Thrilling Fair Parade With New Auto Shows and Airdrop
A Friday program at Freder shows a third consecutive year of crowd thrills. Highlights include a seven-foot feather ball pushball, a chariot race with motorcycles, and stunts by Elbridge Evans. The Canadien team beat the Americans 3 9 in a duel, and Wade Wells New York performed a 6900 foot parachute drop before an audience led by Governor Harry Woods.
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Tory
Skinne
Ne Ombers
Canadien
Leurel
Larks
Parks
Kennedy
Hugh Fatterson
El‘brides
Esa
Mary Wiggins
Ito Jeter
Mitty Farro
Phil Star
Fargo
Start
Camille Renaud
Americrans
Sama
Myles Yeo
Sony
Wade Wells
New York
Cra
Weils
Wells
Pulang
Harry
Scattered college games listed with many matchups and locations
A long list of college basketball and football pairings with sites and cities across the United States. Teams include Maryland Delaware Army Penn Yale Duke Princeton Syracuse Harvard Holy Cross Georgetown Roanoke Villanova Alabama Mississippi State Tennessee Auburn Georgia Tech Texas A&M Florida LSU, and more. Dates and precise venues are inconsistently shown in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Holy Cross
Cambrinerabranhattan
South
Alabama
Mississippi State
Turremosa
Auburn
Tennessee
Birmingham
Centenary
Texas Agetes
Davidson
South Carolina
Georgia
Furman
Athens
Kentucky
Georgia Techy
Fexing
Tan
Rice
Crewhtan
Houston
Tilsne
Florida
New Orleans
VOOM
Richmond
Lexington
Open Soccer Season as Maryland State School for the Deaf Edges Blue Ridge
The Silentees open their season with a 4-2 victory over Blue Ridge College of New Windsor at Barlee Field. Elliot and Young score in early action, Knowles and Elliott contribute, with substitutions noted as Blumenthal and Youns. Referee Miller. Time periods run 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Blue Ridge College of New Windsor
Barlee Field
Silentees
Marin
Elliott
Rinwles
Anil
Young
Ty Blue
Tetley Nevads Upset Stuns Football Standings
One year ago Tetley Nevads pulled off a remarkable upset as a defeated team reshaped the season race. The breakthrough win showcased daring plays and earned surprise attention across local sports pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetley—Nevads
Fragmented Friday Scores and Local Notes From Detroit
The page lists various football scores and odds from Friday games including Duquesne versus Catawba and Oklahoma. It mentions Detroit and George Washington results and notes events around Petersburg and Petersburg area. The fragmentary text references hospitals and births and a statue event with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
O Catawba
George Wash
Labano
Tar Heels Upset Volunteers in Knoxville Big 60 Minute Rally
North Carolina stunned Tennessee 99 to 13 at Shields-Watkins Field as Snavely’s squad erased doubts with a late onslaught. Burnette, off the bench, returned a kickoff for a TD and the Tar Heels dominated every phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temorrea
Wallace Ware
Duke
North Carolina
Vennesere
Moash
Southland
Shield-Watkins Field
Knoxville
Orangemen
Bill Britten
Snavely
Burnetta
North Carolina Board
AUST MODIFY PROGRAM Safemark Of fl MC aeattian of x
A brief item notes a modified program at a facility with Safemark designation and progress update. Details read as incomplete OCR fragments with no clear dates or names.
Maryland and North Carolina Face Gridiron Showdown in Baltimore
Maryland and North Carolina meet in Baltimore Stadium this afternoon with both teams seeking a Southern Conference title bid. Memo notes John Snisrak’s ineligibility. lineup changes include Lew Ennis out, Charlie Ettinger at right halfback, and George Sachsbenched at fullback as the Terps prepare for a Tar Heel attack.
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University of Maryland
Tla
Footpall Aeacons
University of North Carolina
Oelinek
Baltimore Stadium
St. John's
W. BP
Tarheels
Wake Forest
Tennesese
North
College Park
Maryland
North Carolina
Berne Buscher
Lew Ennis
Charlie Ettinger
George Sachs
Bridgewater College bowler leads industrial league play
Bridgewater standout Derr Briggs has anchored his team in the Industrial Bowling League with three years at Bridgewater and a strong showing yesterday. Results list Edison, Tailors, American Stores, and Wash Times, with Friday double-headers and a 2:30 pm main event featuring the Civilian Conservation Corps eleven from Fishline Creek.
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Washington
Swarthmore
John's
Elo Caljere
Norfolk
Baltinnre
Gallauc
Jole Park
Fileather
Nyac
Virginia
Muse Tailoring Co
Yale
IG. L. Baking Co
Fenn
McCurdy Weald Dueme
Civilian Conservation Corpe
Fishline Creek
FAC Eleven Opens October 20 With Maryland A C Schedule
Frederick Athletic Club football announces the inaugural test set for October 20 at McCurdy Field against the Baltimore Firemen. A full schedule runs to mid December featuring 260th Artillery eleven with Norwood Sotheron and John Simpson, followed by Alexandria Fraters and Seamen Gunners. The Maryland Athletic Club is highlighted as the strongest team in the area.
