Frederick High Shuts Out Middletown 5-0 in Soccer Clash
Frederick High School defeated Middletown 5-0 at Cadet Field to move within reach of the Southern Division title. Bob Staley opened scoring, with Kelly adding late in the second, while Frederick’s defense and goalie Charlie Smith shut down Middletown after halftime. The Northern Division debut awaits as Liberty visits Emmitsburg and Emmitsburg hosts Liberty, with rain halting earlier games.
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Casey Stengel Chosen to Manage Boston Bees in 1938
Casey Stengel, former Brooklyn Dodgers manager, was named by the Boston Bees to pilot the club in 1938 succeeding William B. McKechnie. Bees president Robert Quinn telephoned Stengel in Omaha Texas to offer the job, and Stengel accepted with no terms announced.
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Leo Darother
Frank Frisch
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Tailoring Co League Yesterday's Results
The report lists matches with Coat losing 3 to 0 to Pants and Cutting beating Pressing 2 to 1. Standings reflect a clean sweep by Pants over Coat while Cutting edged Pressing in a close score.
Ohio State Slips as Southern California Grips Game
Review of Ohio State setback to Southern California cites a missed two points after a touchdown and a pass play that produced USC’s second score. Coach Francis Schmidt questions players about their actions, then sighs at the confusion and notes the unusual game in Texas. A Dallas area high school fox hunt halftime show is also mentioned alongside baseball trade chatter and gossip from spring talks.
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Jay Herman
New York A. to Form NYA Soccer League
A soccer league under National Youth Administration auspices will be organized at a Thurmont meeting Thursday night at 7 o'clock at Gall's nearroom. Representatives are expected from Lewistown Thurmont Emmitsburg Graceham Creagerstown and others may join. Referees may work without pay. Season opens Sunday with many NYA speedball athletes likely to switch to soccer. Sovacool conducts adult education courses in Thurmont area with classes at Graceham and Foxville.
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Savocool
Unbeaten college football slimmed by week’s losses
Ivy League clash nears as Dartmouth and Yale chase remaining unscored titles. Harvard drops to defeat by Dartmouth while Penn State and others trim the list of perfect records across conferences.
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Dave Colwell
Clint Frank
Bull Hutchinson
Carnegie
Marshall Goldberg
Dick Cassiano
Carnegie Tech
Rams
Texas Christian
Victor
Princeton
Columbia
Browns
Bears
Ithaca
Effective defense shifts contract fate in bridge lesson
The article analyzes a bridge hand where defensive shifts, including West's double and ruffing strategies, change the outcome of South's four spades. It emphasizes that flexible defense can defeat contracts that seem doomed and highlights the moment of the diamond ruff and trump play as decisive.
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Long 89 yard pass ties modern college record in Philadelphia
Tony Apichellaito connected with his brother Frank for an 89 yard play against LaSalle, laterals produced a 40 yard sequence, and a second potential touchdown was called back on offside. Western Maryland’s Frank Lesinski suffered a shoulder injury in the Holy Cross game and may miss Saturday’s trip to Baltimore Stadium to face West Virginia A.
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First Grade Pupils Nap At Miss Cord School
Morris, Oct. 26 AP reports Miss Christine Cord of South Carolina assigns a daily nap period from 12 45 to 1 15 pm for first graders who bring blankets and pillows. The piece notes the nap plan aims to prevent fatigue among new students.
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Mount St Mary's Preps for Washington College Clash
Mount St Marys Coach Joe McCormick led a light limbering session after an upset 14 to 6 win over La Salle in Philadelphia. The Mountaineers held a full squad workout ahead of the weekend game against Washington College in Chestertown, with hopes for more upsets if favorable breaks continue.
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Mountaineers Aim to Repeat Last Season Victory
The Mountaineers seek to repeat their 28 to 6 win over an unbeaten Washington squad at Frederick last season. In Topeka, Topeka, Oct 26 AP reports an office mix up as H M Guy and John Eyth settled misassessed taxes with $873.88 returned to Guy and $1,115.16 allowed to Eyth. The United States is the leading cotton producing country in the world.
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