Rausing Backfield Leads Panthers as Eastern Front Tops
In a Western preview of eastern college football the article notes Pitt as the top choice with a powerful backfield led by John Chickerko and Cassano, while Dartmouth Fordham Army Navy and Holy Cross show strong lineups. Crowley’s Fordham Rose Hill squad, and Penn State Boston College Duquesne also loom, with Syracuse and Yale facing uncertainty.
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TAR Daily News
Frederick
Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
Loring
Chacopions
Pitt
Panthers
Dartmouth
Cornel
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Pittsburgh
Frank Souchek
Tony Meatis
Dor Hensley
Frank Patrick
Jock Sutherland
Wll
John Chickerneo
Dick Cassano
Harold Stebbins
Marshall Goldberg
Cassiano
Oberlander
Gus Zittles
Carl Snavely
Drud Holland
George Peck
Whit Baker
Big Red
Colgate
Harvard
Syracuse
Army
Billy Krywicki
Dom Principe
Pete Holovak
Harry Jacinski
Nake Kochel
Crowley
Rose Hill
William H Wood
Jim Schwenk
Art Frontczak
Woodrow Wilson
Jim Lotozo
Navy
Vianova
Holy Cross
Wildcats
Andy Stopper
John Mellus
Clipper Smith
John Wysocki
St Villanova
Holy Cross Isys
Bill Osmanski
Crusaders
Andy Kerr
Chenango Valley
Calgate
Tad Wieman
Princeton
Clint Frank
al Hessberg
Charley Ewart
Dave Colwell
Yale
Ducky Pond
Penn
George Munger
Tve
Penn State
Boston College
Duanesne
Squeeze Play Turns Apparent Defeat Into Victory at Bridge League
Edward M. Cook of Philadelphia, former national men’s pair champion, steered a four spade contract to success after West’s third trick ruff. The hand required precise elimination and a key trump squeeze to overpower East’s defenses. Cook, a star at the Western States tournament of the American Contract Bridge League, performs under pressure in Pittsburgh from Sept. 27 to Oct. 2.
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South
West
Edward MM. Cook
Philadelphia
Cook
Pittsburgh
Brunswick and Wakefield Set for Saturday Playoff Clash
Brunswick and Wakefield meet at Scheer Stadium in Bruns wick Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in the Tri County League championship series opener. The Middletown protest over a disputed call in Sunday’s game was denied after umpire Schrider defended his delayed ruling on interference involving Brunswick catcher Ford.
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Brunswick
Wakefield
Scheer Stadium
Middletown
Railroaders
Lander
MTCA
Willard Rudy
Cround
Everett Schrider
Red” Hawes
Raymond Danner
Hawes
Danner
Ford
Dietern Rudy
Schnider
Silver Spring
Cameron C Kehne
Brunswith
Necesary
Woodsboro
Lawrence Dorsey
Smith
Curry
Staler
S Crum
Crum
Nose
Ecker
Dorser
Iron Moon Stunts May Mark 1938 Encore
A brief sports or entertainment note hints that iron-moon stunts have appeared before and suggests 1938 could bring a repeat or encore. The fragment mentions “Next. The Sonthy” as part of the readable text, indicating continuation or a named act or group.
Sunday School Class Meets at Evang. Church
The Faithful Few class meets at the Evang. schol with Mrs Elvin Grossnickie presiding. Scripture read by Sheren Lewis Boyer, readings by Mrs Charles ag and Mrs Edgar Fagan. Officers elected. Funds to be sent to Shut-ins. Capsule supper planned for September 23.
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Evang. Schol
Pres.dent
Elvin Grossnickie
Feu
Ema
Sheren Lewis Boyer
Charles Ag
Herp
Edgar Fagan
Divorce Decree Is Filed In Ott Case
Carwell F. Ott of Lander wins an absolute divorce from his 61st wife Elsie Ott Brunswick in Equity Court. The decree rests on five years of voluntary separation from the first wife. Custody of minor Alma J Ott reserved for future decision. Ott previously acquitted of bigamy after claiming he did not know his first wife was alive. He must pay court costs. Represented by Austin James Alton Bennett for Mrs Ott.
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Carwell F. Ott
Lander
Maryland
Elsie Ott
Brunswick
Equity
Ott
Virginia Lapole
Jefferson
Alma J Ott
Charles Town
Wva
Austin James Alton
Bennett
Otte
Three Appeals Filed on September Docket in Circuit Court
Three criminal appeals were added to the September docket in Circuit Court. They stem from Magistrate O. Fred Ridenour in Middletown and involve fines for reckless driving. Joseph O. Hays of Smithsburg appeals a 26.45 dollar fine via Robert E. Clapp Jr. Guy H Adkins of Middletown appeals a 21.95 dollar fine with a 100 dollar bond through Alton Bennett. Emma E. Lamar of Braddock Heights appeals a 645 dollar fine through H. Kieffer DeLanter. The report notes a silver-lig oyster reaching 12 inches and yielding a valuable pearl shell.
