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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1928
Page
6
Fragmentary notes list college football matches with teams including Carnegie Tech Florida Georgia Tech North Carolina Chapel Hill and Syracuse among others. Regional teams like Pittsburgh, West Virginia and Minnesota are mentioned with unclear schedules and venues.
Mount St. Marys juniors opened the season with a decisive 30 to 0 win over Westminster A C at Echo Field. Captain Bonner led a swift attack and stout defense as the home team dominated from the start, with a standout performance from ball carriers and a new sophomore fullback contributing two touchdowns.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Monday play with Frederck Warsiere Staves Cons and McCurdy Field. references team names, times, and advertising context unclear. Summary limited by unreadable source.
The era’s top players Henri Cochet of France and Helen Wills of the United States dominate the 1928 honors. Cochet is praised for courtroom consistency and business success while Wills is praised for sweeping 1928 titles and balancing tennis with her artistic endeavors.
The article recalls a chaotic substitution during a Minnesota game and notes a substitute quarterback Neal Nelson nearly causing a mix up before the crowd. It cites coaches Stagg Meehan Rockne and Roper as examples of managing limited material, with Harvard Princeton and Navy Harvard teams praised for resilience.
A scatter of game scraps and player praise highlights the era’s prep and college sport chatter. Switched with cross references, comments praise Cadet Cagle’s football sense and defense while noting West Point wrestling hopes and broader college gridiron talk.
Diamond team defeats Fages in a three game set by two pins then wins two more to close gap atop the Frederick City Bowling League. Charlie Myers scores 320 across three games as Bill Bradley leads runners up with 310 pins.
Mt St Marys visits Tata Field for a storied rivalry back after four years as Western Maryland emphasizes old ties and new connections. Coaches Malloy and Harlow foster strong friendship while Mountaineers defend aerials as Charlie Javens expected to boost Maryland center play. Western Maryland plans its strongest lineup and Greasy Neal stars for a high tempo showdown.
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