State title game played Saturday
The Free State football championship will be decided early as Maryland battles Western Maryland at Baltimore Stadium on Saturday. The Old Liners and Terror rift since 1928. midseason clash promises a football treat with strong defenses and testing play as Loyola, Mount St. Mary’s, and Hopkins face tough regional foes.
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Maryland
Baltimore Stadium
Ti Eenerary
M. d
Terps
Western Maryland
Georgetown
Hovas
Terror
Duquesne
Loyola
St. Mary's
Hopking
Haverford College
Haverford
Wesleyan
Bt. John
American University
Washington
Washington College
Susquehanna
Baiti
Moravian
St Bethlshem
Navy
Penn Ab Camurles
Suaiaheee Dee
Dartmouth
Ed Lewis
Byg Green
Middies
Pennypacker
Engie
Reil
Bive
Harry F. Sinclair
Cocas
St. Louis Browns
Phil Ball
Ball
Sinclair
Michigan Stadium
Ann Arbor
Buzz
Ohio
State
Michigan
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Sam
Cleveland
Kiski
Wetzel
Danrball
Mexico
United States
Piavers
Nk Carideo
Landis Hon
Dunlop Tires Upset Legion in Y M C A League Opener
In a startling upset at the Y M C A alleys Monday night Dunlop Tires swept all games against the American Legion in the opening 1933 34 XY League match Pete Williams led Dunlops with 22 pins in single game and 400 for the match as the Legion expected to be the strongest team fell easily to the winners Last Night's Result Dunlops defeated American Legion
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Dunlop Tires
American Legion
Legion
Pete Williams
Dunlop
Laurel track records and racing milestones
A historical recap notes a year ago Teday Schuttinger set a piste record at Laurel with a 1:41.4 time, going the distance on the track. Five years earlier Tedey John Wikis, a motorcycle racer, posted a mile record in Paris at 8 minutes 7.19 seconds. Ten years ago Teddy Old Weineyn’s three year old chestnut won Laurel’s seventh Pape with a $264 payout.
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Teday
Andy Schuttinger
Laurel
Tedey
John Wikis
Teddy
Weineyn
A. C. Randolph
Sharks and Boxers Clash in Curious Career Finale
Long, rambling sports column recalls Jack Sharkey, his volatile bouts with Levinsky Loughran Carnera Baer and future aims amid fan intrigue. The piece also notes Harvard's fast backfield and a San Francisco Oregon State gate badge operator who collected 270 dollars.
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Sharkey
Boston
Ringsiders
Wih Levinsky
Loughran
Carnera
Chicago
Jack
Harvard
Lock
Lane
Pesky
Dean
Toady Tactics Confuse Bridge Hand Analysis
A garbled note on a bridge hand discusses contracts and play sequence. It mentions a fat towing hand and four spades in the North East direction, with references to rounds, clubs, and a question about the correct May date.
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North East
Rasion
Bridge bidding puzzle on no trump and suit contracts
Secretary, American Bridge League analyzes a problem hand showing why South should not open no trump. The discussion covers bidding choices, responses, and the rationale for choosing a suit opening to steer the declarer into a favorable contract, with specifics on spade and diamond holdings and implications for no trump outcomes.
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American Bridge League
Threedy
South
North
Wesh
Baseball and football gossip swirl around 1934 moves
The Yankees eye farm talent to shore up pitching and infield as 1934 looms, with Charley Devens and Red Rolfe anticipated additions. Jimmy Foxx sustains a foot fracture in an exhibition, while Princeton girds for renewed Ivy League clashes after Fritz Crisler revives Tiger morale. Tiny colleges produce rising football stars stealing All-America talk, hinting at bold trades before year’s end as teams like the Browns and Yankees weigh deals for pitching and position players, including a possible Red Sox swap for southpaw Lloyd Brown.
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Yankees
Babe Ruth
Boston
Red Sox
Charley Devens
Red Rolfe
Dartmouth
Newark
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Suthersville
Foxx
Baltimore
Pederalsburg
Leage
Harvard
Princeton Tiger
Fritz Crisler
Crimson
Princeton
Crisler
Mid-West
Iitusta Ab
Wiveskabd Gvcul High
Molesworth
Monmouth College
Grange
Nacurski
Penton
Sisk
Paul Bates
Exide Ryscardes
Harold Koppe
Bales
Dorsey Named Coach and Math Teacher at Frederick High
Arthur Dorsey, noted Hagerstown athlete, is appointed to Frederick High School as W. D. K. Aldridge's successor. He will coach athletics and teach three math classes while also bringing a background in football, basketball, and baseball from Franklin and Marshall, Duke, and local semi pro play.
