Prabbell Named National League Most Valuable Player
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants is named National League MVP by Sporting News for 1943. Babe Ruth led a unanimous American League vote. other top finishers include Chuck Klein and Gabby Hartnett. The ranking reflects a writer vote method used since 1929.
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Notre Dame Football Preview Signals 1933 Debut
New York reports Coach Hank An Garson unveils Notre Dame lineup at South Bend this week. The article notes experts expect a stronger team than last year and mentions opening against Kansas Jayhawks. It also surveys major interregional games across the nation and discusses Western Maryland rebuilding after a St. Thomas defeat.
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Mount Marys Football Game to Be Played at Echo Field
Mount Marys points year after year will be played on Echo Field Emmdaburg Saturday afternoon as Dick Harlow leads Western Maryland Terrors across the county line. The Maryland Terrapins also draw attention with Randall Cassell praising a potentially strong team and noting work to be done this season.
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HOCKS AND SLIDES AND FOOTBALL FACTS OF THE DAY
A collage of sports notes covers Latta crowds at a major game, California’s gridiron opener, and optimism for reduced ticket prices. It recalls jockey Henry Riley’s earnings, aging rider Bales, Kipke’s Michigan football concerns, and a look at Georgia’s schedule. Also notes a failed International League playoff experiment and its weak gate.
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Baseball and bowling notes from a frayed page
Feb match with Sharkey at Miami looms as Eddie Collins sketches Goobie decking for Fenway Park. Cardinals protest a Giants refusal for a Sun day double header in St Louis while cramming a blame list at Bozie Berger and others. A bowling league reorganization sets an October 16 season opening with eight clubs and a city meeting tonight to finalize plans.
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Brunswick Team Honored at County League Banquet
A banquet in honor of the Brunswick team and Ta, Dae Cam champion of the Frederick County League will be held tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas T Meser Knowle. The event is an annual athletic committee affair with Mr Thompson Emnitstirk president of Teague among the guests.
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Rays Prim to Face Hubbell in Series Pitching Duel
In Washington the Nationals prepare for the series as Ray Prim, a left handed screwball artist from Albany, pitches to Cronin's hitters to acclimate them to Hubbell. Hubbell, famed for his screw ball, is expected to breeze past Cronin's lineup in the upcoming clashes.
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Soccer season opens in county league with Emmitsburg hosts Walkersville
Emmitsburg meets Walkersville today in the junior division opener as the County Scholastic League starts. Walkersville, the pre season favorite, seeks to defend last year’s junior title while Emmitsburg rebuilds after graduations and aims to challenge early leaders.
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Brunswick Wins Again In Frederick County Baseball Thriller
The Brunswick Railroaders defeated the Washington County All Stars 11 innings 1 0 at Scheer Stadium to take the Frederick County League title. Ernest Burch delivered the winning run with a single, an error by Ed Burch, and a Smith line drive. Mumma homered for the tie in the sixth. Bender tied it for the All Stars in the ninth. A return game in Hagerstown Sunday saw a 12 4 win for the All Stars. The Saturday Haocups lineup lists Hemler Read Grove Sterner Mumma Kaetzel Taylor Barshears Gross Denner Be Contatnes Ed Burch Smith Merriman Walker Younkins Mol ez Heltfield Magaus Reynolds Phillips. War conducted by irregular bands of raiders in conjunction with regular warfare is known as svernia warfare. Guerrilla is Spanish for little war.
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Bridge Auction Leads to Six Hearts Doubling
In a four spade contract the defense starts with a heart lead and a spade return. South overbids to five diamonds, West supports, and North ventures to six diamonds showing solid trumps. Fast invokes a sacrifice to seven hearts, North doubles, and Miller aims to cash trumps and a club finesse to secure seven hearts doubled.
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Solution to previous contract problem in bridge play
A fragment from a bridge column shows Ralph A. Miller of Cincinnati bidding and doubling after the South dealer opens one spade. The scene describes using a negative double to indicate strength in the other major and notes North’s response after the initial spade bid.
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First Game Rolled In Recreation Bowling League Debut
The Recreation Bowling League opened Monday night at Pythian alleys before about a hundred fans. American Five swept Muse Tailoring 3–0 in games to win by 203 pins. George Strasberger led one game with 201 and totaled 471 across the trio. Kelly Baer piled up 19 maple pins for the three games. The Strasberger brothers, proprietors, reconditioned the alleys and bought new balls and pins.
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Recreation Bowling League Last Night's Results
American Five defeated Muse. Games Tonight include A and FP. Trainmen vs. F 1. 8. On Wednesday Frederick faces Roney Motor Co. Thursday Grove Lime Co faces M. E. B. Friday Knights of Pythias play Potomar Edison.
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World Series Promises Big New York Night Crowd
In New York the day before the World Series opener, seating remains plentiful at box offices for single games. Bets along Broadway offer even money, while experts debate Washington pitching choices against Carl Hubbel of the Giants. Mayor John O’Brien withdraws from the ceremonial first ball due to official duties as cool football weather nears. Officials expect a crowd near 40,000 at the Polo Grounds for the series debut since 1924.
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Frederick Athletic Club Football Practice Tonight
Frederick Athletic Club conducts a 730 PM football practice at Baker Park to iron out mistakes from Sunday's game, led by coaches Lebhera and Bowers.
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Brunswick Football Opens Season with 8–1 Win
Brunswick defeats Graystone Democrats Club of Baltimore 8 to 1 on Brunswick athletic field in front of about 500 spectators including Mayor Mace and Rev. Fr. Wiliam E. Kelly. Hawkins and Beacht key plays. McCarl, Liberatore, and Gaither star in a defensive battle. Next game versus Alexandria Fire Department scheduled for 2:40 p.m. Sunday.
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Walkersville Soccer Team Elects Officers
The Walkersville team of the Ship ley Soccer League has organized by electing the following officers: Gilmore Trout, manager, Lester Clem, secretary-treasurer. A captain will be named following practice this evening. Another workous broke held Thursday evening at 5 o'clock. All players are requested to be present.
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