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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1936
Page
6
A garbled report indicates the St. Louis Cardinals push for Dizzy Dean’s transfer with a demand of $150,000 along with certain conditions. The fragmentary text mentions other baseball figures and upcoming bouts, but the core item centers on the Cardinals seeking a Dean sale and a specific price, amid broader sports chatter and managerial notes.
Frederick and Walkersville meet Tuesday at Walkersville at 2 30 pm to decide the county field battithe title. Frederick seeks to break a deadlock with Middleto n and both squads boast unbeaten records as they chase the Northern Division representative in the county championship series.
In a high effort gridiron clash at local fields, Frederick edged the visiting team as key plays from Cabell and Krauss highlighted a tight finish. The game, staged by the American Legion, drew fan support amid poor weather and funded city toy distributions.
Fragmentary text mentions a pirate and a team, with names like Margis Ungate and Keopeat. Details are unreadable, but hints at a sports or local event with unclear participants and dates. The readable entities are scarce and the piece lacks a coherent narrative.
Brunswick Firemen rally for a hard fought victory in a rough contest. Key players include McQuillen and Shipes who combined for touchdowns and pivotal stops as the Firemen overcame a late surge by their opponent in a game dominated by defensive stands and scoreboard swings.
Walkersville wins the first half title after a 6-3 final in a midweek game at Carter Piedad. Frederick led 3-0 at halftime but Walkersville stormed back with key scores from Crumner Trout Mimmer and Esler, while the defense stifled Frederick late. Weather postponed the Thurman Mt Airy game. lineup shows Walkersville with Murray Gi Moberty Nias Rid Eyes TWigle Lr AR Myler and others.
A varied homecoming program at College Park features a football game headlined by Ge Wt and a strong Mary squad facing VOMOT. The card includes a parade of floors, a Cadet meeting, a speaker, and the homecoming dance, promising an active evening for students and alumni with notable players like Trzewiak and Robereon.
The piece notes upcoming stamp programs including a special New Year issue in a conc section with New York and Paris, a joint 18 nation Czechoslovakia Yugoslav Romania series, new designs by Switzerland, charity ventures, and Army Navy sets. Also mentions Greek history stamps and a Guayaquil centenary issue for Ecuador. The article asks which country has issued a special stamp for New Year.
Middletown loses at home to an unnamed opponent amid a disrupted match with unclear goals and several players named in stray notes. The report mentions penalties and a late scoring chance, reflecting a rough, incomplete summary of the game.
A crop of college football results lists Navy 3 Notre Dame 0 and many other games across conferences. Notable scores include Harvard 69 Virginia 0, Minnesota 52 Iowa 0, Ohio State 44 Chicago 0, and Penn State 7 Princeton 41 among numerous others reflecting a busy weekend of play.
In yesterday SL match Walkerville won 5 to 2 against Frederick. Games on Sunday were postponed due to field conditions and rain.
A damaged, OCR prone account recalls a low attendance football clash where Mountaineers edged Washington under late lead changes. Key players include Aptichetta, Young, Salter, Cunningham, and Ko kie with Apichella scoring multiple times and Stevens adding a 45 yard run. Officials flagged holding late in the game, but Mountaineers secured a hard fought victory amid crowd noise.
Navy showcased a powerful blocking display and tight backfield, overpowering a tough Trish team 3-0 at Curdy Field. Western Maryland and George Washington freshmen also faced strong showings, while Pershing Mondoril and Glen MegQuillen starred for their teams in a day full of standout football action and scouting.
Maurice Cain of Washington College football was injured in a back during a scrimmage with Mount St. Marys College at McCurdy Field. He was taken by ambulance to Frederick City Hospital, then home to Baltimore. Injuries described as not serious. The report includes later local notices on a Walton League meeting and a big bass catch by Morgan P. Runkles.
fragmented report describes bass catches by Runk WS Metehed and others on the Motomac river near Wroxville. it mentions a largest bass of four pounds nine ounces and several other weighed fish including ten of fifteen bass. names and details are garbled.
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