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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1935
Page
6
An awkwardly transcribed account covers Emmitsburg and Walkersville high schools opening the season with a football match in Walkersville. Emmitsburg defeated Walkersville 16 to 4 while fielding stars like Stauffer, Crim, and Bellinger, and Mo es, with substitutions and penalties noted.
Schedule fragment for the Industrial Bowling League lists matchups by date across October through March. Teams include Frederick Paint Store Ox Fibre Frederick Packers Potomac Edison Frederick Iron and Steel and others with repeated pairings and venue notes, plus sporadic commentary about public health and yearly cycles. The text is garbled and contains multiple misspellings and repetitions.
A garbled game summary from a Baltimore Stadium contest shows Maryland facing Tennessee in a Southern Conference clash. The piece references defensive struggles, key players, and a late surge by the opponent, with incomplete lines and several unreadable segments.
Yesterday the Recreation League listed a slate of arts games and performances led by Aratults Rong and James. The program features Crofts, Petar, and Dickerson among others, with Marsland and Lech noted as standout performers in a fast-paced Terps showcase.
Brunswick high school coach Jack Brady fields a 25 man candidate pool for the county scholastic championship. He plans shifts to mix a veteran lineup with new talent from Dean Magalic Morton Kap Ion William Crabill and others as they debut against Middletown high school Thursday afternoon.
Officials of the City Rifle League called a meeting at Stair Mday Mgnt to invite small bore rifle teams across the county. Several clubs pledged support, NRA targets will be used, and plans included accommodating five men per team.
Frederick Athletic Club 11 announced by Robert Grove will open the local pro football season Sunday afternoon at 2 30 against Hawthorne A C of Baltimore at McCurdy Field. The lineup includes Charlie Ropp, Dike guard, returning from New York, Tom Webb at center, Frank Holland end, Grove at quarterback, Barry and Butler at halfbacks, with Ropp Summers Steele Holland and Webb in the line.
Taylorstown, of the Loudoun County League, beat the Conoco Kids of this city 12 to 10 on Sunday in Virginia town. Compher drove in six runs with a homer and three singles to rally the winners in the sixth inning. Gardner relieved in the sixth and shut the Kids down for three innings as Taylorstown seized the lead and held on. The Conoco Kids staged a ninth inning rally but fell short as Taylorstown clinched the win and a finish to the season upcoming in Schleysville.
Salt lakes in Tide region appear as remnants from the retreat of inland freshwater glacial lakes once formed in Paesepee. This observation notes geological change likely tied to climate and regional hydrology shifts, with ongoing questions about paleogeography and future lake stability.
The schedule lists numerous matchups and dates from October 2 through December 5 among teams and venues including Red Steers Grol M E B K of P and various cafes. Contained are repeated notices of games such as Muse versus Kline's and Roney's versus Red Steers with dates from October 2 to December 5.
One year ago today Nex Or lrans won its second straight Dixie baseball title by defeating Galveston 4 to 0 on its home field. Five years ago today Frankie Frisch manager of the Cardinals opened with strong hits in the first two games of the World Series against the Athletics. Ten years ago today Rogers Hornsby led both leagues in batting at .403. The caterpillar of the azure butterfly carries a bodyguard. Ants ride on its back for the honey it exudes and protect it from parasites.
Detroit reports a brisk practice as the Tigers, amid World Series fever, reinforced by Nog and the Chee Cube, draw fans downtown while ticket scalping shoots up. Manager Mickey Cochrane and pitcher Elden Akers prep the staff. Rowe and Fox take swings as Cubs manager Charlie Grimm watches. Weather threatens opening ceremonies but practice continues with both clubs poised for a tight, evenly matched series.
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