Mt. St. Marys and Lebanon Valley Tie
Mt. St. Marys and Lebanon Valley fought to a 0-0 tie as windy conditions affected play. Substitutions included Haubrick for Russo and Dinmond for Topper among others with several line changes late in the period.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1928
Page
6
Mt. St. Marys and Lebanon Valley fought to a 0-0 tie as windy conditions affected play. Substitutions included Haubrick for Russo and Dinmond for Topper among others with several line changes late in the period.
Northern Athletic Club defeated Washington Prep 7 to 0 at Echo Field amid windy conditions. A forward pass from Baer set the lone touchdown for the Northern team as their defense held firm in the closing minutes to preserve the shutout.
Approximately 75 fans attended the Mountaineers football clash that ended without scoring. The game was delayed from 1 to 2 pm and featured noted players such as McCall and Sothern delivering brief sparks while the team defense shone amid a weak offense.
A muddled report notes Frederick visitors and Mrs. L L Bakanase among local figures at a Virginia course event. The piece mentions Middl and counterparts from the County Club, with advertising notes and community news.
A chaotic collage recalls manager chatter and player trade talk from early baseball history. Names like Walter Johnson, Leo Diegel, Leo Durocher, and Duncraft surface amid mentions of the Cardinals, Yankees, Tigers, and barbs about promotions and contracts.
Col Charles A. Lindbergh departed Curtiss Field at 2 PM on a westward night flight to study transecontinental air routes. He flew a Curtiss Falcon, dressed in heavy clothing, carrying a supply bag. convoyed by observers along the field.
An archival report describes Army overturning Harvard in a historic showdown. The article mentions multiple locations and names in a fragmented account, noting key figures and teams amid a breakthrough result.
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