Frederick Smoke Eaters Tie Firemen In Opening Game
The Frederick Athletic Club’s smoke eaters rallied late to force a 6–6 tie with the Baltimore Firemen in the season opener at McCurdy Field. Barry’s 50 yard run sparked the comeback after Frederick faced a slow start, with Dick Butler and Day signaling the reverse to set up the decisive play. Substitutes and injuries hampered Frederick early, but the late surge, led by Grove, Dorsey, and Barry, kept the game within reach as both teams missed chances to claim victory. The upcoming matchup against the 30th Coast Artillery in Washington looms as Grove plans to resolve player eligibility issues.
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Frederick Athletic
Tsinal
Bumisy
Barry Jooe
Baltimore Firemen
McCurdy
Barry
Frederick
Robert
Nig" Grove
AL Fassel
Ie Pudd
Wilmer Bradley
Poss” Folland
Sill Andorka
White
Davidson
Davidson, Put the Ball On the Local 36-Yard Atrip
Leicbers
Gonder
Darkloon
Jocel
Red Part
Oine
Pirpo" Dorsey
Franklin All Marshall
Prederickigh
Maroon and White
Riche
Frederick Heli
Berry
Frederick More of
Fees
Barrys
Tocal
Coast Artillery
Washington
McCurdy Pied
Grove
Pea
Crowler
Ieee
Emmery
Littlestown Blankizes Maryland School for the Deaf
Littlestown High School boys soccer shut out Maryland State School for the Deaf 3 0 at Littlestown Saturday afternoon. Scoring concentrated in the third period with goals by Long and Worley and others, the Littlestown lineup included substitutions as listed.
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Littlestown
Cea
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Pune
M.S
Littleatown
Hudson
Blumenthal
Stale Spath
Traguir
Lou ‘Knowles
Singer
Fir Young
Collins
Haines
Frock
Worley
Maitland
Stambaugh
J. Lonk
Knemple
Berman
Upsets mark strong day in college sports slate
Friends of Jon Jumbo Bowers note he attends Villanova and excels in football. Upsets deepen the season as underdogs seize momentum with Vanderbilt fading after a 18 5 defeat while Notre Dame faces Baltimore. Navy, Penn and Southern California fall to challengers. Mount St. Mary’s and Gettysburg settle for draws. A semi pro basketball league shifts towns with Hagerstown and Hanover invited to join the circuit, and Philadelphia Sphas remain in discussions.
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Jon
Valayicye
Villanova
Beng
Bowera
Vanderbilt
Yate
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Navy
Hander Piteburen
Sagan
Carga Tesi Tysevant
Othe Tangs
Penn
Columbia
Caifornia
Oregon State
Fermsom Hagerstown
Hancocn
Unamipessbura
Charles Town
Hanov Asthur
Pirpo
Mores
Hager Town
Padadelphia Sphas
Record of mile run and racing notes from Rome and Empire City
One year ago Michele Far broke an indoor record for the mile with a time around 4 hours 26 minutes 10 seconds in Rome. Five years ago Tedas Javi Sharkey missed a chance. Max Schmeling, heavyweight champion, through the New York State Athletic Commission era. Today Friga won the 18th running of the Ford Queen makes at Empire City.
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Tedar
Michele Far
D.stan
Rome
Tedas
Javi' Sharkey
Max Schmeling
New York State
Brunswick Wins Rubber Game In Tri County Play
Brunswick won the rubber game of the post season series 13 to 1 over Ashburn before about 500 fans at Lovettsville. Eight runs in the eighth inning turned a close game into a rout as Brunswick jumped ahead early with a first inning score and Ashburn tied in the fourth before the Railroaders pulled away.
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Brunswick
Ashburn
Loudoun
J. Bodmer
S. Wilson
Railroaders
Barnard
Stripey
Walker
Gosnell
WA Eaeke Mialaw
Danke Taal
Ing Barnard
Strippy
RK Advi
Tri-County
Montsvale
Ain QU
Srunswick
EL Saumaty
Tis
Graswell
Mahone
Hawes
Meier
Tatats Ashhorn W. Cavlor
Robertson
Figiz
Darnes
Houser
A. Wilson B. Adrian
J. Eximer
D. Bodmer
Cv. Tate
T. Cay
Lafevre
Wilson
Cedar Grove 1S series wins Tri County pennant
Cedar Grove Maroons defeated Walkersville 44 0 before 800 at Woodsboro to capture the second half Tri County League pennant. Oscar Beard pitched superbly with key fielding and Amely contributed timely hitting as Cedar Grove built a big fifth inning lead and held on. Managers meeting Tuesday to arrange a deciding game.
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Oscar Beard
Amely
Cedar Grove Marcops
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Beard
Lefty
Warrenfelts
Glade Valley
Gedar Grove
Aingle
George Shaw
LeGore
Forman
Maroons
Paul Eaves
Mina
G. Ramaburg
Eaves
Pete Stout
Austin Rippeon
R. J. Atkinson
Cedar Grove
Brunswick
M.C. A
Atkinson
Cedar Grove AB
R.H
Stout
Shaw
Crum
Raves
Warrenfeltz
Obath
Ramsburg
Local plumber nets thirty-pound Potomac catfish record
Charles Keefer of Washington Street hooked a huge thirty-pound channel catfish about one mile from the mouth of the Monocacy in the Potomac River on a bush bob with eel mesh. The specimen, said to be the largest caught in this section, was brought to the city and stored at William H. Moore’s mill plant on East Patrick Street. Keefer plans to have the fish mounted for a fishing cabin. The fish’s mouth could take fists, with seven and eight inch stingers and a large head. The event was reported Sunday night.
