Frederick High School Frees Middletown in Football Fight
Frederick high school football team defeated Middletown 11 to 4 in a league game led by a powerful attack. The Orange and Black added points in the first and last quarters as Middletown's defense struggled to contain the Frederick offense.
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Midea
Ana Beeen
Sexe
Beinte
Feeck
Middletown
Frederick
Claude Arrick
Boyer
Ron
Qoech Helma Hann
Frederick High School
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Biddletown
Vaileystes
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Preferick
Bethlehem Steel Company
Elevers
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Racing Program At Fair Today 2.34 Pace and 2.16 Trot
Horse racing card lists purses of 400 dollars for two divisions. Competitors include Peter Cont T. F. Dempsey and Bridgeville entries with drivers such as John Shela and George Thayer. Runners span across towns like Westminster Rochester and Frederick with multiple stables and handlers named in the program.
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Ane Eapener
Baron Eales
Westminster
McCwino Buik
Bingen Gk
John Shela
Wateinger
Mepolece Direct
Mom C. Pry
M Moty
Directum
Leoieers
Po. Og
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Westem Mctemry
Mageuioem
Bet Coss
Peter Cont
T. F. Demgery
Colomminm
Chic Lert
Bridgeville
Peary W. _ bom
Manat
L. McWhirter
Morel
NYT
Fo Telake
Arpot Direct
George Thayer
Rochester
Peter Cashel
Peter the Second
Wiliam Bertes Flemingto
J.trempnear
Trampled
R. VY. Smith
Frederick
Conley
B. G. Behwiz
Gaatth
Prederick
Henry Armentrong
CL Shilings
Zanawvile
Oro
Fred J. C . Shillings
Zanashiie
Oto
Peter the Brewer
A. Rice
Maltimore
Tankisy Dar
Gewoko
Peter Volo
W. D. Sheen
Mt. Holly
Dilllon Azworthy
Whilly
Spring Mountain
Alwater Dillon
Dillon Volo
E. P. Jones
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Georgetown football prospects near 1944 season
Georgetown prepares for 1944 with Mills overseeing a large Notre Dame candidate group from South Bend joining the Hoya squad. Injuries loom as Western Maryland defeat exposed flaws while Borek and Dubofsky earn praise for standout performances.
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Georgetown
Ward
Mils
Notre Dame
Mills
Zogivail
Mcins, Anguay
South Bend
Hull
Hoya
Eutrepoen
Bowling Loop Results Surprises Hit Crystal Lake Meet
In a surprising outcome at the Crystal Laun ay event top contenders faced losses as Diamond and Bentinger posted strong showings. Teaser scenes indicate tense lanes and notable performances, with several players delivering standout frames despite early setbacks.
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Ghost writers claim Earnshaw Grove won 1930 World Series
The piece lampoons post series speculation by John J. McGraw Babe Ruth and others who credited Grove and Earnshaw with defeating the Cardinals for the Athletics. It mocks ghost writers radio lab reports and sports pundits while noting Gabby Street’s dismissive quotes and lingering questions about Earnshaw’s speed and the outcome.
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John J. McGraw
Nanees
Earnshaw
Grove
Athletics
McGraw
Babe Ruth
Scotland Yard
Iserins
Jin
Cardinals
Adamstown batters lead with Cook top scoring and doubles
Horsemest Cook, veteran second baseman, led Adamstown in batting and runs scored with 43. Austin Angleberger and John Gardner shared team doubles with 12 each while Cook led in triples with four and Jack Beer hit three home runs. Team batting average sits around .507 atop the season.
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Cook
Adamstown
Alo
Austin Angleberger
Angleberger
John Gardner
Jack Beer
Pisyer AB. R
Dutrow
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Indians Likely to Drop Locals in Player Moves
The article reports wide roster reshuffling by the National Baseball League, sending most of the 1930 War-Floss roster to higher classifications. Key players such as Harok Jansing Crawford Galateer Hemier Norris Simmons Pooser depart, with Fraley Mathewson Perrin Harris and others assigned to Decatur New Orleans Elmira Frederick Williamsport Sacramento and Sacramento affiliates. Lou Allen and Eddie Sawyer are among moves as teams await the next season.
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GS IE Mussel
National Baseball League Association
Terre Haute
Harok, Jansing
James Crawford
William Galateer
Warren I. Hemier
Joe Norris
Walter Simmons
Joe Pooser
Fraley
Mathewson
Frederick Battery
New Orlans
Willam
Perrin
Jerome Harris
New Orleans
Frederick
Harris
Sawyer Beck
Elothra
Eddie Sawyer
Elmira
Bulletis
Sawyer
Sason
Lou Allen
Frederick Boy
Jake Pitler
Gowell
Chick Miller
Bob Gartland
Rube Wilson
Willamsport
Gartland
Wilson
Harry White
University of Washington
Sacramento
Pacific Coast League In Part Payment For Pay Thomas
Indians
The
Solons
Hay Gartner
Cleveland
Gettysburg to Meet Bucknell Saturday in Grid Clash
Gettysburg College Bullets travel to Bucknell for a key Saturday game after Bucknell’s lone setback to Temple by a single point. Gettysburg aims to repeat a 34 12 win from years past as both squads enter the clash with strong defenses and playoff prospects.
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Bucknell
Oeuysing
Feothell Geass
Pemorylvania
Bucknell-Gert
Gettreberg
Drfeat
Temple
Oettyeburg
Virnsr
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Bowling league results from Frederick and Red Ravens clash
The Romer Moot Company bowling team remained undefeated by winning two of three games against the Red Ravens at the Pythian alleys. Tucker led with 476, Crampion 444, while Boney Motor Co posted 1587 team total and Red Ravens 1746. Harding and Strine led Ravens scoring.
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Crampton
Eyker
Koontz Morgan
J. Harding
Bia Jst Wa
B. Harding
Strine
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