Red Sox top Indians as Feller falters in opener
May 3 Boston’s Jack Wilson powered a 5-0 win over the league-leading Indians, with three hits fueling an early series lead before a 33,000 crowd. Bob Feller struggled, while Boston’s bats rattled Feller and kept the visitors scoreless through the game.
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Bridge Lesson on Safe Plays and Exceptions
McKenney outlines that with three top honors in a suit a player should lay down one honor first, noting exceptions when two hands share honors. The article discusses a hand where declarer must avoid a club loss and considers lines of play involving hearts and diamonds to safeguard the contract, with a focus on discarding and timing and West East positions.
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American Contract Bridge League
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Bridge hand puzzle opener ends with 6NT contract
In a bridge notation fragment, South West North East indicate bids and passes. The sequence shows 1C pass 3NT pass 6NT with an opener J.
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Vander Meer and Craft, Cards Check Dodgers in St Louis
Lon Warneke shut down the Brooklyn Dodgers in a 4-2 victory for the St Louis Cardinals. The Dodgers tallied two runs on seven hits, while St Louis produced four runs on 12 hits with Presswell Hoyt and Spencer against Warneke and Owen.
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Maryland CoachCritiques Keller Yankee Move In Baseball Talk
Frank Dobson of Maryland questions Charlie Keller signing with the New York Yankees saying it robs him of regular play and notes scouting methods deserve scrutiny. Keller, with Newark Bears, leads the International League in hits with a .500 average and four homers, while Frederick County track points were sparse at College Park.
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Charlie Keller
New York Yankees
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Thurmont
Ace Driver Adds Reckless Note To 500 Mile Grind
Renowned Italian Tazio Nuvolari enters the 500 mile Indianapolis race marking his first American bid since 1936 Vanderbilt Cup. Analysts expect a thrilling Classic as Nuvolari, famed for dangerous driving, brings a potent machine requiring eight mechanics.
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MEA Service
Tazio Nuvolari
Indianapolis Speedway
Madman
Modena
Italy
Nuvolari
New York
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Mounts Edge Shepherd In Tight St. Mary's Clash
Mount St Mary's edged Shepherd 7 to 3 in a close game at Echo Field. Kane started for Mounts, gave up five runs before Leary relieved, while Shepherd jumped early but Notre kept pace, with Stipes and Karpinski delivering key hits and Leary fanning late batters.
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Shepherd State Teachers’ College
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Mulla
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Seesney
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Ecker
Brush Makers Win From Hosiery Nine
The Ox Fibre defeated the Hosiery 10 to 3 at Baker Park to climb out of the City Speedball League cellar. Brushmen scored six runs in the second inning led by Strine on a triple after Grumbine and Siedling’s drives, with Fogle Moss and Moore driving in runs.
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Odd-Even Golf Tournament At Ca toctin Club
Fourteen golfers competed in an odd-even format at Ca toctin Country Club Sunday afternoon under club pro Robert Grove. Robert Harrington led the odd holes with a net 31 to win first prize, tied for second with Kel Baugh, Guy LaForge, and Earl Rhoderick. Kel Baugh edged them in. For the even holes Carl W. Snook earned first honors with a net 32, runner-up Dr Williams tied with Eugene Haller and others. Participants included Harry L. Decker and R. R. Taylor among others.
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Catoctin Country Club
Robert (Hance) Grove
Robert Harrington
Earl Kelpauga
Thurmont
Kelbaugh
Guy S. LaForge
Union Bridge
Earl Rhoderick
Carl W. Snook
Dr. Wil 3
Eugene Haller
William Ross
Harry L. Decker
R. R. Taylor
Manuel Weinberg
Francis Perrott
Robert McLaren
Ross Smith
F. D. Worthington
Motor vehicle taxes rise from 1923 to 1937
In 1923 motor vehicle taxes totaled about 400 million dollars. By 1937 the estimated total exceeded 1.5 billion dollars.
Vets Spur Practice Reminiscence at Field
The scene centers on a group of big and speedy veterans clustering on the practice field while Bierman, shown wise, strokes his chin as he surveys the activity and contemplates the approach.
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Bierman
National League Yesterday and Today Baseball Scores
National League results show New York 4 Chicago 2 and Pittsburgh 2 Boston 1 with Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati notched. St Louis 4 Brooklyn 2 in 32 innings. Saturday’s games include Chicago 5 Boston 4 and Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 4 with New York 6 Pittsburgh 5. Today's schedule lists Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, and Brooklyn at St Louis.
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American League Scores and Saturday Results Report
Yesterday results show Cleveland 6 over Boston 5 and Detroit 6 over Philadelphia 7 with 0 innings. New York 7 over Chicago 3 and Washington 9 over St. Louis 7. Saturday games include Detroit 8 over New York 2 and Cleveland 4 over Philadelphia 2.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Base ball notes with players and umpires listed
The record lists players Davis Moss Sieciing Strine Home ruc Moore Ponton and others with details of base hits and pitching including Ponton Moore and wild pitches. Umpires True and others are named along with an extensive list of attendants and officials Edith Flanigan Inez Flanigan Loretta Strine Romaine Krise Bernadine Douglas Mary Reddick Catherine Singer Ethel Engle Annette Powell Elmer Powell Roger Fogle Wilbur Miller Jr Emory Dorsey George Sexton Wilbur Stout Rugelle Crum.
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Strine
Moore
Fogie
Ponton
Reo
Gee Ewes
Delibates
Edith Flanigan
Inez Flanigan
Loretta Strine
Romaine Krise
Bernadine Douglas
Mary Reddick
Catherine Singer
Ethel Engle
Ananette Powell
Messrs
Elmer Powell
Roger Fogle
Wilbur Miller
Emory Dorsey
George Sextoc
Wilbur Stout
Rugelle Crum
Weiner Boast Held By Local Senior Lutherans
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a church or lodge gathering with names like Weibur Hewse and Winebrennes among others. The text references meals, services, and a denominational group, but specifics are obscured.
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Weiner
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