Notre Dame Faces Navy in Key Saturday Clash in Baltimore
The Fightin Irish, riding a strong backfield led by Shakespeare and Layden, travel to Baltimore Stadium to face Navy at 2 pm. Notre Dame seeks to rebound from recent reversals and avenge past Pittsburgh losses while Navy boasts a rugged defense and aims to halt the Irish in a pivotal East matchup.
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Booth
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Kansas
Carnegie Tech
Wisconsin
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Joseph Suitval
Layden
Ohn
William Valentine Shakespeare
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Iriah
Shakespeare
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Fromnart
Carideo
Wojcihoveki
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Stanford
Washington
Yale
Army
Wines
Iowa
Middlewest
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Onto ‘Otate
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Manly
Basketball Season Near in Frederick City Teams Organize
Frederick basketball circles gear up for 1935 campaign as Jeffersonian Democratic Club plans a Wednesday meeting to form a season slate. Coach Arthur Forney returns. key players like Slim Baer Burr Rhoderick Ed Albaugh and Slim Ferguson stay, with new talent sought and possible semi pro league links with Hagerstown Banov Chambersburg and Charles Town. The Y M C A team led by Austin Angleberger and Blue Ridge Lines eye stronger shows, while De Molay plans reorganizing. Gettysburg Fleet Wings will again represent Frederick on the pro scene with DeTar bringing players such as Jake Dracha Ivan Ettemilier and Hugh Hoke among others plus Whitey Miljander possibly joining.
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Quintill
Organiz
Jeffersonians
Arthur
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Frederick
Ars Dyebsog
John “Jumbo" Bowers
Roly-Poly
Gideon Horne
Jeffersonian
Slim
Dim” Baer
Burr" Rhoderick
Ed Albaugh
Slim” Ferguson
George “Boots” Ogle
Yo M
AL. Mar
Glsd Williams
American U
Jeffersonaber Oedica
Hagerstown
Banove
Chamersburg
Charles Town
Y.mc
Austin Angleberger
Blue Ridge Lines
Quint
de Molay
Dave DeTar
Gettysburg Fleet Wings
Pennsylvania Asportsman
Pew Club
Jake Dracha
Ivan Eittemilier
Hugh Hoke
Chief Heller
Cldek Chapowski
DeTer
Charlie Gelbert
Lee Gerdtes
Baker's Bowling League Tonight and Week Schedule
Mesoab is Mesabis and Ford lead with 32 pins for Amoco. Tonight Amoco faces Marter's A and P. Wednesday features Chevrolet against DeMolay Al. Thursday shows Giade Valley versus Farmers. Friday pairs Lions against Barbers in the bowling schedule.
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Bet
Giade Valley
Farmers
Barbers
DeMolay
Ford
Asoto
Chevrolet
Marker
AML
Dons Cib Castle
Spurrier
Clem
Rice
Corum
Stevens
Williams
Castle
Senna
D. Fry
Single Game May Decide Tri County Loop Champs
Brunswick and Cedar Grove plan a single decisive game to crown the 1935 Tri County League champion. Managers only meeting called by President Atkinson to discuss the title clash, with players and fans barred during talks. Cedar Grove clinched the second half by defeating Walkersville 12 0 as Brunswick fights possible byes or weekend play amid soccer season.
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Tri-County
Brunswick
Cedar Grove
Rod. Atkinson
Atkinson
Walkerstilln
Cerdar Grove
Campaire
Railroades
Maroons
Ashburn
Loudoun
Walkersville
Lesgie
Oman
Maryland Stars to Florida Show Strong All Dixie Contention
Maryland bantam Ed Minion Vic Willis and Bill Guckeyson earned all-Slate honors last fall and will play in Gainesville as three Mountaineers seek all-Dixie recognition. Pete Smith’s football teamwork feature at Tivol Theater showcases the Chicago Bears in slow motion.
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Maryland
Florida
Gainesville
Ed Minion
Vic Willis
Bill Guckeyson
Willis
Pete Smith
Tivol Theater
Smith
Chicago Bears
Bears
City Bowling League Results and Matches
Yesterday results show Castle's defeating Diamonds 2 to 1 while Fre Paint Store beat Potomac Ed.sen. Bakers triumphed 3 to 0 over Muse Tailors. Other listed games include Storm Shipley versus Fred Taviora Games and Ox Fibre against Wash with travel and locomotive note unclear.
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Potomac
Shipley Soccer Loop To Open This Week End
The Shipley Soccer League opens Sunday with six of seven clubs active Westminster has withdrawn after petitioning membership. Remaining teams: Frederick, Middletown, Brunswick, Mt Airy, Thurmont, Walkersville, Emmitsburg. Opening matches Brunswick at Frederick, Mt Airy at Tourmont, Emmitsburg at Middletown. Referees Keefer and Shook assigned. schedules printed and posted.
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Shipley
Westminster
Dorsey F. Shipley
Frederick
Middletown
Brunswick
Mt Airy
Thurmont
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Cadet Field
Mt. Airy
Tourmont
Keefer
Glade
Paw
Taylorsville church to hold monthly meeting
Taylorsville officials announce a monthly church meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs William Franklin on Monday evening Oct 28. Neighbors gathered at Mrs Louceria Porter's home Tuesday afternoon due to her illness. Local residents Fred Magin and Harry Margin visit with their mother and relatives.
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Thomas Moore
J.C. Nail
Herman Barnes
Baltimore
Homemakers Club
Frank Barnes
E Wright
Eysrett
Baim
Roy Gunniper
Ara
Rowand Gosne
Tavirye
Ald
Gastom
Cassel
Do You Remember One Your Age Tedlay Black Helen Win
Do You Remember One Your Age Tedlay Black Helen captured her sixth straight victory as a two year old by winning the Ellicott Purse at Laurel. Five Years Ago Today Mare Rosenbloom defended the world light heavyweight title by stopping Able Bain of Newark in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden. Tom Weare Ago Today Arlen Quin ton of Australia stabilized a world bicycle record for 100 miles in Melbourne in 4 hours 37 minutes 23 seconds.
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Tedlay
Black Helen
Laurel
Mare Rosenbloom
Able Bain
Newark
Madison Square Garden
Tom Weare
Arlen Quinton
Australia
Melbourne
Grocers Bowling League Schedule 1935 34 Summary
The Grocers' Bowling League releases its 1935 34 schedule listing matchups for each date from Oct 23 to Mar 31. Teams Carmack Winebrenner Staub and American Stores appear across rounds with varied pairings and venues.
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Grocers
Carmack
Winebrenner
Staub
American Stores
American
Wineprepner
Slavo
Calmacs
Emmitsburg and Liberty Prep for Twin Soccer Clash
Emmitsburg high school soccer rivals Liberty meet again in a double header at Liberty. Emmitsburg aims to extend its hold on first in the northern division as field ball races loom with Walkersville threatening. Frederick faces Thurmont in a key southern division test while Middletown bristles for a Railroad Town showdown with Brunswick.
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Emmitsburg High School
Liberty High School
Cellarites
Liberty
Feld
Mak
Emmitsourg Soccerites
Libertyites
Walkersville
Liberty Lassies
Frederick High School
Thurmont High School
Thurmont
Frederick
Middletown
Orange and Black
Bradymen
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