Middletown Wins Fourth Straight In Shipley League Soccer
Middletown remains undefeated with a 5-0 victory over Jefferson at Cadet Park as Wise, Kefauver, and Plush score. The contest occurs while Middletown’s field uses are restricted pending county approval. Thurmont and Emmitsburg also post wins, with Mt. Airy and Walkersville drawing in a 3-3 tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Valley Eleven
Jefferson
County Board of Edition
Frederick
Thurmont
Thurmonnt
Emmitsbury
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Walkerville
Walkersville
Jefe Siesta
Domen
Actio
Futy
Rudy
Horine
Stratham
Bil Sigler
Wise
Kefauver
Plush
Emumisourg
Snapp
Emmitsburg
Yonkers
Carroll
Shafer
Mt. Airs
Walkerstille
Vaniossen
Vaniossen Kicking A Feid Goal, and Arthur Trout
A. Beheel
Penn
Dorheim
L. Kerchner
Gilde Valleyites
Seftersen
Kos
Pia Rauver
Holter Geigier
Rudy Cline
Nikitk
Rudy Wise
Agsns
Sigler
W. Rudy
A. Rudy
Holter
Slifer
Nikirk
R. Summers
Cline
Palmer
Adams
Schamel
A. Summers
King
Anglesbee
Bussard
Dorsey Shipey
Trades Discussed Shake Up Rumors Hit Baseball Circles
Boston rumor cites Stanley Harris named 1934 Boston Red Sox manager by Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins after resigning Detroit Tigers post. Chicago Cubs shake up eyed with Silas Klein to Cubs, Mark Eonlie moves to Philadelphia in a $45,000 cash deal with two Cubs players to be named. Reds president Sidney Weil denies any Cubs exchange for Chick Hafey. Oakley Club basketball seeks games around Frederick with holiday date interest. Nuts promote healthy fats with hazelnuts chestnuts almonds walnuts and peanuts.
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Boston
Stanley Harris
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Harris
Weaminer
Silas
Chicago Cubs
Wil Gring Ohartes
Ohuchr Klein
Philadelphia National
Chick Haley
Cincinnati Reds
Cue
Mark Eoonlg
Cub
Philadelphia
Klein
Cincinnati
Sidney Weil
Charles Chick Hafey
Cincimmnati Outfelder
Chicago Cube
College football scores recap from scattered games
A run of scores across many colleges shows Georgetown and William and Mary tied at 12 with Army beating Navy 21 to 0, Ohio State 12 Northwestern 0, Michigan 28 over Chicago 0, Notre Dame blanked Pittsburgh 0, and Florida 6 to 0 over unknown opponents. Numerous other results include Bucknell 20 over Temple 7, Duke 14 over Randninh-Macon 0, and Tulane 7 defeating Auburn 13.
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Villanova
Manhattan
Boston College
Boston
Princeton
Washington-Lee
Rutgers
Lehigh
Albright
St. Joseph's
Washington
Susquehanna
Franklin-Marshall
Swarthmore
California
Washington-Jefferson
Carnegie
Carolina
W. Plt
Hampden-Sydney
Roanoke
Langley Field
Catawba
Richmond
Randninh-Macon
Duke
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Michigan
Chicago
Michigan State
Syracuse
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
Detroit
Marquette
Kansas State
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Centenary
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas
Rice
Smart Defense Against Contract Bidding
Secretary McKrenney of the American Bridge League discusses strategy in rubber and duplicate bridge. He explains when giving up a kick can prevent a loss, the importance of making every trick in duplicate, and how North and South bidding logic relies on hand strength and precise bids.
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WM. E. McKrenney
American Bridge League
Rick
South
North
Bridge Prowess in South Hand Contract Play
In a three no trump contract, South aims to outplay West after a spade opening. The hand features a spade lead and a sequence of club, diamond, and heart plays, with East's defensive choices shaping the outcome. The key defense hinges on East discarding a heart to force declarer into a tricky diamond lead.
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North
Wesch
South
East
West
Bash
Fast
Tan
Declarer
Jock
Hum
Hearte
King of Hearts
Dummy
Kearns Unretires As Pettifer Brings New Tough Guy
Jack Kearns announces retirement yet again as British heavyweight Pettifer arrives, promising to shake the ring. Pettifer, about 230 pounds and 6 feet 1 inch, is praised for speed and power, with Kearns declaring him a potential champion. A prior bout with Petersen is recalled, noting Pettifer’s tough testing in London.
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Jack Kearns
Ring
Kearns
Jack Pettifer
Pettifer
Pauline Uzendun
Hicar
Jack
Ton
Dig
Athetio
Cardera
Nore
Max Baer
Baer
Limehouse
London
Jack Petersen
Petersen
Petlifer
Petifer
Baltimore Firemen Defeat Brunswick 8-0 in Big Crowd
Baltimore Firemen, heavier by about 25 pounds per man, defeated Brunswick 8 to 0 on Brunswick field. Parr added an extra point after a first quarter TD, a safety by Brunswick on their own 1 yard line set by Paulis, and Hawking, Younkins, Gosnell and Parr starred in a dominant rushing performance with 12 first downs to Brunswick's three.
