Western Maryland to seek successor to Dick Harlow
The Athletic Council at Western Maryland College will meet to discuss a new head football coach for the Green Terrors after waiving Dick Harlow’s contract to allow him to coach at Harvard. Candidates include Ray Van Orman, George Ekaitis, and Tony Comerford, with Ekaitis seen as a strong near‑home option and the new coach likely to also serve as director of athletics. The college debates whether to pursue big league style play or a more conservative approach, amid Harlow’s departure.
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Ten Years Ago Today Eddie Collins Signs Lauder as Coach
Ten years ago today Eddie Collins, newly appointed manager of the White Sox, signed Bill Lauder, his tutor at Columbia University, as third base coach.
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Reds and Wings share split in mid February games
Coca Cola Reds and Gettysburg Wings opened a three game set in mid February with two Sunday tests in Washington and Baltimore. Wings won 33 30 in Washington while Coca Cola edged Baltimore 41 36. Fog prevented Baltimore officials from attending a rules meeting. next meeting set for Monday at the YMCA.
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NBC plans radio music drama series and varied programs
New York NBC plans a series of radio music dramas based on classic poems with script by Paul Wing and music by Frank Black. Debuts on New Year’s Day with Morgan Sails the Caribbean, followed by Omar Khayyam. Hugo Mariani launches Continental Varieties on NBC as a Europe and South America cross section.
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Roosevelt budget plan signals end of crop payment policy
Washington January 7 President Roosevelts proposal to reduce benefits by cutting farmer payments was seen by Farm Administration as foreshadowing the end of this crop control. Officials studying the 1936 AAA appropriation of about 261 million dollars noted the cash payments cannot be relied on permanently for crop adjustment as Secretary Wallace predicted.
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Long Swinging Huey Long Attacks Roosevelt Policy in Senate
Huey Long told the Senate that Roosevelt policies failed and declared himself the unrecognized leader of Louisiana Democrats. He rejected federal patronage if it required endorsement of Roosevelt policy. The report includes a brief schedule note for Wednesday radio programs on WEAF NBC WABC WIZ WMCA.
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Mixed Pair Leads In National Bridge Championship
Secretary WM E McKennery reports on the mixed pairs event at the Hotel Pennsylvania New York City where Philadelphia partners Mrs Ralph C Young and Charles Goren led after the first and second sessions. They finished second overall despite a slight slip in the final segment. The piece notes Goren's South position and a complex hand where a three diamond bid proved decisive while a heart opening test shaped the play as West began with five of hearts and East won with the ace.
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Goren Turns Impossible Contract Into Five Club Tricks
In a four hearts contract, Mr Goren navigates a diamond lead and subtle finesses. He infers East may hold the ace of spades and queen of clubs, then cashes five clubs, a heart, two diamonds and a spade to fulfill the contract.
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Baker's Bowling League Results and Schedule
Yesterday P defeated Chevrolets and Union Mfg Co. Tonight Farmers Co-Op vs Farmers. Wednesday Gittinger's vs Lions. Thursday DeMolay Alumni vs Barbers. Friday Union Mfg Co vs Carmack.
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Plymouth Moves Into Seventh In YMCA League After 18-11 Win
The Plymouth edged Ford 18-11 at the YMCA Gym in a close contest. Baumgardner scored a foul goal and two quick three-pointers late to seal the lead as Ford held a 7-5 halftime edge.
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Piymwuth v Bord and Chrysler clash in YMC Basketball
Yesterday's results show Piymwuth scoring 28, Bord 33, Chrysler 12 in a Terraf plane contest. A note mentions eighteen faxes levied on the oil industry in the country.
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Northern Division opens as Emmitsburg Walkersville tip off
Emmitsburg and Walkersville high schools start the Northern Division Championship race at 2 30 in Emmitsburg with Thurmont set to lay off next week. Emmitsburg favored on experience as Walkersville rebuilds under coach Harry Smith. Mount St Marys College to resume against Johns Hopkins at 8 in Mountainier gym as the Mountmen seek the M I L title. Frederick faces Middletown Wednesday in a key Southern Division clash while DeMolay and Shipley's Celtics meet in Armory opener and Damascus vs Cresap's Rifles follows. Friday features Coca Cola Reds vs Trenton Moose, with a preliminary girls game and a Deaf School vs St Johns tilt Friday night.
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Demolay in Front Trees Threatened by Chlorosis
Trees suffer a foliage loss from chlorosis described as a dystase, now managed by applying iron salt solutions to restore green coloration.
Defeat Avenged by Frederick Warriors Buckinghams Upset Win
The Frederick Warriors rallied from behind to defeat Buckingham School 58 57 in Buckingham town. Buckingham led 15 12 32 23 and 46 32 before Kennedy and Shaw hit long shots to pull Frederick ahead late. Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland College, a high scoring back, may join the Green Bay Packers next year.
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