Green Terrors Begin Practice At Western Maryland
Western Maryland coach Charte Havens begins building a 1935 Green Terror squad at Westminster. Six lettermen return, five more with college experience, while several from last year’s frosh join the varsity as Havens presses toward a tough schedule. Players listed include Draper, Lathrop, Woodbury, Leasahn, Campafreda, Marka, and others from the 1934 squad.
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Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
Baltimore
Free State
Western Maryland
Charte Havens
Westminster
Navy
Annapolis
John’s
Washington
Johns Hopking
Havens
Green Terrors
Dirk Harlow
Powls
Harvard
Ortengi
Campbell
Brennan
Sadowski
Benjamin
Adriance
Bruce Ferguson
Ploud Doughty
Lettermam Draper
Lathrop
Woodbury
Leasahn
Campafreda
Marka
Recervea
Pontecarvo
Granam
Robert
Beherer
Keyser
Enda
Benjemin
McPherson
Lesh
Forthman
Balsah
Orient
Macheski
Guarde
Lutt
Dunstan
Centera
Slaysman
Reith
Aéarlance
Reinheimer
Moore
Cos
Buckeystown Wins Narrowly In Baseball Tilt
Buckeystown edged Yamsville 17 to 10 in a high scoring game. Leather P Nichols Long Les Myers Morgan Dixon led Buckeystown with multiple hits while Dixon had a three base hit. Pitchers Trout Morgan Fitez and McGwire shared time with umpire Mercer and Shankle observed a 3 hour game.
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Bava
Buckeystown
Yamsville
Bucamary
Leather
Nichols
Long
Les
Myers
Morgan
Qrubbe
Dixon
Melcher Vanther
Hite
O Butler
Mings
Trout
Fitez
Mercer
Shankle
Faiber
Ee Reh
Viamaville
Conoca Midas
Schreveville
Beckeystown AB
R. Hola
E. MeaAbee
Dinon
Ingram
Wilder
Butler
Slamshiffe AB
RK. H.O
M. Hargett
Grubbs
Nicholson
Ooi Ao Fites
Baseball Scores and Standings From Last Night's Games
Recap of AL schedules with games in Philadelphia Chicago New York and other cities. Includes stolen bases and pitching lines, with Warrenfeltz and Poole noted as key players. Also mentions counts of prisoners and teachers in the U S, per survey estimates.
Cards And Giants Win, Cubs Also Are On Top
The Reds edged the Giants 6-4 in a hard pennant race opener as Ernie Lombardi played through a chipped elbow. Slade left with an injury. New York led 4-0 after four innings, Reds outhit 12-11 amid wild pitching. Cardinals beat the Braves 6-3 to maintain first place in the NL with Brandt Cantwell and Spohrer.
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Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
New York
Uistage
Mank Erickson
Ernie Lombardi
Slade
Dick Bartell
Rk. OH
St. New York MW
Cincinnat
Hubbell
Mancuso
Nelson
Frey
Campbell
Hermann
Lombarrett
C. C. C. Team Defeats Weekh End in A Lopsided Game
In Cherry Run a baseball score shows C. C. C. defeating Weekh-End with key hits by M. Johnson including a two base and a three base hit. Runners advance on sacrifices by B. Rhee and M. Johnson as Walburn Luckey and T. Rhee turn double plays. Pitchers Melzer Hessler and Hitler issue walks and strikes as errors are tallied. Time listed 2.10.
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Port Frederick C
M. Johnson
Johnson
B. Rhee
Picke
Tohnson
Limon
Hasenbuhler
Walburn
Luckey
T. Rhee
Pickett
Melzer
Hitler
Hessler
O. Johnson
Cherry
C. C
Covne
Hesier
Inn
Cherry Run
W. Va
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fishing Creek
R. HH
Rhoe
Waite
Pal
Breth
Price
Calvine
Buckey
Limppe
D. Rhoe
Walourm
Rain Halts Mountaineers Football Workouts
Emmitsburg Sept 4 Mount St Marys College football practice was extended four days as rain halted two scheduled workouts. Coach John Latics and assistant Wally Opekum trimmed the squad from 75 to 60 after 15 players left. Remaining players will prepare for a late start and a full conditioning period before the October opener with Canisius in Bas.
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Emmitsburg
Marys College
Tomorow
Latics
Hs Essistant
Wally Opekum
Sachur@ey
Kidders
Gevclop
Baving
Secon
Mont St. Mary's
Ram
Mountaineers
Sisson
Canisius
Toscani to Ride Here in National Championship
Partisans of the Indian motorcycle will cheer Pred Toscani of Garfield New Jersey as he competes in the national championship at the Fair Grounds this Saturday afternoon. Toscani leads the Indian team against Harley Davidson rivals Joe Petras and Lou Balinaki, with a postponed program now set for 2 o clock. Riders arriving from Syracuse earlier in the week remain in Frederick as the event proceeds.
