Cardinals to meet Yankees in New York opening game
New York October 2 The probable lineups for today's opening world series game list St Louis players Doughit Southworth Borneby Bottomley Bell Hafer O Farrell Thevenow Sherdell as pitcher and New York players Comba Kovelg Ruth Meusel Gehrig Lazieri Dugan Severeld Pennock. Time 130 pm EST. Umpires George Hildebrand and Wm Dinnees AL William Kiem Day NL.
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Hafer
O'Farrell
Thevenow
Sherdell
Comba
Kovelg
Ruth
Meusel
Gehrig
Lazieri
Dugan
World Series Opens as Yankees and Cardinals Clash in Firelit Showdown
New York and St Louis, champions of desperate campaigns, meet at Yankee Stadium for the opener of baseballs world title series. Expected near 65,000 fans fill the amphitheatre amid sky high ticket prices. Pennock faces Sherdell as the pitching duel begins, Hornsby and Bottomley provide the offense while O Farrell anchors the Cardinals in a battle shaped by Ruths power and the Yankees missing Bengough.
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
Herb Pennock
Willie Sherdell
Cardinals
Miller Hugeims
Rogers Hornsby
Sherdell
Babe Ruth
Hornsby
Jim Bottomley
Bob O'Farrell
Benny Bengouzh
Hank Severeid
Pat Collins
Bucky Harris Weds Elizabeth Sutherland in Washington
Bucky Harris manager of the Washington baseball team married Elizabeth Sutherland daughter of Howard Sutherland in a late Friday ceremony. President and Mrs Cochran and officials attended. The couple left for New York to attend the World Series game.
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Bucky) Harris
Washinosion
Elizabeth Stherland
Howard Sutherlang
Sports Notes From Frederick and Around Town
Jack Bank left Frederick for New York without his crutch or cane after a brief visit, planning rest before winter work. Cumberland seeks Hub Werre for next season. Colts offered 750, last release cost 600, Mt Atlantic loss. Mt St Marys frosh ball meets Fordham. Noah Downes may join Fredericks team as standout forward. Plans for a new organization face two leagues one of independents and one of fraternal groups.
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Fishnes
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Cumberland
Werre
York White Hoses
Mt. St. Marys’ College
Frobhall Club
Fordham University of New York Cis
Eppo
Fordham
Mount
Eight State Elevens in GridIron Battles This Afternoon
Maryland clubs face stiff opposition as eight state elevens clash today. Navy hosts Purdue at Annapolis. Fordham challenges Mountaineers in New York while others meet in Columbia Philadelphia and Chester.
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Annapolis
Hopkins
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Philadelphia
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Columbia
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St John’s
Virginia
Lynchburg Collee
Washington
Pennsylvania Military College
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Fordham
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Haven
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Amherst
Harvard
Geneva
Cambridge
Army
Detroit
West Port
Notre Dame
Beloit
South Bena
Winter Hours For Use at Local Y M C A Schedule
The winter gym schedule for the local Y M C A was announced by physical director Alvin G Quinn. The new hours start Monday morning with specific entry times for various groups on different days.
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Ocal XY. M. C. A
Alvin G. Quinn
Compass lesson ends in comic stomach answer
A London Tit-Bits joke has a teacher guiding Arthur through compass directions. Facing north, right points east, left west, behind south, then Arthur blurts out that in front is his stomach, prompting a humorous end to the lesson.
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Little Arthur
London
Amateurs 10 Play in Randsey Benefit
Frederick city and county baseball amateurs will display at McCurdy Field next Saturday as All-Stars from the county meet a city club for the Buck Ramsey testimonial fund. Proceeds aid Buck Ramsey in Johns Hopkins Hospital. County and city players from first and second all-star clubs reinforce the benefit lineup. Merril Ecker of Thurmont offered to manage the county club. The City League All-Star team will showcase Frederick’s best amateur material.
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McCurdy Field
Buck Rameey
News Post
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Buck Ramsey
Frederick
Johns Hopkins
Earl
5. P. Baker
Angleberger
M. Frank
Ranneberger
A. Forney
Hargett
G Baker
Gouker
J. Gardner
Elkins
T. Kennedy
Roderick
Hartman
Wenzel
J. Baer
Downes
G Wenzel
C. Mask
Crum
J. Creeger
G. Stull
Nelson
Fleetwood
Swope
Cornelius
Merril Ecker
Thurmont
Walkersville Teams Triumph Over Adamstown in Dual Meet
Walkersville high school soccer and field ball teams edged Adamstown teams Friday at Adamstown. The boys won 3 to 1 while the girls dominated 7 to 0. Pauline Etzler led the winners with five field goals as EH Zimmerman and others contributed scoring.
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QO. Trout
Adamstown Trails Walkersville In Football Showdown
In a rugged clash at Adams town Walkersville led 7 to 0 after the first quarter. Lineups featured Harwood Etzler and Shook on defense with Keeney and Trout among the standout scorers. Referee D Shipley oversaw the 12 minute quarters as the teams traded possessions and a late surge by Walker sville narrowed the gap. A classified ad in The News promises results of the game and more.
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M. Trout Lang
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Culler Ways
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Trout
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