Southwest stars loom as Texas Christian backs Texas Christian
In a round of notes on the Southwest Conference, Texas Christian University fields a strong backfield led by Connie Sparks and El Alerein with Earl Clark and Johnny Hall as halfbacks. Rice counters with Ernie Lain Six and Jimny Hills forming a potent tandem, while Baylor and Arkansas face challenges. The piece surveys returning lettermen, expected line strength, and the looming schedule featuring Texas and others as major tests.
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Jeert Brondfield
NEA
Rice
Texas A
Baylor
Ice
Texas Christain
Rice Neck
Meyer
T C.U
Mason Mayne
Bull Rogers
Horned Frogs
el Aléreen
Hale
Davie O'Brien
Connie Sparks
Texas Christan
Earl Clark
Johnny Hall
Dallas
Rice Owls
Ernie Lain
Sammy Baugh
Owls
Jimny Hills
Lain
Ernie
Jim
Othe Cordis
Rum
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Ray Hamiltonton
Jum Benton
Dwight Sloza
Jack Robbins
Ko Baylor
Argies
Dick Todd
Secon
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Willie
Dana Bible
Texas
Longhorns
Wally Lawson
Beefus Bryan
Baxter
Dark Horse
Carl Braore
Bears
Bullet Bill Patterson
Havas
Hardin-Simmons
Ed Cherry
Burns McKinner
Texas Tech
Centenary
TC Uj
State
Red Dawson st Question Box analysis of offensive basics
The answer lists eight cardinal fundamentals for a successful offense: rapid striking as openings close, a running play for every lane, deception and plays that relate in appearance, a passer who can be protected and release quickly, a formation allowing three or four deep receivers, passes that complement the running game, and blocking.
National League Yesterday's Results Report
Yesterday results show Pittsburch defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 and Bronsisn 4 to 3 over Chicago 1 to 3 while several games were postponed due to rain or darkness. Today’s schedule lists Pitshurdn at Philadelphia and St Louis at New York with Cricazo at Brooklin and Cincinnati at Boston.
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Pittsburch
Philadelphia
Bronsisn
Chicago
Pitshurdn
Philadelpia St
Lows
New York
Cricazo
Brooklin Cincinnat
Boston
County Speedball League Second Half Highlights
Broad Run 17-9 Harmony Grove Now Springs 9-9 Miers- O-1 iL Pleasant 9-3. Frederick second game forfeited forfeit games Sunday. Harmony Grove at Mt Pleasant Ballenger at Myersville.
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Broad Run
Harmony Grove Now Springs
Miers- O
Il Pleasant
Frederick
Harmony Grove
Mt Pleasant
Ballenger
Myersville
Yanks Lose But Win Third Flag
In St Louis on Sept 18 the New York Yankees won the American League title for the third straight year though losing two games to the Browns 4-3 and 8-7. Ron Ruffing and Dickey teamed for New York in game one as Newsom and Sullivan pitched for St Louis. The second game saw Hildebrand Cox and others defeat the Yankees 7-2, with Heath also contributing.
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St Louis
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
St Louis Browns
Browns
Chicago
Yanks
Bostons
White Sox
Red Sox
Ron
New York
Brooklyn
Caca Cubs
Siz Tle
Tye
Neacer
Fred S.neson
Dodgers
Agee
Rog Rean
Carleton
Charlie Keller
Rochester
Newark
Keller
Joe Vosmik
Rollie Hemsley
Glenn McQuillen
Ave
Keller Newark
Vosmik
Fulfills Contract By Making Opponent's Trump Length Assist
Secretary McKenne y notes great trump length not guarantee to defeat. John C. Kunkel of Harrisburg interrupted his congressional campaign to play in the national mixed four for the championship. The opening lead aided Kunkel, the queen in dummy won a trick, and a heart was ruffed in dummy with one low card remaining.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
John C. Kunkel
Harrisburg
Kunkel
Bridge problem from a duplicate club column
South plays the contract in spades after an opening ace in dummy and a club lead. East cannot prevent the declarer from making seven tricks after a sequence of entries and ruffs, with a diamond ruff enabling the final heart and the endplay leading West to concede.
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South 3S
East
Pirates defeat Phillies 1-0 on Waner’s clutch single
In Philadelphia, the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Phillies 1-0 as Paul Waner lined a decisive single in the first game. Darkness halted the second game after a potential ending, with Bauers Todd Hollingsworth and Davis listed among Phillies batters.
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Pirates
Phils
Aladelph
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Paul Waner
A? Hollingsworth
Phiadelphia
Bauers
Todd
Bertes
Hollingsworth
Davis
Brandt
Johanson
Anwood
Rain Wrecks Baseball Game Set For Week End
Rain washed out the weekend baseball schedule. The Frederick Hustlers were set to host the Bahman Black Sox in a doubleheader at 7:30. Bronsick and Webeinfeld could not start. Thurmont citizens faced a separate event as local construction and crowd issues were noted.
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Frederick
Hustiers Ruster Motor Company
McCurdy
Hustlers
Nore
Black Sox
Webefeld
Brunsacck
Bronsi Wck
Scheer Stadium
Sunaas Thurmont Etizens
Paul Shaffer
Broad Run Opens with Win in County Speedball Duel
Broad Run defeated Harmony Grove 17 to 11 in the first of a Sunday double header to virtually knock the Grove from the County Speedball pennant race. A forfeit gave Broad Run the second game. Also, Yellow Springs swept Myersville and 2nd Me Pleasant edged Fredezil by forfeit. Next Sunday Mit Pleasant meets Harmony Grove in a double header to decide the title race.
