Emmitsburg Soccer Clinches Northern Title With 12 0 Win
Emmitsburg high school routed Liberty 12 to 0 to seize virtual control of the northern division standings. Liberty answered with a 4 to 2 football victory over Emmitsburg, moving into second place in the same race. Liberty’s Whipp and Spurrier starred in goal and defense as Emmitsburg pressed throughout.
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Liberty High School
Libertytown
Walkersville
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Emmittsburg
Goach Hernan Haurer
Tommy Whipp
Jonn Deri Spurrier
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Do You Remember Ose Teerage Record in Los Angeles
A garbled note recalls a long mark by an unnamed athlete at a national competition in Los Angeles. It mentions consecutive doubles and ties to a Liverpool expert, with unclear affiliations and dates.
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Ose Teerage
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Big teams eyed for Rose Bowl bid amid tough Big Ten limits
The column weighs undefeated contenders for the Rose Bowl as Ohio State and Minnesota face postseason barriers. Temple’s strong schedule could earn consideration while Notre Dame and North Carolina loom, with the Ramblers and Pittsburgh also in the mix.
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Maryland School Defeats Walkersville 4 0 In Heat Debut
The Maryland State school for the deaf earned its second win this season beating Walkersville High 4 to 0 at Walkersville. Armstrong and Hudson scored in the fourth quarter as both teams pressed in the heat. R Ports starred for Glade Valleyites and MSS will face Blue Ridge College in New Windsor Friday.
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Baltimore Seeks 799 572 for November Relief Funds
Baltimore Maryland requests 799 572 in direct relief from the Federal government for November as WPA labor troubles threaten aid. State Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein says October got 825 000 of a requested 980 000. Officials hope further federal grants, with state funds, may be provided.
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Francis H. Dryden
Prince George's County
Cumberland
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Western Maryland Hosts Mount St Marys In Home Debut
The piece highlights Western Maryland and Mount St Marys meeting in the Mountaineers first home game at Emmitsburg. It notes top players such as Shepherds and Moore, praising speed, passing, and line play as key factors for the clash.
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Brunswick and Cedar Grove Set for Tri County Title Game
Team representatives meet with Dr. Atkinson to finalize a single game to decide the Tri County League championship. The venue remains undecided with Fredericksburg Middletown and New Market considered, Cedar Grove requests Woodsboro, and mileage must be settled. Umpires Merri Ecket and Alton Twenty named. Brunswick led first half, Cedar Grove second.
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Bhipkey Soccer League
Merrii Ecket
Alton
Brownie Wins Fox Hunters Derby at Maryland Field Trial
Walter Johnson’s Brownie, entered from Germantown, took first in the Maryland Fox Hunters Association Derby field trial and bench show. Jim, owned by C W Anderson of Rocky, was second. Flirt owned by C Edward Clarke of Laurel was third. Blondem entered by Fred Jones of Sandy Springs was fourth.
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Baker's Bowling League Scores and Upcoming Matches
Testerday's Besalia A and P claimed 3 games to 1 over Marker's. Tonight Chevrolet plays DeMolay Al. Thursday's lineup features Glade Valley against Farmers.
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City Bowling League Results Reported
In YMCA bowling action Grove defeated Opec 3 to 0 while ACAD edged Y M E B for a 2 to 0 result in the same league session.
Recreation League Scores and Friday Games
Recreation League results note yesterday's scores BC Saks 3 to 1 Booth 81 and Red Bears beat others. Tonight's games include YMBC vs Groft's and K of P vs Hahn's Cal. Friday matches list Umon Mfg Gov Kanes and Kime's Atto Supply. The text also mentions cowbird eggs laid in other birds nests and warblers sometimes abandoning intruder eggs.
Blue Ridge Plans Fast Break Team For 1925 36 Season
Blue Ridge basketball reorganizes for the 1925 36 season with new players recruited from local clubs. Manager Fox says practices start when weather permits and the team will play a mix of home and away games likely starting mid December. Players named include Cy Moore Pete Keefer Johnny James Bobby Moss Paul Roderuck Tommy Michael Carl Easton Pred Kemp New man Lamb Gideon Horne.
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Almost a Sell-Out Beary Demned For Navy Notre Dame Game
Annapolis Md Oct 7 With 40000 tickets already sold for the Navy Notre Dame game at Baltimore Stadium tonight sold out blocks of tickets were issued as demand remained high for the 110 seat and 220 seats. Late buyers faced 18523 tickets still available for latecomers though applications were pouring in and may be disposed of before Saturday due to strong demand.
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