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O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Joseph O. Hays
Smithsburg
Robert E Clapp, Jr
Tus
Guy H Adkins
Alton ¥. Bennett
Emma E . Lamar
Braddock Heights
H. Kieffer DeLanter
Meeting Minutes Note October 7 at Fagan Home
The record notes refreshments served by the hostess and the next meeting set for October 7 at the home of Mr Fagan. Miss Alta Renn is vice-president and in charge of the program.
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Fagan
Alta Renn
Therogram
Dawsons Question Box on College Football Offense
Lowell Dawson explains the football offense bases on running plays and summarizes typical game statistics. About 140 plays per game, five kickoffs, twenty kicking plays, 25 to 30 forward passes, with the rest from the running attack.
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Dawsons Question Box
Lowell
Dawson
Buckling Bucs Drop Twin Bill
New York voices report the Giants sweep two from the Pirates at the Polo Grounds 3-0 and 10-3 to trim Pittsburgh’s NL lead to 2.5 games and lift New York into a tie for third with Cincinnati. Hal Schumacher loses the opener. Cy Blanton starts the first game. In the second game Pittsburgh uses Swift and Brandt. Gumbert and Danning finish. Dodgers split with Reds, Lavagetto homers in opener. Cincinnati wins late game 5-4. Detroit falls to Boston 9-2 as Hoving loses. Foxx and York lead Boston. Athletics edge Browns 4-3 in Philadelphia.
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Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Hal
Pittsburgh
Swift
Brandt
Berres
Gumbert
Danning
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cookie
Lavagetto
Weaver
Rogers, Posedel
Frankhouse
Campbell
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Joe Hoving
Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Roxie Lawson
Joe Rogalsk
Bridges
Boston
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
Rudy York
Tigers
Heving and Peacock
Rogalski
York
Max Krause
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Cliff Battles
Philadelphia
Battles
Krause
Sammy Baugh
Bill Hartman
Redskins
Bil Young
Poolesville Farmers Fall To Dickerson In Low-Scoring Duel
Dickerson defeats Poolesville 44 to 39 with steady pitching from Garrett and a 7 run advantage late. The game features defensive miscues and hit by pitches, with key plays including double pins and passed balls. Scorer Cooper notes time of game at two twenty five. Washington dispatch mentions presidential china on display in the White House china room.
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Dickerson
Poolesville
Poolesvile
Stalen
Chiswell
J Munday
Kitts
Hoyle
Edwards
Oalis
Cubitt
Garrett
Droneburg
Stottuemyer
Drone
Daz
Innnings
Iannings
Cuditt
Dexerson
Cooper
China
Washington
White House
Germantown
J. Hoyle
Rf Edwards
Joe Hoyle
Toidlemrer
P 'Poole
Rf A
Jones
Smith
H. Poolesville AB
J. Munday
Reed
Hough
iStang
Munday
Beall
iUrban
Shauver
A. Chissell
American League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
Boston defeated Detroit 9 to 2 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 4 to 3. Other games were postponed. Today Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit.
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Cubs
Bees
Boston
Boston Bees
Chicago
Root
Hartnett
Doll
Hutchinson
Fette
Lopez
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washagton
Cleveland
New York
Washington
St Louis
Paradelpasa
Hustlers and Virginians clash in Labor Day set
Sport notes recount Winchester Park Association actions on Labor Day games versus Frederica and Hustlers, changing proposals, and a pending doubleheader with Baltimore Black Sox. It mentions Lefty MelIntire, Russell Motor Company, and football plans at Jefferson Street athletic field, plus Yardage marks by Krause, Baugh, and Hartman in nearby games.
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Winchester Park Association
Hustlers
Virginie City
Frederick Cluo
McCurdy Freki
Ausum F Angleberger
Virginians
Frederica
Winchester
Hester
Russell Moor Company Club
Washington
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street
Baltimore Black Sox
Roscoe Shook
Blue Rudge
Lefty MelIntire
Russell Motor Company
MeIntire
Martinsburg
Lefty Grove
Indianapolis
American Association
Sanders
Culpeper
National League Yesterday Results and Hitting Averages
Baseball roundup from New York with National League results and player averages. Joe Vosmik led locals with a single and a double while others from Keller Newark Hemsley Indians McQuistion Solters were listed among top hitters. The note mentions the US consular service reorganized under the Rogers Act of 1924.
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Joe Vosmk
Detroit
Ab. H. Ave
Keller Newark
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