New Mount St. Marys Coach Faces Tough Schedule
Emmitsburg Sept 13 A new voice is heard as Mount St Marys prepares for football season. Joe McCormick has taken over from Foo Lawler with help from Wal ly Opekum. The Mountaineers boast experience but face a brutal slate that includes St Josephs Canisius LaSalle St Bonaventure St Thomas Western Maryland and Davis Elkins. McCormick aims to improve offense through new formations and a developing backfield, while reserves look thin.
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Jace Walah
Last Fear
Brushmen Split Twin Bill In Hagerstown Series
The Ox Fibre Brush Company speedball team, City League champions, split a double header with Delphey A. C. of Hagerstown. The Brushmen won the nightcap 6-4 after losing the opener 2-1. Two more games slated for Baker Park Saturday afternoon.
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Brushmen
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Delphey A. C
Hagerstown
Baker Park
Redskins To Play Giants On Thursday
Washington prepares for the NFL opener at Griffith Stadium against the New York Giants next Thursday night. Sammy Baugh joins a potent offense, while Tuffy Leemans leads the Giants in a reshaped lineup. The game moved from September 17 to the 16 to dodge President Roosevelt’s broadcast and the Constitution centennial events.
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Excerpted Sports Almanac Sketches and Rumors
The piece relays varied tidbits from early 20th century sports and society, noting old prohibitions on games like golf and bowling and joking about a 10 pin variant. It mentions Newport race track plans, Vanderbilt leadership, and restricted attendance. It also covers boxing and wrestling personalities, plus a humorous Babe Ruth cartoon memory.
Planning Hand To Win In Four Spades
Secretary McFincey of the American Bridge League explains how to manage combined resources to limit losses to three tricks. The article analyzes a four spades contract where dummy lacks entry and finesses in clubs spades and trumps offer chances. It details play where East tries to induce a heart lead for a club ruff to defeat the contract, and recounts the sequence ending with ten tricks for declarer.
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American Bridge League
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North
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West
Declarer
National League Yesterday's Results Open Date Games Today
Brooklyn visits Cincinnati and York hosts Pittsburgh while Philadelphia plays St Louis and Boston travels to Chicago in NL schedule updates and match previews.
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Brooklyn
Last Seven Years Were Wardest For The Youth
College Park Md Sept 13 Dr Owen Lovejoy director of the Maryland Youth Survey of the American Youth Commission today expressed belief that for the youth of this country the last seven or eight years have been a forced march toward nowhere Addressing a conference of rural ministers of Maryland Dr Lovejoy warned his listeners that youth is the group in our society that is hardest mut by changes.
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College Park
Owen Lovejoy
Maryland Youth Survey
American Youth Commission
Maryland
Return bout duo tops Key Post boxing card in Baltimore Washington show
Three of seven bouts on September 24 boxing bill by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion were completed. Two five rounders and five three rounders will compose the program with Carroll Wright facing Woody Pestridge in the main event. Newcomers Paul LaPore and Martin Freeman meet Whitey France and Jack White in semi finals and feature, respectively. Entire card features Baltimore and Washington fighters with improved millmen quality and Lipps predicting a strong show.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Jack Lipps
Carroll (Young) Wright
Washington
Woody Pestridge
Baltimore
Wright
Pestridge
Paul LaPore
Whitey France
France
Bill” Ricketts
Hagerstown
Martin Freeman
Jack White
White
Mike Thompson
Millmen
Lipps
First Half Card For Bowling League Ready
Schedule details the Independent Bowling League first half fixtures from September to December. Matches pair Peoples, Farmers Supply Co, Richfield Service Stations, Crum's Shell Service, Arcade Five, Barbara Fritchie, American Stores, Staubs, and Richfield Service Station across dates and venues. The list includes multiple back-to-back days with varied home and away matchups.
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Richfield
Crum’s
Shell Service
Barbara Fritchie
Arcade Five
American
Farmers Supply Co
Peoples-Richfield
Staubs
Crum's Shell Service
Peoples- Staubs
Peoples
Crum
Arcade
American Stores
Crum’s Shell Service
Staubs-Farmers Supply Co
Richfield Service
Crum’s Shell
Peoples- Richfield
Peoples-Staubs
Barara Fritchie
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlight Standings
Yesterday's results from the American League include Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston. The text also notes a literary quote about first sight from Shakespeare's As You Like It.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Marlowe
Detroit
Washington Philadelphia
Walkersville Downs Washington Grove A C Triumph
The Walkersville nine of the Tri County League defeated Washington Grove A C of Montgomery county Sunday at Woodsboro 8 to 5. Walkersville scored the winning run in the sixth inning as Paul Eaves homered. Washington Grove outhit Walkersville 12 to 7 despite losing. Earned runs favored Walkersville 4 to 3. multiple hits and fielding feats noted including home run by Eaves and two base hits by Hummer, Eaves, Reber, Meany. Winning pitcher S Ramsburg.
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Washington Grove A. C
Montgomery County
Woodsboro
Paul Eaves
Washington Grove
Glade Valleyites
Wash
Grove
Hummer
Eaves
Reber
Meany
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Crum
M. Deland
G. Ramsburg
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Trout
Alumni note and local sports chatter from Maryland circle
University of Maryland alumni follow Ivan Nedomatsky’s recent loss to Vince Finnazzo, with Finnazzo having defeated Marion Burns and Glenn Drake in earlier bouts. Washington Redskins sold four players to the Cleveland Rams, while local football looks doubtful this fall as Frederick may lack a grid team. Walker s ville Soccer League faces doom and teams shift to independent play. Leroy Campbell shifts to the Terrors, with Glenn McQuillen expected to replace him.
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College Park
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Finnazzo
Marion Burns
Baltimore
Glenn Drake
Washington
Hanover
York
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Rams
Boggs Hall
Dominic Cara
Sam Busich
American Legion
Frederick
Shipley
Walkersville
Middletown
Leroy
Sunshine) Campbell
Western Maryland College
Terrors
Glenn McQuillen
Brunswick
Campbell
Three-Game Series In Speedball Arranged
A three game speedball series will be staged between Ballenger champions of the County League and East Third Street winners of the Playground League senior title. First game Sunday at 2 pm on the bathhouse diamond, second at Ballenger the following Sunday, third on a neutral field if needed. East Third Street lineup includes Duke Eyler John Kennedy Ham Wachter.
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East Third Street
Bathhouse
Duke” Eyler
Jonn Kennedy
Ham” Wachter
Chuck Dressen Fired By Reds Management
Cincinnati Sept 13 General Manager Warren C Giles announces the unconditional release of manager Charles Dressen and coaches Thomas Sheehan and George Kelly. Dressen will be temporarily replaced by Bobby Wallace and Crust Hossler with staffers Red Shaw Ed Albaugh Rob Abrecht and Bud Abrecht. Salaries through season end paid. Dressen had coached two seasons since coming from Nashville in 1934 and faced criticism for Reds standings fading from fifth in 1934 to sixth in 1935 after brief periods in seventh in 1929 1930 and 1931 32 33.
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Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Charles
Chuck) Dressen
Thomas Sheehan
Geo. Kelly
Dressen
Giles
Bobby Wallace
Crust’ Hossler
Red” Shaw
Ed Albaugh
Rob’ Abrecht
Bud Abrecht
Shaw
Reds
Nashville
Bob O'Farrell
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