Local track sets new 2.08 pace record at fair races
The Mas Vala bay mare O owner W D Shinn Mt Holly N J clocked 2 08 for a mile in the third race breaking the local track record set four years ago amid autumn weather and strong crowd support. Officials praised the pacing program and track management while noting top fields and close finishes in the feature events.
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Bridge Problem: Declarer Defeated by Opening Heart Lead
A bridge puzzle presents South in a contract after an opening heart lead. The solution notes the defender wrapping up tricks early, while declarer must navigate a path to make the contract. East and West split the defense, preventing the win.
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Hasshanid Declarer
Bowling Leagues Yesterday's Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday DeMolay AL defeated Macker's three to zero. Tonight Barbers face Amoco. Friday's lineup includes Chevrolet vs Glade Valley. Note references to EMPIRES TO FEED and a garbled note about County Umpires at the end.
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Remembrance of Notable Racing Upsets and Baseball Wins Across Decades
One year ago Wise Prince shocked in Pawtucket at the Bhawomei Stakes 6000 at 53 to 1. Five years ago Gene Sera won the Middle Atlantic Open with a 290 card at Wooldholme CC, Pikesville. Ten years ago the Washington Senators beat the Pirates 4 to 3 to surge in World Series victories.
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Enter Olympic Participation Gaining Momentum in 1938
New York Ort and others expect American participation in the Berlin Games after a major opposition bid to boycott was tabled by a large delegate body. The national AAU convention in December will decide, but the tone favors Olympic involvement despite ongoing disputes led by Charles Ornstein and Yawuah T. Mahoney.
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Minnesota Gophers Eye Big Ten Title Amid Finger Amputation Lore
Chicago reports on Minnesota football lore and a string of injuries as key players like Sig Harris and Johnny Kabealo reshape prospects. The piece links a finger amputation to team fortunes, noting past similar fates coinciding with success and highlighting Kabealo’s rebound to win the fullback post amid Buckeye and conference rival considerations.
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Roses oven state battles and league shifts in fall sports
The article notes a schedule change by Dorszy F. Shipley to avoid conflicts with Tri-County Baseball League playoffs. Weaconda resumes its second half Tri-County League race at Walkersville while Brunswick faces Ashburn in a post season berth game. Shipley plans a reshaped schedule once forfeits are posted, with clubs from Frederick Middle town Brunswick Emmitsburg Thurmont Westminster Mt Airy Walkersville anticipated.
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Navy Seizes on Stark Defense in Annapolis Football Preview
Navy faces a schedule with Yale Notre Dame Princeton Penn Columbia and Army after a 3-0 start. Coach Tommy Hamilton relies on three squads while Maryland emphasizes pass defense against Don Jackson and North Carolina stars as Maryland’s Guckeyson and teammates aim to disrupt Tar Heels.
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