Maryland Eyeing Syracuse Challenge For Baltimore Clash
Maryland fans hope for a upset against undefeated Syracuse led by star back Glickman who may be held by the Terrapins if Syracuse starter Hinkle cannot go. Syracuse depth includes Baylock Morison Singh and Troup while Cornell exposed Glickman’s speed and passing ability.
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Hinkle
Syracuse
Glickman
Vic Baylock
Art Morison
Jack Hinkle
Sidat Singh
Cornell
Baltimore
Maryland
Orange
Hne
Phil Alien
Bill Heater
George Hooper
Hugh Daugherty
Buards
Paul Troup
Notre Dame
Harvard
Crusaders
Western Maryland
Holy Cross
Bill Osmanski
Terrors
Charlie Havens
Green and Gold
Steve Radataviteh
Harry Balish
Pershing Mondo's 43-yard kick shocks Cavaliers in Charlottesville
In a 3-0 win at Charlottesville last week, Pershing Mondo delivered a 43-yard placement kick to lift Maryland over Virginia. The piece hails the Emmitsburg lad as a top boot, noting his standout field goal prowess and comparing with a 54-yard placement by Lou Ferry of St. Mary's Galloping Gaels. Mention is made of baseball trade talk involving the Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Indians and a potential Jimmy Foxx–Hal Trosky swap, with Pirates seeking pitchers Ballers Tobin and Bowman and catcher Todd.
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Maryland
Virginia
Charlottesville
Emmitsburg
Lou Ferry
St. Mary's Galloping Gaels
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Carmine Hose
Indians
Jimmy Foxx
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Taneytown Hosts Joint Leagues Banquet With Trophy Talks
The Baltimore Carroll County League and the Maryland Penn League plan a Taneytown banquet at Sauble's Inn. Michael Paul Smith announces ladies admitted. John Leister brings an orchestra as players receive silver league championship trophies. Attendees include Poke Wallen Ed Rommett Don Hoelfner and others from major and minor league baseball.
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Baltimore-Carroll County League
Maryland-Penn League
Sauble’s Inn
Taneytown
Michael Paul Smith
John Leister
Taneytown Red Sox
Fo Taneytown
Reisterstown
Poke Wallen
Blur Didge
The
Cambria
Mener
Salisbury Indians
Eastern Shore
Ed Rommett
Star Harder
Athletics
International League
Don Hoelfner
New York Yankee
Mr. Banker
Westminster Times
Arthur Janney
Baltimore News Post
Endurance of Arky Vaughn Tied to Sale Talks
A fragment notes Arky Vaughn being “on the block” as part of ongoing talks about a sale. The text references the ready to shoot works and Waners, with unclear surrounding details or names.
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Aker
Handd- Tey
Waners
Arky Vaughn
Seek Fourth Team For Shipley Soccer League
Middletown Walkersville and Mt. Airy attended a meeting to reorganize the Shipley Soccer League at the local Y M C A. Officials hope to add a fourth club from Thurmont Westminster or Brunswick with the Oct 31 season opener. Matches will be played three times each with some odd games at the Jefferson street pasture and McCurdy Field.
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Shipley Soccer League
Middletown
Walkersville
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Westminster
Brunswick
Dor. F. Shipley
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street
McFaddin
Shipley
Thurmont-Emmitsburg
Hosiery Wins Indoor Rifle Match to Start League Season
The City Rifle League opened its indoor firing schedule with the Hosiery defeating the Post Office 1 264 to 1 234 at the State Armory range. The Hosiery, defending champions, featured a high score of 270. Paxson led standing positions with 85. Peoples Drug Stores and Old Scouts were set to meet in a league match that night.
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City Rifle League
Hosiery
Post Office
State Armory
Newman
Champs
Paxson
Peoples Drug Stores
Old Scouts
City Rifle League Yesterday's Results
Hosiery defeated Postoffice and the Games Today, while People faced Old Stouts in a busy league slate with results reported from prior day play.
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Postoffice
K. of P. Bowling League Scores Report
Cramer's Garage dominates Wildcats with a 3 to 0 result. Winpigler's faces Happy Five in another league matchup, continuing the season's low scoring slate.
