Yankees Kicked Away $60,000 In Series
New Yorks greatest players blew a chance at the world championship in 1926 as the St Louis Cardinals won the title. The series featured costly Yankee errors, including a fourth inning muff by Bob Meusel and two by Koenig and Peckinpaugh, leading to a dismal finale that crowned the Cards as the new champions.
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Buck Ram benefit game plans with famed stars
Stub Base Hagerstown plans a benefit game for Buck Ram with hoped for participation by Clyde Barnhart Willie Sherdel and Hack Wilson. Outcome uncertain pending two players arrival. Martinsburg lists 11 names for the National Baseball Association secretary and Frederick umpire Dick Nairn arrives for winter duties. Sherdel Southworth and Lester Belt may join an October 17 Hanover exhibition with a barnstorming major league team.
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Buck Ram
Clyde Barnhart
Willie Sherdel
Hack Wilson
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Lester Belt
Hanover
Frederick Buck Ramsey fund nears half way mark
Frederick’s share of the Buck Ramsey testimonial fund has reached the halfway mark with about $389 of the $590 goal collected in Frederick and nearby cities. Contributions continue daily, with a drive planned to complete the total and support the Hopkins treatment.
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Ohne Hopkins
Blue Ridge
Hanover
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Flkl Schmidt
Thharce
Wills to Meet Sharkey in Bid for Heavyweight Title
Harry Wills, the Negro heavyweight hopeful, may prove his worth by facing Jack Sharkey in Boston today. Wills last fought Floyd Johnson last October, stopping him in the first round, and Sharkey has risen quickly with a string of strong showings. If Wills wins, a Thorn camp push for Tunney looms. a Sharkey upset could rekindle talk of a title bout.
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Stevrdore
Jack Sharkey
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Metropolitan Jockey Club Meet Opens at Jamaica
Racing events headline the Jamaica meeting of the Metropolitan Jockey Club with notable action across turf and grand circuit venues. The slate includes trotting at Vilano and a port Chester marathon, plus a US Fisher men’s championship off Gloucester and a Bronx County renal show in New York. Jackie Starkey faces Harry Mais in boxing at Brooklyn with 13 rounds.
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Harry Mais
Brookira
Frederick to field first semi pro basketball team in years
Frederick prepares for a busy season with a new semi pro basketball club featuring Clarence Blethen Noah Downes Jack Smith and Larry Boerner Local high schools colleges and clubs including the St John s lipps Baer and the De Molay plan to field teams The Armory may host at least two games weekly and expectations rise for revived city basketball competition
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Baltimore Mayor Urges Foresters to Back Farm Return
Foresters from 21 commonwealths at the seventh State Foresters Association convention in Baltimore opened sessions Monday. Mayor Howard W. Jackson urged aid for the back to the farm movement, saying there are too many white collar jobs and too many youths leaving the countryside for city streetcar work. He highlighted Baltimore's park system as an example.
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From Grid To Mat Roy Martineau Wrestles Pro Debut
Roy Martineau 26 year old Syracuse University football assistant coach has turned to professional wrestling. He studied under Herbert Hartley once known as Young Gotch and three time European lightweight champ. Martineau mentors at Syracuse coaches the Orange freshmen and directs athletics at Onondaga Valley Academy. In his pro debut he drew with Stanley Stasiak.
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Stecher
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Syracuse
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Boston
Foresters Convene In Maryland Amid Tours And Talks
In an opening address F W Besley Maryland state forester and association president outlined the group's history. Delegates spoke in five minute talks before executive session then toured Annapolis Naval Academy and State House. They plan ferry trips to the Eastern Shore to inspect loblolly pine regions and meet in Cambridge then Baltimore and Frederick for a Western Maryland field trip. They will travel to Washington for Forest Service Conference. Montana, Texas and Colorado are represented. The organized state foresters began twenty years after their first New York gathering. P Wilbur of New York is vice president and R Chapin Jones of Virginia is secretary treasurer. The Pompeian ruins indicate glass used before A D 79.
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Maryland
Naval Academy
State House
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Cambridge
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Forest Service
Montana
Texas
Colorado
New York
P. Wilbur
R. Chapin Jones
Virginia
Brunswick Holds Barbecue After Championship Win
A big barbecue and ox roast is planned in Brunswick today to honor the town’s championship baseball team. The event runs from 1 PM with a Frederick County League champion Brunswick club versus a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Shop team, followed by speeches from W. W. Wood and M. J. Thompson among others. A whole roasted beef barbecue will cap the festivities, with a promoter from Pennsylvania overseeing arrangements and many guests expected from Frederick County and parts of Virginia.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick Club
Frederick County League
W. W. Wood
Welfare
Railroad
M. J. Thompson
Jonn Henry
National Railroad
Pennsylvania
Champions Host Free Feed and Dance With Rain Plans
The event will host guests of the champions without charge, prepared to serve at least 2,500 people. The open area will be used for the meal, with Red Men’s Hall for rain contingency. A dance in Red Men's Hall follows at 9 o’clock. Also notes compare rainfall between western and eastern England and state 22 percent of city legislators in the Russian Soviet Union are women.
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Red Men’s Hall
Soviet Union
Dangerous at-home remedy for varicose veins promises quick relief
An advertisement urges readers to treat varicose veins with Moone's Emerald Oil, claiming dramatic shrinking of swollen veins with nightly and morning applications. The copy asserts the oil also absorbs piles and promotes continued use until veins reach normal size, with Peoples Drug Stores as a seller.
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