Speedball Loop Opens As De Molay Decisive 15 1
In a loose opening game De Molay defeats Hosiery 15 to 1 before 200 fans at Baker Park. Mayor Lloyd Culler tosses the ceremonial first ball. De Molay scores nine in the fifth and four more in the third after errors and walks. Ponton takes the loss and record details include seven walks and two wild pitches.
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Baker Park
Lloyd C. Culler
W. Mercer
Frank
Orrison
Fir Brest
Nagle
Price
Fink
Crist
DeMidlay Koocked
Panter
Joe Price
Harne
E. Staley
Kemp
Ponton
DeMolay
Esterly
Walters
Espinosa’s ace on island green in Mexico City course
El Espinosa sank a 95 yard niblick ace on the ninth at the Mexico City Country Club, perched 8000 feet up, claiming the most thrilling shot of his career. He describes the hole as the toughest in the world with water to contend and a tiny island cup that makes the challenge supreme.
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NEA Service
el Espinosa
Espinosa
Akron
Mexico
Central America
Mexico City
Aces Shape Espinosa Career At Lakeside 1926 Win
Espinosa rose to prominence as an ace golfer after winning the 1926 Mid-America title at Lakeside Country Club in Kansas City by holing out a 145 yard approach. The course pond near the hole sent in over 150 balls weekly as players battered the lake in search of luck.
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Espinosa
Kansas City
Lakeside Country Club
Widow's Influence on Five-Suit Contract in Bridge
Secretary William E. McKenney explains how the widow in five-suit bridge can shape a hand despite it being only one of 65 cards. He analyzes a South hand where shifting the club king into the dummy creates an entry for diamonds, enabling the declarer to reach more tricks and avoid a ten-trick limit.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Mr. McKenney
South
NEA Service, Inc
Espinosa Details Grip Technique And Rio Grande Run
Espinosa discusses grip, noting the VW hand position and right shoulder cue to avoid slicing. He reflects that his fifth place finish netted 1500 dollars and ranks this effort below his Rio Grande performance, citing top players sticking to Vardon or overlapping grips.
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Rio Grande
Espinosa
Rebels’ Shells Kill 50 in Madrid Bombardment
May 3 report says Insurgent artillery bombarded Madrid twice in the afternoon, killing at least 50 and wounding many. In Hendaye, mechanized Spanish insurgents crossed into Government territory near Teruel, seizing three villages and nearing the Sagunto highway.
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Madrid
Spain
Hendaye
France
Teruel
Sagunti Highway
Terp Terror Clash Oct 19 Sets Maryland Roll in 1938 Schedule
Western Maryland College athletic head Charlie Havens says Providence released the Oct 15 date, clearing a meeting with Maryland in Baltimore Stadium. The Terps versus Terrapins opens the 1938 schedule on October 15, with November 5 potentially opening for other games. The apple crop forecast is 204 million bushels nationally.
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Charlie Havens
Western Maryland College
Providence College
Green Terrors
University of Maryland
Baltimore Stadium
Quinn
Providence
Havens
Maryland
Western Maryland Athletic
Terrors
Terrapins
Big Horseshoe
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Navy
Notre Dame
St. John’s College
William Mary
Gettysburg
Duke
Fifty three players named for 1958 City Speedball League
The 1958 City Speedball League lists fifty three eligible players per rosters led by secretary Charles Bell. Eligible players include Ox Fibre Robert Moss Edward Boyer and many others with a season schedule released showing dates from May 10 to July 15 featuring Ox Fibre DeMolay Tailors and Hosiery in multiple matchups. Also listed are jury replacements for Carroll County May term of court and a note about newspaper advertising presuits.
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Charles Bell
Robert Moss
Edward ‘Boyer
Austin Augieberger
Jaces ‘Hints
Walter Rinehart
Bruce Stuchey
Ed Siedling
Merrit Morgan
Norman Fogle
Paul Stine
Vernal Move
Richard Beachey
Eugene Crane
Maslery
Richard Mane Charles
Staley
Earl Bartes
Groves Penton
Francis Davis
Albert Colliflower
Gideon Horne
Raul Hikiebrand
John Staley
James Baer
Frederick Kemp
William Haugh
Earl Rhoderick
Emory Staley
Frederick Yatlers
Bearcat"Fox
Clyde Moxley
Preston Miller
William Shankle
Thomas James
John James
Franklin Burkholder
iHoward Falconer
William Swomsley
Newell Esterly
Howard Wagtoner
John Steinsdorfer
DeMolay
Edward Nagle
James Loy
Robert Ray
George Crist
iWillam Mercer
Ralph Orrison
I Owen Mercer
Milton Frank, Jr
Carl Fink
Joseph Price
Staley Lanner
Melvin Brackey
Vernon Summers
Robert Harrison
Ox Fibre
Tailors
Carroll County
George O. Conaway
Irving A. Buacki
William H. Smaseheimer
George F. Simpers
Manchester
Charles E. Menath
Oliver R. Hare
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Panton
Haugh
DeMolay AB
Justice Roberts
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Paul B. Kallaway
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Gloucester Harr
Pitcairn Island
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Helen Shumaker
Buffalo, N.Y
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Geo. S. Rodock
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South West North East
Colton Manor
Jess
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Auditor
Mgr
Dachie
Meale
Gibson
FREEZ
Frederick's Home Appliance Store
L. B. Nicodemus
North Market St
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Speedball League
DeStota
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West
Jonph
New York
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