Middletown Boys Keep Lead in Southern Soccer Race
Middletown strengthened their grip on the southern division soccer standings by defeating Frederick High 2-1 in a fast paced afternoon match. Grayson Mas opened the scoring and Bob Bow added a second as Middletown dominated chances in Frederick territory. Frederick pressed for equalizer with several roving attacks but a late disallowed goal kept the Cadets short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleteen High School
Renetheneg
Fawed
Frederick High
Isven
Middletown
Ehedile Ucbeeten
Valleysies
Osders
Frederick
Hauvesy Valeries
Middletoan
Leaue
Iacu
Grayson Mas
Cadeta
Jem Than
Bob Bowsat
Rohrback
Murray
Charlie Witerback
As Zeigler
Middle Town
Goa
Frederick Moldballeam
Fredrikoe Wea Pac
Thurmont High Sticue
Acd
Peidlesl Reams Wi
Wrunswick
City Bowling League Scores and Byes
The report outlines results from city bowling with teams Yeaterdaw s Homie Groves Adamstown and others, noting byes and upcoming games. It lists missing or garbled names and dates but confirms match play schedule and byes for the week.
Baker's Bowling League Yesterday's Reagits
Fragmentary notes describe local bowling league results and player names amid unclear event details and inconsistent letters. The garbled text mentions teams like Ford and Glad and references a Valley venue with high school soccer and an Eagle designation in the Southern District.
Battle Scarred Bullets To Meet Mt St Mary's in Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa Oct 16 Gettysburg College prepares for Mt St Marys College football clash next Saturday at 2 90 o clock strong backs Yevak Superska return from injuries join the squad as Coach Bream plans extensive tuning and scrimmage work to counter Mt St Marys attacking offense with Warhaus Lawler and Kuratnicki stepping in for injured stars Shemansky Thomas and Chuk also in doubt for the battlefield game
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Gettysburg Pa
Gettysburg Colleges
Mt St Mary's College
Emimitsburg
Bob Yevak
Joe Superska
Bream
Impru
Joe Lawher
Mt . Mana
Jonn Chuk
Chard
Craag Smyth
harkMelds
Gettysburg
Delaware
al Thomas
Frank Shemonsky
Lawler
Mike Kuratnicky
Shemonsks
Football headlines mix college woes and Bears power
The 1935 season opens with Wisconsin coach Clad Spears facing fan revolt after losses to South Dakota, Marquette, and Notre Dame while Clarence Tommerhaan quits as quarterback. Meanwhile the Chicago Bears ignite crowds with a 52 13 rout of the Washington Federals as Fred Crawford launches a 62 yard pass. Kuratnick strengthens the Bears backfield.
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Cladence
Spears
South Dakota
Marquette
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Clarence Tommerhaan
Spear
Badgers
Pase
Chicago Bears
Washington Federals
Baltimors
Fred Crawford
Duke
Kawal
Federan
Bears
Feds
Southwest Conference preps for record 1935 football title run
In 1934 the SWC proved the nation’s toughest circuit with Rice and Texas leading a strong pack. Rice’s backfield Wallace McCauley Witt and Friedman headline a powerful unit, while SMU Texas Christian and Texas loom as top contenders with deep veteran lineups and aggressive offenses. The outlook favors Rice to repeat, but competition remains fierce across the conference.
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Mice
Texas
Nowe Dame
Rice
Purdue
Souther
Methodist
Fordham
Texas Christian
Banta Clara Brave
Rame
Leom
Lone Star State
Jimmy Kitts
Bill Wallace
Johnny McCauley
Owls
Southern Methodist
d—Rice, 2—Southern Methodist, 3— Texas Christian
Texas A & M
Baylor
Arkansas
Darquesne
Creighton
George
Washington
Kitts
Houstonians
Record of the Red Oak Handicap and Sorid pacing mark
One year ago Evergold shattered the Laurel six furlong track record by winning the Red Oak Handicap in 1.11. Five years ago May Grat tan set a Sorid pacing record for half mile track at Raleigh North Carolina by traveling near 21 seconds.
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Frederick
Middletown
Thomas
Diaper
Rearasck Whitmore
Tulose
Baker
Engin
Castie
Robback Briece
Caares
Kewer
the of Haives
Fieldbail
Pox Middletown
Meyers
Shope B. Utterback
RI Freard
Murfray Crane
Lilian Utterback
LI Riva Senith
Lo Warats
Tyler
Myers
Pee Murray
Smith
Becard Pendiiy
Hipky
Mergerite
Miles
May Grattan
Raleigh
Foxx May Wear Another Uniform Next Season
Philadelphia October 16 The Boston Globe reports that Jimmy Foxx may switch clubs next year with rumors of a three way deal involving the Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox. Connie Mack has acquired star Coast League first baseman Jim Oglesby for 7500 dollars as Foxx trade chatter continues.
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Philadelphia
Baaebelair
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Framora
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Connie Mack
Mack Keessins
Mack
A's
Foxx
Jimmy
Jim Oglesby
Los Angeles
Oglesby
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Tribe
Weingarner
Hal Trosky
Hal
Boston
Mel Almada
Fred Ostermueller
Boston Direct
Wack Weeae
Byu
Mack and
Yawkey
Bob Jehnenn
Wally Mates
Johnny Marcuit
Red Sox
Yawkey Policy Shift and Boston Giants Rumors
The report notes a shift by Yawkey toward developing young players over signing big names. Rumors suggest Mack favors giving opportunities to ex-pups like Jimmy Dyke as a potential big star bid. The piece references broader chatter about the Yankees and ownership turmoil affecting 1934 tax plans and motor venues in Aransas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yawkey
Wise Sox
Mack
Jimmy Dyke
Cane
Jimmy
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Dateats Frederick High
Locel Piftaratt
Mee
Cage Ey U
City Bowling League
Yeaterdaw's Homie
Groves
Adamstown
Vaslit
Gamen Wednesg
Amams Ayn
Tramand Nia
Farwers
Vavh
Cc Hye
RS Ag
FTL
Dudit Ry
Gwi Baker
Ag Chevrolet
Radetfer
Rive Ag
Baker's Bowling League
Ford
Glad
Valley
Gemen
Ritey DeMoay
al 48 Lions
EAGLE
Kesh
Middierswn
Fraderieg
United States Department of Commerce
Mary
Sigskin Panorama
KHL
M. J
Murphy
Harvey
Harris BO
Ator Aye
Grove
Poumuorer
Stara
Navy
Army
Franklin Field
Midshipmen
William and Mary
Ceene
Ieroain
Kuratnick
Harry
Grayson Southwest
Wallace
McCauley
Canfarente
Harry Witt
de Luxe
Buck Friedman
Ralph
Primo) Miller
Capt Mays
Bob Biering
Melbert Bale
Carmen Branden
Johnny Sylvester
Bobby Forbes
Byron Williams
Yis
Howard Nichols
Elmer Wallace
Bill
Herb May
Pasadena
Pap
Oklahoma
Ola
John Jacob Astor
William Astor Chandler
Dare Harbour
Eee
Argletes
Notr
Dame
Yankees
Adium
Southern Ditton
Thurmont
Brunswick
Frederick Middleton Thurmont
Brusssiel
Mage
J. R. Williams
Aransas
Cook Bargatee
Peoples Finance Co
North Court Street
Markell & Ford
Frederick. MD
Stieff
James E. Doll
South Market Street
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
Greenawalt
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