Navy and Pitt 10 Play Saturday
Baltimore November 12 Navy meets Pittsburgh in Annapolis in a highly anticipated East Coast gridiron clash. The Sixteen teams in action include Indiana facing Temple and Western Maryland versus Bucknell as fans pack the stadium. Pittsburgh’s visit to Annapolis is billed as the meet of the season with Panth ers and Tar stars drawing wide interest as Yale Princeton and Fordham Purdue follow. The Panthers boast seven standout backs led by Webenbaush and Malarkey as the city braces for a big weekend of college football.
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Maryland Defeats VMI in Baltimore by 23 to 0
Maryland's strong football team overwhelmed Virginia Military Institute 23 to 0 in Baltimore at the Stadium. George Sachs keyed the scoring with a 1 yard run and a 30 yard return for a second touchdown, while Vic Willis added a safety and Norwood Sotheron finished with a late 65 yard TD run.
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Football results from Maryland and Providence games
Football results show Maryland 73 over Mt. D Boston College 7 and Providence 34 over Lowell Textile 9. Vincent 13 Seieta 0 appears in the fragmented list of scores.
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Recreation League Results and Tonight’s Games
Recreation league results show Yeaterday'n games with Rets defeating Urine. Tonight's schedule includes Raney vs Red Ravens. Wednesday features South Street against Kline's. Thursday games list Muse versus Grove Lime Co.
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Orr
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Rottericn
Jeb Syier
Wickess
Williams
Bowling League Results and Upcoming Matches
Derr Bowling League notes Gunther Beer defeated Traunmen in yesterday’s Resulia. Tonight Gunther faces Traumen. Tuesday features Bie Ribbon against FL. Thursday schedule lists Kaufman versus Dunlap Tires.
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Frederick's rise under Rice sparks praise from coach tips
Sports talk credits Rice for turning Frederick around since last September and building a strong, top contender team. The piece notes roster talent, earlier doubts, and Rice's effective management as key to the season's success. It mentions Roger Peckinpaugh, Max Carey, Casey Stengel, Cabby Street, and various college names in a broad, era-specific tone.
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Shipley Grizue
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Casey Stengel
Cabby Street
Frederick High Faces Singerstown In Playoff Opener
Frederick High meets bitter rival Singerstown in the State-wide Playground Athletic League Seldball Tournament first round at Hagerstown this afternoon at 2 30. Frederick, short on key players due to injury, faces a rangy Hagerstown squad that beat them 14 2 in a prior tilt, but coach Helra Hann expects a closer contest as lineup changes add offensive power.
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Ten Years Ago Sid Terris KO of Coogan in New York
Ten years ago Sid Terris a lightweight from New York scored a sixth round knockout against Mel Coogan of Brooklyn in a scheduled twelve round bout held in New York.
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New York
Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
Baker's Bowling League Schedule and Rivalries
Wednesday games feature Barbers versus Giltinger's and Farmers against Union Mfg Co. Friday play pairs Farmers Co-Op with DeMolny Alumni. Royal Mint vaults in London hold bullion worth 350 million Ls, while Iowa’s Crayne and Rice’s Bill Wallace spark backfield debates. A distant scout praises Hiking Ike Petersm oof Gonzaga for matchups with Washington State.
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Ike
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Washington State
Try For Highest Score by William E McKenne y
In rubber play you decide based on hand in hand and paratasult while in duplicate the hand should be played no trump if 150 data suggests it. Six hearts can be made easily but six no trump needs precise squeezes and luck in a complex board.
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American Bridge League
Hearts
Bridge problem teaches defense squeeze and no trump contract
In a four player bridge deal North South reach six no trump doubled after West opens with jack of diamonds. Declarer uses heart and spade plays, West discards badly, leads to a famous squeeze sequence. With precise carding the declarer draws trumps, takes diamonds, clubs, and finally makes six no trump doubled.
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Frederick Soccer Meet Called At Akers Store
Frederick soccerites meet manager Don Rice of the Fred Stick team in the Shipley League for a Wednesday night 7 30 gathering at Akers store. All players urged to attend. Ravens Change Players Red Ravens sign John Bradley to replace George Smith in the Recreation Bowling League. News advertising pays big dividends. Invest by J.
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Fred Stick
Shipley
Akers
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John Bradley
George Smith
Intra Mural League Formed At Church Street School
Coach Hubert Derr inaugurates an intra-mural league to develop varsity material with four teams Indians Pirates Vikings and Trojans. Games held Fridays with top players advancing to the American Legion Junior League. Team rosters list captains and players, plus photographers.
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