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Baltimore Firemen
Brunswick
New Brunswick Athletic Field
Baltimore
The
Potomac
Parr
Frederick Athlet ic Club Routs Martinsburg Home Company
Barry opens scoring with a 20 yard dash for a touchdown as Frederick drives to a 20 to 1 victory over Martinsburg Home Company at McCurdy Field. Lyle Clark stars on defense and in kicking while Al Farrell and Ray Steel bolster the line. Karnes nets a 70 yard run for Martinsburg, but Frederick controls the game with persistent ground gains and multiple scores.
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Will O' the Wisp
Pepco
Barry
Frederick Athletic Club
Martinsburg
No. 5
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Nig” Grove
Jane
Wsilers
Barty
Lyle Clark
Wester Maryland College
Clark
al Farrell
Farrell
Ray Steel
Scurby
Davis
Ben Firebus
Buck Alexander
Alonzo Karnes
Beavers
Smith
Karnes
Epeehe
Frederick J
Martumsburg
Lee Hensley
Bowers
Soy
Hals
Barnes
West
Martinsburg Stages Win Over Frederick With Beasley TDs
In a college era grid note Martinsburg fans including Hack Wilson witness Beasley and Frederick exchange TDs as Clark boots two PATs and Frederick passes for a fourth score. Rosters list many players and substitutions while officials from Mt St Marys and St Johns oversee the contest. Prederek will meet Shamrock Athletic Club Sunday at 2 30 PM at McCardy Field.
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Beasley
Clark
Frederick
Martinsburg
Hack Wilson
Pudgy Brooklyn
Wilson
Prederek
Shamrock Athletic Club of
Baltimore
McCardy Pield
Frederick Summanyierick
Freed
Esterly
Steele
Best
Grove
Rudy
Phobus
Smith
Collins
Hill
Riffey
Vaught
Thompson
Clohan
Beavers
Miller
M. Files
One Year Ago Upset Victory Sparks Pittsburgh Notre Dame Clash
Do you remember Pittsburgh’s upset over Notre Dame by 12 to 0. Five years behind note Jackie Fields Los Angeles welter KO of Sergt. Sammy Baker in a 10 round bout in Los Angeles. The piece recalls ten years ago Schaefer defeated Horemans in an 18.2 balkline billiards match in New York.
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Tofey
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Kayoed Sergt
Sammy Baker
New York
Jake Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Mountaineers Tie Grayhounds After Fumbles Near Goal Line
In a shadow of the goal line struggle at Homme wooed Baltimore Mount St. Mary’s and Loyola Grayhounds battled to a 7-7 deadlock. Vince Hopkins sparked Mt St. Mary’s offense though three fumbles near the goal prevented a win. Mountaineers outgained Loyola 300 plus yards to under 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Chuhays
Va E
Mountaineers
Piays
Mt. St. Mary
Kamba
Morisi
Mountaineers Secure Fourth Quarter TD Drive Highlighted by Hopkins
Hopkins ran 15 yards around right end for a fourth quarter touchdown propelling the Mountaineers. Jack Ferko and Frank Kennedy also delivered standout performances aiding the scoring drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Mountainers
Jack Ferko
Frank Kennedy
Y M C A League announces this week’s bowling schedule
Y M C A bowling league president C E Hudson released the week’s matchups for both divisions. On Tuesday Tokigal, Auiernan Lague and Wall End Stats are listed. Thursday features Lions Club versus Kiwanis Club. Friday Por Des Molay Alumai versus Rotary Club.
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Y. M. C. & Bowling League
C. E. Hudson
Tokigal
Auiernan Lague
Dunlop Tigery
Crystal Laundry
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Des Molay Alumai
Rotary Club
Shipley Soccer League Y Results Summary
Frederick beats Thurmont 2 1. Middletown defeats Jefferson 5 0. Mt. Airy edges Walkersville 3 3. Emmitsburg and Damascus ongoing with Sunday games planned. Middletown hosts Frederick while Walkersville visits Emmitsburg and Thurmont travels to Damascus. Mt. Airy plays Jefferson.
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Frederick
Thurmont
Middletown
Jefferson
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Damascu
Damascus
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Martinsburg Hose Company
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Ford
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick ST
Mt. St. Mary's
Loyola
Shipley Soccer League
Pa Frederick
Walkersvidl Bauwolfsbuag
Damsscus
Ee Oe T
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Maryland
Jacob Rohrback
J. Marshall Miller
Vacation Savings
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I. J. Marshall Miller
Wits Statzol
Spvera
Auwutucugeeum Wien
Thomas A. Chapline
Hunter Bowers
State OF Maryland
City of Frederick
County of Frederick
F. Ross Myers
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