Weather disrupts Frederick sports schedule with game cancellations
Heavy rain and poor field conditions halt Sunday events in Frederick County. The Frederick Athletic Club football game against the Seamen Gunners is canceled, leaving three scheduled matches postponed to later in the season. Upcoming tests include Merchant Mountaineers at McCurdy Field, Hawthorne of Baltimore on Thanksgiving, and a December 1 defense by Irvington A. against Frederick at Jefferson.
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Prederick County
Robert “Nig” Grove
Frederick Athletic Club
Seamen Gunners
Washington
McCurdy
Mme Fame
Grove
Maroon and White
Merchant-Mountaineers
Marvnsfurs
W. Va
Hack Wil@em
McCurdy Field
Hawthorne Athletic Club of
Baltimore
Irwington A
Frederick
Jefferson Sires
Maryland Aco
Merchant Mountaineers
Colege
Helty
Echool Stars
Wilson
Shipley Soccer
College Football Scores Snapshot From Various Games
A scatter of college football results lists numerous mismatched scores and team names, including Maryland 0 vs Lehigh 0, Notre Dame 6 vs Army 6, Yale 55 vs Lafayette 0, Penn State 33 vs Pittsburgh G., Harvard 41 vs New Hampshire 0, and Texas A&M 10 vs College of Pacific 10. The messy OCR entry assembles wide-ranging outcomes across many programs with several garbled names and figures.
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Maryland
Wound L
Catholec
Mr. St Mary's
Baltimore
Bt. John's
Johns Hopkins
Georgetown
Manhattan
Army
Notre Dame
Tempie
Jo. Marquene
Colgate
Syracuse
Navy
Columba
Yale
Yale, 55; Lafayete, 0, Pennsylvania, 33, Penn State, & Pitscurgh G. Nebraska
Harvard
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Cornell G. Brown
Boston U
Princeton
Lehigh
Pordham
Muhlenberg
Duquene
West Virginia
F and M
Dickinson
Draluus
Getysburg
Bowton Col
Sprincfield
Drexel
Delaware
Mountaineers Defeat Baltimore University In Easy Win
Mount St Mary's shuts out Baltimore University early and cruises to a decisive victory in Emmitsburg. Abel Apichella leads with two early scores and Tony Apichella adds another as Shemonsky and Ruback connect on multiple plays. The Mounts dominate on both sides with timely passes and strong runs securing the margin.
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Emmitsburg
Mt Bt Mary
Baltimore University
Abel
Apichelia
Baltimore
Saints
Frank Apichelia
Muratnick
Apichella
Shemonsky
Sullivan
Ruback
Mounts
Eckle
Tony Aplehella
Fio
Joe Zigray
Mt St Mary's Beltizaore Us
Sullvan
Wiens Olszewsk
Munder Cituk
Wierch Blame
Spigelmire Thamus
Test
Brandt
Ruback Porter Reilly Shipley Kuranick
Shemoneky RH
Malye
Apinhella
Gives Signal For Defeat Secretary
A bridge column by BJ Becker of the Sylvania Bridge Club Philadelphia analyzes a defensive signal in a five diamond contract. The article explains how East must reveal a singleton in the lead and how the jack of clubs cipher shows the declarer’s entry. The suggested defense defeats the contract before South can act.
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BJ Becker
Sylvania Bridge Club
Philadelphia
East
South
West
Ambiguous bridge notes from opening lead puzzle
Fragmentary record shows a bridge game note with opening lead choices and players named Lester Kos WAK Ki107S ANE Duplivate Nones, referencing West North East and table positions. The text is garbled but indicates a study on opening lead strategy in a multi station deal.
Radio Day by Day by William McGaffin
AP radio editor summaries early December broadcasts with Asfa Wossen set for a late Wednesday speech on Kilocycles. Princes and Ethiopian leaders planned media appearances while networks schedule music and public affairs programs across WABC CBS WJZ NBC and other outlets.
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William McGaffin
AP Radio
Radio Schedule Highlights From Tuesday Listings
A fragmented program rundown shows 8-Guy Lombardo music, 11-Jack Denny orchestra, 12 30- program from Hawaii, and 4 Women’s Radio Review. Exhibits include Marine exhibition and a Rochester children's concert. other entries mention Frank Solomon band and George Hall orchestra with varied station IDs NBC and WJ2Z NBC.
