Terrors to face North Dakota in Baltimore clash
Western Maryland College prepares for the undefeated University of North Dakota in Baltimore Stadium after a 0-4 loss to Catholic University. Coach Charley Mavens notes the team’s resilient spirit, with sophomores playing key roles and full strength expected for the Saturday lineup.
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Leroy Campbell
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Terrota
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Shenandoah
Tony Oriwngi
Oui Timate
Iron Men
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Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
McCurdy Field
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Penn State
Prite
Colbert
Auburn
Francis
Alabama
Hinkle
Vanderbilt
New Orleans
Ed Skoronski
Purdue
Boilermakers
Manhattan Corete
New York
San Franciseca
Monk
Stanford
Ametaa
Santa Clara
Chas
Indians
Industrial Bowling League Results Report
Yesterday's matches show Field Tailors defeating Muse 3 to 1 and Potomac Edison routing Times 3 to 0. In the Friday games Paint Store edged L. Bakers 13 to 0 amid competitive storms and Shipley near Ox Flore.
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Muse Tailoring Co
Storm & Shipley Wash
Fred Tailoring Co
City Bowling League Diamonds Games Tonight
The City Bowling League feature lists matches for Wednesday with Grove vs Adamstown and Case's v8 MEB Games. It notes games tonight and the schedule for the Diamonds division.
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Recreation League South and 5. BB Games Summary
Thursday Huskry vs Hanna Cafe. Friday Groff s vs Klines.
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Princeton Tigers Dominant In Eastern Football Realm
The text lauds Princeton as the class of the Atlantic seaboard, praising the Tigers as exceptionally well coached on offense and nearly foolproof on defense. It highlights Crister as a strong coach, a deep roster, and a demanding schedule that showcases resilience and depth against top opponents.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Crister
Tiger
Tigers
Thoms
High Discard Is Tip Off
High Discard Is Tip Off discusses a contract bridge problem from a series by B J Becker, aiming at national events in Chicago. It explains a new defensive discard technique using off suit signals, with East and West decisions to counter a four spade contract.
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American Bridge League
B J. Becker
Sylvania Bridge Club
Philadelphia
Becker
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Pennsylvania
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Temple Owls Hide Numbers To Foil Spartans On Scrimmage
Temple University ball carriers wore no front numerals forcing Michigan State to identify players by facial or figure traits. Spartans added chalk marks and red chalk as a precaution, but Temple used Xs on chests and managed to mislead until labels appeared after the line.
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Michigan State
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Temple
Owls
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Trisle
Middletown Opens Lead With Forfeit Win Over Thurmont
Middletown leads the Bhipley Soccer League after a 1-0 forfeit victory over Thurmont on Sunday. League president Dorsey F. Shipley upheld Referee Roscoe Shank’s decision, noting Thurmont failed to recruit a full team and informing Middletown by phone before noon. The forfeit brings Valley a two point edge over Frederick in the first half pennant race.
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Thurmont
Dorsey F. Shipley
Shipley
Roscoe Shank
Valleyites
Frederick
Lewis
Wils Lue
Walkersvile
Walkersville Setta
Leo Metz
Irving Shuffler
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Willumsport
Shutter
Notre Dame and Army sidelight ends with coin toss
In a Notre Dame Army clash in New York on a Saturday, a late moment involved Captain Shuler of the Abi side attempting a bat possession after a deadlock. The referee called heads or tails, Notre Dame won the coin toss, and Coach Elmer Layden then handed the ball to the Army captain in a gracious gesture to the 80,000 spectators.
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Notre Dame Army
New York
Army
Evans Quits as Cleveland Indians General Manager
William G. Evans resigned as general manager of the Cleveland Indians after eight years. Alva Bradley announced the position would be discontinued, and Blapnicka was named manager to the president. Evans, a 22 year AL umpire before joining the Indians, said his plans were indefinite but hoped for a new job by contract end.
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William G
Billy) Evans
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Baseball Company
Bradley
Blapnicka
Indians
Evans
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