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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
6
Engies defeated Fortiers in last night’s league games. Tonight’s schedule lists matches at Mowe ts ME with B as a participant.
Local league standings show two teams sharing first place after last night’s results. Machine Shop defeated Office in a close match while Teserdas’s Rennits pulled ahead, tying for top spots as the season progresses.
Secretary William E. McKenny reports on the state bridge championship in Pennsylvania where top teams competed. The fragment recalls hands and plays involving Sims, Sammy, and West, with mention of suits and discards amid the event’s confusion.
A brief note reports the Junior F.A. league action with fieldball results and standings. The update mentions team Bram and results from a recent m7 match day, with concise outcome details.
A scattered discussion on football coaching philosophy contrasts players who never coached with famed figures like Zuppke Thorpe and Stagg. It notes Bowdoin and Notre Dame figures along with guards like Woodworth and Cannon, referencing headgear debates and trades surfacing from a long-remembered gridiron era.
Five cats of Methodists travel from a Texas town as Southern Methodist Universitys football squad faces Navy on November 15. MU previously barely tipped Notre Dame this season. Maryland plans intercollegiate boxing in 1931 with three matches against Southern Conference rivals, including Washington and Lee on January 31 and February 28, and a February 7 game versus VMI. Sixty candidates train under William Whipp at the Washington Racquet Club, coach of the local M N G team, as Marines boast an all-star squad in Washington Saturday night.
The report mentions an ex Navy star and Pressley who played center at Davidson in 1928. Oliver Schreiver, Devitt Prep captain, was injured in a car wreck en route to Emimallisburg last Saturday and received a birthday party after practice. Schreiver is at Garfield hospital. Robert Cook moved to Georgetown hospital and may miss the season end. Albie Booth reportedly took the hit in the Army game and is expected to start Saturday against Dartmouth.
A column suggests making parchment lamp shades with chosen labels for a personal, artsy touch. It describes selecting plain parchment, applying labels in a preferred color or tone, and mounting a single lamp on each side for balance. The piece notes department stores may assist with supplies and guidance.
Frederick football team coaches announce plans to meet Hagerstown Collegians Sunday at WoCurdy Field. Captain Grove says Pecos Barman will start at end, while quarterback remains sidelined by a shoulder injury. Ray Steele recovers from a facial injury as practice begins at 7 30 p m tonight.
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