Frederick High Battles Middletown In Tight 2-1 Win
Frederick High edged Middletown 2 to 1 as Kepler and teammates tightened defense late in the county league clash. Mary Ella Mir led Frederick with 16 points while Middletown’s forward Ur ew and a crowded attack kept the game close until the final minutes.
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Frederick Hagh
Jemni Ores
Thermont
Brunswick
Middletown
Cal
Reid
Bill ‘Saeaver
Watt
Prederick
County Reague
Orange
Urew
Hans
Fama
Teo
Michael
Benny Stemerman
Bask Aldridge
Theireed
Xilmerman
Bwopme Ued
Frederick
Kepler
May
Mbafaaver
Mary Eila Mirway
Money First Then We Must Make It
The note stresses prioritizing income and cash flow before other goals, urging practical steps to secure funds promptly and organize priorities with urgency. It emphasizes action over talk and cautions against delaying earnings.
Yesterday's Local Wrestling Card Results
Yesterday's results show Peedevick 2 Middletown 1 in St Brunswick action. Frecerxk led 18 while MidSeccwn trailed 2. Game Yodar and Thurmort faced Bricwwick in another matchup.
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Game Yodar
Thurmort A
Bricwwick
Do You Remember Do You Remember ww
Fragmented OCR text recalls garbled phrases about a college football game and players. Mentions include University of Chicago, Mitt Romney, and a fusion reference, but many words are unreadable. No clear event, date, or outcomes can be established from the legible material.
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Tedey—Coich
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Mitt Romney
City League match shifts standings as Friendships topple Diamonds
The Friendships defeated the Diamonds on Diamond alleys Wednesday night, taking 12 more pins and breaking the Diamonds’ undisputed first place lead. Sperta helped with two strong games, Hart posted the best score as the Diamonds rallied in the two games but fell short.
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Strugger
Marcoe
All Stars
Pythian Allays
Grove
Markes
Ae-Stary
Markoe
Avrecht
Grosanickle
Sapread
Strange
Ty i Derr
Grote
Diamonds
Bbe
Sperta
Hart
Army Reaction To Harvard Loss evokes Yale clash
wartime tone describes Army football players, Har vard defeat, and expectations for a Yale game. Mentions Captain Wood, Booth, Ray Stecker as Army shooters, and Yale strategists led by Mal Stevens. Notes edge in line play and guard posts, with emphasis on psychological factors shaping the big battle.
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Saa
Sparta Weller
Army
Tommy Bilkday
Yale
Wille
Wille— 4} the Booing Guns That Scored Two S5i Direct Hits Against Herverd
Crimson
Ramparts
A. W
Alble Booth
Ralph Gas
Harvard
Wuatiersack
Barry Wow
Ecu
Hallowell
Wood
Booth
Blond Ray Stecker
West Pointers
Hallback Stecker
Cagle
Amzy
Stecker
Pareng
Gantam Jack Price
Summerfest
Trice
King
Sheridan
Firgare
Barres
Mal Stevens
Notre Dame
Adam Walsh
Michigan
Benny Phedman
Maryland Play To Tie Reheel Walkersville Match
Maryland School for the Deaf and Walkersville high school tied 8 to 8 on Walkersville field in a hard fought game. Glade Valerites led most of the action, Gilentess equalized with two minutes remaining. Walkersville to face Frederick High School reserves on their field next.
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Maryland Btaly School For the Deaf
Walkersville High School
Sce- Car Temme
Walkersville
Glade Valerites
Gilentess
Walkerville
Frederick High School
Belby
Leonard
Everhart
Stancliffe
Brode
Silberman
Hoke
Mercer
Ethler
Johnny Han
The Lost Greatness of George Sister in World Series Film
A faded reminiscence recalls George Sister’s 1000 batting average in a world series against Rochester and Paul, his last at bat and release after the series, with his brief moment of old glory overshadowed by fading sight and a legendary career. Three other players Roettner High and Flowers shared roughly 4500 each for seven games, while Sister, famed among greats, never appeared in a world series game.
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Rochester
Paul
George Sister
George
Chorge
Flowers
Roettner
Cincinnat
Douthit
High
Cardinal
Jake Flowers
Brookyn
Cardinals
Sister
Notable Rochester hitter George faces fading career arc
The text notes George, aged 39, batting 1090 for Rochester and nearing decline. It suggests a final at bat is possible, with an undercurrent of doubt about whether he is finished, while implying he would still swing hard if given a chance.
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George
Rochester
Sller
Bel
Elis Victorious In Mid Western Debut
Elis achieved a decisive first appearance victory in the Mid Western region defeating the University of Chicago 27 to an unspecified score. Tarlo and Tele bell made key fourth quarter plays, with a notable 6 yard run setup by a Chicago center.
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Elis
Tales Owsiin Wirriom
University At Chicago
Elevin
Bragg Pieki
Chicago
Mere
Tarlo
Ben Chapman Seeks Bigger Payday And pennant talk
In Birmingham Ben Chapman predicts a 1932 Yankees pennant and discusses a hoped contract raise. He recalls a flirtation with Jim Levey and notes McCarthy’s involvement in any demands. The piece also covers draft moves by other teams, including Clyde Manion and Herman Bell, and the Giants acquiring Bell for bullpen depth.
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New York
Cash Don KR
Esid Ben Chapman
Birmingham
Conedaosb Ruppert
Hs Yankee
Buffalo
Chapman
McCarthy
Bam
Lyn Lary
Eyole Tucker
Phillips High
Milwaukee
Reda
Braves
Fuchs
Shires
Manton
Brewers
Dasteen
Cincinnati
Sukeforth
Dan Howley
Boston
Sheely
Neun
Frisch Named National League Most Valuable Player
New York Oct 21 The Baseball Writers Association of America named Frankie Frisch second baseman and captain of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals as the 1931 National League Most Valuable Player. Second place went to Chuck Klein and third to Bill Terry.
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New York
Seriters' Association of America
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Bill Terry
New York Giant
Frisch
St. Louis
Klein
Philadelphia
Terry
English
Chicago
Hafey
St. Loui
J. Wilson
Jackson
Grimm
Adams
St Louis
Brandt
Boston
Miarangile
Curler
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Lucas
Cincinnati
L. Waner
Bottomley
Louis
J. Bluiott
Phiadelpha
Quinn
Brooklyn
Finn
Glark
Root
Derringer
Bartell
Verges
Fitzsimmons
Odol and Wright
Cuccinello
Gelbert
City Bowling League Upset Shocks Diamonds Over Friends
Yesterday Resalta Diamonds defeated Friendshipe in a close match. Tonight features Hustlers versus Eagles as the league schedule continues.
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Resalta
Diamonds
Friendshipe
Henry Ford Sees Slump Sapping Public Hope
Henry Ford in an interview with The American Automobile expresses concern that the economic downturn has harmed the public’s spirit more than a continuation of false prosperity would. He argues the public must abandon belief in easy gains and restore self reliance through initiative rather than charity.
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New York
Henry Pord
Ford
Generel
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