Washington County Teams Nearer Title
Washington County schools push toward the championship as Hancock defeats Annapolis 6-2 in soccer. Key goals by Keller and White seal the win for Hagerstown, who lead 6-2 at halftime and hold off Glenburnie guard threats.
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Washington County
Frederik
Hagerstown
Loraco
Hancock
Annapolis
Tangy Maroon
Keller
White
Ufe
Satan Ee Eater
Glenburnie
Washington
Champaook
Posemance White
A. AD of
Townshend
P. Schlosser
Herrold Shue
Robins
Schlosser
Harrison Smith
Wn Curry Ludwig RH
Schwalleckereer Kubn
Luckett Beard Nichols Woods
Mady Callahan
Hagerstowm
P. Schiosser
J. Bchiosser
Poremance
Misas
Marguerite Mises
PFAL
Nightha in a close win over Budadadle in score filled game
In a high school contest the Eagles edge the Nighthawks with a narrow margin as Crum Smith and Shelhorse lead for the Eagles while Budadadle struggles to keep pace. The game features mixed scoring by halves with refereeing by Kilne and scoring by Aiulez.
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Oroles
Earlex
Baker's Bowling League Preview and Scattered Results
Readable fragments show Baker's Bowling League results and upcoming games. Mentions Farmees defeat Carmack, upcoming matches Acbourn versus 3, DeMolay Alumni, and games Thursday Friday with multiple clubs and players named in scattered lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acbourn
DeMolay
First American newspaper car form desgate by Prankin
A fragmentary historic note credits Benjamin Prankin with creating the first American newspaper car form and links its influence to the Pennsylvania Gazette dated May 9. The item notes numerous history books reproduce the form.
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Carfom O
Desgate
Benjamin Prankin
Pennsylvan
Gazete
Imee
NEA selects 1934 All American Football Standouts
Listing from Marmy Grayson highlights first and second teams with stars from Minnesota Stanford Alabama Navy Navy Illinois and more. It notes five unanimous picks from coaches and officials and cites player positions across ends backs tackles centers and fullbacks with names such as Larimore Barclay Moscrip Howell and Weinstock.
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L. E.—Motorup
Stanford
L. T.—Gentry
Oklahoma
LG. —Barclay
North Carolina
C —Ward
Utah State
G—Monikan
Ohio State
R. T.—Cutter
Navy
R. E— Larson
Minnesota
Q. B—Graison
H—Wilson
Southern Methodist
R. M—Vowell
Alabama
F. B.—Weinstock
Pittsburgh
L. E.—Barden
Fordham
L. T.theodoratus
Washington State
L. G.—Boyer
C.—Robbison
Tulane
R. G.hartwig
D—Reynolds
R. E—Goodwin
Marmy Grayson
MEA
Service Sports Halter
NBA Service, Inc
NBA Service Today
Dehisren
Uurst
Dan Hanley
Army
Rockne
Notre Dame
Army-Navy
Orsals
Dvedetick Tians
Recreation League Yesterday's Results Summary
Ormes defeated South St. Roney Muse HKme s Groff. Dunhops beat F I 8 Co Wildcats defeat Blue Ribbons. Trainmen versus Kaufmen Garage. Local results list several matches with unclear spellings and team names.
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Orme's
South St
Dunhops
A Pet Me
Red Ravens
Gro Paint Shop
Roney Motor Co
Muse Tailoring Co
M. J. Grave Lime
Kung Auto
Shepherd shines as all East football prospect at Colgate level
Western Maryland’s Dick Shepherd garners All Eastern eleven consideration. Kerr notes Shepherd as best all around back, capable of passing kicking and rushing. Readiness for Mount St. Marys and Georgetown games cited along with peers Buckley Weinstock and Borries in Kent backfield talk.
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Shepherd
Andy Skert
Colgate
Kerr
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Eddie Tryon
Rye
Tryon
Borries
Bucker
Weinstock
Kent
Shepherdt
Maryland
Pbottdes
Buckler
Netre Sauurdar
Five Years Ago Today At Tilhois Football Captaincy Vote
A fragment notes that five years ago the University of Tilhois football regulars voted against a captain for 1930. The item mentions one player could not give his best with the captaincy and cites worry about leadership. Also references Jack McBride and Syracuse.
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University of Tilhois
Mworry
Bid to Slam in Bridge Mystery from 19th Century Column
A bridge problem from a secretary column presents a slam try after a cue bid. South opens one heart, North jumps to two diamonds, South to two no trump, North four hearts. West leads diamonds then spades, and the question is how South should play to secure a slam.
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EL McKenne
American Bridge League
Mourn
Noah
Heros
Whith Ord
Timp & Pecarel
Sourh
Seven to play for last Lin game Thursday
Seven University of Maryland football players will wear the Old Liners uniform for the last time when Johns Hopkins visits Baltimore Stadium Thursday afternoon. Backfield stars Norwood Sotheron Dick Nelson Earl Wolmyer Joe Crecca and guard-turned-linemen Simpson Stewart McCaw Luther Goldman mix with linemen to cap their Maryland careers.
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University of
Maryland
Stewart McCaw
Luther Goldman
Goldman
Lotheron
Nelson
Simpson
Varsity
College Park
Mec- Cay
Sothoro
Widmer
America
Ac FC
Grayson recounts baseball figures and contract dispute details
In New York on November 27 reports discuss Al Schacht and American Seacos years after disclosures about a breakup. The piece describes tensions between partners and a punch tied to a property man’s mistake, citing Gene Tunney’s Chicago portrayal.
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New York
Astross
Schacht
Washington
Bastar
AliToch
al Schacht
Inimaces
Amalie
T+ kenerallv
Kong
Gene Tunney
Chicago
Hat Schacht
Drs
Aitvoce
Schacht Seen as More Than a Clown On Baseball Field
The article portrays Schacht as a quirky yet insightful baseball figure, praising his teaching ability and pitching knowledge. It recounts his 1922 Read ing against Beltimore memory, his handling of the Senators during a rough period, and notes Pop Warner's praise comparing players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schacht
Cronin
Beltimore
Schachi
Undefeated Temple Owls Top: Line Crasher Praise By Notre Dame Mentor
Undefeated Temple Owls praised as having a formidable backfield by Harry Stildreher, a Notre Dame Four Horsemen figure, who calls Temple the finest line crasher he has seen. Yale defeats Princeton in a celebrated victory that drew nationwide joy. Commentators discuss Tiger outgrowing the Big Three while Fritz Crisler’s schedule faces Princeton undergrads’ disapproval.
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Harry Stildreher
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Villanova
Philadelphia
Yale
Princeton
Tiger
Fritz Crisler
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