Frederick Cadets Ground Tigers 18 0 in Home Opener
Frederick High School Cadets won the opening interscholastic football game in 25 years, defeating Harpers Ferry 18 to 0 before about 400 spectators. Key plays included Eich elberger catching two touchdowns and a late run nullified by a clipping penalty, with Montgomery Blair to follow at Me Curdy Field next Friday.
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Georgetown Fumbles Doom Hoyas in 19-8 Wake Forest Win
In Washington Wake Forest took advantage of Georgetown fumbles to win 19-8. The Hoyas played their first football game in four years as both teams opened strong before miscues decided the outcome with 15 837 fans watching.
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Wake Forest Tops Last Night’s Scores
Last night Georgia 33 Temple 7, Richmond 37 Maryland 0. West Virginia 19 Grenville Missouri 12, St. Louis 14 North Carolina 22 Miami 0. Villanova 28 Marquette 13.
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Spiders Overwhelm Maryland 37 to 7 in College Park
Richmond University’s Spiders routed Maryland 37 7 at College Park before about 11 500 fans. Pat Fenlon and teammates connected on multiple passes and runs as Richmond struck early and built a commanding lead, then watched Maryland mount a late push that failed to change the outcome.
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World Series Opens Sunday in St Louis
The St. Louis Cardinals prepare to face the Boston Red Sox in the World Series starting Sunday. Manager Eddie Dyer dismisses fears of Williams and vows no special defense, asserting infielders will play their positions as the team returns home after victory over Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn Series Sparks Hope For Underdogs
In a hopeful note the Dodgers rally framing belief they can challenge the vaunted Sox as the Brooklyn team faces stiff odds. The Ditching staff leads a determined effort, signaling a potential upset in a pivotal series.
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Cardinals plan lefty rotation against Red Sox in series
Lefty Howie Pollet and Harry Brecheen likely to start the two games, as Dyer outlines a southpaw strategy at Sports Mang Park. Dickson to face DiMaggio Doerr York in Fenway’s third game while Cards assess Boston’s power. Public sales tag ends.
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Royals Win World Series Title in Six Games
The Kansas City Royals defeat Louisville four games to two to capture the World Series crown in six games. Key performances from Tex Hughson and Mickey Harris anchor the pitching staff as the Royals clinch the title with a decisive sixth game victory.
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