Deal Revives AA Rivalry In Back Yard Of Majors
New York report describes Horace Stoneham driving Giants interest in moving Albany franchise to Jersey City. It notes renewed minor league rivalry with Yankees and Giants, stadium plans, and Stoneham family influence on a Jersey City club as part of a broader farm-system strategy.
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Mope of pro basketball series at local armory in winter
Dave DeTar, manager of the Cet tyabure Fleet Wings, seeks a best-of-three series with the Beurich Brewers at the local armory late January or early February. Local fans may welcome basketball as Brewers vs. Fleet Wings would follow a string of recent wins in the Pennsylvania League.
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Walkersville to Host Brunswick in Sunday Soccer Clash
Walkersville announces a key Sunday match with Brunswick in the Shippiv League. Roscor Shook confirms the challenge, Don Hice and Johnny James join Walkersville for strength. The Railroaders aim to stay unbeaten while Brunswick fields a strong lineup including the Burch brothers and Gerald Barnant.
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Basketball League Scores From Yesterday
M.C defeated Chirvier 38 to 10 as Chinvro et 24 and Reo 18 also posted scoring lines yesterday in the league.
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George Washington Defeats Mount St Marys In Lopsided Win
George Washington University overwhelmed Mount St Marys College of Liminisourg with a dominant first half. The Colonials built a commanding lead early and maintained it into the second period as reserves added to the scoring. Mount St Marys struggled to close the gap.
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Maryland Freshmen Rout Delarly Hall Military Academy
Frederick county players Stirer and Mondorif starred as the University of Maryland freshmen defeated Delarly Hall Military Academy 49 to 16. Charlie Meller led Maryland with seven points in a 64 to 31 win over Johns Hopkins on Wednesday night.
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Terrors and Terps Battle in Ring for Season Opener
Western Maryland and Maryland boxers clash in a season opener at Conece Park. Newcomers join established fighters as Harold Hansen and Rod Dickson vie for varsity spots behind standout Ortenzy. Schedule includes Penn State, Navy, and Villanova bouts ahead of the Intercollegiate championships at Syracuse.
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Bowling Scores From City League Rounds
Yesterday results show Adamstown 2 point win over YM 1, Ox Fibre 1 over B D 2, and Margetts 3 over Diamonds 0 in city bowling league action.
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Baker's Jr Bowling League Intertown Rivalry Tale
Fragmented account recalls a longtime intertown bowling rivalry with amateur players from England and the United Nations era. It alleges a 1931 tournament performance and later clashes, mentioning Vinew and Terre facing misfortune during a cup contest.
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Pope Pius in Vatican Report Casts Doubt on Cure
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XIII shown little chance of recovery as medical bulletins outline his condition. A separate source notes physicians doubt a full cure for his illness remains possible.
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Bakers versus Zephyrs in key doubleheader clash at State Armory
Local independent team the G L Bakers face Shepherds Zephyrs of Shepherdstown W Va at the State Armory in a major doubleheader also featuring Frederick DeMolay and Hagerstown Y M C A at 8 o clock. Bakers have struggled but show fourth quarter rally potential as fans hope for a win to spark more games.
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