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Cramer's Garage
Everedy
Wildcats
Winpigler
Happy Five
Post-Times
Ooo
Storm & Shipley
E, Shipley
Bussard
R. Shipley
Grove
Palmer
Rankin
Farmers
Dudderar
G. Baker
W. Baker
Hudson
Hamilton
Baker's Bowling League fixtures and matchups
Storm & Shipley and 2 Farmers lead a Thursday night slate with Coca Cola facing Bill's Sandwich and DeMolay Al. meeting Prosperity in key games likely to affect standings.
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Coca Cola
Bill's
DeMolay al
V. L Pet
City Opera House
Storm & Shipley
Stop Bros
Farmers
Coca Cola Reds
Bill's Sandwich
Prosperity Cleaners
Kicks Cat Not That Kind Of A Kitty
A North Market Street resident saw a black cat and booted it to avoid bad luck. The animal turned out to be a skunk, prompting a startled reaction from the kicker. For sale a man's suit, cheap.
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North Market Street
Non-Support Case In Police Court
Grover Smith was arrested by Constable Anders on a charge of non support of his wife and children. Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer ordered him to pay $2 weekly for their support in Police Court Tuesday evening.
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Grover Smith
Anders
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frank James Leads Hustlers In Batting In 37 Season
Frank James led the Hustlers with 63 total bases and the most walks at 20 while Ray Steele struck out 24. Himes had 3 sacrifices and Angleberger and Six tied with 11 stolen bases. The team won 22 of 26 games. The piece discusses Gehringer and Cobb and notes Heilmann and Manush as past batting champions.
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Ray Steele
Frank James
Himes
Angleberger
Hustlers
Frederick Hustlers
Robert L. Walters
James
Frank Six
Austin Angleberger
D. Rice
Eaves
Hartman
D. James
Il. Rice
Hildebrand
Hoffman
Downes
Keyser
Gardner
Steele
Cobb Responds to Yarn He Fired Hubbell and Doubted Gehringer
In a California letter Ty Cobb refutes tales of not recognizing hubble and gehringer. He says he did not release Hubbell. his last managing year was 1926 and Hubbell was young and wild. Cobb defends his playing and managing record and rebukes the stories as inaccurate.
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Cobb
Hubbell
Gehringer
Richard McCann
NEA Service
Ty Cobb
Georiga Peach
Carl Hubbell
Charley Gehringer
Carl
Detroit Tigers
Menta
Calif
Georgia Peach
Toronto
Dan Howley
Detroit
Mr. Cobb
Howley
Cobb Recounts Hubbell Screwball Development and Gehringer's Rise
The veteran recalls Eddie Hubbell learning the screwball after leaving Detroit and credits his own judgment for sending Hubbell to Toronto. He also describes Gehringer, a raw rookie from Fowlerville, Michigan, arriving at Detroit and proving his potential after progress observed on the field.
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Gehringer
Georgia Peach
Detroit
Michigan
Fowlerville
Frank Navin
Wind Gust Tops Mount Washington Record in 1934
Weather observers record a 231 mph gust atop Mount Washington New Hampshire at 1 21 p m on April 12 1934 marking a historic peak for wind speed at the summit and a milestone in meteorological history.
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Mount Washington
N. H
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Roy Mackett
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Marylanders
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Bowman
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Hark
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Rob Voigts
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Sam Chapman
Bill Ingram
van Ranst
Alex Wojciechows
Fordham
Texas Christian
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Yale
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Colgate
Prynceton
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Stultz
Sundergill
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Foxit
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Routzahn
Pet Hosiery
Peoles Drug Stores
Cramer
Ray
Hahn
Ramsburg
Edi Oe
M. Morgan
D. Morgan
Cc. Morgan
Strasberger Ee A Pet
Games Today
Winpigler’s
Baker’s Bowling League
Heilmann
Manush
Tigers
Harry Heilmann
Heinie Manush
Stories IN Stamps
Europe
Iceland
Kentucky
Denmark
Copenshagen
Leith
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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