Maryland Elevens Eye Strong Football Weekend Impacts Across Leagues
Maryland teams posted a mixed weekend with four wins four losses and one tie. Navy defeated Princeton 27 14 while Yale upset Dartmouth 14 7 and Harvard beat William and Mary 21 7. Notre Dame routed Penn State 28 0 and Army beat Syracuse 27 21.
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Swarthmore
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Suppers leads Western Maryland players in Big Tilt
Coach Harlow has developed a strong back at Western Maryland, Neal, who impressed against Swarthmore Saturday. The team prepares for a major game against Catonsville in Howard County next weekend while Frederiksonians attend the Georgetown West Virginia game in Washington. The upcoming Baltimore Stadium date with Michigan on October 30 promises another crowd draw as fans await local action.
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Western Marrland College
Swarthmore
Maryland
Neal
Western Maryland
Broederick
Catonsville
Howard Qoumty
Washington
Georgetown
West Virginia
Wee Virginia
Baltimore Stadium
Hustlers Second in League Hitting and Fielding Gaffes
Frederick led the Hustlers with a .201 batting average and second in the league in hitting. Martinsburg dominated with a .292 team average and Kelliber posting .370. Pitcher Repter Chambersburg excelled in fanning batters, while Boerne and Cherry contributed key wins. Walter Waynesboro led the outfield in hits, with Rawlings and Fullis as top run scorers.
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Martinsburg
Frederich
Frederick Hand
Pieace
Dolan
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Kelliber
Hustlers
Funls
Sapk
Jullis
Fitsberger
Jack Smith
Wustter
Sherry
Waltz
Waynesboro
Regge Rawlegs
Parkinson
Mt. Harper
Hubes
Ley
Rawlings
Fullis
G Thomas
Ungerstown
League to Meet on Blue Ridge Figures and Sunday Baseball
The Blue Ridge League plans a post season meeting to review finances and schedule changes before 1927. President Jamison will convene league leaders within weeks as weather and attendance lag behind 1925 figures. Possible topics include a split season and Sunday play with Frank Leiter favored to succeed as Hagerstown president if current official can’t return.
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Blue Ridge League
Jamison
Frank Leiter
Presi
Bo McMillin as Coach Shapes Harvard and Cornell Rivalry
Bo McMillin remains a fiery football figure. Once a star at Centre College who toppled Harvard, he later coached Geneva College to beat Harvard. He also challenged Cornell, while praising Penn’s strong backs and deceptive hidden-ball attack. The piece notes talk of players crossing from football to major leagues and Lenglen’s tennis debut as a draw for pro tennis crowds.
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Bo” McMillin
Centre College
Harvard
Bo” McMill
Crimson
Geneva College
Pennsylvania
McMillin
Geneva
Cornell
Ho” McMillin
Pennyleven Strong
Penn
Rogers
Wasco- Jou
Empire City Racing Assn Yonkers Meet Leads Weekend Sports
Multiple race meetings dot the schedule including Empire City Racing Assn at Yonkers Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia Maryland State Fales Assn at Laurel Fairmount Jockey Club at Collinsville Ohio State Jockey Club at Cleveland. National senior squash championship runs in Hollywood California. Boxing features Johnny Sheppard versus Sammy Fuller in Boston over 10 rounds. A fire at the fairgrounds tent rear eating booth caused by a stove. blaze quelled with buckets. A transit study recommends $40 million for five downtown St Louis subways.
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Yonkers
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Maryland
Fales Assn
Laurel
Fairmount
Collinsville
Ohio State Jockey Club
Cleveland
Hollywood
Calif
Johnny Sheppard
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Fair Booth
Fair Grounds
Runaway Boys Reconciled With Parents In Garden City
Shortly after 4 pm two 15 year old boys were stopped by Officer William Miller in the Square Corner crowd. They said they were headed to Oklahoma after fleeing Catonsville. A large Pierce Arrow limousine fetched them home at 7 pm, their grip containing bread, an orange, and a $1 note. Garden City, a town of 8,000, features an artificial pool that doubles as a skating rink in winter.
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William £ Miller
Catonsville
Pierce-Arrow
Miller
Kas
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