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Potomac River
Charles &. Keefer
Washington Street
William H. Moore
East
Patrick Street
Keefer
Nicke
Mr Kanfer
Racing season shifts as Narragansett and Santa Anita loom
Belmonts and Maryland drives wrap up as the autumn racing parade gears up. O’Hara plans the Narragansett Stakes on Nov 6 with Cavalcade and Discovery in contention while Dana Whittling Bobsmith lines up a Brook Meade Stable assault for a potential $50,000 Narragansett Special. California tracks open Tanforan and the Santa Anita Handicap with a $100,000 purse drawing top horses west. Head Play and other aging stars aim for comebacks at Santa Anita despite limited recent form, while Florida and New Orleans set winter plans as horses migrate south for the season.
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Belmont
Maryland
Walter
O'Hara
Narragansett
Whittling
Bobsmith
Prise Aght
Brookmeade
Belmont Park
Discovery
Calif
San Francisco Bay Region
Tanforan
Golden State
Bay Meadows
Santa Anita
South
Aeey
San Juan Capistrano
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Tommy Taylor
New York
Gee
Pompey
Oscalator
Ladysman
Oesus
Lo Cop
Pacific
Florida
Hisleahang Tropical Park
California
King Saxon
Kentucky
Pat Knebelcamp
Flonde
Plotida
Therr
New Orleans
Texas
Mississippi
Holywood
Calfornia
Frederick Soccer Club Dominates York Aces in Cadet Field rout
The Frederick Soccer Club of the Shipley League crushed the York Aces 10 to 1 at Cadet Field Sunday. Frederick opened with a goal less than two minutes after kickoff from about 70 yards, then added several more as Hossler, Lamb, and others scored. York managed a single late goal as Frederick’s defense stifled their attempts while substitutions shuffled players. Referee Shook and Keefer oversaw a 40 minute half with Lumb and Michael among the scorers.
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Frederick Soccer Club
Shipley
York Aces
York
Cadet Field
Pennsylvania
Frederick beckAeld
Vialetora
Frederick
Hossler
Bers
Newman Lamb
Fos. Frederickh
Pigdore
R. Hess
C. Hubley
Borkstresser
Ec -Fagie
Kottcamp
James “Shultz
McLaren Kauffman
Rice Beck
Insslet
Fuller Lumb G
Hubley Hoffeditz
Michael
Belt
Welty
Sannet
Murray
Boston
Fogle
Brandenburg
McLaren
Lumb
Rice
J. James
Hoffeditz
Shook
Keefer
Abrecht
Robertson
College Football Scores From Modern Era Upsets Across Conferences
A roundup of weekend college football results highlighting notable wins and losses. Teams such as Yale, Army, Penn, Notre Dame, LSU, Alabama, Texas, Michigan, and many others posted varied margins, with several shutouts and high scoring games across the slate. Local schools like Georgetown, Fordham, and Bucknell added conference surprises amid a broad gridiron Saturday.
Mount St Marys Battles Gettysburg In Narrow Tie
Gettysburg and Mount St Marys played to a 7 7 tie before 5000 fans in a rugged collision. Mount St Marys opened with a touchdown led by Apichella and Kuratnick, but Gettysburg answered with a second half drive capped by Superka and a late field attempt fell short as time expired.
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Gettysburg
Gettys
Mitg College
Mount St. Marys
Emmitaburg
G4tysburg
Karatnik
Apichella
Jon Gains
Mount & Mary's
Exceptio
Bullett
Mounta
McCahan
Cook
Cico
Bullets
Mount
Superka
St. Mary's
Gellysbur Dunham
Matucha Gituk
Simotenene Steckman
Tosti Walsky
Smyth Kuratnick Reilly
Apichelis
Mount St
Mar Gettysburg
Apichella Superka
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Franees Metcalf
Wiliam Panebaker
Miss Marie Erker
Silestownh
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Empire City
Brannewick
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Lees
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Kalzemer
Mahone Me Tade
Californa
Tas
Campain
Trenton Bennais
Rosan, Fick, Godman
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Levitan
Clem
Utr
G. Ramsburg
Grim
Baer
Rippeon
S. Ramsburg
Hammer
A. Crum
Ott Warrenfeltz
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Smith
Charles 3. Keefer
Harry
Sahara Desert
United
Hard On
Yale
Army
Harvard
Mt. St. Mary's
Catholic U
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Georgetown
Miami
American U
Coast Guard
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Gallaudet
Fordham
Penn State
Lehigh
Princeton
Rutgers
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Boston College
Mich. State
Darnmouth
Brown
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Colgate
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Washington Col
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Lebanon
West Chester
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Juniata
Bridgewater
Bucknell
Western Maryland
D. F
Geneva
Dickinson
Swarthmore
Georgia Tech
Duke
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Minnesota
Tulane
Cincinnati
Indiana
Nebraska
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MT. ST. Marys and Bullets TI
Mourt Boys
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