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Guy Lombardo
Imusic
Pick
Pat
William Gillette
Jock Molmes
Jack Denny
Hawaii
Wjz-Nbc
Dick Leibert
Mollie
Minstrels
American Women’s Association
Frank Sl+mon
Ray Noble
WEAF
NBC
Women's Radio Review
Boston Cline Symphony
George Hall
Wellington Porter
the King's Englah
Rochester Childrens
Asmeialiu Piu di
Bar Ethics Board Finds No Violation in Free Legal Aid
The American Bar Associations standing committee of professional ethics ruled there was no canon breach in offering free legal services to citizens unable to defend constitutional rights. The Liberty League’s national lawyers’ committee acted with experience and skill to help any American without means in court, and the committee found nothing unethical in such action.
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Columbus O Navy
American Bar Associations Standing Committee
American Liberty Leagues
National Lawyers
Liberty League
National Lawyers’ Committee
Court of Justice
Uebls
Old-Time Boxers Comment On New Generation In London
Column notes fight legends from the era of Loughran and Walker, with mentions of Maurice Strickland, George Godfrey, Tommy Freeman, Tom Beck, Maxie Rosenbloom, Benny Bass, and other ring names. Observes fading crowd interest and the influx of newer contenders in Europe and America, and recalls long careers dating back to 1919.
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Columums
GAR
Tommy Loughran
Maurice Strickland
London
Mcacy Wailer Weaus
Montreal Commission
Loughran
Walker
Boxing News Remains Grim for Heavyweight Title Row
Boxing column surveys the heavyweight scene with Louis as the focal point. Potential challengers like Pancho Villa era or Braddock and Schmeling are noted but uncertain, while light heavy John Henry Lewis looms as a strong title hope. The piece also mentions risk in Europe and notes Kinglevinsky's mixed matches as an odd workaround for aging fighters.
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Pauling Uscudun
Joe Lou
Madison Square Garden
Isidore Gastanaga
Gus Mancuso
Lous
Havana
Negro
Charley Reizla
Detroit
Chicago
Rotzlaff
Johnny Riskow
Jack Sharkey
Steve Hamas
Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
John Henry Lewis
Walker
Terest
Pancho Villa
Primo Carnera
Walter Neusels
Butch Rogers
Los Angeles
Hank Hankinson
Hankinson
Eddie Mader
Louis Baer
Rogers
Demin
Jack Kearns
Hank
Bath
King Lesvinsky
Okder
Kingfish
Duke Triumphs 25-0 Over North Carolina in Upset
College football notes reflect on Duke’s decisive 25 to 0 victory over North Carolina, a standout win amid a season of upsets. The piece highlights fast, powerful play, coaching, and lingering questions about undefeated teams and Rose Bowl prospects.
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Duke
North Carolina
Blue Devils
Tarhells
Maryland
North Carolina Marque Te
Syracuse
East
Methodist
Pacific Coast
Texans
UCL. A
LN Oeret Ul Gerniden
Minnesota
Princeton
Trained Late Basketball League to Open December 2
The Tr Late Basketball League will start its season December 2 after a meeting in Hagerstown Friday night. Blue Ridge Lines will play Woodmen of the Works of Hagerstown on December 4 at home. The circuit includes Predenck, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs, Hedgesville, and Shepherdstown with schedule details to follow.
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Hagerstown
Circuit
Blue Ridge Lines
Woodmen
Sety
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Hedgesvile
Shepherdstown
Dempsey Visits Johns Hopkins Eye Clinic
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey went to the Wilmer Institute at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for an eye examination. He is staying as a private patient of Dr Allan Woods and expected to return in about a week for further treatment while en route to New York from Norfolk.
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Baltimore
Jack Dempsey
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dempsey
Allan Woods
New York City
Norfolk
Woods
Pennsylvania
Desert Names Shifts in Gobi and Surrounding Areas
In the Gobi region, researchers note diverse desert names including Enowki Chenese, GSharma sands, and references to Hao-hai seas. The mapping reflects varied local usages and historical terminology across deserts and adjacent seas.
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Ohio State
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Iowa
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American Bridge League
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Jasteaa
Lester
RaAadio
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Wosan
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Haile Selaasie
Welock
Frank Benox
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WABC
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Canada
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France
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NEW York Commission
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Harry Grayson
al Singer
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Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
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Illinois
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