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Broad Run
Harmony Grove
Grovemen
Forfeure
Solar
Yellow Springs
Myersville
Askarbures
Pleasant
Imo
Fredezil
Mit
Balleng
Shortstop
J Best
L, Walsh
Tenvechiela
Brucney
P.iwher
Senaearing
Sosop Pickets
Brelena Sassy Pistes
Highfield
P .Best
Redskins Tie Brooklyn in Mildly Frantic Stalemate
Washington and Brooklyn battled to a 16 16 tie at Griffith Stadium before 22 000 fans as Kercheval and Masterson traded field goals. Key plays featured Hartman Justice Malone and Tuckey. Parker and Ace Parker scored for Brooklyn while Kercheval added two field goals and a placement to keep the game even.
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Bob
Tfe
Andy Farkas
Lt Hartman
Dodgers
Champs
Ken” Tuckey
Ec Justice
Mastersors
Ralph Kercheval
Kentucky
Brent
Ed Ressig
Washington
Krause
Kercheval
Brooklyn
Joe Mariner
Ace Parker
Redskins
Hartman
Georgia U
Ed Justice
Charley Malone
Hariman
Malone
Masterson
Sill
Farkas
Parker
Justice
Maniaci
Irwin
Patsy Clark
Bill Ressig
Tuckey
Flivver
Skins
Ronl
Cleveland Rams
Mizner LE
Austin Edwards
Turner
ML. Krause
Plackett
Brooklin
Dusice
Bartus
Bond
Bradley
Karamatic
H. Krause
McChesner
Parks
Golf Day Staged By P E Co Employees
Potomac Edison Company workers from Frederick and Hagerstown staged a golf day at the Capital Country Club Saturday afternoon. Harry L. Decker of Frederick won low gross in medal play, tying John Coblentz of Hagerstown for low net. Coblentz won the draw. HN. Heim of Hagerstown won the blind bogey tournament with Decker runner up.
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Potomac Edison Company
Frederincis
Hagerstown
Catoctin Country Club
Harry L. Decker
Frederick
John Coblentz
Coblentz
HN. Heim
Decker
S H Bowen
William Seibert
W. Buckley
Benjamin Romine
Serbert
Brown
Buckley
Joseph S Stephens
John Morgan
Romine
G T. Twyfford
Jack Funk
Nel Pilson
Robert Miller
R. E. Town
James W. Houck
Robert Moss
Lescer B Feaga
Russel Lo Wichset
C. Paul Roderick
Wilson Cook
H. M. Smith
G T Swisher
T. C. Hubbard
Frederick Gail Wusse
Martinsburg
W. Va
Detroit routs Washington as Detroit wins 8 to 1
Saturday results show Detroit defeating Washington 8 to 1. St Louis beat New York 7 to 3, Cleveland edged Philadelphia 7 to 3, and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 4. Other games postponed due to rain. Schedule lists New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, Boston at Chicago.
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Detroit
Washington
St Loui
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington Ik
Philadelphia Ak
St Louis
Snook Sinks 213-Yard Ace at Catoctin Club
Carl W. Snook joined the club's hole-in-one club Sunday after a 213-yard eight hole ace. Using a four iron, the ball landed six feet from the hole and dropped in. He shot a 72, par, in a foursome with Dr. W.E. Ross Robert Harrington and Mahlon Rhoderick.
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Carl W. Snook
Catoctin Country Club
Snook
Dr. W.E Ross
Robert Harrington
Mahlon Rhoderick
Two Hunters Arrested Near Wolfsville for Squirrel Poaching
Peter and Robert Kline were arrested by District Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus and Deputy Austin Wachter near Wolfsville after a chase for shooting squirrels out of season. They are to be tried before Justice O. Fred Ridenour in Middletown tonight.
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Peter
Robert Kline
Wolfsville
Benjamin F. Phebus
Austin Wachter
O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Local Officials Named for Game Officials
Tuckey Wilkin W Young Brookier Brit Brumbaugh Kafka Barrett Waller H J Cooper Golemgeske Emerson Noyes Feathers Butcher listed as players. Referee Tom Thorpe Umpire Ronald Kinney Head Linesman Stan Baumgartner Field Judge E E Miller noted for the contest.
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Tuckey
Wilkin
W. Young
Brookier
Brit
Brumbaugh
Kafka
Barrett
Waller
H-J
Cooper
Golemgeske
Emerson
Noyes
Feathers
Butcher
Tom Thorpe
Ronald Kinney
Hnesman
Stan Baumgartner
E. E. Miller
Next Fight Card At Bernie's Arena With Laters
Watchmaker Jack Lipps plans a seven hour completion for the next card at local Bernie's Arena after an absence, to feature Glenn Drake Whitey France and Jack White in three ton bouts. Drake returns after last year’s incidents, with Maron Barnes in the main event, and France faces Billy Manley in a semi final. Stoll faces Jack White in a three round feature, while Johnny Shkor pursues for the October card.
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Bernie's Arena
Jack Lipps
Pranc
Scott Key
Lipps
Maron Barnes
Esmore
France
Manley
Billy Manley
Baltimore
Ray Wetrick
Jack White
Fair
White
Leo Stoll
Stoll
Johnny Shkor
Shkor
Tommy Collins
Morgantown
W. Va
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L. E. Baker
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