Frederick eleven reorganized for 1933 season kickoff
The Frederick Football Eleven, reorganized by Robert Nig Grove, plans two weeks of practice at Baker Park before the first game on October 14 against Washington at McCurdy Field. New and returning players mix with local talents including Grove at quarterback and Duke Cramer, Barry, and Omar Martz highlighted as key additions. Local roster from Esterly to Best fills the lines as schedule with Baltimore Firemen and Annapolis games looms.
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Jiumbo" Bowers
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Gettysburg College
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University of Delaware
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Wal Be Bi
Charlie Miner
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Guinea” Esterly
Ben Pacbus
Ray Steele
Singeer’ Rice
Buddy Lobherm
Rudy
Scurby" Davis
Scharfe
Bearcat” Fox
Kiker” Trump
Jack Ringer
John Best
Bob Kennedy
Water Rinehart
Palace A. C. Wash
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Walarook
American Brewers
Derr Bowling League Results
The Derr Bowling Teacup beat a duckpin circuit to open the reconditioned Derr alleys on Monday night. Kauffman Garage won two of three from Everedy, led by Veteran Jack Sparks with 360 across three games and 134 in a single game. Garagemen finished with a margin of 72 maps. Teams used wooden pina.
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Derr Bowling League Yesterday's Results
Kaufman created Everedy games tonight Gunther's versus Pabst. games Wednesday Tratamen versus Frederick I. Juniors vs Dunlope. gamer Therrday. A coal-burning jam track manufactured in England has been imported for demonstration. Papa.
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Soccer Season Moves Into Uts Second Week
Emmitsburg and Walkersville clash in a Northern Division matchup as Emmitsburg begins its season today after Walkersville tied Liberty 4 4 last week. Fredericks high school and Brunswick also feature in early fixtures with Coach Dorsey optimistic about Frederick.
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Thurmont
Valleyttes
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Sopromore Section Soccer League full shares awarded
Twenty five Cardi nal s members including twenty one players receive full shares of the team World Clyle pul. Coaches Mike Gonzales Clyde Wates traveling secretary Clerence Lloyd and trainer Dee Weaver also get full shares. Charley Gelbert out due to gunshot wounds to leg to receive 1000 dollars. Others in non playing roles receive 100 to 500 dollars.
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Clyle Pul
Beauies Cine Acibe
Mike Gonzales
Clyde Wates
Clerence Lloyd
Dee Weaver
Charley
Gelbert
Remembering Wrestling Champs At Madison Square Garden Heights
One year ago today Jim Brown defended his world heavyweight title against Joe Savoldi at Madison Baware Garden. Five years ago Jackie Fields, world welterweight champion, outpointed Vince Dundee in a ten round decision.
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Joe Savoldi
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Jackie Pields
Vince Dundee
Willie Hope Triumphs in Three-Cushion Challenge
Ten years ago today Willie Hope faced Alfreda Di Oro in a special three-cushion match. The world Katicine rhanemon acs reportedly pledged the chalience as Hope rallied to a decisive victory.
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Notre Dame Falls to Princeton in Early Season Setback
In the E F Speedball League Notre Dame was dealt a 14 to 6 defeat by Princeton. Yale claimed a share of first place by beating Harvard 13 to 5 while the Eagles crushed the Nighthawks 15 to 8. Lineups listed for Eagles Nighthawks Yale and Harvard with numerous players named across positions.
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Staley
Michael
Taylor
Hintes
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Hopwood
Phelps
Miller
Leffield
Barber
Smith
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R. Blank
Thomas
Shaffer
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Iott
Feld
Ro Blank
Wacheld
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Green
Reader
Grove
Engelbrecht
Renn
Fonie
Irfteli
Appleby
Hobbs
Lard
Pavie Jer
Iishtdsic
Walter
Hickman
the Scares
Tatcher
Boon
Mount St Marys Faces Georgetown in Night Grid Opener
Erminitsburg Oct 1 Mount St Marys College coach Art Malloy faces a crucial season opener with Georgetown at Griffith Stadium Friday night. The Mountaineers boast a strong line led by Tostek Sullivan Cullen and Olszewski, with backs including Lynch and Acrl. Malloy weighs multiple backfield options and a deep squad with Cor ridon Canfield Leahy Reilly Gass Gatins Cavalli Mitchell OBrien Jolly Lynch among candidates.
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Mount St. Mary's College
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Corridon
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Bob Leahy
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Cavalli
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O'Brien
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Rely
Victory for Bolivia in Chaco Boreal snapshot
War Ministry reports a third Bolivian victory in the Caray Gayty sector with occupation of La Roza. Troops repelled enemy effort toward Villazon as battle lines held, marking another significant gain in the Chaco Boreal engagement. Local notes mention social visits and a Walkersville soccer meeting tonight at 7 30 in Strines store.
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Frisch's Cardinals head for 1934 World Series
St Louis leaves for Detroit confident after clinching the National League pennant with a 9 0 win over the Reds. Frankie Frisch and Dizzy Dean lead a powerful lineup toward a World Series opener against Mickey Cochrane's Tigers.
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Bull Shepherd Nears Another Mark In Villanova Showdown
ixport Tips notes Western Maryland College backfield star Bull Shepherd charging for his 300th collision with a rival college next Saturday. He eyes a total of 2 AN yards this season as 1933 closes. Critics praise the ball for both offense and defense though some doubt its impact at smaller levels.
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Counting Tricks In No Trump Bridge Strategy
Abridged critique of no trump play argues counting required tricks first guides contract decisions. A. C. Atkins of Aurora submits a problem showing how counting seven potential wins helps choose spade development over long suit focus, with queen of diamonds lead and heart continuation securing three heart tricks to make the contract.
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Terps Keller standout and baseball chatter recap
Local sports column reflects on Keller's rough regulation game showing and tackles, mentions upcoming series with Dizzy Dean or Wild Bill Hallahan, and notes managers' rest strategies. Also covers long history of baseball interest, attendance figures for Hustlers and county league games, and a 300 hour airship test site for crude oil motors.
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Zeppelin
Foxx Signs Three Year Contract With Athletics
Philadelphia report says Connie Mack announced today that Jimmy Foxx has signed a three year contract to remain as the Athletics regular catcher. Expected enhancements to the lineup were noted as Foxx joins the team for the coming season.
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