Harvard Football Woes Prompt Pessimistic Headlines
Harvard struggles with weak material under coach Richard C. Harlow after a season that saw losses to Holy Cross Dartmouth Army and Princeton. Sports writers argue the Crimson lacks depth and freshman talent to lift the program, with pundits noting Harvard scholarships and transfer of players as factors.
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Army
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Frederick County High Teams Vie In Delayed Championship Contests
Rain halted the county championship events rescheduled for this afternoon at 2 30. Frederick and Walkersville clash in fieldball while Midgetown and Examiteburg meet in soccer. Frederick meets Hagerstown in the soccer quarterfinal at Hub City at 3 00, and the fieldball winner faces Hagerstown at Cadet Field at 2 30. Frederick’s team, strong through the south mp division, is favored over Walkersville as one of the region’s best. The soccer winner advances to meet Central Maga School of Loneconing in the second round.
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Frederick and
Walkersville High School
Widball
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Frederick County
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Hagerstown High School
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Cadet Field
Frederick
Walkersville
Maryland
Central Maga School of
Western Maryland to Sell Tickets for Postseason Game
Western Maryland College players will pay 2.20 dollars each to attend the December 7 post season game against the University of Maryland in Baltimore Stadium. Proceeds go to fund a field house at the college. students will not get the usual 6d tickets.
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Western Maryland
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Adamsstown Property Sold in Rifle League Area
Widow Mrs. Sarah C. Hume sold Adamsstown property on Adamstown Greenfield road to Lynwood and Mrs. Hyatt for about $4500. They have possession and will reside in Baltimore thereafter with daughter Evelyn Hume. Also noted Calvary M E Church Amateur Night at 7:45 with judges and prize donors listed. Two black U.S. senators and 31 black representatives have served in Congress.
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Sun Armory
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R. Caldwell Hume
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James W. Monck
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Calvary M. EL Church
Frederick and Vicinity
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Onerles L Hothenhoefer, Hershberger's
Potomac Eding Company
United States Congress
City Bowling League Results Highlight
Yesterday's standings show Bes perta, Grove's 1, and 2 in a crowded City Bowling League. Local bowlers posted scores reflecting a tight team competition and midweek action.
Recreation League Scores and Schedule
Recreation League games and results list mondays and thursdays with matchups including Kline’s versus Y M EB and Castle’s versus M EB. Fridays show Groff’s against Hahn’s and Hesiery versus Roney with unclear testerday results.
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Y. M. EB
Western Maryland to meet Catholic U after Boston College win
Prank Sodowski moves to right halfback for Western Maryland as Leroy Campbell is injured against Boston College. Ben Adrianca replaces Bil Rirth at center. Jim Brennan to quarterback the Terror. Dr. Fred Holloway begins as Western Maryland president and will attend the Washington game against Catholic University.
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Leroy Campbell
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Boston College
Catholic University
Griffith Badim
Campbell
Bagies
Ben Adrianca
Bil Rirth
Jim Brennan
Elven Sagen
Cardinals
Fred
Holloway
Western Maryland College
Washington
Westminster Theological Seminary
A. Norman Ward
Boston
League Captains to Meet Friday Night at Aisade Alleys
The president calls the Industrial League for a meeting of all team captains this Friday at 7 o clock at Aisade alleys. In Africa, flamingoes face congestion as flocks cannot take off together. outer birds must depart first to clear space for others.
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Laks Hantington
Africa
Court News and Notices Include Marital Licenses and Property Deals
Marriage licenses listed for George Wiliam Howlin and Fannie Louise Wright of Washington. Property transfers include H Kieffer DeLauter trustee to Edward Fink for county duties, and Joseph D. Mish to Home Owners' Loan Corporation for 10000. Transfers also show Alton Miller to Gordon Strong for county, and M Luther Creager trustees to Bernard McCaffrey for county. Permits note Vernon Rippeon brick house on Wilson avenue valued 3800 and Henry H. Springer concrete block addition to factory valued 1800. Also mentions fire-walking by Pit Islanders and Hindus with differing spectator access.
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Edward Fink
Joseph D. Mish
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Alton Miller
Gordon Strong
Luther Creager
Bernard BE. McCaffrey
Vernon Rippeon
Wilson Avenue
Henry H. Springer
Emimitaburg
Lead Deceives Player in Bridge Column
Secretary AM E McKennet discusses opening lead strategy in bridge. A five spade declarer hand unfolds with West taking the first trick, queen led, and repeated diamond returns, enabling West to establish a spade trick and overturn a presumed safe contract.
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AM E. McKennet
Leeds
West
East
Gridiron Income Up Forty Percent This Season
New York reports a Wall Street funded survey by Ryan and Company shows professional football prosperity up about 40 percent over 1939 and far above 1930s levels. The study estimates five million weekly gate, entertainment, travel and betting turnover with about 1,000,000 fans attending weekly across 300 games and 7,800 workers employed.
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Wall Stree
Joseph Ryan
Hie
Sessom
Ryan
AECOW
Romine
Ali
Form Pin Loop Bowling League forms in Winchester match night
A new tri tale bowling league brings Hag rtown Martinsburg Leesburg and Winchester teams. The Frederick squad to be known as the spor Jerk Mart Chartes Prudaon Hecserd Martman Arthur Citors Harry Sheffer and Roy Morgan will play their first match Friday night in Winchester with Bak as a venue and a second half to follow.
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Hag
Roosevelt signals aim to lower interest rates
President Roosevelt told reporters he wanted interest rates lower than 6 percent though he did not specify a figure. He framed easier money as key to powering large bank reserves in the recovery drive, while giving no indication the government would compel cheaper money through action. Some observers saw potential action via lower charges by government agencies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Virginia Withdraws From Race Citing Hagerstown Ties
A brief item notes Virginia will withdraw in a few days from a contest due to connections with Hagerstown. Details remain sparse but the move signals a shift in local political dynamics surrounding the region.
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