Intense Openers Spark 1938 College Football Schedule
The 1938 schedule brings top programs into early clashes as Alabama and Southern California begin prep, with Stanford facing Santa Clara and Minnesota meeting Washington. Army-Notre Dame Silver Jubilee plans rise, while Tex Oliver debuts at Oregon and Buckeye hopes ride on a strong opening. Big Ten eyeing Rose Bowl invite. Alabama starts Sept 6 under schedule rules ahead of Sept 24 Los Angeles clash.
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All Stars Too Fast for Washington Redskins
Washington's Redskins were overwhelmed by the Chicago college stars in a fast, overpowering game. Spectators watched the collegians outrush and outplay the professionals, intercepting passes and scoring on long drives led by Cecil Isbel, a Purdue standout, who matched Frank Baugh in the air.
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Damascus at Wakefield Playoff Threat Looms
County League official warns Damascus to settle gate receipts with Wakefield by 5 pm as playoff crossfire looms. If Montgomery countians fail to comply, Walkersville could replace Damascus in Sunday’s second game. Notre Dame Irish roster mix shows 15 true songs of Erin among 8 players.
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Pirates and Giants split twin bill at Forbes Field
In Pittsburgh, a crowd of 42586 watched the Pirates split a doubleheader with the New York Giants. The opener went to the Giants 5-4 on an unearned run in the ninth, while Pittsburgh answered with a 12-1 slugfest behind Hed Lucas. Second game ended with Giants 4, Pirates 0. Cardinals win pair over Phillies. Reds top Dodgers. Greenberg belts 46th. White Sox blank Senators. Red Sox down Browns. Hawaii declares war on giant African snail, 100 men deployed.
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Optimism in Card Play Sets Up Final Six Spades Contract
A bridge session features optimistic bidding by Geuth and a cautious defense by East. The sequence includes forcing two spades, later clubs, and a final six spades contract. The play sees dummy ruffing hearts and a spade finesse, with trumps dropping to secure the contract despite heavy fighting over suits.
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B A Q E S V A 375 W I5432 Confusing Entry
A cryptic OCR snippet repeats codes and numbers including bAQES vA 375 wI5432 and 10843, suggesting catalog or ledger notation. The fragment shows two similar sequences separated by a space and a time marker. No clear event or names emerge.
Western Maryland Plans Tiny Football Squad for Fall
Western Maryland will start practice on September 7 with the smallest squad in years under Head Coach Charlie Havenson. Only 24 players return for early work, seven of whom are sophomores, and the team carries 13 players from last season after nine graduations and four withdrawals. Key losses include Frank Sadowski and Tony Ortenzi. the line shows depth, while backfield is thin with four backs from the 24 roster.
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American League Yesterday's Results Brief
Detroit beat New York 6 to 6. Chicago and Washington each scored 6, St. Louis 3. Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 6. Upcoming games include Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games list
National League results show New York 6 Cincinnati 3 and Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 12. Philadelphia 1 Boston 6 and Chicago 4, Brooklyn 3 at nine games today. Brooklyn visits Cincinnati, Philadelphia visits St Louis, New York visits Pittsburgh, Boston visits Chicago.
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Dove Season Opens in Maryland With Limits and Schedule
Maryland hunters await opening day as dove season begins and runs until September 30, with a pickup reopens November 15 to December 31. Daily bag limit stands at 15. Frederick County reports fewer doves, likely heading south, per District Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus. Doves may be hunted 7 a.m. to sundown. County licenses and state permits issued, while many hunters wait for squirrel season starting October 1 for 15 days with a six-bird bag limit. A later opening and shorter squirrel season reflect new law aimed at reducing statewide squirrel declines.
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Best Shots of Big Shots Cut to Hold Green with Wood
Golf writer Paul Runyan faced a 229 yard 17th at the 1931 Phoenix Open. He used a spoon to drop his tee shot for an ace, describing a slightly open stance and a cut shot that climbs and stops quickly after land.
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Zanboumis Slugger Heads Frederick Card In August Show
George Zanboumis, a hard-hitting Baltimore slugger, signs to meet Bucky Walbert in the main event at Francis Scot’s Arena in Frederick on August 12. Jack Lipps, Se matchmaker, notes localPennsylvania fighters may be swapped in. Parker Ashby, Billy Lynch, and others fill the undercard as plans evolve. Reserve seats go on sale Friday at local sports centers. Lipps aims to build Frederick talent with trials at Bernie's Arena.
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Seven Up A C To Be Here For Third Time
Seven Up Athletic Club of Washington returns to Mc Curdy Field for Sunday to face unbeaten Frederick Hustlers with reinforcements. They add Paul Birch from the North Carolina League, catcher Pug Wright and third sacker Larry Howard as new signings while Frank Fraley may start for Frederick if fit. The Hustlers seek their nineteenth straight win as they head to Winchester Va for two games on Sunday with Rastus LeGore and Leonard Downes likely to start the morning and afternoon games. several players may be missing. COOPER ESTATE APPRAISED Winchester Va Aug 31 The estate of the late Capt Lewis F Cooper approved at 32796231 with details of personal property money bonds stocks farm inventory and real estate listed. Perfumes stronger than toilet water.
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Local boxing prospects to be inspected by Morris Gaver
Morris Gaver a lightweight from Keymar will inspect tonight a group of novices from Brunswick Walkersville and Hagerstown. If they show promise Lipps expects to place them in training and feature them on winter cards. Brunswick has halted promoting shows reducing local fight lent.
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