Louis Retzlaff and Max Baer clash in brutal title bout
In a snow swept arena 16,090 fans watched a brutal heavyweight match as Louis battered Reitzlaff, who crumpled at the count of nine and could not rise. The line of blows left Retzlaff paralyzed, to the bell, then rolling to the floor as Louis pressed the attack. Grass gate receipts totaled 67,926.68 despite the storm.
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Dack Dempsey
Helriaf
Bee
Reizinf
Retalam
Louis
Bis Fos
Frederick city talk by Arch McDonald on WJSY
Arch McDonald, sportscaster, will host a 15 minute talk on the city of Frederick during his regular WJSY Alexandria Virginia program Sunday evening at 2 45. The material for the broadcast was prepared by Ralph W Boyer secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce.
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Frederick
Fredert
Arch McDor
WJSY
Alexandria
McDonald
Bia
Ralph W. Boyer
The
Inca] Chamber of Commerce
Johnnies Triumph Behind Darrow Brothers Scoring
The Johnnies, led by the Darrow brothers with a combined 20 points, defeated the Hool for the A.S. game. The record shows clean play and strong scoring from the brothers as key factors in the victory.
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Hool
Cymnasiua
Mutes
Tae Johnnies
Darrow Brothers
Johnnies
Teams Make Trade Shifts For Starters In Queens Deal
New York report says Yankees try to move Buddy Myer or Pitching ace Aftigguns and swap Shomy and Jesse Hill to Washington for DeShensy and Clark Gunn after talks between managers and secretaries. Also a new shooting record by Al Kin of the Guardsman in City Rifle League with 268. Milkmen beat Peoples Drug 937 to 918.
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York
Buddy Myer
York Yankees
Shomy
Jesse Hill
Washington
Que Ining
Hadley
Clark Gunn
Senators
Ade
Yankee
Ao DeShensy
al Kin
Guardsman
City Rifle League
R. W. Eier
Peoples
City Rifle League Results And Upcoming Matches
Yesterday’s results show Guardsmen defeating Potomac Match Tuesday while Foogies face Union Mfg Co. on Wednesday. Sunday soccer games were won yesterday with teams continuing play as the season holds steady. standings remain mixed as records update.
Intramural Pirates Face Trojans In Street School League
Intramural basketball at Street School features four clubs, led by captain Robert Geisbert for Pirates and M. Smith for Indians. Schedule shows Pirates vs Trojans on February 13 and Pirates vs Vikings on March 1, with results including Pirates 17 scoring totals and player F. Tp 13 points.
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Pirates
Indians
Church Street
Iaumural
Nne
L. Hubert Derr
Robert Geisbert
J. Miller
J. Devs
H. Hahn
D. Reeder
M. Smith
E. Exing
J. Wed- G. Bell
W. Weddle
J. Gilbert
al. G Lewis
R. Oden
Vinary
Trojans
Maron
Viki
India
M.S
Hudson
Blumenthal
Knowles
F . Aller
Myerovitz
Iduchno
Kalinowski
Baraty
Singer
Blue Ridge College
Faulkner
Young
Ford
Vandi Riley
Crum
Jorningstar
Houck
Timer — Elliott
Berman
Sardiga
Ae Polomac Edison
Trainmen
Bus Accounting
Treinmen
Shep
Accusing
Pete
Lin
Treinmen Il
Hustlers Plan Opening Season For 1936
The Frederick Hustlers discuss organizing for the 1936 season at a Friday meeting led by Edward MM business manager Akers presiding. About 25 local players attend as plans focus on fundraising, including a civic baseball banquet, season tickets, and a committee chaired by Ray Gardnes to secure revenue. A second meeting is set at Akers' store to select a team manager and finalize details.
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Aba
Frederick Hustlers
Edward MM
Ake
Lheelty
Akers
Pasehangguves
Nner
Mountaineers Clash With Washin College in Maryland
Emmitsburg reports Mt. St. Mars and Washin College square off in Chestertown Md after a narrow win by Mt. St. Mars over Torela University. Mountaineers seek to salvage their campaign as they face a strong foe while maintaining lead in the Mary Intercollegiate league.
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Emmitsburg
Basketeers
Mt. St. Mars
Washin College
Tomer
Chestertown
Torela
Mers Pes
Vieterions
Free
Kasae
Bound garment details with bias tape and binding
A fragment describes binding work using bias tape and wide edge binding along the backs of items. The clipped text hints at garment finishing techniques and construction notes without full context or clear identities.
Maryland School Keeps Winning Streak as Reserves Spark
The Maryland State School for the Deaf basketball team extended its streak to seven by rallying with the second unit after the varsity faltered in the first period. Ford led with 13 of his team’s 17 points as the reserves sparked a late surge, then the varsity closed strong. The Mutes aim for an eighth straight win tonight at Dell School of Washington on the Si entee courts at 8 o'clock. The local team defeated the Capital quint in Washington last week.
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Maryland
Desf
Sientee
Carroll County Collegians
James McVernon
Blue Ridge
Ford
Mutes
Dell School of Washington
Sientee Cours
Fragmentary Row Note on Erratic OCR Text
A damaged OCR line contains scattered phrases and symbols with uncertain meaning. The readable bits mention emotion and past references but lack a coherent event, names, or location to anchor a clear news item.
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Charley Retzlaff
Chicago
Osbu
Kems
Roderuck
Mickesi
J. Samm
E. Summers
Mount
J. Summers
Murphy
Orr
Bang
Pap
Cavan
Saufoco
Frank Nordell
St. John’s High
S . Whys
H. Patron
Blumencu Naches
al Tov
Yanks
Nats
Guardsmen
Rifleman
Sks
A. Kinsey
BT Ag
Totamac Edison
Ee ‘Trail
C. Troxe
Ion
Patnis
Peoples Drug
Rifleman SH
Pemse
Dudrew
Sheffield
Sumdersill
Landis
Ian Excel
Ds Ry
Beer
Allen
Pestettion
Ji P
Cashour
Ras Or
Groveler
Por Ord
Tak
Meadquarters Co
Baldera
Baxeon
Oden
Potomac
Foogies
Union Mfg. Ca
Seorihey Section
Master of Victor
le Tetseish da
Guaismen
Union Mt Co
Potomac Eiison Co
Potroltice Peoples Cruz Star
Headquarters Co
ST. League Cae
G. Ta
Rej
Hustlers
Mt. St. Mary's
Colege
Bi Ima
Syoh
Ateees “Guseo
Gettysburg Bullets
Gettysburg College Bullets
Hew Bream
Bullets
Mee
Hillside Coal Co
Water Street
MsPhersen
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Prompe, Coletbols
EL North Court Street
McCleery’s
McCleery
North Market Street
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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