Battle for First Place Under Way in Shipley League
Frederick overhauled Mt Airy 4-1 and Middletown beat Walkersville 4-3 while Brunswick defeated Emmitsburg 4-2. Middletown edged ahead with a late surge to top the standings. Frederick’s undefeated eleven continued strong, and Emmitsburg and Brunswick battled to a close two goal margin. The week also featured a Cassel Music Club meeting in Winchester Hall with officers elected and plans for a Christmas musical comedy.
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Shipley
Frederick
Middletown
Luna
Emmtshire
Mt Airy
Walkersvile
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Arsthal
GM A Last Half Assault Losersvil¢ One Finish On Top By & aEale Tecantesh Wats
Etesphia Nairy
Mindietown
Taiuea
Jake Rudy
Ted Dooup
Cramel 'Fu'z Ruiv
Middleton
Prederick SU
Carroll County
Butler
Johnny James
Lamb
Etzler
Throust
Mb Airy
Scotty Strathern
Jine
Emin
Ftatates
Mule Af
ATSIC
Cassel Music Club
Winchester Hall
Annus
Hest
Rath Oreen Thomas
Bétea Lucille Nicodemus
Irene H. Zimmerman
Wo. 0. Warner
Mies
Ruth Hallet
Gperry Storm
Lucille Nicodefees
Ruth Dixon ‘Thomas
Wawel Holter
W. A. R. Beil
Crevyer Mohier
Bellinger
Walker
Fite Taylor
Poulson Connor
Freere
CF Keilholtz Bouathern
Open Yonkers Mahone IR
Crevger
A. Senemel
Tokar Hawes
Fame
B.uusnick
Enrealsgueg
S. Mmutaty
Imma ViNetttions
Sia
Creamer Burgee
Bchamel
Yonkers Rifle
Mahona Strathern
John Hansen Tinie
Onley Smith
Hoke
Holter
Keredioer
D. Rudy
Staley
Mercer
Cline
Kefauver
Eave
Ada
Hawer
C. Mercer
Rudy VanFossen
Wise
Zami Merman
Leck Buckingham
Fis
J Dames
Lum
Roscoe
Tom
Garot
Btecie
Barori Leader Rivals Mori Def in Yesterday's Results
Barori led Mori Def in a tense finish captured by reporter Pap. Details show Barori achieving key plays and edging Mori Def as results settled late yesterday.
Frederick High School Beats Walbrook 14 to 0 in Week 4
Frederick High School topped Walbrook Collegians of Baltimore 14 to 0 Sunday afternoon at McCurdy Field. Paddy Byrne and Pepeo Barty executed a key trick play for the opening score as Frederick’s powerful line and defense stifled the visitors’ offense throughout.
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Fredericks
Walbrook Collegians
Baltimore
McCurdy Fick
Collegians
Frederick
Daie
Paddy Byrne
Pepeo* Barty
Merit
Vnsittors
Walbrook
Melvin
Aled
Frederick Defeats Walkersville In Shipley Soccer League
Frederick edged Walkersville 14 to 0 in the Shipley Soccer League with a strong first half. Barry scored twice in the second quarter and Byrne kicked two extra points as Frederick dominated the field scene.
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Frederick
Frederik
Byrne
Bud Shilling
Walbrook
Barry
Cerove
Bowers
Barrys Runniing
Ginnie
Troutfelder RG Steele Farmers Co-Op
Berger RT Best
Union Mf Co
Kulackt
Alexander
Gittinger's
Tyler
Grove
Klortelts
Barry Cee
Ater Nee Sie
Sabatino
Byrné
Melvin FR
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Masters Win In Eastern Pennsylvaniabased Bridge Tournament
A lengthy bridge report details the Masters team defeating rivals in a regional event in Pennsylvania. The contest featured spades and diamonds, with strategic plays by East and West across key hands. The piece notes a final contract of five odd and outlines midgame tactics and notable cardings.
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Pennsilvaia
Wate Lyle
A. Noone Mastor
Tun
Lt Wasers
Tae Ameran Bridge League
Bas
Jae Kang
Sade
Ney Daly
Amd
Nsa
DS Neavis
Damoms
Govey
College football scores across many teams and upsets noted
A wide slate of college football results shows Navy and Western Maryland posting losses, Maryland, Virginia, and Penn State winning big, while several other teams like Tennessee, Pittsburgh, Harvard, and Michigan State register notable scores. The list includes Georgetown, Army, Ohio State, Texas Christian, and California with varied outcomes, reflecting a busy weekend of games amid broader national trends.
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Navy
W. and
West Maryland
Catholic U
Maryland
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Geo Washington
Richmond
Georgetown
Boston College
Villanova
Brown
Springfield
Carnegie Tech
NYU
Columbia
Cornell
Delaware
Dickinson
Fordham
Tennessee
F and M
Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Princeton
Harvard
Rutgers
Boston U
Shenandoah
Baltimore
St John’s
Hampden-Syd
Swarthmore
Johns Hopkins
Syracuse
Penn State
Temple
Holy Cross
Ursinus
Drenel
Washington
Susquehana
Uno
Army
Indiana
Iowa
Towa State
Kansas
Michigan Stat
Marquette
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Purdue
Chicago
Alabama
Kentucky
Bucknell
Furman
Clemson
State
Duke
Auburn
Georgit
Florida
Randolph Macon
Bridgewater
Ob Wau
Tulane
Mississippi
Teaching Dogs To Trail Game
Max Elddle explains training beagles fox and coon hounds to trail game. Emphasizes silent cold trails, swift warm trails, and casting on overruns. Recommends starting pups with older slower dogs, using live rabbits for practice, and building independence while avoiding sight hunting and crisscross trails.
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Max Elddle
NEA
Beagles
Traning
Training a fox hound to track by scent and sight
A guide describes how to train a fox hound to follow a live fox rather than misleading trails. Start with a visible fox, then teach the dog to circle and reestablish scent. If the scent seems lost, move the dog away briefly and have it circle to locate the trail, improving steadiness and scent casting. SECTION 1 G. & SOCCER LEAG!
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Frederick High School
Physi-O Fleming
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Smith
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DeMolar AL
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Shipley Soccer
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Fred McKean
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
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