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GL. Baling Co
Kolb
Booker Ouine
Bent
Ain Lane
Waahingven Times
Dimmerman
Terale
Aid American
Hickman
Kirchner
Davis
Imr Larenson
Ie Kelly Sete
Mase Tailoring Co
Arte
Grove
Masser
Grevgnickie
Frederick Paint Store
Lenhart
Frederick
John
Tumbo" Bowers
Stockman
Villanova
Rankin
Philadelphia
John Derr
Holtz van
Rickel
Vtag
E. Schaffer
Ina
Goldenberg
Paddy Burns
Wilmer Bradley
George Ox Fibre Brosh Co
Ehd Sgh
Bradley
Weil &Trine
Kennedy
Dick Lon
Hargett
Butler
Pepco
Barry
Gittinger
Reese Ie
Blinko Leichert
Jock Ringer
Ray Steele
Poss” Holland
Mt. St Mary's
Fotomar Edison Co
jRanshart LO
Isa
Buck Alexander
Hoyt Summers
Hughes
Charlie Ropp
Jake
Farrell
Culler
Webb
Maryland
Cen- Moore
Ray
Bunda
Playoff Series Second Game Scheduled Between Walkersville and Cedar Grove
Weather permitting the second game of the Tri-County League playoff between Walkersville and Cedar Grove is slated Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at Walkersville. Cedar Grove aims to tie the series as Walkersville relies on Lefty Warrenfeltz for pitching. The winner would face Brunswick in the pennant race and a shot at the league title.
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Walkersville
Cedar Grove
Walkerstilla
Persis
Glade Vallavites
Evien
Atarooms
Warrenfeltz
Ralston LeGore
Brunswick
Belver Ak
Fractured Soccer Note Reflects Incomplete Report
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses a soccer event with fragmented phrases about payments and a possible final decision. The readable bits mention Ry and pay but lack clear subjects or outcomes, making it a sparse record of a sports notice or brief.
Markets and Lions Clash in Wednesday AL Standings Update
Fragmentary lines show Markets versus Barbers and Lions a 14 to 0 score at a chat standings segment. Names are garbled but imply a local league recap with team markers and a minor scoreboard note.
Consumers Cabinet Formed To Aid NRA Consumer Division
A seven member Consumers Cabinet formed from the former NRA Consumers Advisory Board aims to help the new consumer division. Mrs Emily Newell Blair of Missouri named chairwoman to assist the division in promoting consumer welfare and mapping its program. The move follows the July 20 dissolution of the old board.
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Washington
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Roosevelt
Consumers’ Division
National Recovery Administration
Walton H. Hami
Hamilton
Council
Emily Newell Blsir
Missouri
Nightingale Ode Revised Pace Report
The note discusses reading pace for Keats and his poem Ode to a Nightingale, noting a speedier approach of under three hours in a reader’s session. It references the poet and the work as a literary anchor.
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Flaiukey
Stan
Carsina Battsmore Beachum
Mt. BY Mary's
Delaware
Newark
Jonn's Va
Elan
Norfolk, Va
Ova
Bearthmore
Maryiend
Penn Brat State Coatings
Army
Columbus
Rutgers
Dartmouth
Bates
Hanover
Fordham
Purdue
Georgetown
Roanoke
Ridge College
Mars
In & Fromecues
Fay al
Detroit
Ae Og Boouvesard
Tedex
The
Pirates Crak
Aengar
Serge
Babi
Hepitals
Ber
Frederi Bear Ann
Petersburg
Gilmaur Debio
Fonthall
University of North Cam
Ahadowe
Gil
Beayely
Carolina
Ates
Toran
Trast
Fran Senhang
Alana
TAR Heels
Mountaineers
Dela
Ware
Penn State
Dodo Lawlers
Young Moaimt
Mary
Dal
Clarks University of Delaware
Barkfsid
Canirislash
Corning Smyth
Charley Reilly
Frank Shemensky
Prank Amehefia
Sian Simonateh
John Cituk
al Thomas
Oriel Tost
Es Ean
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Carson Walsky
Bernie Cinminghan
Western Marshand
Elavan
Teany Brate
State College
Briggewater College Sar
Bowers
Derr
Bridgewater
Industrial Bowling League
American Stores
Muse
A. CT Bakers. A
Wash. Times
Poiana Edison
Fred
Tavors
Bakers
Ox Fibre
Times
Abuse Ve Paint Store
Fotemac Edison
Fred. Tailors
Chevrolet
Verrareere
Hogarth
He Miller
H. Bowers
Rodefer
P. Albaug
Glade Valley
F. Cabs
Zummerman
C. Zummerman Lan
Derick
Zimmerman
Nee Vmftnid
Tistaia
Baltimore Firemen
Pennant
Baker's Bowling League
Chevralet
Mondas
Barbers
Teesdar, Ameco Vs. A.ard
Gime Tharedar
Ford
Rigar
Lions
Ae Ferd
Consumers' Cabinet
Angerstern
Cearfoes
Wachington Soants
Ktempeat Wi
Pelfren
Crearster
Keats
Stomerback
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Crosley Bhelvador Refrigeratora
A.B.C
N. Mkt
Peoples Finance Co
North Court Street
Quaker City
North Market Street
Hickory Town Distilling Co
Divus Adoune
Ck UE
Chas. Houck
Oscar Sheets
Haines
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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