Brunswick barbecu t oxf roast marks county league title
About 2 500 people attended an old time barbecued ox roast in Brunswick city park in honor of the Brunswick baseball club winning the county league pennant. The day featured a county league championship game, a barbecue luncheon, speeches by officials of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and county league leaders, and a dance in Red Men’s Hall to cap the festive celebration.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
M J. Thompson
Engine Shop Club
St Thomas
H. C. Bickle
Baltimore and Ohio Young Men's Christian Assocation
Brunswick Club
M. J. Thompson
County League
W W. Wood
Welfare
John H. Henry
National Railroad
New York
E. H. Goetz
Washington
Thompson
Woodshoro Opera
Hesse
Bickle
Brunsavick Bars
Bickie
Kamis
Bropswick
Engine Shop
Tursday
Somerfing
Eval Thanti
Hartz Dominates Salem Race in 1908 Championship Record
Harry Hartz of Los Angeles wins the MeManah Rockingham speedway event in Salem New Hampshire in 1 hour 37 minutes and 2 51 seconds, finishing two laps ahead of Knoxville rival Leon Durar. DeMar wins Port Chester marathon on the New Fork course, besting Albert Whiter by over six minutes.
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Salem
N. H
Harry Hartz
Los Angeles
Cal
Rockeam Board
Knoxville
Port Chester
Clarepee
NeMar
Meira
Maseisteran
New Fork
DeMar Anal
Nie
Foy
Reston
Albert Whiter
Signet Alc
Crete
Inne ReIng
Sages Wominettes
Yankees and Pirates Sweep Major League Honors in 1926 Season
The 1926 season saw Yankee and Pirate stars claim most individual marks with Ruth leading home runs at 47 and 139 runs, Gehrig close behind, and Cuyler and Waner topping NL and stealing bases. Pennock led Yankee pitchers with 22 wins, while Kremer and Meadows each won 20 for the Pirates in a season dominated by those two clubs.
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Pirate
Babe Ruth
al Simmons
Simmons
Ruth
Ramb
Rome
Gehrig
Karl Combs
Yankees
Yankee
Tle
Tony Lazzeri
Huggins
Sara
Cuyler
Waner
Hazen Cuyler
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Max Carey
Sparky” Adards
Cubs
Adams
Bressler
Hargrave
Williams
Wiliams
Pig Time Company
Tittsburgh
Yanks
Herb Pennock
Pennock
George Whte
Cleveland
Whte
Urban Shocker
Ray Kremer
Lea Meadows
Pirates
Heydier
Kremer
Meadows
Gehresx
Frederick to field fast amateur football team this fall
Frederick will likely field a quick amateur squad this fall with two weeks of practice at McCurdy Field. Weighing about 190 pounds on average, players hope for stronger reserves and plan to train next Sunday at McCartney Field. Manager Pitzershberger scheduled two home games versus Quantico Marines on Armistice Day and Fort Troxyle on Thanksgiving, with additional matches set against Lansdowne A. C. and Homestead A. C. and Catonsville. Candidates include Elworthy, Lipps, Nicodemus, Grove, Houck, Greenwalt, Jamison, Schaefle, Hoffman, Harrison, Staley, Comer, Angevine, and Tratman. A meeting with a football official is planned at MCA Thursday at 7 oclock. Missouri and Tulane have split two scores this season, each game ending in a shutout.
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Frederick
Footaall
McCurdy Field
McCarity Piel
Pitttershberger
Quantico Marines
Fort Troxyle
Lansdowne A. C. Homestead A. C
Yallimore
Catonsville
Austin Elworthy
Carter
Lipps
Nicodemus
Grove Houck
Greenwalt
Jamison Schaefle
Hoffman
Harrison
Staley
Comer
Angevine
Trartman
Hershberger
MCA
Elock
Sports Notes From The Capital Linded Weekend
Tack Wilson plans winter in Martinsburg pursuing hunting and possible basketball. Chet Horan leaves the Hustlers for business. associated with The Globe store. Al Kruez sparked a 3 0 victory for Philadelphia Quakers over California Wildcats before 35 000 in Sesqui city. Mike Thompson, Frederick County League president, to officiate Pittsburgh Colgate game. Walter Malas pitched a worm no hitter for an independent team after managing Hanover. Halas helped Mt St Marys win a state basketball title. Clarence Blethon may take Jack Sank back to the Macon Club Sally League. Sank had a strong Hustlers season and could win a regular berth.
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Outer Gardens
Hubs
Philadelphia “Quakers
George Wilson
California “Wildcats
Sesqui City
Walter Malas
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Hanover
Halas
Notre Dame
St. Mary's
Clarence Blethon
Jack Sank
Macon
Sank
Hustlers
Southerners
First American football milestones and sports figures mix
The piece traces early American football origins at Boston and West Point, notes Yale's early college championship, mentions rugby games in 1874, and cites figures like Dennis Michie and John L. Sullivan as players with varied connections to football.
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West Point Military Academy
Dennis Michie
Battle of
San Juan
Harvard
McGill
Boston
United States
Yale
Elis
Princeton
Columbia
John L. Sullivan
Boston College
Champions Fall in 1926 Across Major Leagues
A NEA Service summary notes widespread shifts in 1925 to 1926 baseball crowns. Only two leagues saw repeat champions while Pittsburgh and St Louis, Washington and New York, Louisville and Baltimore, Toronto and Dallas, Atlanta and New Orleans changed titles as dark horses rose in eight top circuits.
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NEA Service
New York
Bill Tilden
Bobby Jones
Paul Berlenbach
Harry Greb
Jack Dempsey
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Louisville Colonels
McCarthy
Cubs
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Toronto
Fort Worth Panther
Dallas Steers
Atlanta Crackers
Larry Gilbert
Pelicans
New Orleans
Metropolitan Jockey Club Race Day at Jamaica
Racing events listed include Metropolitan Jockey Club at Jamaica and Maryland State Fair Association at Laurel with Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia. Other meetings cover Grand Circuit trotting at Atlanta and U S Army championship in Noble Pennsylvania. Baseball junior worlds at Philadelphia and sailing Fisher men’s championship at Gloucester Massachusetts.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Maryland State Fair Assn
Laurel
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Grand Circuit
Atlanta
Noble
Marberry Credited With 12 Wins
Fred Marberry of the Nationals was used as a starting pitcher in several games during the 1926 season. He tallied 18 victories against eight defeats and was relieved somewhat of his duties as a relief pitcher.
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Marberry
Fred Marberry
Nationals
Seals Watch Angels for PCL Title as Des Moines Repeats
In the Pacific Coast League the San Francisco Seals watched the Los Angeles Angels clinch the pennant for the season. In the Western League the Des Moines club repeats as champion, the second of eight leagues to do so. Governor-General Lord Willingdon will earn a salary of 50 000 dollars annually.
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San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles Angels
Des Moines
Canada
Lord Willingdon
Everybody Worked But Father
A man recalls his father’s severe stomach illness and weight loss, weight regained after using Maya’s remedy. He credits the product with relief and returning to work, noting the preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus and quell intestinal inflammations.
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Maya
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