Eastern gridiron powers eye another strong season
Lou Little argues that Harvard Yale Princeton Army and Navy show strong lines and depth as the eastern powers rebuild. He notes Harvard’s heavier material, Yale with Clint Frank, Princeton’s Cant Toll and Jack White, plus solid Army and Navy backfields and Cornell’s improving squad under Gar Davidson and Harry Hardwick.
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Taneytown Set To Host Decisive Reisterstown Clash
The Baltimore Carroll County League playoff between Taneytown and Reisterstown resumes Sunday at Taneytown after rain delayed Game 3. Ace John Peregay hopes to return. four umpires will officiate and extra police guard the field. The league banquet follows Thursday at Sauble's Inn with many major league figures as speakers. a silver trophy will be awarded to the league champion.
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Fireman's
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Hans Wagner
Connie Mack
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O Neill Anchors Gettysburg Against Lafayette
Warry O Neill the six foot three center leads Gettysburg College Bullets in a Memorial Field showdown with Lafayette. O Neill is cited as a key factor in the expected strong performance for Gettysburg on home turf.
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Independent League Scores and Upcoming Matches
Yesterday Farmers Suppl Asco defeated Richfield 3 to 0. Tuesday Richfield faces Staub's. County Fieldball League Southern Division notes Frederick beat Thurmont 16 to 0. Today Brunswick plays Middletown. The article recalls the first US deer hunting law from 1694 in Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Keller Bats Newark To Little Series Win
Newark defeats Columbus 10 to 4 to clinch the Little World Series and take the series four games to three. Charlie Keller starred with two doubles and a single driving in three runs and posted 11 hits in 23 at bats for a .478 average, leading a Newark attack as Beggs Page and Hershberger powered the pitching.
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Mount Team Preps for Canisius College Game
Mount team conducts stiff workout as they prepare for Sunday at Buffalo against Canisius College. Mike Kuratnick earns starting spot at fullback, Steckman moves to guard, squad travels by bus to Harrisburg and boards a Pennsylvania Flyer to Buffalo.
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Joe McCormick
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Pennsylvania
Yankees Rout Giants 8 1 in Fifth Inning Rally
The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 8 to 1 in the opening game of the all-New York series at Yankee Stadium. Hubbell held the Yankees to one hit through five innings before a seven-run sixth inning broke the game open for Gomez’s club. Lazzeri hit a homer and drives in multiple runs as DiMaggio, Gehrig and others contributed to the decisive rally.
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Lazzeri
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Frederick and Thurmont Booters Battle to Scoreless Tie
Thurmont and Frederick high schools battled to a scoreless stalemate in the opening game of the Southern Division. Frederick also defeated Thurmont 16-0 in fieldball as Peggy Myers led with two goals and Frederick pressed the Thurmont defense throughout. Brunswick and Middletown prepare to open their fieldball seasons today as Frederick eyes another county title quest.
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Frederick High School
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Staley
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Cubs win City Series opener 7-3 over White Sox
Chicago fans saw the Cubs defeat the White Sox 7-3 in the city series opener behind Tex Carleton five hitters and strong offensive support. Ted Lyons and Bill Dietrich were tagged for 15 hits as Chicago snapped a long drought in the event. Batteries Carleton Hartnett, Lyons Dietrich and Sewell.
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Bill Dietrich
Tex Carleton
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Dietrich
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