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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1938

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3

Durocher Hopes To Plug Holes In Dodgers Next Year

Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher outlines planned fixes for the Dodgers with pitching around Van Lingle Mungo and strong defense at second base, aiming to team with Hudson or Coscarart. He praises Mungo’s talent, notes potential trades, and stresses need for a left fielder and a hard hitting outfielder.

Durocher Dodgers Mungo Harey Grayson NEA Service New York Leo Durocher Brooklyn Dodgers Rats Lippy Lee van Lingle Mungo Jack Hudson Pete Coscarart Tong Dizzy Dean Cub Giants Hal Schumacher Clearwater Brooklyn Hamlin Fred Fitzsimmons Fitz Flatbush Flock Warne LaMaster Vito Tamulis Lee Rogers Pressnell Posedel Derocher Fleet Ernie Kay Tuck Stainback Hudson Coscarart Lippy Leo Pete Nashville Babe Phelps Phelps Hayworth Gilly Campbell Greek George Hatters Babe Dolph Camilli Cookie Lavagetto Camill Pepper

Rematches set after lively bouts at Bernies Arena

Francis Scott Key Post matchmaker Jack Lipps plans a November 25 rematch for the four fighters who thrilled crowds last Friday. Planned nods to Azee possible for Armistice Day six mile cross country, while Redskins clinch first in the Eastern Division with a comeback win over the Detroi Lions.

Jack Lipps Francis Scott Key Legitonnaires Morgentown W. Valers Frederick Bill Azee A. A UL Agee

Diamonds Bid Three Times Inform Partner Of Unprotected Suits

In a bridge discussion North bids diamonds three times signaling a one suited hand and unprotected suits. South nearly opens, West must defend to defeat three no trump, and a key sequence revolves around the diamond queen and ensuing club tricks.

North South West East

Redskins show championship grit on close wins

A tribute notes the Redskins clutch ability to win tight games and clutch moments. It recalls passes, ground plays, and last minute field goals that defined their season. The piece mentions a Cadicoth high school play and a key intercepted pass with a critical lateral leading to a touchdown. The last item notes Howard Tony Wagner receiving a Godl medal from the Eastern States Softball Association for a berth on the All-Star team and Wayne Mas gaining the award after 6pm pickup.

Detrot Lions Washington Redskins Redskins Philadelphia Brooklyn New York E Godl Astern States Softball Associaton Howard Tony Wagner Pageman Fredericex Taz Ins Inis Wayne Mas News-Post

Maryland relief bill climbs to 755781 in September

Baltimore figures from the Board of State Aid and Charities show Maryland monthly relief expenditures rising last month to 755,781, reflecting a continued upward trend since May. The September total exceeds the prior high by more than 1060 and marks a further increase over March’s relief costs.

Baltimore Maryland Board of State Aid and Charities

Frederick Players Decide Tonight on Soccer League

Frederick soccer players meet at the Y M C A to decide if they will organize a team for the Stapley League this season. Ray Gardner leads the caucus, with candidates including Don Rice Tommy Michael Luther Murray Frank James Johnny James Bob McLaren Carl Easton Bill Brachey the Walker boys and Beame Taylor of Brunswick. If formed home games would be at McCurdy Field as the current league comprises Walkersville BaMbleton and Emmitsburg with Sykesville and Thurmont invited. Inaugural play likely postponed to October 30 due to responses from other towns.

Frederick Ray Gardner Frederick Hustlers Gardner Don Rice Tommy Michael Luther Murray Frank Johnny James Bob McLaren Carl Easton Bill Brachey Walker Boys Beame Taylor Brunswick HEMS McCurdy Field BaMbletoan AL Amy Walkersville Dorsey F. Shipley Extcuit Sykesville Emmitsburg Thurmont

Squirrel Hunting Season Closes for 1938 Period

The squirrel season ended last Saturday and will not reopen this year. The next open season is upland game starting November 15. Squirrel season ran 15 days from October 11 to 15.

Bowling KK of P Bowling League Yesterday's Results

Cramers Gar defeated Church Hill 3 to 0 in yesterday's action. Tonight, The Center takes on K of P in the league schedule.

