Pirates Not Deserving Top Spot In Cubs World Series Talk
Sports editor notes Dizzy Dean says Pittsburgh Pirates did not deserve to be in 61st place and comments on Cubs key victory. Dean, Root, Bryant, Lee and McCarthy discussed as Cubs seek World Series edge. Mentions Wrigley Field, vines and a ground rule query. Yankee scouts referenced.
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Greeneville man fined over Pure Food and Drug Act plea
Greeneville Tenn Oct 3 Samuel Evans Massengill was fined 102000 today after pleading guilty to 112 of 166 counts of Pure Food and Drug Act violations. The charges relate to deaths blamed on a former elixir. More rice is consumed globally than any other food.
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Cubs Welcome Home After Pennant Win Parade
Chicago fans celebrate the Cubs pennant return from St Louis with a jubilant parade honoring Gabby Hartnett and the team. World Series play starts Wednesday against the New York Yankees as Lazzeri tactics and pitching matchups including Lee Bryant and Dean shape the Cubs bid to upset the three-time defending champs.
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Admission to Bar Hearings Set Before Court of Appeals
Annapolis Md Oct 3 Four cases were assigned for argument tomorrow before the opening session of the State Court of Appeals Eighty three candidates for admission to the state bar have been listed to appear for the annual admission ceremonies They include John L Clark Ellicott City Stewart Hobbs Brown Edwin Frederick Nikirk and Stewart H Brown of Frederick
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Hermes on stamps shows the god of travelers and lore
A 1937 Netherlands stamp honors Hermes as a versatile Greek god linked to fertility, pasture protection, roads, eloquence, prophecy, and music. The stamp ties Hermes to the World Scout Jamboree and notes his roles from Homeric messenger to dream god and herald of the dead.
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Tuffy Leemans Returns to Face Redskins in Grifith Stadium
Giants star Tuffy Leemans, former George Washington back, headlines the NFL as he returns to face the Washington Redskins at Grifith Stadium. He aims to regain form after an ankle injury slowed him last season, with Falaschi back and signaling duties returning.
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Young Sammy Petro Wows Frederick in Bernard Arena Bout
Sammy Petro, 107 pounds from Washington, defeated Norman Aris of Baltimore at Bernie's Arena last Friday, earning a thunderous ovation. The crowd hailed the scrapper’s dazzling display and predicted future promise with matchmaker Jack Lipps planning Petro’s return. Two West Virginia amateur champions were also secured for the headlines.
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Lake Nasail's Lost Acreage and Detroit Auto Dependence
Lough Nasail in County Siigo once covered 45 acres but vanished years ago leaving a dry 18 foot hole. The Detroit Board of Commerce reports four of five residents rely on the auto industry for their livelihoods.
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Cross Country Race Slated for Armistice Day in Frederick
Frederick will host the South Atlantic Association cross country championship on Armistice Day November 11. The six to six and a half mile race will attract 25 plus runners from Maryland and beyond, with the event planned by Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 American Legion after a meeting in Baltimore. G Ernest Lipps was named vice president of the association, and local Legion committees will publish race rules and awards. Event routes will largely follow Frederick streets, with a prominent finish area to be selected. Uniforms for British postmen are supplied in 450 sizes with four sleeve lengths.
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Hagerstown HI Trounces Cadets
Hagerstown High School defeated Frederick High School 7 to 0 at Cadet Field. Schlosser scored twice including a 25 yard strike, Kendall and Smith added field and penalty goals, while Frederick struggled to maintain possession. A return game is set for Friday in Hagerstown and Emmitsburg plays Walkersville today.
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Wakefield Suspends Barnes for Umpire Attack
Wakefield misses star Cheese Barnes as he sits out the deciding Tri County League game with Brunswick after a Sunday incident. Umpire William Nuse is removed from duty by the County Umpires Association amid questions of readiness. Harvey Haines faced a benching earlier in the month for grabbing an umpire, marking a spate of discipline within the Wakefield club.
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Shipley Soccer Loop Prepares for Season Opener
The Shipley Soccer League reorganized with four teams at a Y M C A meeting. Representatives included Alvie Anglesbee Middletown Willard Futz Rudy and Ralston LeGore for Walkersville. Dorsey F Shinley named president and discussed adding Brunswick Thurmont teams. The season begins October 16 with $10 forfeiture and no player recruitment cap. Roscoe Shook and Max Kaplan named referees.
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Alvie Anglesbee
Middletown
Willard (Futz
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Walkersville Eleven
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William V. Stenger
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Stenger
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