Vosmik Traded to St Louis Browns in Major Deal
Cleveland sends Joe Vosmik and two others to St Louis Browns for Julius Solters Lynn Lary and Ivy Paul Andrews. Trade, proposed by Browns manager Rogers Hornsby, involves no cash. Solters hit .291 for Browns last season. Vosmik batted .687 for Indians. Trade described as Cleveland's most ambitious since 1916.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Joe Vosmik
BM Knickerbocker
Oral Wilde
Brand
St Lows Browns
Julius Solters
Lynn Lary
Ivy Paul Andrews
C. C. Slapnicks
Indians
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Solters
Vosmik
Mverate
Vurnavi
Tris Speaker
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Sinee Rollie Hemeley
Estcher
Clit
Cleveland Sandiors
Hemsley
Baltimore Orioles
Carroll County
Bakers End Slump With 34 22 Victory Over Guards
G L Bakers finally broke their four game skid by beating Company B M N G Hagerstown 34 22 before a goodsized crowd in Hagerstown Sunday afternoon. Baer scored 14 points while Cy Moore hit nine perfect foul shots. The Bakers played most of the first half with four men and led at halftime. Referee Dailley.
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G. L. Bakers
M. N
Hagerstown
Bakers
Dim Baer
Neaser
Cy Moore
F. T
Bowers
Rhoderick
Kemp
Ie Moore
von Baer
Hemmtekett
Richardson
Mets
Nichols
Robinson
X. O
Ward
R. Hammaker
Z. Gout
Boward
Dailley
Ste
Buick
Chevrolet
Ford
Chryster
Clas St
Plymouth
Dodge
Grant
Tampa
Fla
Brean MM
Seer
Buey
Atlanta
Donald Budge
Oakland
Mabe Calif. Redhead
Dixie Tenis Tournement
Teder
Middletown Dominates Fort Frederick In One-Sided Soccer Match
In the sole McFadden Soccer League game Sunday, Middletown trounced Fort Frederick 6 to 0 in slick conditions at Washington county. Bo Hanver led Middletown with four goals as Fort Frederick offered little challenge, while Walkersville and Thurmont saw their scheduled clash postponed by weather to a later date.
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McFadden
Middletown
Fort Frederek
Washington County
Elibe
Villevues
Fort Frederick
Bo” Hanver
Teagurs
Willaimsport Wildcats
Willamsport
AoRame
Walkersville-Thurmont
Walkjersvie
Thurmont
Frederick
John Eye
McPaddin Soccer League Second Half Match Report
Wolfe's rallied after a slow start to defeat Shaw's in a Friday night bowling match on PD Alleys. Final margin stood at seven pins, reflecting a strong comeback by Wolfe's despite the rough first set.
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McPaddin Soccer League
Wolfe
Hart Gases
Ey Shaw
Maryland Beats Duke In A Teammate Driven Shootout
Charlie Keller starred for Maryland with 19 points and a slick inside game sealing a win over Duke. The game featured fast breaks, baskets beneath the hoop, and Keller left the court after wrist trouble. Maryland could have won bigger if not for his injury. The season’s trout opening debate in Frederick County surfaces, proposing a fixed start time to curb pre midnight rush and stream-side rivalry.
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Charlie Keller
Echo
Middletown
Duke
University of Mary
Inn
Charlie
Hisa
Maryland
Frederick County
Frank L. Hentz
State Conservation Commission
Wentz
Doaim
Trout stream plan eyed for Huntingcreek recreation area
A committee discusses creating a two mile section of Huntingcreek for fly fishermen only in a Federal Recreation area to open spring between Foxgie and Thuir mont. A 50 cent daily fee funds stocking and wardens, with five fish allowed to be kept, and harmless hooks required, while other areas remain under state fishing rules.
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Huntingcreek
Foxgie
Thiurmont
Limits Trump Loss in Four-Card Bridge Hands
A bridge expert notes four trumps per hand with two honors missing creates a tricky endgame to guard a single trick. The text discusses declarer constraints after North’s free bid and West’s overcall, with North likely misbidding to reach game.
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Wal FR. Sieke
Atvecican Bridge League
Declarer
North
West
Justepa
Natural
Bridge problem figures with trumps under contest
A bridge play excerpt shows South confronting a trump problem as Declarer aims to limit ruffers to one. He ducks a club to force a favorable count, then plays low spades and navigates through rounds of trumps to secure the contract while East’s ruffing fails to derail the plan. Continuous play hinges on precise carding and the timing of the trump elimination.
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Declarer
Che
Apadee
East
Hawt Fast
South
Adiats
Thirteen Week Of Basketball On Tap In City And County
Thirteen basketball games are listed this week across city and county squads with most on foreign floors. Only one game in this city. four in the county. others elsewhere. Notable matchups include Mt St Marys College vs St Thomas College in Scranton and Blue Ridge College vs Western Maryland Seminary in New Windsor with several high school clashes in Brunswick Frederick and Walkersville.
