Fans Welcome Ramsey Return At Frederick Sunday Ballgame
Five former Blue Ridge League stars return as the Old Timers in a Freddie Frederick game at McCurdy Field Sunday afternoon. Notable figures include Buck Ramsey coaching from the sidelines and George Washington Buckham hailed for a warm homecoming amid plans for visiting legends and possible guest appearances by Walter Johnson Sam Rice and other major leaguers.
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Blue Ridge League
McCurdy Field
OX Timers
Frederisk Huntiers
George Washington
Buri Ramsey
Buck
A.derman
Harrisurg
Frederick
Harvey C Butler Buek Esstown
Howrver
Ramees
Mareger
Tamas
Old Agrticultur Park
Sara
Eho
Jack Morrison
Ore
Cars
al de
Tie Cha Timers
Fiow P.’Ching
Baltimore Pasee
Sargall
Duspay
Aneos
West Patrick Street
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Johnson
Louis Browns
Philadelpha
Aso
Hack Wyon
Reggie Rawlings
Martinshurs
Marrouri
Freder
Butler
Chick Dey
Bob Ortison
Clyde Barnhart
Stub Rose
Jack Hickey
Stan Harris
Lefty Clark
Snider
Poke Whalen
Wick Winston Cyde Frank Bu
Eddie Sawer
Hane Yordi
Jenny Codhiin
Hobe Hammer
Jimmi Lyston
Conoco Kids Rally For Seventh-Inning Win Over Lander A C
The Conoco Kids of Laverty edged Lander AC 12 to 11 after four runs in the seventh. Jones sparked the rally with a triple and scored on Piair's fourth hit as Ford and Cannon delivered key earlier hits. Fish led the Conoco bats with four singles while Nase homered for Lander.
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Conoco
Laverty
Lander AC
Gundsy
Ford
T Cannon
Jones
Piairs
Nase
Lomera
Tre Mids
Tobey Cannon
Water Street
Lander
Wiltorf
Routzahn
Haines
Conoco Kids
Frydb
Redmond
Cmoco Kids
Canno
Wilt
Nuse J Haines
Nuse
Cannon Bacrifice
Finneyfrock
Flair
T Haines
Anippie
Knipp
Loaing Piteh
American League Yesterday's Results Overview
Teams set to play today with Cleveland and New York facing off while Philadelphia hosts Setree and Boston meets Ireland. Washington faces Equis and the ledger notes payments to Stanp Tome.
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Setree
Philadelphia
New York
iGereland
Boston
Equis
Washington
Tri County Scores New Markes 12 2001 11 4 12
Baseball recap with Talbert Barnes and Babylon players producing hits and home runs. Barnes earned the win, Garrett took the loss, and 30 double plays noted with multiple pitchers used. New Marke and Wakefield left on base counts listed.
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Talbert Warner
Fritz
Babylon
Talbert
Talbert Barnes
Babrion Solon
Bureee Umberger
Borer
Fritzy Barnes
Murons Boyer
Zimmerman
Myra
Barnes
Omn Nicodemax
Garrett
Murphy
Garret
Carson
Garret Hine
Maupot
al Carson
New Marke
Wakefield
Umpore
Schrider
Bond
Do You Remember Ome Your Age Tod ay
A garbled summary notes Van sand driven by Fred Egan set a 200 percent mile record in Syracuse five years ago. Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Box played 15 innings before the former won. Ten years ago Bennett Hit averaged 1331 miles an hour at Altoona to win an auto race, setting a record.
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Vansand
Fred Egan
Syrac Cus
Philadelphia Athletica
Boston Red Box
Bennett
Altoona
Local Tennis Tourney Set With Star Field At Catoctin Club
Barney Welsh of Rockville leads a strong field for the mens singles and doubles at the Ridge Metaineing event to start Saturday afternoon on the Catoctin Country Club course. Entry list includes Eddie Jacobs Balimore Frank Shore Washington Rickey Wallis Bud Markey and Emanuel Bernstein among others. Burlington champions and college players are also noted. The Francis Scott Key Hotel Cup awaits the singles winner with a smaller trophy for the runner up and loving cups for doubles winners.
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Barney Welsh
Rockville
Ralph McElvenny
Washington
Alvin M Boost
Bie Ridge
Catoctin Country Club
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Welsh
New Orleans
Eddie Jacobs
Balimore
Champin
Billy Jacobs
Frank Shore Washington
Rickey Wallis
Bud Markey
Washington al Breese
Manuel Parker
Emmanuel Bernstein
New York
G Laughlin
Pittsburgh Price
Calvin Baltimore
Randy Shouids
Whichester
Tony La‘ona
Jacob Brothers
Shore
Willis
Boost
Bernstein
Colvin
Baltimore
Loyola College
Notre Dame
Stuelds
Mountain Lake Park
Book Review on Thoroughbred Breeding Volumes
Bruce Catton highlights Major Wall’s two volume work Thoroughbred Bloodlines covering horse lineage mating principles and charts. Max Riddle praises breeding as racehorse destiny and cites scientific approach with extensive data, illustrations by Martin Stainforth and Sutcliffe photography. Published by Monumental Printing Company with fund backing.
