Frederick Eleven Fails Against Washington Pennants
Under a bracing sun the Frederick football team opened its meet by losing 25-0 to the Washington Pennants at McCurdy Field. The hosts showed fumbles and errors while Washington capitalized with three third-quarter touchdowns and a late score. Frederick fans saw bright moments from Lee Hensley and Dek Butler but the visitors largely controlled play.
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Washington
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Dek Butler
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Walter Rinehart
Davis
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Bowers
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Maedecal
Hensley
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Hoy
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Holt
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Butler
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Meridans
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Hensley vens FB. Petworth beats Frederick 1090-6
Touchdowns by Bonbreast Bedell Kessler and Holt. Point after by Apperts. Frederick substitutions Bowers Loose Creager Cissett Butler. Petworth substitutions Anpert Elcholtz Hell Kessler Bedell Byrnes Midler Walsh Lewis. Referee Sullivan Mount St Marys umpire Quinn. Linesmen Myers Bradley timer Smith. Time of perlots 15 minutes.
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Bedell
Kessler
Holt
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Loose
Creager
Cissett
Butler
Anpert
Elcholtz
Hell
Byrnes
Midler
Walsh
Lewis
Sullivan
Mount St Mary's
Quinn
M. Teedlnesman
Kennedy
St John’s
Myers
Bradley
Smith
Baseball Scores From The American League Showwide
Saturday results include Washington 7 over New York 2 and Detroit 3 over Cleveland. Boston 2 12 runs to Philadelphia 1 1 run. Chicago 4 over St Louis 1. Yesterday Philadelphia 3 over Washington 0. Detroit 5 over Cleveland 3. New York 6 over Boston 5.
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Boston
Philadelphia
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National League Saturday Baseball Results
National League results show New York defeating Brooklyn 4 to 2 and Philadelphia beating Boston 2 to 1. Chicago routed St Louis 12 to 2. other games not scheduled. Yesterday Brooklyn won 5 to 2 over New York. Boston 4, Philadelphia 1. Chicago 7, St Louis 1. Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 6, 5 to 3.
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Georgetown Shuts Out Mount St. Mary's 18 to 0
Georgetown posts three touchdowns in the second half to defeat Mount St. Mary's 18 0 in Washington. Savarine Kennedy Parcells and Callahan score while Reilly returns a kickoff for a key 59 yard gain. Mount St. Mary's shows early defense but cannot sustain offense.
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Talewell University
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Ruth Pitches and Hits as Yankees Triumph
Babe Ruth stars in a 26 to 5 Yankees win over the Red Sox, becoming the first major leaguer to lead in batting, pitching, and home runs with a perfect pitching record and his 34th homer. Also reports on Senators loss to Athletics and various league results. Thurmont replaces Brunswick in the Shipley Soccer League after roster filings.
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Shipley Soccer League
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Brunswick
Noted feuds and showbiz twists hit local scene
Bill Terry and New York scribes feud publicly while Unapite Bill Staemers recalls a Baltimore beating years ago under police protection. Jumlith Alle, star of a local theatre film this week, separated from Gus Sonnenberg. Bridgeport boasts a unique plot claim about Solleft to baseball perpetuity. Grounds owned by Jim O Rourke of the original Giants era.
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New York
Bill Staemers
Baltiorore
Jumlith Alle
Gus Sonnenberg
Bridgeport
Cann
Jim O'Rourke
New York Giants
Jim Mutzle
Debreft Candidates and League Manager Rumors Tie to Baseball
A garbled note hints at a will directing Wieestele, a debate over Debreft selection, and a Newark Mears leader, plus talk of big league manager vacancies. It mentions reduced salaries for hockey players paid on a percentage basis, a chicken ranch in California, and Jim Bottomley’s wealth cushioning work.
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Mammox
Newark Mears
Fred Fiteshemens
California
Jim Bottomley
Memphis
Essolene
Standard Oil Company of
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