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Pred Toscant
Garfield
N. J
Focal Fair Grounds
Toscant
Joe Petras
Lou Balinaki
Delphey Brothers
Syracuse
Art Remaline
Frederick
National League Yesterday Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday in the National League Benalta New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 while St Louis won 8 to 3 over Seton. Other clubs had no games scheduled. Today Philadelphia meets Chicago Brooklyn plays Pittsburgh New York faces Cincinnati and Boston plays St Louis.
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Roh
O. A
LH. Burdette
Jsnapp
Citar
Wwans
HEMT
J. Burdetto
O Sardin
Poole
W. Pet
St. Louis
Walkersville
York
Immerman
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bavea
Philadelphia i
G. Ramsbira
Cincinnati AG
Crum
Boston
Ramsburg
A. Grim
Warten Teltz
Hummer
W. Zinman
Benalta
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Seton
Bt. Louis
Yarborough May Help Solve Bridge Contract Problem
Secretary WM E McKenney explains Yarborough plays a role in bridge strategy. He notes that even weak hands can win tricks with clever defense and partnership, and that rare powerful sequences can emerge to alter the contract outlook.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Yarborough
West
South Sea Contract Problem in Four Spades
The declarer finds a plan to make six overtricks in four spades with careful play of clubs diamonds and hearts. After a sequence of ruffs discards and endplays, East is forced to lead into a winning ace queen combination, allowing the declarer to secure the necessary tricks.
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Woat
Tlluws
Dvelator
Tony Riven
Declaver
East
West
Declarer
Une
Webster Lucas to join Mt. St. Joseph Prep as assistant coach
Webster Lucas, a top lineman from Western Maryland College, is expected to be named assistant coach to Jack McNally at Mt. St. Joseph's Prep near Baltimore. McNally, Western Maryland's former star quarterback, was recently named coach at the Baltimore school. Lucas will coach the line. Night baseball returns to Shibe Park as a major league exhibit. Connie Mack views it as a financial option rather than a peak of glory.
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Western Maryland College
Jack McNally
Mt. St. Joseph's Prep
Baltimore
McNally
Western Maryland
Lucas
Cincinnati
Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Yale
Frederick Hustlers
McQurdy Field
Jack Morrison
Frederick
Blue Rides
H.C. Bullet
Buckerstown
Old Timers
Seasholt
Eddie Hooper
Seasholtz
Hooper
Chambersburg
Blue Ridge
Baltimore Firemen
Boxers Triple Threat Beset by Baer and Contenders
The public already accepts Louis as fast and clever capable of a knockout with either hand. He impressed by finishing Eiant Caréra and King Levinsky in workmanlike fashion. The Baer build up continues, though change in style seems unlikely for a matured fighter.
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Louis
Eiant Caréra
King Levinsky
Max Baer
Max
Inter league pennant clinched by Newark in ninth
In a dramatic ninth inning Newark secured the International League pennant as two men on base helped seal the win over Syracuse by a 4 6 2 score. The report notes Gene Sarazen winning a Salisbury golf event five years ago and mentions other historical sports items and local legal notes.
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Nome
Newark
Fac
Syracuse
Gene Saraven
J. J. Lannin
Salisbury
Pennant race drama continues in Frederick County League
Middletown still must beat New Windsor this Saturday to clinch the Frederick County League pennant. Brunswick could tie if postponed games go their way, prompting two Saturday fixtures: Middletown at New Windsor and Brunswick at Woodsboro. A rescheduled Middletown match with Woodsboro and a Labor Day clash for Brunswick remain on the slate.
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Middletown
Taneytown
New Windsor
Brunswick
Valleyites
M. J. Thompson
Woodsboro
Middletown - New Windsor
League postpones most weekend games due to uncertain matchups
Posts indicate only New Windsor and Woodshoro games on Saturday are firmly scheduled. The Union Bridge Tournament clash could be added if teams agree. Mr Thompson expects notices today on Union Bridge and Thurmont plans. Umpires and scorers for Saturday picks will be assigned Friday.
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New Windsor
Woodshoro
Thompson
Union Bridge
Thur’mont
Frriday
Fort Myer Poloists Triumph In Sensational Fast Game
Inspert Maryland reports a record crowd as Fort Myer poloists defeat Washington County 10 to 7 in a high speed battle. Attendance, weather, and late scoring marked a dramatic contest with standout plays from Fenton Fed and strong rebounds. Title series postponed to Monday at 5:30 due to rain and field conditions.
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Inspert
Fort Myer
Washington County
von Fenton
Honstead
ASRA
Gomes
WlAmsport
Pening
Virginians
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