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John F Wail
Max Riddie
Wall
Martin Stainforth
Sutcliffe
Monumental Printing Co
Maryland Football Opens Practice With 34 of 39 Candidates
Maryland's football squad began practice with 34 of 39 expected players. Coach Coleman Hendrity views returns like Ennis and Willis as promising, while filling key roles at quarterback and guard remains critical. Frank Dobson joins the staff, and a tough schedule looms, with battles to build a capable reserve unit alongside the varsity eleven.
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University of Maryland
Charlie
King Kong" Keller
Jack Bronebraker
North Carolina
Frank Dobison
Maryland
Simpson
Coleman Hendity
Ennis
Willis & Paler
Birkland
Stalfort
Bul Anderka
Nave
Andorka
Terps
Frankie Army
Jack Faber
Dobson
Wins On Long Finesse in Rubber Bridge Strategy
A rubber bridge lesson outlines a long finesse play by West to defeat a four spade contract. The dealer opens with hearts and diamonds, and declarer creates a second opportunity by cashing diamonds to force West’s king and discard a heart, timing the play to avoid premature defense gains. The article emphasizes careful timing and alertness to maximize chances of making the contract.
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McKenney
American Bridge League
East
TV East
South
Thie
Hesrta
Louis and Max Face Off Over Killer Reputation
The article argues Louis is not convinced by any opponent and notes Max’s view that Louis is the ultimate boxing attraction. It recalls Louis’s string of KO wins against lesser fighters and his rise after stopping Primo Corners and King Levinsky. Max urged an 8 September bout with Louis despite doubts about his own form.
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Louis
Lous
Max
Righ
Primo
King Levinsky
Campbell’s speed tops 300 mph in Utah run
The AAA contest board announced Sir Malcolm Campbell exceeded 300 miles per hour on the Bonneville Salt Flats near Wendover Utah with an official 301.337 mph two way run. A timing tape miscalculation caused the initial figure to be corrected. Cleopatra’s fate is noted in a separate historical line referencing Rome and Octavianus.
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Wendoser
Utah
American Automobile Association
Malcolm Campanel
Here
Malcolm
Newas Leasing
Salt Lake City
New York
Lord Or
National League tightens as six teams head into stretch drive
The 1935 NL race tightens with St Louis and Chicago holding strong margins in a three cornered duel with New York. Meanwhile the Giants face 15 straight games in unfamiliar territory as the East battles heat up with the Tigers and Yankees in a two horse race for the AL crown.
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New York
St Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Tigers
Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Doubs Team Earns Narrow Win Amid Scoring Burst
Doubs gains a 2 1 lead with a 6 run surge in the opening inning and holds on to defeat Burroughs 4 1. Carey P DeLauter contribute two base hits while DeLauter works six strikeouts for Doubs. Evans takes the loss. Roche allows two third innings. Burroughs leaves six on base to Doubs five. Umpires Willard Edmonds. scorer Hickman.
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Doubs
Carey
P. DeLauter
Leonard
P DeLauter
L Houck
Thellse
DeLauter
Evans
Roche
Burroughs
Willard
Edmonds
Hickman
National League Yesterday's Kevzits Rain Delays Key Matchups
Schedule note lists games: Philadelphia vs Chicago, Brooklyn vs Pittsburgh, New York vs Cincinnati, Boston vs St Louis. Pittsburgh and St Louis highlighted with rain. other clubs not scheduled.
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Pittsburgh St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
St Lous
Hard Job Ahead Of Notre Dame Linemen
Layden confronts rebuilding the Notre Dame line after losses from death and ineligibility. A tough 1934 schedule includes Ohio State and Pittsburgh with Layden planning shifts and battles for spots at tackle end and fullback as veterans mix with new rivals.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Sept
Layden
Knute Rockne
Fighting Irish
Joseph George Bullivan
Jack Robinson
Bill Smith
Wayne Militar
John Michuta
Wally Fromhart
Bill Shakespeare
Andy Putney
Mike Layden
Don Elser
Marty Peters
Fred Solari
Henry Pojman
Dick Pfefferele
Leyden
Ohio State
Purdue
Kansas
Texas
Carnogie Tech
Wiseconsin
Puittaburgh
Navy
Baltimore
Union State
Northwestern
Army
New York
Southern California
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