Walbrook Downs Fryedricks A C in Gridiron Action
Frederick A C Downs Walbrook battles Martinsburg Hose Company No 5 in a 60 minute game. Key plays include a Walbrook touchdown by Findson after a line plunge, and Grove adds the extra point. Defensive efforts by Davis and Steele limit losses as both teams push for victory.
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Aurto Lipps
Walbrook
Moon
Ey Findson
Hart
Frederick
Davis
Steele
Azartinsk
P. A.C. Gadmen
Martinsburg Hose Company No. 5
Marinsburs
Grove
Sel Baker
Caytonsville
Western Marx
Virginia
Cape
Frederick—Murphy
Trail
Johnson
Moberly Green
Waltrook
Carho
King
F_ Hos
B. Hest
Waiters
O'Neill
Marrington
Workhart Mulkay
Allreid
Lige
Rinehart
Arnstrong
Landgoer
Bead
Kennedy
Linemmen
Myers
Tennant
Tkner
Tinger
Middletown Loses State Soccer Title
Hancock defeats Middletown 451 to 31 in a state soccer final with key players Powers Wie Surger Tawoof contributing to the score. A high scoring tilt highlights the match in Middletown.
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Middletown
Hancock
Yy poals—Powers, C
Wie Surger, P
AL L. Tawoof
Yesterday's Grid Results Across College Football Scores
Listing of varied college football results with multiple mismatched team names and scores. Notable outcomes include Penn State 19 over Pittsburgh 12 and Oregon 0 over West Virginia 0, with other games showing inconsistent or garbled team pairs and scores.
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Henelis
Curtain Rises on Local Basketball Doubleheader
Tonight at the State Armory the season opens with two games featuring Cresap’s and the Riflemen. Troop 32 1 vs Troop 34 scouts set the card, with half price for Riflemen spectators. The Riflemen, led by Mond Crum Paxson Shor Britches and Racey, aim to continue a strong start after a practice win over Potomac Ealison. West Baltimore’s club enters with three wins already this season.
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State Armory
Cresap
Ishes
Boy Scouts
Richard Brucher
Riflemen
Shem
Ritemen
Potomac Ealison Quint
Frmond Crum
George Paxson
Shor' Britches
Tim Racey
Tortner High School
West Baltimore
Gulf Pride Team Triumphs in Alley Victory
Gulf Pride wins in a brisk alley match as Lerat leads with decisive plays and Moe contributes 14 points defeating YT. MOE in a tight contest.
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Gulf Pride
Hiiens Alley
MOE
Lerat
Brunswick and Cumberland fight to a 10 10 tie in hard ball clash
In a tight game Brunswick and Cumberland play to a 10 10 draw as Hartman Younkins McCarthy Kalbaugh score for Brunswick while Cumberland contributions come from Nelson and Kalbaugh plus a Hartman on the board. Substitutions and penalties noted as the final contest of the season.
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Yeuikon
Nariman
Brunswick
Airwuswick
Cumberland
Carrion Nelon Dunes
Kine Langley Pretland
McLane
Shern Smith
Rowe
Severn
Palmer
Sellers Brinkman McCarthy
Kalbaugh
Thompson Cumberland
Calhoun
Freeman
Uoneyvan
Howser
Thompson
Smith
Langley
Bussey
Nelson
Dickinson
Gellers
Holsey
Freeland
Peters
Hime
Hartman
Younkins
McCarthy
Kalbough
Rentch
Karns
Brady
Maryland Wins Dramatic Reg Battle Before Vanderbilt Triple
Maryland struggles against Hopkins in a tense conference clash. Scoring drives stall at the Hopkins five yard line, a key interception paves the way for a late 40 yard drive and a final score. Maryland departs for Vanderbilt after the game.
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Tinal
Pogpelman
Maryland
Vanderbilt
City Bowling League Last Nichts Results
The brief notes show a match where a team defeated Farners. Games Tonight were at Crystal Laundry, with limited readable details and no clear scores or full team names available.
Two On Trial In New York Judicial Scandal Case
The New York Bureau reports on the trial of Thomas YT Tammarey, once a sheriff's clerk, and Martin J. Healy, a Tammany district trader. They appear at the hearing charged with selling former Magistrate George F. Ewald his bench seat for ten thousand dollars.
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NEA
New York Bureau
Threvre
New York
Thomas YT. Tammarey
Martin J. Healy
Tammany Organization
George F. Ewald
Eagles Open Season With Win At Hancock
The Eagles defeated Hancock in a season opener with a close score as players such as Harriman and Disrence contributed. Hancock posted a 24 point team total while the hosts led through most of the game and secured the win in front of a large crowd.
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Hancock
Tanake Bal
Sying
Thundey Co
Bofiman Chevrolet
Washington Kounty
Harriman
Baethen
Tke Powers
Mos
Lasers
Houck
Casper
Timer
Welsy
Heavyweight Bouts End Fast in Hagerstown Armory
In a Wednesday night match at the Hagerstown Armory Herman Welner of Baltimore stopped Jack O'Neill of Pittsburgh in the second round of an eight round bout. Welner floored O'Neill twice in the first round and three times in the second before the knockout.
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Jack O'Neill
Herman Welner
Baltimore
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