Frederick High Nets Narrow Victory Over Thurmont
Frederick High school fought to a 2 1 win over Thurmont in a late afternoon Senior Division match. Smith scored early after kickoff to put Frederick ahead, and Clarke equalized for Thurmont from the penalty line in the second half. The win keeps Frederick out of the cellar as Brunswick and Middletown contest the title, with Brunswick leading the standings.
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Firpo
Cadets
Smith
Thurmont
Clarke Clarke
Eyler
Prederic High School
Helma Yan
Brunswick
Middletown
Railroaders
Pice
Harry Smith
Middleuown
Valleyites
Ata Ernie
Speculation Flows Over Player Moves and Title Hopes
The column weighs possible trades involving French to New York and a shift of George M. Shay to St. Louis under Rogers Hornsby. It notes Eddie Collins and Boston’s ambivalence, Western Maryland football dominance, and a broad view of interlocking schedules shaping the 1928-29 championship race with top Eastern teams and contenders on the West Coast and in the Midwest.
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Pitabarg
Pirates
New
Youk
Quinculi
Freddy
Thepotl
wUdliui
Pittsburgh
George Eam~Shay
A's
Bt. Lews Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Red Sox
Swarthmore
Eddie Collins
George WH
Boston
Philadelphia
Wheat committees meet to approve county applications
District wheat committees met at the Y M C A and completed approving all county applications for government adjustment benefit payments. Applications were handed to four corps of workers led by County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker to draft contracts with growers. Several committees, from Frederick Urbana Adams Town and Walkersville plus Exminitsburg New Market and Libertytown, returned to finish reviews. The goal is to finalize contract drawings by next week for government action.
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M. C
Plu
Henry R. Shoemaker
Mack Lalig
Weulitoud
Frederick
Urbana
Adamstown
Walkersville
Exminitsburg
New Market
Libertytown
Frederick Athletic Club taps Lyle Clark for rest of season
Lyle Clark, renowned Maryland end, signs with the Frederick Athletic Club for the remainder of the season per manager Nig Grove. Grove also notes Martinsburg Hose Co. No. 5 will face Frederick at McGurdy Field Sunday, with Clark and Buck Alexander anchoring a strengthened line and Duke Cramer possible return.
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Lyle Clark
Maryland
Maryland College Ae
Frederick Athletic Club
Buck Alexander
Duke Cramer
Grove Faures
Clark
Greasy" Neale
Paul Batea
Westminster School
Loyotk
Sidney
Martinsburg
Harrisburg
Baltimore Firemen
Frederick
Cumberland Valley
West
West Virginians. Grove Said Iat “Pepeo” Barry
Lee Hensley
Dick Butler
Yale and Navy to meet at Franklin Field in 12-a-side game
Officials announced 70 000 spectators would fill Franklin Field to watch Penn and Navy football in a historic 12 a side contest with a field general.
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Mocnl Wis
Geerdentl College
Satta Barbara State
Pranklin Field
Penn and
Navy
Ten Years Ago Today Frank Chance Approved in Washington
Ten years ago Frank Chance manager of the Red Sox was approved in Washington. Checks will be mailed to individuals. growers expect about $100,000 locally this year with an additional $50,000 later. County contracts have been received and are in process in Washington though application numbers remain high, requiring more review.
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Brunswick
Sekion
Oilers
Mike Thompson
Warriors
Frank Chance
The
Red Sox
Washington
Nere
Recreation Bowling League records three game set at 196
Bernard Hartigan lanny Frederickson and Steel Company star set a three game high of 196 at the Pythian alleys. HAroman opened with 212, then 491 across two games, while the Steelmen edged American Five by 435. Last night I. de B. beat American Five. tonight Muse faces Roney Motorco.
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Bernard “Boney" Hartigan
Lanny Frederickson
Steel Company Star
Pythian
Haroman
Jaaine Wird
Steelmen
City Bowling League Feulerday Results
Saunders defeat Castle in tonight’s match as Diamonds face Chevrolets. News advertising pays big dividends for the league.
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Feulerday
Saunders
Castle
Towel Bey
Intersectional games shape early conference races this week
New York reports football fans will see key conference matchups over the coming week. Big Ten actions include Michigan versus Chicago and the Minnesota clash with Iowa, with Purdue hoping to stay in contention and Northwestern and Ohio State fading. In the South, Virginia Polytechnic and South Carolina meet as undefeated teams test the Southern and Southeastern races.
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Big Ten
M.tigan
Wolverines
Chicago
Minneapolis
Towa
Hawneyes
Minnesota
Gophers
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Bnnesota
Indiana
Purdue
Siuuie
Ohio State
Columbus
vVirginia Poly
South Carolina
College football sprints and clashes eye unbeaten teams
A muddled slate sees top contenders like Yale and Army facing New Haven Fordham Holy Cross Dartmouth and Carnegie in crucial early games. Southeastern foes Florida and Kentucky meet with hopes of preserving imperiled unbeaten records while LSU and Vanderbilt duel in a conference shakeup landscape.
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Jasenous
Yale
Army
New Haven
Fordham
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Carnegie
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