Liberty Loses to Emmitsburg in Junior Soccer Clash
Emmitsburg edges Liberty 4 3 after leading 3 1 at halftime in a junior division game. Errors plagued Liberty as Emmitsburg scored on penalties and broken plays, with key goals by Etz and Flohr. Liberty’s defense faltered late, sealing the upset.
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Emmits Burz
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Joy
Pogle
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Fenalty Gosis
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Charles L. Utterback
Brunswick
Asmen
Kirwan
Sweada
Recreation League Y M E B team advances to second place
The Y M E B squad beat Company A on Pythian alleys to move into second in the Recreation League. Pete Thicker led with 54, while Brightwell top-scored in a single game with 60. Company A relied on outside players as Militia withdrew, with mixed totals across players and a close final tally.
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Brightweil
Inwest
Company A
Winpleier Lot
Redman
Murphy
Vetted players chosen in league polls and early college sport vote
One year ago Toda Alert and Jimmy Foxx were named the top players in the National and American leagues respectively. Five years ago Princeton University elevated basketball to a major sport by a student committee vote. Ten years ago Teddy Smacks, a bantamweight, served a brief jail term, then left to travel to Passaic and defeat Willie Dares of New York.
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Jimmy Foxx
Princeton University
Passaic
Willie Dares
New York
Aces Defeat Diamonds In Bowling Season Opener
Saunders' Aces, formerly the Huns, opened the new season by defeating the Diamonds in a Bowling League match. Peanut Wickless led with a 363 as the Aces won by 101 pins. Other results noted last night include Castle's vs. Sports and Eagles vs. Chevrolets.
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Firemen to return for Armistice Day game in Frederick
Sport notes recap a 7 0 defeat of the Baltimore Firemen by Frederick on Sunday. The Legion post booked a November 13 to 28 game at McCurdy field following the Armistice Day parade. Both teams, especially the Firemen, will be further trained and ready for a stronger contest next month. The column also compares attendance in baseball and college football and cites financial woes in major league sport.
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Winchester Pros 10 Play Frederick Team Sunday
The Winchester Pros will face Frederick Athletic Club Sunday at McCurdy Weld. Frederick aims to avenge last year’s loss after a rough 185 yards in penalties. Dick Cramer from Gettysburg College, back after abdomen injury, will join Pepco Barry, Dick Butler and Lee Hensley in the backfield with Buck Alexander at end as Grove sticks with the rest of the line. Brunswick Railroaders meet Highlandtown Wildcats Sunday at Brunswick Field as they seek a first victory of the season amid improving play under coach Joe Newcomer.
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Frederick Veant
Gerdl Togobl
Wis
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Virginia
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Ruth could move back to Boston to manage Red Sox
The article discusses the possibility that Babe Ruth might return to Boston to manage the Red Sox, with New York’s Ed Barrow and the Yankees seeking new player material in exchange. Ruppert wants a winner, and Ruth’s value as a player and potential manager remains high despite waning cash draw.
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Red Sox
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Ruppert
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Suere
Ill Wynn Headed for Al-Amer ica Recognition
Hermann Breezy Wynn Tennessee fullback intercepted a Dass in the opening game of the season gaining 25 yards before being tackled and suffering a broken leg. Wynn, shown on crutches, is regarded as one of the best defensive fullbacks in the south and a potent place-kicker.
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Tennessee
Dass
Wynn
Deductive double powers bridge defense in five diamonds
A bridge column explains the deductive double as the strongest defensive weapon. It discusses scenarios where East doubles to indicate defender strength after West or North passes. The piece gives three bidding examples and notes West’s optimal responses to maximize defense. It emphasizes deductive reasoning over brute force in contract play.
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McKenney
American Bridge Leagus
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