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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1933
Page
7
A confused dialogue centers on Jimmy Riddell and a missing person case involving Nesta and Ledlington. Coraline Leigh pursues clues while Patsy laments delays and plans to retrieve Mrs. Riddell s address. A helpful young man offers to post a bill redirecting effort toward locating the missing party.
Caroline visits Ledlington End to confront Nesta Riddell about the Van Berg emeralds and a broken fairy tale. She recalls Jim and Mrs Van Berg, fears about possible death, and follows clues from Mr Smithies and Mrs Riddell while navigating a damp, grim day. Nesta opens the door, hinting at a confrontation tomorrow.
Recreation Bowling League begins its season with matches at 7 30 PM. American Five faces Musa Tailoring Company while Sol-Hand Traamen plays Frederick and Steel Co. Other fixtures include Grove Lime Co versus Romy Motor Co Edison meets Friday.
The International League game in Columbus tied the Little World Series at three games apiece as Buffalo defeated its opponent 4 to 1 in the sixth contest.
Seventy three persons attended the Ca ro¢tin Country Club trophy dinner Sunday following the club championship final between Carl Snook and Dr. William Ross and a two ball foursome event. Awards were presented by club president Dr. L Warfield with Mrs Lewis and Vincent Rogers assisting. Snook defeated Ross 1 up to defend the club championship. Mrs E P Thomas won the ladies title. a two ball tourney produced a net 37 by LaForge and Weltzel and a gross 43 by Worthington and Whyte.
Collegiate headlines report St Thomas upsetting Western Maryland in a strong showing by Dick Harlow's squad. Iowa edged Northwestern, Vanderbilt and Oklahoma tied 0 0, and Washington and Jefferson nearly toppled Pittsburgh until late as the Panthers pulled out a win.
The piece highlights James Emory Foxx leading in publicity and on-field feats, while Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig loom in public imagination. Pepper Martin shifts to third base in 1930s style chatter, with Pie Traynor seen as challenger to the All-America crown. Odds favor Pepper Martin over the veteran Traynor in some views.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Protestant church in New Market will host an oyster supper on October 19 at the Grange Hall. Mrs Lelia Simpson has returned from a visit to her daughter in Frederick and her son Paul Simpson. Prof and Mrs A McBride of Baltimore were guests of Mr and Mrs B C Burgess last Saturday. Miss Louise Riggs is spending the week with Mrs C Burgess. Mr and Mrs Frederick Coats in Pennsylvania are visiting Miss Rachel Russell. Mrs and Miss Harrell joined Mrs Virginia Barclay in Boonsboro on Sunday. Miss Annie Burgess has been confined at home by grippe.
Recap mentions a 19-8 Yankees win over the Cubs a year ago, and Scot P Har Iv’s Tryster winning the October Handi Lap at Jamaica. Harmony Grove and Mull Park All Stars played a doubleheader, with Harmony Grove taking the opener 7-4 and dropping the finale 4-1. Local social notes list visits and travels among residents including Downes Downey Hopkins Reich Boyer Kintz and others from Baltimore Washington Frederick and New Windsor.
Harsh practice devices used by some coaches include stuffed dummies for tackling tires for sidestepping and spring levers for drills. Harvard and Northwestern candidates endure intense workouts as teams push rigid methods amid debate over safety and effectiveness.
Bridge problem presents South opening one spade, West double negative, goal to decide bidding. The text analyzes defense and declarer play, with East likely to return king of hearts and declarer mastering the play to win the trick, detailing carding ideas and strategic aims.
Carlton Molesworth, long scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates, is back home for the winter after traveling thousands of miles seeking minor league talent. He mentions two promising additions, Eddins and Cy Blanton, with Blanton noted for a deceptive curve and a no-hit game, signaling potential impact for the Pirates.
The Malay Peninsula displays vast size variation in animal life from tiny insects invisible to the naked eye to enormous creatures like the elephant. The text mentions exaggerated scales and refers to ALOU CURT Lay Sey of bat as a fanciful note.
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