Cantile Mack Sees Remaining Contests For Title Storm
Mack warns the race not over with 15 games left as Detroit and New York fight on. He notes strong pitching from Cain and the Tigers defense while Greenberg Gehringer and Coombs spur the Yankees. Giants rely on Hubbell Schumacher and Terry to stay in pennant chase amid injuries and late rallies.
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Cantile
Mack
Yankees
Caraime
Detro
Mavin Field
Tommy Bridges
Bea
Eger Cain
Ty Greenberg
Gehringer
Detroit
Bill Dicker
Oinfieldes
Earl Combs
Tigers
Gants
Cardinals
Aryao
mer—Cochrane Gehringer
Gealin Greenhere
Aingie
Giants
Hubbell
Schumacher
Bull Terry
Mel O't
Joe Moore
LeRoy Parmelees
Joe Bowman
Michigan
Busy British and Yankees Face Cardinals in Key Series Push
The piece discusses rising momentum for the Yankees and Cardinals as injuries and discord test both teams. It mentions Hank Dobe and players like Speckle Gebrie Gamer and Gib Gebrie amid a tense pennant race at Polo Grounds and the looming World Series path.
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Bova
Canina’ S
Polo Grounds
Vandee Yankees
Lito Durolt
Cardinals
Gamer
Gebrie
Yankees
Frank J
Taylorsville Area Social Reports and Local Events
A cluttered Taylorsville and nearby community section lists dinners visits and gatherings. Numerous residents including Mr and Mrs Robertson Mr and Mrs Wright and Miss Eva Condon attend family socials and church meetings. Several trips to Baltimore Union Bridge and New Windsor are noted along with campus and park outings.
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Yorlomsville
Taylors Diomyches
WWE
Remy
Tnis Acadimgy
Taylorsville
Hue
Mary Wrigtt
Hey Sangal
A T Byers
Knot
Anna Gosnell
Union Bridge
Frank Byers
Calvin Baker
Clarence Baker
Ray Barnes
HJ. Price
Clara Grimes
Howard Amosy
Charles Wagner Datatite
Gloria Mae
Everett
Fred Harrison
Lucy Welsh
Rodney Cover
New York
Ace
Nire Boet Wrightenont
Cariln's Park
Margaret Hood
Dace Woolmasia
Jesse Hood
Mos Toaman Barnes
Expert contract play dominates bridge humor and lessons
The column by WM McKenney discusses honors in bridge and a complex slam hand played by Earl Bryan. It explains how proper play, discards, and squeezes influence the outcome, with an example where misdefense costs a potential seven tricks, and notes a weekend at Solomons Island for Mrs Harry Barnes after a sprained ankle.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Hye
Earl Bryan
Lakewood
Den
Solomons Island
Harry Barnes
Ativy Mines Race Ends In Quirky Hippo Chase
A chaotic scene unfolds as Scoury and Diner chase a hippo on shore while others scramble aboard. The group hurries to recount the strange event and the safety steps taken after the unusual incident.
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Dancy
Sar Saamaene
Camel Livery Sparks Operator's Curious Claim
Marion Trichson, a phone operator, says camels refresh her energy and are cold and good.
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Jack Ford
Burington’s
Marion Trichson
Flisworth Vines
Rex Beach
Taneytown Tanestoin Sept 17 Mr and Mes Hoffman Family
A Taneytown notice recalls a September event involving Mr and Mrs William Hoffman and their family with local attendees. The fragment confirms names but lacks full context or details of proceedings.
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Tanestoin
Mes
Wiliam Hoffman
Ls A
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Pap
Waintraub
Lerry
Hank Dobe
Speckle
Giyeh Oge
Avo Nou
Mis
Amoss
Wis C Ray Barnes
A Hopvely
Acssa
Peale
Robles
Nour Vu
Tao Quumby
Aia Spades
Gordy
Ars wicKes
Bhndt
Uurton
Iscug Az
Tesarts
West
East
Bryan
Lee Eo
Ea Oye
Eemonds
Ativy Mines
Hippo
Joe Alesgeh
Tae
James E. Doll
Yland Frederick
Old Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son Fifth
Peana
B. B
Charles Daly
Animal Collector
Frank
Buck
FisHeaMam
Arthur Neu
Florence Burnham
Stam
Guy Bush
Chicago Cubs
Gota
Beynotis Troacce Company
Betr
Frank Crilley
Georgia Coleman
Helen Hicks
U. S
Oridge
Lepard Barclay
Ayer
Roscoe Turner
Epied Devon
Bill Horn
Taneytown
Sinclair HC
Fern Hitchcock
Ruth Pamer
Max
Mus
K. L. Hughes
Helen
Ralph Wilkinson
York
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
Harry E. Carty
Clarence C. Carty
East Patrick St
Biser
Ira E. Biser
A.t
Commercial. Bank
Maryland
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