KK. OF P. Bowling League Cramers Gar Church Hill

Pleasant and Monash Summer Trips Reported in Several Cities

Mr Pleasant and Mrs August Monash spent two days in Hanover Pennsylvania on a business trip and visited their niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Morrison and family. Mrs August Monash was in Arlington Virginia Saturday visiting cousin Mrs Wanda Buell and family. Mr and Mrs Norman Boone and family Frederick and Mr and Mrs James G Herbst spent Sunday in Washington DC visiting the National Zoological Park. Mir and Mrs Charles E Brutchey and family at Chestnut Grove. Mr and Mrs Jonas Flora of Carroll County Indiana visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Clarence E Bruchey at Chestnut Grove. Mr William T Delanter spent Sunday in Havertown. Mrs Rosa King and son Walker and granddaughter of Frederick called on Mr and Mrs Luth and Mr and Mrs Amos Graham in Johnsville Tuesday.

Pleasant August Monash Hanover John Morrison Arlington Wanda Buell Norman Boone Frederick James G. Herbst Washington, DC National Zoological Park August Monath Mir Charles E Brutchey Chestnut Grove Jonas Flora Carroll County Ind Clarence E Bruchey William T Delanter Haverstown Rosa King Walker Luth Amos Graham Johnsville Tuseday

Upsets Spread Across College Football Week

New York Oct 17 A Tose survey shows 20 major teams lost this weekend while 30 were undefeated at start. Minnesota remains unbeaten as their remaining schedule is uncertain. The slate features clashes across the East Midwest South and West with Yale Navy Notre Dame Penn Stanford and Michigan among key matchups and several top teams facing potential upsets or rest days.

New York Minnesota Gophers Cornell Navy Columbia Pennsylvania Holy Cross Alabama Oregon Pitt Dartmouth Notre Dame Texas Christian Baylor Oklahoma Texas Tech California Santa Clara Pacife Tennessee Vanderbilt Duke Wsconsin Southern Methodist Marquette Yale Gil Humphrey Michigan Fordham Purdue Stanford Carnegie Tech Georgia Villanova Detroit Duquesne Mississippi State Auburn Boston College Georgetown George Washington Temple Bucknell Rush Brown Bruins Harvard Agemy Manhattan Colorado Davis & Elkins Penn Princeton Colgate Philadelphia Syracuse Penn Tate Baltimore New York University North Carolina Lafayette Army Boston University Middle West United Tidness Michigan State West Virginia Iowa Chicago Horned Frogs Texas A Creighton Omaha Kentucky Washington Lee Xavier Cinnernati Western Reserve Ohio University of Cincinnati Volf George Cafego Sewanee Georgia Tech Vanderbit Mississippi Louisiana State

Maryland A.A.U. Court Champions Previews Season Start

Local basketball fans will see the Maryland A A U court champions practice at the State Armory on Wednesday night led by Stewart Paxson. Absent is guard Al Kisho with an injured arm. Paxson expects him ready for the opener on November 18. The Hagerstown squad features Remsberg Hauver Lanier Leiter Supkero Pope Mitchell Waldeck and Hanna with several others joining from Shepherd College and nearby programs. The Frederick representation is sole for the winter as Francis Scott Key Post has dropped sponsor plans for the former Heurich Brewery five of Washington.

Stewart Paxson Maryland State Armory Maabeck Hagerstown Armory al Kisho Paxson Company Maryland National Guard Tw9 Mddietown Boys Geerg Remsberg Roland Bo) Hauver Pennsylvania Roger Pope South Carolina U Shepherd College Mike Mitchell Ken Waldeck Henry Hanna Catholic University Hagerstown Quint Frederick J Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Heurich Brewery Washington

Bridges and visits highlight Laytonsville social circuit

Laytonsville hosts Mrs Uriah Griffith who entertained for sister Miss Mary E Waters of Baltimore as her house guest. Mrs Marion Weeks, nearly 90, spends three weeks in Riverdale with niece Mrs Alfred Smith. Estimations warn about 100 mammal species likely to vanish in a century while The Citadel and Vanderbilt lead their conference with three and two straight wins.

Laytonsville Uriah Griffith Mary E. Waters Baltimore Marion Weeks Riverdale Alfred Smith Weeks Frank Dwyer

New School Buildings Planned in Howard County

Plans move forward for three new school buildings in Howard County with contracts awarded by the Howard County Board of Education. Lisbon site estimated at 40000, other sites including Claras' sy and additional location estimated totals around 123900.

Placs Lisbon Busit Howard County Buidings Board of Claras’ Sy

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