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Arthur “Firpp” Dorsey
Hagerstown
Frederick Aigh School
W. D. K. Aldridge
Eugene W. Pruitt
Dorsey
Franklin and Marsey
Shall College
Hagerstown High School
Autum
Duke University
Franklin and Marshall
Hageratown
Aldridge
Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick High School
W. K. Klingaman
Frederick
Brunswick and Highlandtown play to scoreless tie at new Brunswick field
A large Sunday crowd saw the Brunswick Railroaders and Highlandtown Wildcats finish 0–0 after 80 minutes with strong defense from both sides. Brunswick missed several chances while Highlandtown relied on Sanders. Mahone, Haw gins and Beacht starred for Brunswick.
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Brunswick Railroaders
Highlandtown Wildcats
New Brunswick Athletic Field
Brunswick
Railroaders
Mahone
Hawgins
Beacht
Sanders
Wildcats
Baltamoré Firemen
Righlandtown
Cannon
Ritter A
Cannon C
Hagle
Rice
Curry
Miller
Brunswick to Meet Middletown Booters in Key Showdown
The senior division Counties Schoistic League race reaches a climax Thursday at Brunswick as Harry Smith's eleven faces Middletown for position at the top. Brunswick has led early but Middletown, rebuilt under Bil Haver, promises a close, hard fought clash. Thurmont visits Frederick in the other senior game as Buck Aldridge's successor search continues. In the junior division Liberty meets Walkersville in Glade Valley, then Emmitsburg hosts Liberty in a twin bill that could tilt the standings.
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Brunswick
Harry’s Smith
Middletown High School
Brunawick
Dafnot
Tearm
Middletown
Valleyites
Bil Haver
Thurmont
Frederick
Buck Aldridge
Charle Remsberg
Liberty High School
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Liberty Girls
Recreation League Festerday's Results and Schedule
Potomac Edison defeated Company A in an early game. Grove Lime Co. faces K of P on Wednesday. I, & S. plays American Fire on Thursday. Must plays Roney Motor Co. Mt. Airy beat Thurmont 84 to 4 on Sunday. Mt. Airy led at halftime. Substitutions listed for Thurmont and Mt. Airy squads. Officials noted with names and minor penalties.
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Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Mt. Ay
Minst
C. Schell
Barnes
E. Buckmzham
Harrigan
Etzler
Hahn
Grbin
Mimner
Harrion
KL Bham
Runkles
C. Bucknsham
Barnes T
Sheeffer
Bales
Brown
Creeger
Ile
Ambrose
Moser
Pittinger
Field Gas
Bornheim
Straw
Penn
A. Scheel
Moorehead
Clark
N. Etzier
Timer
Dubel
Phobus
Wagner
Shhaeffer
K. & F. Trainmen
M. E
Potomac Edison
Les
American Five
Roney Motor No
Knights of Pythias H. & F
Grove Lime Co
Ace Tid Muse Tailoring Co
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Mateny
Vas
Haywood H. Schroeder
Mumford
Morgan
Hudson Et — A
Dunlop Tire
Fr. Hartman Cornflower
Williams
P. Hartman
North End
Crystal Laundry
Ww. L. Pet
Crrtal Laundry
North End Stars
Harrison Technical
Pac
Jack Bharkey
Don McGorkindale
Max Baer
Miami
Shelly Glacker
Geneva
Levinsky
Philly
iBund
E. McKenney
Howky
Trump
Norump
Ghitsike
Browns
Red Sow
Yatkees
Ark Teles
White Sox
Cube
Cardinals
Wilk
Kassaynvichionnst
Chalmer
Cherit
South Wan Lioyd Brown
Tipp
Ate
Highlandtown
Billy Evans
Rubens
Braves
Cubs
Dodgers
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Klein
Middletown Booters
Festerday
Company A
K of P
American Fire
Must
Roney Motor Co
Seattle
Los Angeles
Aft
Pythian
Moas
Michael
Murphy
Shaw
Winplgier
Moas An Az
Roderick Ee
Lil
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Jacob Rohrback
J. Marshall Miller
Vacation Savings Club
Total
Marshall Miller
Thomas A. Chapline
G. Hunter Bowbdrs
State OF Maryland
City of Frederick
County of Frederick
F. Ross Myers
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Edgar H. McBride
Hammond Clary
Forrest
Ramons Clary
Eli G. Hadoh
L. E. Betson
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