Fredericks and Brunswick Meet in County League Action
Frederick faces Brunswick at Scheer Stadium after four straight hurdles. Middletown and Woodsboro seek wins, while Union Bridge and Thurmont clash as the league schedules Umpire Dorsey and Scorer Mull assignments. Thompson condemns Taneytown fans for rowdy conduct after a Middletown game.
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Frederix
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
Selborg
Duke Bohn
den Rice
Middletown
Taneytown
New Windsor
Carrol
Collegians
Woodsboro
Vream
McCurdy Field
Fera
Union Bridge
Thurmont
Brunswick Wedney
Johnny Creeger
Union Brudge
M. J. Thompson Emmittsburg
Frederick
Ecker Umpre
Chambers
Tatestown
Brooks
Mull
Kerr
Reddick
Dorsey
Dubel
Thompson
Lawrence Dorsey
Bollinger
Taneytown Rooters
Taneytown Club
League
Police Chief Killed as Hitler's Second Revolution Expands
Breslau, Silesia, July 5 Edmund Heimes chief of police killed and his bodyguard of about 1,000 storm troopers arrested, signaling a major shift in the Fab'ic outlook. Investigations show planned uprising details and emergency training before June 20. Two AP reporters arrived to report the scene.
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Breslau
Silesia
Germany
Edmund Heimes
Mnquirnes
Hitler
Hemes
Berlin
Three Finesses Avoided by WM. E. McKenney
George Unger of New York declines a finesse in a bridge hand played at three no trump. West opens hearts, East signals, and Unger instead discards and trumps, executing a line that avoids any finesse. The article outlines the play, showing how Unger eliminates the need for finessing and achieves the contract.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
George Unger
New York
North
South
Four Hearts
West
East
Unger
Dul
Debating the Greats of Boxing's Golden Era
In a column recalling bears of the past and the era before, the author cites legends such as Sullivan Corbett and Tunney. Dempsey comments on Baer and the unknowns of how greats might fare against formidable rivals like Johnson and Tunney.
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New York
Sullivan
Corbett
Fones
Johnson
Dempsey
Delud
Deamsey
Jack
Igniter
Baer
Sharkey
Carneva
Four Rounds with Schmeling Highlight 1930 Boxing Scene
The piece recalls Jim Corbett praising Schmeling as the finest heavyweight since Johnson after four rounds in June 1930. It notes Sharkey’s talent and missed chances, comments on his makeup and singing, and reflects on era legends like Baer and John L Sullivan while hinting at expeditions near Mexico City and carved rock tub discoveries.
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Schmeling
Jim Corbett
Johnson
Sharkey
Jim
City Property Sold Under Will Of Walter Weaning
A deed records the sale of 639 Park Place under the late Walter Weaning's will. Mrs Weaning executrix sold the city property to Mr and Mrs Chester B. R. Kesselring for 3800 dollars. The Orphans' Court has ratified the sale.
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Walter Weaning
Park Place
Weaning
Ecutrix
Chester BR. Kesselring
Orphans’ Court
Childbirth Leaves Woman Thin and Nervous Says Drug Store
A reader recalls postnatal weakness and weight loss after childbirth. She credits a first bottle of medicine from Peoples Service Drug with restoring health and energy, noting her prior thin and run-down condition improved after treatment.
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Mts Peoples Service
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