Atx
Tree
Dunn
Galilea High School
Sin Francisca
Cie
Stanford Athtette
Gridiron gossip and player notes shift across leagues
Harry Grayson reports on Cardinals and other teams amid rumors of Cardinal opponents from Los Angeles and New York Celtics. Mentions Cronin presidency and college football coaching chatter, with notes on players like Charley Doyens and Shanty Nogan, plus boxing and basketball anecdotes and a Boston winter affecting skiing plans.
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Charley Doyens
Yankee Piteber
Mls
Eek Bank
Bob McDermott
News
York Celtics
Renny Leonard
Mexico City
Armolro
Caranova
Rere
New Stampthire
Ringeders
John Henry Lewis
al Ditore
Ithilly
Squeeze Beats Finesse William Terry of New York in Bridge
Squeeze beats finesse as William Terry from New York wins a bridge trick, with Perry holding South and a controversial two heart bid deemed forcing by many players in the matchup among expert competitors.
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William Terry
New York
Ctaos
Lowerer
Wisteon WX
Perry
South Contracts To Win With Sharp Card Play
After winning the first spade trick South clears trumps. The question asks whether he should immediately discard a club on the ace of spades, given the hand provided in the problem. The solution considers trump management, opponent card distribution, and the need to preserve entries for later losers.
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South
Tao
Athaoares
Ue Dow
Heming
Hf West
Perry Nay
Mining and Trade Notes Highlight Regional Dealers
A compact report notes miners and dealers in the region, listing several businesses and mentions of trade activity. It references unnamed entities and general market movements without detailing individuals or precise figures.
Bridge confusion hits a tough hand as players race diamonds
A dated bridge scene shows partners miscommunicating during a diamond sequence. South leads wins and West counters as the dummy holds key spade and heart cards while the play heads toward a decisive ten trick finish.
Owen Owenston Aimed for Major League Catching
Cardinal scout John Angell signed Owen in 1934 after spotting him in Springfield Western Association play. Owen, who grew to 5 feet 10 inches and 170 pounds, trained with Columbus and Rochester outfits and showed promise as a catcher despite lighter power. He played in Western and American Association all-star games in 1933 and 1936, with projections to reach the majors, while noting a family history from a World War II era. The piece also notes a vast star count estimate of 100,000,000 stars when viewing the heavens.
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Almour
Beals
Delancey
Arnel Owen
Pecetiery Coles
Sears
Sindiots
Los Angeles
Baretung
Ol Tyyas
Dean
Osun
Ta Avan Park
Ie Meighiter
Vikas
Conan
Detroit
Mare Sin
Uhreir
Seth da Oaen
Ferry
Virgil
Chervinky
Chivasea Cubs
Rush
Cleveland
Owen
John Angell
Cardinal
Springfield
Ha le
Rickey
Burt Shotton
Arnold Malcolme Owen
Andea
Kitchen helper table wheeled for flexible service
A table on rollers serves as a convenient kitchen aid near the fridge and can be rolled to other areas. It may be used with hot dishes on tables, and can also function as a centerpiece with a shallow bowl winter garden. The growing garden sparks nature study conversations at the dining table.
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Refrigerator
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Federal Reserve Bank
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