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Thurmont Hugh School
Walkersville Ligh School
Walthersville
Mt. St. Mary's College
Hopkins
Baltimore
J. Frederick DeMolay
Western Maryland
Westminster
Blue Ridge College
Western Maryland Seminary
New Windsor
P.m
Thurmont
Brunswick
Walkersville High School
Walkersville
Middletown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Rockville
Montgomery County
Girly
St. John's
Armory
Company A
Blue Ridge
Western Maryland Theological Seminary
Emmitsburg High School
Susie Smith visiting Baltimore and local notes
Sabillasville reports Mrs. Susie Smith spending days with Baltimore friends. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fox with Charles Fox of Lants. Various residents recoveries and hospital stays noted with several social visits and a hog slaughter event nearby.
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Sabillasville
Susie [Smith
Baltimore
Lester Sanders J
Samuel Fox
Charles Fox
Lants
Angeline Sunday
Frederick
P. J. Long
Louise Merritt
Phila+delphia
Louise Pryor
Philadelphia
Josephine Carson
Waynesboro Hospital
Francis Manshan
Wilbur Fox
Earl Buhrman
Mary Manahan
C.H. Cort
Simon Stayls
Lester Sanders
Agnes Fox
Vada Wierman
William Manahan
Chicago
Ladies’ Guild
St.John's Reformed Church
Vananese IR
Walter Benchott
Benchot
Armatha Wierman
Local News From Midway On Sickness And Health
New Midway January reports several residents ill or recovering. Mil ton Fogle remains homebound by sickness while William McClain and Marcellen Wide show improvement after operations at Frederick City Hospital. Ernest Flanagan is ill at home and Mrs Charles Rice undergoes treatment. Cotton textile manufacturers forecast a record 1937 output as the industry nears a billion yards of cloth.
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New Midway
Milton Fogle
Fia
William McClain
Frederick City Hospital
Marcellen Wide
Frederick City Hopital
Charles Rice Fe
Frederick City Shoepital
Ernest Flanagan
Waryland School Claims Seventh Straight Victory
Maryland State School of the Deaf edged St James 23 to 22 to extend its unbeaten run to seven. J P Gerhardt of St James missed a foul shot at the buzzer, and a late foul gave Maryland the ball and the margin as Sanger scored the decisive free throw.
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Maryland State School of the Deaf
Silentees
St. James School
Saints
J. P. Gerhardt
St. James
Frederick Boys
Basa
Shryock
Browningsville Ladies Aid Meet At M E Parsonage
Browningsville January gathering of Ladies Aid groups from Browningsville Hyattstown and Clarksburg held at the M E parsonage in Clarksburg. Members held separate business sessions then joined for refreshments and planned the February 3 meeting with Mrs Milton Burdette.
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Browningsville
Ladies Aid
M.E. Parsonage
Clarksburg
Hyattstown
Clarksburg Aid Societes
Milton Burdette
Bradley Watkins
Maurice Watkins
Charlie Burdette
William Watkins
Claudio Burdette
C. Il. McElfresh
Howard * Watkins
Harold Watkins
Clagettsville
F. S. Gladhill
Gladhill
Westminster
Philadelphia
Edward Burdette
M. EB
Bartwell Chandler
Messrs
Maurice Ane Fet - Wee
Neary Wins Augusta Women’s Title in Six-Under Par Round
Tally Neary of Minneapolis shot six under par 73 to win the 36-hole Augusta women’s titleholders golf tournament in Augusta Georgia. The event drew regional interest as Neary secured the championship with a strong back nine.
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Augusta
Tally Neary
Minneapolis
Girl Wonder
Ford quintet edges Chryslers for sixth place
In YMCA League play at Yogyustawnia on Saturday, the seventh place Ford five defeated the Chryslers 24-16 to surge into a deadlock for fourth and push the Oldsmobiles to sixth. Buick victory followed 22-19 after a 14-3 first-half deficit.
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Ford Quinty
Chryslers
Uyed
Fords
Oldsmobiles
Buicks
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Joe
Hornsby Team
T.M.C. A. Baskrtball League
Viddletown
FL Frederick
M. Zetzler
Haover
W. Rudy
Yeaterday
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Jlancock
Williamsport
Tunkstown
Sharpsburg
Catan
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Jake
Walt
Walfe
R. Walfe
Shaw
G Shaw
T A. Bhaw
Carl Shin
Pap
Chabot
Ayli
Loy Worfers
Sore Rangers
Bsatas Atv
Taos
St Rangers
Iqze
Tha Aa
Iti
Bentz
Trump
BARAT
Aki
Middletown High
Schior Hovetone Oeeter Ge Areamanteb High School
Brumawick
Frederick High School
Hays and Girly
Rockville High School
Waryland School
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Ted
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SL. James School
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J. P
Comstock
Club
Ym.cla. League
China
Michael
T Anders
Alexanter
Oes Kemp
Oasis
G. F. Tp
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A Stull
G. Hollman
E Gilbert
Chrystee
van Fossen
Jacobs
Sae
Shipley
Wee
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Pasy Tertia
J. Paul Pelphey
Shest
Patrice Street
Phene Bol
Oped Ereciuge
Greenawalt
Markell & Ford
Home Building & Loan Assn
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Inwrance Corporation
Aiche
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