Brunswick Takes Frederick in Rough Game
Brunswick defeated Frederick 6 to 2 in a rough, penalty filled soccer match. Eddie Heller and Brunstick led Brunswick with early goals, while Frederick struggled to finish chances and suffered a late Brunswick corner kick penalty. The second game in the twin bill saw Frederick dominate with strong defense and timely scoring to win 12 to 1.
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Harry Sail
Barrow
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Jocal Essen
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Stouv
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Ralph Keller
Armanitk
Frederick
Fleldixill
Henory
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Trowneine
Brinsuick Hei
Igsmes
Orange and Black
Radroaders
Smith
World Series History Note From Early Baseball Era
Five years ago Yodar Ote a fig Were of resette for the of the 1928 World Series. More than $2,000 saw the Giannis from the Fanks. 5-4 in the first game of the world series. Granth of Kansas State Teacher College Pittybury Kans for 20 year.
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Giannis
Fanks
Granth. of
Kansas State Teacher College
Pittybury, Kans
Firstball League Senior Division Result and MVP noted
In Frederick the Senior Division firstball league summary shows a 12 to ? victory over Brunswick with Middletown to face Thurmont. Carl Uabbet of Ohivahen is named most valuable player after a decisive screwball victory. Mulchell and Ott’s home run sealed the fifth game. Hubbell leads the AP voting with 82 points, followed by Ott with 66, while Earl Which, Fred Shite, Goose Goslin, and Jack Russell receive honorable mention.
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Carl Uabbet
Ohivahen
Anaster
Bar Nats
Ponts
Hubbell
Auth
Earl
Washington
Fred Shite
Goose Goslin
Jack Russell
Menion
Sport Trips YU Happed Before World Series Game
The article sketches Wes Terry of the Giants tense on the bench before a crucial game while a cameraman demands an autograph. Terry pushes back, then relents, hinting at postgame action. It also profiles Young Stribling and the era’s boxing and showmanship, noting the era’s adrenaline and big-money matches.
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Wes Terry
Giants
Bill
Terry
Bul Sonblins Pentsabhamas
Dltg
Hus
Gene Tunney
Jack Rempsey
Exon
Jack Sharkey
Stribling
Tkeey
Ourge
Meg
Toriie
Two More Motorcycle Champions Enter Great Frederick Fair
Sections battle for motorcycle titles at the Great Frederick Fair as International Congress of Daredevils performs Friday. Notable riders include Canada’s Nims of Regina, who won Toronto events and aims for strong southern showings alongside Nifty Fargo of Portland and early efforts by Mercer and Beam Ward promoter expects more top riders to join the scramble.
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Great Frederick Fair
International Congress of Daredevils
Farmer Nims
Regina
Nims
Toran
Toronto
Fargo
Portland
Vie Oone
New England
Alen
Faree
New Jersey
Mel Ott Hero Of 1933 World Series Clincher
Mel Ott, whose tenth inning home run clinched the World Series for the New York Giants, is pictured after the fourth and deciding game with the Washington Senators at Washington. The Giants won 4 3 as Ott crosses the plate for the winning run, with Travis Jackson noted for scoring earlier.
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Mel Ov
New York Giants
Piew
Gill Terry
Washingon Senators
Geonis
Travis Jackson Gratta
Cintain
Wollow
Brhustactiets
Racing Program No 1 2:22 Pace Details
A dense listing of pacers and mares from several stables across Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland and New York with multiple horse names drivers and consignors. The fragmentary program includes entries such as Sedgewood Rock Funt Kentucky Rose Cordy Rencroft Abbla Kin Calumet Barbara Liberty Grattan Mass Drummer Putneykin Rene Direct Frances Axworth Wanda Guy Arma Bell Alm Aubery and Betty Hanover among others and closes with dash events No 3 and No 4.
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B. G. Harvid Rock
Bancroft Stock Farm
Avelis
Miss Volo
Peter Volo
Georg Loom
Springfield
Funt
B. G
the Harvester
John Jackson
White Rock
Mary Direct
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R. Pleagle
Harrisburg
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Glenville
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Seitz
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Guy Mack
Roy Bowser
Ford City
Mm. Puterkin
George Hunter
Youngstown
Ohio
Calumet Barbara
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Miles 8. Fox
Westminster
Billy Mokin
Frances Axworth
M. Axworth
S. R. Fleagle
Beau Geste
H G
San Francisco
J. 1
Francisco
Little Falls
Wanda Guy
Bom
Guy Mac
Purdue Faces Big Ten Challenge With Ex Marine Kizer at Helm
Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen guard Noble Kizer leads Purdue as a tough coaching assignment after Jimmy Phelan left Indiana. The article notes Kizer’s Notre Dame roots, his Marines background, and Purdue’s effort to rebuild lines with veterans from last year. It also mentions Alabama’s tackles, Jack Crawford’s tennis ranking, and Andy Piney as a top Irish back.
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Michigan
Notre Dame
Noble Kizer
Kizer
Jimmy Phelan
Indiana
Four Horsemen
Rip Miller
Navy
Rockne
Alan
Eiger
Feng Ccaen
Plymouth
Ind
Kiger
Phelan
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Prexy Erskine
Purdue Inc
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Uttle Methodist Church
Alabama
Jack Crawford
A. Wallace Myers
England
Pred Perry
Perry
Crawford
U. S
Andy Piney
Marehy Schicarta
Navy leant picks for 1933 season college gridiron clash
Rebuilt rosters and star backs from Mercer and Army loom as Navy enters a season with a revamped offense. Key players Buckler and Kuday, plus a merciless aerial threat, hint at high scoring duels while Washington opens pro football with a Bears test.
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Navy
West Pointers
Ajb
Ike Ken Fields
Tom Kuday
Jack Buckler
Mercer
Inds
Georgia
Army
Davidson
Psychic Hand Guides Contract To Four Hearts
In a bridge deal Mrs Sims opens hearts and East shifts to no trump. South holds AKI and defends with a heart led by South’s short opening. The partner’s insight into hearts helps establish four hearts with King and Queen finesses, keeping South in control as the play unfolds.
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Aki
Mrs Sims
Lou
Psychic bidding story tests contract defeat strategy
The article recalls a bridge problem played by Mrs Dorothy Sims, president of the Women's Branch of the American Bridge League. It explains a psychics bidding tactic where South opens one heart, East doubles, West passes and heart returns, and the declarer must establish a club trick. Sims plays the ace and returns the other heart to defeat the contract.
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Dorothy Sims
American Bridge League
East
Notre Dame Struggles In Kansas Clash With Multiple QBs
Notre Dame misfired as five quarterbacks, led by Tony Mazziotti of White Plains New York, faltered against Kansas. Mazziotti, sidelined by a bruised leg, is out for 19 days. Duke-like layout and unclear details about Delaware and lighting requirements appear in the muddled report.
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Notre Dame
Kansas
Hank Anderson
Tony Mazziotti
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