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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
6
The Dunlop Tire team won two of three games against the Frederick Iron and Bice Company club on Derr’s alleys Tuesday night. Pricewhen led single-game scoring, while Hogarth topped the match with 318 pins.
Dunlops defeated P I and and. Games tonight Brocedy versus Gunther's. Games Thursday France Bhim Bichrne.
Leopards defeat Tigers 4 to 2 in a noted speedball league game. Lions beat Wildcats 2 to 1 in the accompanying soccer match. Lineups list Tigers players Oden Ewing Hahn Fogle Yuan Fossen Linton Smith and Leopards players Miller Cole Beton Homer Fout Fisher Jefffeld with Shen Thurmont Frederick Brunswick Middletown noted.
Disjointed OCR notes recall a famed coach tied to a national honor dispute and a Navy-related game in Bali. The fragment mentions Blood clot concerns and a Notre Dame connection with Spats Rockne, leaving unclear dates or outcomes.
Brunswick High School defeated Middletown 3-0 at Brunswick in the Southern Division soccer clash. The Railroaders remain unbeaten in league play and hold a commanding lead for the county championship as Frederick chases from second. Middletown showed early pressure but Brunswick’s defense and late goals sealed the win. Gerald Barnard converted a penalty kick, with McQuillen scoring earlier to open the scoring and Caniford and Keyser adding later field goals in the second half.
The piece argues imagination drives a college player’s education and evolving football theories. It notes the St Louis Cardinals baseball dominance and minor league world title history, mentions Al Farrell’s nose injury and Navy prospects, and ends with game details including penalties and officials.
Radio host Tom Manning announced Dick Nailin of Frederick County as part of the World Series coverage. Manning highlighted Wallin and other veteran umpires among the tall attendees and mentioned Nailin's role in the Junior World Series between the Columbus Red Birds and the International League clubs. White feathers contain no pigment and appear white.
Frederick athletic club promises a mix of veterans and fresh faces as they open the nineteenth season Sunday at McCurdy Field under Robert Grove. The opener pits the Big Green against the Meridians of Washington with a 2:30 kickoff, featuring backfield of Grove Barry Butler and Delabrie, and new tackle Long.
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