Local track hosts multiple races with new record set
Lawful Tip a Harrington Del mare owned by Edward Myers set a local track pace and trot record in the third race, completing a 1 mile effort in 1:06 1/2. Hattie Axe won the opening 708 pace. Cockey Hamlin took the second pace. Justa Flapper led the 13-16 mile running event. Other finals saw Beaumont win the last race and Beloved finishes noted in standings.
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An OCR fragment mentions age related picturing and a negative or negative feature. The readable text is sparse with no clear event or names. The item appears as a brief, ambiguous note rather than a full news item.
Buttercups and Sunfish win in Cadet Field rosters
The Buttercups beat the Pink Asters 10 to 8 while the Sunfish defeated Bela 15 to 4 in Physical Education League play at Cadet Field Thursday. Lineups list Buttercups Hartman Fisher Rhoderick Tracy Covell Alexander Long Castle Burger Crove. Pink Asters Clagett Carbaugh Lambert Coffman Chaney. Sunfish Lambert Stewart Abrecht Wertenbaker Higdon. Eels McAkimney Cutwell Myers Touth Stupp.
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Long
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Burger
Crove
Clagett
Carbaugh
Lambert
Coffman
Chaney
Shipley League trims field to six for strong county soccer
Six teams Frederick Middletown Mt Alry Emmitsburg Brunswick Walk ersville form the cream of county talent in the Shipley League a move intended to boost prestige by eliminating weak clubs. Navy ticket sales for Maryland Annapolis game show near sell out with Thompson Stadium close to capacity and additional bleacher seating opened.
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Brunswick
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McFaddin
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Academy Athicie
Speedball Tragte Results Highlight Odd Name
Yesterday's results feature Buttercup defeating Pink Asters 10 to 8 in a tense speedball segment. The meet showcases two colorfully named entrants as spectators note the narrow margin and competitive play.
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Asters
Soccer Results and Legion League Meeting Notice
Yesterday Rovsts and Daisies won 6 to 0 against Violets. A meeting for forming the American Legion Junior Basketball League is set for Monday at 7:30 PM in the U.M.L.C. A list of circuit teams includes Frederick High, John’s High, YMCA, Parkway School, and Courch Street School. Bobby Staley of Frederick High is injured and may miss rest of season as cadets back hurt.
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Prederick High School Poccer
Wednenday
Jove Het Moore
Otter
Adio Day by Day By E Butterfield
A concise studio note by editor E Butterfield outlines daily radio program pacing and editorial approach. The column sketches how segments are planned, time slots managed, and the role of the host in guiding listener engagement.
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ADIO
E. Butterfield
Pittsburgh Southern California game broadcast delay disrupts schedule
Eastern Standard New York October 12 delay in obtaining permission to broadcast the Pittsburgh Southern California game on Saturday caused last minute changes. NBC and CBS planned to air the Pittsburgh contest but plans altered. Carnegie Tech Michigan State game to be broadcast by NBC WEAF and WABC. Tonight programs list and Saturday football slate with announcers Ford Bond Slater and Graham McNamee Tom Manning. Also notes soccer season opener October 21 and safety guidance for driving days.
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William Slater
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End Play Wins Contract In International Bridge Match
Declarer Seffemon B. Glick of Cleveland navigates a tricky four spade contract in a Masters Championship match held by the American Bridge League. Despite rough stretches and hostile leads, Glick's careful play and key discards secure the hand as he guides his team through complex signaling and defensive choices.
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Seffemon B. Glick
Cleveland
Moat
Glick
West
Mo Hart
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East
Believ
Bridge problem and rook endgame from a four-handed match
Card by card, the column presents a three no trump contract where South opens hearts and West defends. The narrative follows declarer’s diamond play, West discards, and the endgame shows clues to West’s original holdings. Glick’s inference on West’s cards drives the defense and end position.
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Nesses
West
Brunswick base ball team hosts Tri-County champions
Members of the Brunswick base ball team, champions of the Tri County League, were honored at a chicken dinner by manager John Guinn at his Brunswick home. Mrs. Quinn prepared and served the meal. Talks and presentation of miniature sold baseball followed. Rollins J. Atkinson presented a $10 gift from Louis C. Etchison to the champions. Plans were discussed for the 1935 season with Dorsey F. Shipley attending as league secretary.
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John Guinn
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Brunswick Club
Rollins J. Atkinson
Mr. Quinn
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Jefferson
Orphans’ Court
Dorsey F. Shipley
League
Notre Dame and Harvard play to 2 2 draw in league action
Notre Dame and Harvard opened SECTION 1 E. league play with a 2 2 draw yesterday. Both teams exchanged goals in a tight match as each side earned a point.
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Harvard
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