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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1933

Page

7

First Official Entry Made in Ash Can Derby

Bermond C Gilsdhit Middletown enters the Ash Can Derby as the first official entrant in the world’s worst automobile race at the International Congress of Daredeyle program at the Fredehcay Fair. Many Frederch county speed merchants plan to enter, but Gadhia’s entry is the first official one. The race is open to any machine valued at $50 or less with no entry fee. the car’s valuation and ability to be driven as directed are the only rules.

Bermond C Gilsdhit Middletown Fredehcay Frederch County Gadhia Frederick Jouenhee Whch Ward Beam Frederick Fair

Doubs Aces 18th Win Over Ballenger 4 3

The Doubs All State triumphed 4 3 over Ballenger in a weekend matchup. Key contributions came from Garey Specht Renn Gardner Shook and McKenzie as Doubs rallied in the eighth to push across the winning runs. De Lauter and Myers delivered timely hits while McKenzie fanned eight for Ballenger and De Lauter four for Doubs.

Doubs All State Ballenger Garey Specht Renn Gardner Shook McKenzie Doubs DeLautersingle DeLauter and Myers McKenzie Deemie Doubs AB Specht Houck Hickman Detsuter Davis Gardner Ai McKenzie Dutrow Prye O'Hara

Six Club League Formed in City Bowing League Meeting

A six club loop was organized by the City Bowing League at a Tuesday meeting. Clubs include Sperta, Albaugh Chevrolets Eagles, Castles Photo Finishers, Diamonds, and Hustlers. Season opens October 16 with 7 30 p.m. games on Diamond alleys. Substitutes must be listed seven days ahead, forfeits set at five dollars, losers pay 73 cents per man, winners 23 cents. Representives listed for each team.

Sperta Albaugh Chevrolets Eagles Castles Diamonds Hustlers Jack Hart Dad Sieinge Mm. Af Peven Sam Nash Albaugh Chevrolets Willam Hogarth Eagles Gus Bowne Tes Gilmore Castle Diamonds Russe Eyler Alexe

Debut Burners Highlight Hubbell Teaser From Preseason Hype

A scrambled record of Hubbell’s World Series debut notes a missed chance to tie a record and the shortfall by three strikes. The jagged text references wars, POW CreM-OAeDine and political blurbs without clear dates or sources.

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New Deal moves to reopen closed banks and expand aid

President Roosevelt, returning from Chicago, pushes a broad recovery program including federal aid to reopen closed banks holding about 4 billion dollars. He codes 17 NRA provisions, expanding wage rules, assigns Jolson to run new deal machinery, and considers easing credit to lift prices as Gen Johnson oversees implementation.

New York Roosevelt Chicago Woodun NRA Hugh S Johnson Jolson George Harrison Federal Reserve Bank of New York Woodin

Hints of Sports News From The Sotebook and Fenway Plans

Multiple notes cover Bill Braucher columns on hooks and slides, Red Sox Fenway Park improvements, Eddie Collins aiming for pennants, Frankie Miller defending featherweight title, Kerrs football tactics and roster changes, Wisconsin swearing in football, and a fall shoulder dislocation at Frederick City Hospital.

Red Sox Fenway Park Eddie Collins Cleveland Franke Wallace Freddie Miller Frankie Freddie Sou'pa Colgate Bob Smith Kerr Edward Fogle Woorlsboro Frederick City Hospital

Mineral Audiences in Sand Demand Key Salts

The text notes essential minerals and salts needed for transodine phosphorus calcium and lists manganese, potash, and soda as major components. It emphasizes their importance in mineral processing within sand.

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