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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
6
Palinville wins the Northern Division fieldball championship, securing the title with decisive play and standout performances by key players. The victory caps a season marked by strong team defense and efficient scoring, affirming Palinville as the division’s top squad.
Walkersville stunned Emmitaburg 17 to 6 in a sluggish county basketball game at Walkersville. Predominant scoring from Trout and Yonkers paced Walkersville as Emmitaburg appeared off form. The result shapes county standings ahead of next week’s title decisions.
Yesterday's games in the Grocers' League display Carmack's losing 3 to American Stores who won 6, Winebrener's 2 over Staubs, with Tuesday games listed for Winebrener's against Carmacks's and American Stores against Staubs.
Fragmentary OCR text references a horse racing event with names like Pimlico and a purse amount. details are unclear and names are partially garbled. The passage appears to describe a middleweight bout or competition with a horse or person named Teday and participants such as De Vos and Sbubbling Over.
A Frederick soccer meeting is scheduled at 7:30 PM at Akers' store. Manager Don Rice urges all players to attend as important business will be discussed.
Mount St Mary's faces Washington College in Chestertown on Saturday as Coach Joe Lawler plans hard workouts this week. The team eyes a strong season with one of the best basketball rosters in the state and aims to rebound after a recent winless run and a mixed schedule against regional opponents.
Martinsburg reports the Merchant Mountaineers opened with a 13 to 0 win over Harrisburg. Coach Br Brunswick Firemen plan a tight card in the coming weeks. Indiana University coach Bo McMillan prepares his team for Maryland in Baltimore Saturday.
The ode proclaims the money game as the toughest, most famous pastime beyond any season. It notes widespread appeal, hard play, secret methods, and enduring popularity, with no rules known and each player using his own approach.
Mrs Maude A Grifth sues for absolute divorce from Elbert R Grifth claiming they married December 13 1919 in Shenandoah Virginia and that he abandoned her in 1997. She asks restore her maiden name Maude A Copies and seeks publication an order through attorney E Austin James.
The Palace Athletic Club of Washington faces Frederick Athletic Club at McCurdy Park Sunday at 2 30 pm in a fundraiser by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion to repair and repaint Christmas toys for Frederick’s poor children. Lipps says the post distributed toys for years and handed out over 6000 last Christmas. tickets available at Young Men’s Shop Lipps and Palace.
Top local bowlers and out of town stars including Earl Dunlap Al Farrell Al Cohen Pepco Barry Dick Butler and Charlie Ropp will compete as Grove eyes a strong showing. Big Buck Alexander Ray Steele Impress in recent games as Maryland football notes cite a need to sharpen the attack.
A discussion from Boland’s system explains how timing in a bridge hand affects the contract. West’s opening leads and shifts alter declarer’s tasks, transferring the time element between players and influencing end plays and throws. Correct timing can convert potential losses into winning plays.
Opening sequence shows Passes and bids in a bridge hand. Players discuss a long run, with North facing a double redouble and a 34 pass pattern.
Tonight games feature Roney against Hahn's Cafe, South Si clashing with Kites, and Hosiry meeting Kin on Friday. The Terrapins showed late drive in their 14 to 7 win over Virginia Cavaliers but struggled at times. coaches aim to sharpen the offense for a strong stretch toward Hoosier tests.
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