Middletown Tops Frederick In Valley League Tilt
Middletown defeated Frederick 6 1 to clinch part of the Shipley League title race Sunday as Walkersville also beat Thurmont 4 1 and Brunswick Emmitsburg forfeit. The Valleyites showed fast offense with Jake Rudy and Arthur Maurer scoring and Don Rice converting a penalty kick.
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Middieteen
Qteceive
Oraceup
Access
Shipley
Frederick Eleven
Middletown
Walkersville
Thurmont
Exgamiieburg
Brunswick
Valieyiles
Gosl
Maier
Frederick
Adem
Pigekin
Jake” Rudy
Keefer
Arthur Maurer
Jake Rudy
Valleyites
Rudy
Don Rice
Beter
Thurfont
Te We Auiaton
Glade
Barney Fleagle
Willy & Cemy
M. LeGore
Hummer
Bwevens
Mercer
Brunswick-Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg
Pos
Keeler
Hauver Porle i Zeigler
Crawford Honer Welty
Lee F. James
Kefauver Garret
Rudy Rice
Rudy Heasler von Wise
D Janes
AL Haver
Michael Adams
Secrety
Aidl
Prnntasiele
Subepuuens
Predericki
Flamigao
Welly
Hossler
Hosster
Hauver
Gaeta
Rice
Kaplan
Garret
Bowjus
Baseball diplomacy in Mexico draws praise and punches
New York writer Harry Grayson recalls a Pan American League tour in Mexico with American players. He notes strong interest in baseball from Mexican fans, recounts games in Mexico City and Pachuca, and mentions impressive home runs and colorful local conditions.
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New York
Japan
Mexico
Alexhavht
Republic
Rio Grande
Fwe
Eotard
Ali Amie
Berres
Sune
Palehilea
Pachuca
Maascy
Pachin
Mexco City
Patehura
Derah
al Schaehr
Safety Play Wins Game Secretary at National Bridge Championship
Bridge experts assemble at the Brevons Hotel in Chicago for the national championship tournament with events in four titles. Western players are expected to win several trophies as travel ease favors Chicago attendees and notable players like Lind and Rabin vie for top honors.
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American Bridge League
Brevens
Chicago
Wooven
Usis
Love
Trading Woes and Horse Breeding News Across Regions
The piece covers a failed wholesale deal in Dayton tied to baseball figures Tony Lazzeri Red Rolfe Johnny All en and Joe Glenn amid a contract dispute with Steve O Neill over Harder. It then shifts to Maryland breeding circles noting a rising English horse bridle Brannens, with forecasts of a strong breeding year and notable prices.
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Dayton
Tony Lazzeri
Red Rolfe
Johnny Allen
Joe Glenn
Cleveland
Me Hardee
Hale
Steve O'Neill
Parr
Harder
Frederick Defeats Brunswick Firemen 24 to 7 at McCurdy Field
Frederick’s Pred erik Athletic Club beat the Brunswick Firemen 24 7 before hundreds at McCurdy Field Sun. McQuillen starred for Brunswick with passing and kicking while Frederick’s Grove and Barry moved the ball. The game featured two blocked kicks and a late Brunswick drive but Frederick held on for the win as Hawthorne visits Thursday.
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Prederik Athletic Club
Brunswick Firemen
Acote
McCurdy Pied
Hest
Bere Pile Senson
Brunswick
Glenn McQuillen
McCurdy Field
Maroon and White
Sod
Frederick
McQuillen
Batamas
DOL Brunswick
Bavieie Uy Biier
Dhe Lyngti
Marine
Pepco
Barry
Leis
Grove
Hughes
Butler
Deans
Alexander
Jim
Ullen
Grove Mahone
Barry G. Meaullen
Butler Walker
Frederica
Steracy
Taorhdrims
Rare Hughes
Gre
Howe
Predenck Lebners
Rudy, Mary
Ringer
All-American Tivis stars as Syracuse meets Maryland on Thanksgiving
All American Tivis centers for Syracuse in a decisive intercollegiate clash with Maryland at Baltimore Stadium Thursday afternoon. Albanese, 190 pounds, a leading Alle American back, headlines the Orange backfield while Maryland hopes Bill Guckeyson counters Syracuse’s star with two standout runs.
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Tivis
Syracuse University
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Albanese
Terps
Orange
Bill Guckeyson
Georgetown
College and Pro Football Scores Across The Nation
A compilation of college and state list results shows Maryland beating Georgetown 12 to 6 and Colgate defeating Rutgers 27 to 0. Notable games include Princeton 26 Dartmouth 6 and Notre Dame 20 GS 6. A final note mentions Joey Sewell traveling to Daywii for a minor league meeting with Earl Combs affecting Sewell’s job prospects.
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Maryland
Georgetown
North Dakota
Albright
F. and
Array
Vermont
Boston Col
Boston U
Bucknell
Penn State
Colgate
Rutgers
Columbia
Brown
Dickinson
Muhlenberg
Haverford
Hopkins
Lehigh
Lafayette
Lebanon Valley
Delaware
PLM. G
Baltimore
Princeton
Dartmouth
Villanova
Temple
West Virginia
W and J
Yale
Harvard
Chicago
Wingis
Duquesne
Detroi
Towa
Northwestern
Towa State
Kansas
Maranelte
Creighton
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
State
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Auburn
Georgia
Duke
N.C. State
Georgia Tech
Floridia
W. la Ins
U. Cl.a
Loyola
Wyoming
Colorado
Joey Sewell
Daywii
Football in Baker Park: Gold Eleven Defeats Red Team 18–12
In Baker Park Sunday Fredemp’s Red team fell to Frederck Chapter Order of De May led by James Ley with two touchdowns. Joe Price added one and Kemp scored a 14 yard TD. Other notes list players and upcoming games including Walkersville at Frederick and Emmitsburg at Mt Airy.
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Frederck
DeMay
Baker Park
Gold Eleven
James
Hristle" Ley
Red Vream
Fredemp
Ley
Joe Price
Edd R Mogle
Kemp
Sergeee
Telave “Bence
Aed
Ge Orriaon . Danner Baumgardner
Frank Haller
McLaren H. Nogie
Mercer Moore Hendrickson
Baley
R. Fogle
A. Poogle
Alexander Rhoderick
Price
Nogie
Highest paid coach poolball figures stir controversy
The piece lists Slip Madigan of St Marys California as among the top earners, comparing his pay to rivals Warners Lew Littles and Jock Sutherland. It notes a contract offering 87,500 plus 1 15 percent of winnings and ties, with Slip allegedly earning 37,000 last year and 33,000 in another period.
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Pop Warners
Lew Littles le
Jock Sutherlands
Slip Madigan
St. Marys
California
Silip
Hial
Slip
Nameriais Eee
Fede
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Pleagie
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Maryland Athievic Club
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Texas Christian
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Grayson
Tere Vernon Kenn
Ted Whitman
L Leweyz
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Mexico City
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Rabess
Glenn Mrq
Dar Rainroad Dack
McQuiien
Frederick Pease
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Sheere
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Chalienta
al Branthas Farm
Union Bridge
Episcoe Pal Church
EB. W. Culp
Bradco
Goofb Sternsdace
Mildred
Wes Crape
Brannenaie
FAC
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Kicker Stars
Vannio Albanese
DeMainy
Shipley Soccer League
Mt Airy
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Mt. Airy
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