Middletown Wins In County Soccer And Field Ball Battles
Middletown Web School swept both soccer and field ball in county play on Wednesday defeating Uredgick Nigh teams on the Vasil ieid. The soccer game ended 4 to 4 while the girls field ball won 5 to 1. The rugged contests were played on a muddy field with injuries and stoppages. The Valley girls led 2 to 0 after eight minutes. Middletown trailed early but scored in each of the third and fourth periods to clinch the field ball victory.
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Middletown
Ang Stamary
Frederick
L. Benehler
G.e
Stewart
Rody
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J. Tomsky
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Frederck Girls
Frederick Girls
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Walkersville and Liberty clash in close games
Walkersville triumphs in a tight field contest as Liberty Toys edge Walkersville eleven 3 0 in a later soccer showdown. Grace Zimmernote delivers a notable goal, while local players like Cramer and Swendner stand out. A New Orleans boxer noted as a rare regional champion is mentioned in passing.
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Walkersville Djashoul
Taberty High Schae
Walkersville
Wednesdias
Liberty Toys
Walkersville Eleven
Ei Iurs
Nutfit
Iesell
Liberty
Grace
Aimmeroaas ¢ Smith
Reagey Yrant Kiem Carter
Raver Rerehnes
California Golden Bears Aim to rebound after Olympic loss
NEA Service notes California star Andy Smith and the California Golden Bears face a setback as the Olympic Club ends their five game winning streak. The column highlights key players Bilson Tinley Gas and others, and predicts a strong comeback for the Bears with big tests ahead against Stanford and top western teams.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Olympic Club
Andy Smith
Golden Bears
Ohio State
Buckere
Pennsylvania
Joosu
Inder
Foodal
Olympic
Smith
Stanford
Cati- Tarnia
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Bilson
Frederick City Bowling League Opens November 4 Closes March 26
The Frederick City Bowling League schedule announces 21 matches from November to March with clubs meeting three times each. Rostered matches include St Johns Independents Moose Diamonds Chaplines Yo M EL and others at Diamond and Pythian Castle alleys. Awards include season champ cup and medals for top scorer and single-game high scorer. Ironmen basketball team also highlighted.
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City Bowling League
Frederick City
Exh Clit
Cesi
Moose
Chiplines
St Johns A. C
Diamonds
Independents
den Ings CH
Yo M. EL
NeMolays
St. Tobas
Chaplines
St. John’s
Yo M. EO
Chaplinges
Independents Va
DeMulass L.ovember
John’s
Indepements
NeMolaus
M. Elle
Pythian Castle
Valley girls seize county soccer crown after stout defense
Midl town teams celebrate as Valley girls overpower Frederick in a defensive battle to claim the county championship. Frederick’s attack is stymied by a stout defense while Valley’s forwards press and prevail after time.
Racing and boxing notes from New Jersey and Kentucky circuits
Empire City Yonkers and Kentucky Jockey Club meetings loom as Laurel and Chicago host six day cycling. Dox Lawson faces Happy Hunter in Columbia ten rounds while New Jersey bars Floyd Johnson from state rings after a subpar Newark showing under Commissioner Newton A. K. Bughee following an inquiry into his fight with Harry Wills.
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Empire City Racing Assn
Yonkers
Kentucky Jockey Club
Louisville
Markiand Fair Associaton
Laurel
Chicago
Dox Lawson
Happy Hunter
Columbia. S. C
Johnson
Jersey
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Floyd Johnson
New Jersey
Harry Wills
Newark
Newton A. K. Bughee
Monument at Karlshorst marks fallen German jockeys
An imposing monument has been steered at the Karlshorst race course near Berlin in memory of the German jockeys who died in the war. One of the best seasons of racing that New York has had in some years will end at Empire City on Oct. 30.
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Karlshorst
Berlin
New York
Empire City
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