Frederick Athletic Club Grid Team Opens Practice With New Prospects
F A C Eleven ten workout tonight as Ray Steele is sidelined by a chest injury. Buck Cissel debuts at guard from GCC camp to replace Steele for four to five weeks. George and Walter Hensley, Lee Hensley, and other locals train at Baker Park as Coaches Leohern and Bowers gauge early prospects ahead of October 8 opener against Petworth Pennants at McCurdy Field.
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Neveral
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Mig” Store
Buck Cissel
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Baker Park
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Walter
Lee Hensley
Lee
Walter Bensley
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Bowers
McCurdy Field
Petworth
Washington
Frederick
Chambersburg Collegians
Mike
Thompson
Baltimore Firemen
Victory For Pointers In Three Game Series Opener
The Point of Rocks baseball team won 10 to 3 over Dickerson in a three game series opener at Dickerson. Cockrell held hitters to 11 hits, while White contributed multiple hits and key plays. The second game is set for Point of Rocks Sunday at 2 38 o'clock with Pointe of Rocks hosting.
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Point OF Rocks
Abrhore Lumm
White
Webb
Barper
Trim
French
Oden
Rice
C. Cockrell
Dickerpon. Jones
Hershberger
PF. Hoyie
Robertaan
Jim Horie
Nicholson
G. Boyle
Burdette
P. Stoitemyer
Dockerson
Hoyle
Cockrell
Harper
Hershberner
Jones
Lumm
Stottiemyer
Jonesy
West
Plith
Stottlemyer
Robderson and Baker
Radmond and
National League Resake Highlights Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 while Pittsburgh lost 3 to 6 to St Louis. The owner boy is not scheduled. Today’s games feature Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Boston at New York, Pineburgh at St. Louis with other clubs not scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Lous
Pittsburgh
Gamer
Boston
New York
Pineburgh
St. Louis
Doubs All Stars Rally In 5-3 Victory Over Lime Kiln
Doubs All Stars, after a setback to Lime Kiln weeks earlier, defeated Lime Kiln 5-3 on the M. E. B. diamond. Thomas drove in four runs, Tobery and Holm pitched well, and L De Lauter turned a key double play. The losers’ Hildebrand had three hits. Lime Kiln totaled nine scattered hits. Doubs next meet Ballenger Sunday at 1.40. Bul King expected to pitch for Ballenger.
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Doubs All Stars
Timemen
M. E. B. Diamond
Hildebrand
Thomas
Tobery
Holm
L. de Lauter
M. Cook
Doubs
Ballenger
Douba
Bul King
Llkely
Boxing Reminiscences Marking Milestones Across Decades
One year ago Max Schmeling stopped Mickey Walker in round eight at Madison Square Garden. Five years ago Sergean t Sammy Eaker defeated Young Carcets TIE in Chicago to rise as a top welterweight title challenger. Ten years ago Joel planned daily practices while a league meeting prepared to bring Papyrus to Belmont for a $100,000 national race.
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Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Madison Square Garden
Sammy Eaker
Young Carcets
Chicago
Middletown Soccer Club elects leaders for 1933 34 season
At a lively Middletown Model Garage meeting Willard Futz Rudy was chosen manager Ike Wise named captain and Pat Nikirk secretary treasurer for the 1933 34 season A Thursday workout at 5 90 and a Sunday session at 1 30 were announced The club plans to attend the County Soccer League meeting at the Y M C A on Friday with many members present including Richard Kefanuver George Holter Cyrus Ridly and others.
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Middletown
Willard “Futz" Rudy
Gari “Ike Wise
Charles “Pat Nikirk
Richard Kefanuver
George Holter
Cyrus Ridly
Richard, Zeigler
Calvin Wise
Arthur Cline
Claude Plush
Leo Brandenburg
Grayson Summers
Clark Palmer
William Null
Frank Keller
Davis Shafer
Bruce Kepler
Ray Gladhill
Merril Sitter
William Sicler
George Kefauver
Lloyd Routzahn
Colman Hauver
Willie Adams
David Rudy
Paul Smith
Paul Culler
Roland Huiler
Richard Rieeny
Declaration Of Minor Suit After Two Passes
The article analyzes a bridge bidding scenario in which after two passes, third hand should not pass. North opens with club, South bids two clubs, introducing risky play. East, West, and North navigate the ensuing play with heart and spade discards and trumping decisions, highlighting potential trouble from a constructived bid sequence.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
South
Weet
North
East
West
Fast
Bridge play sequence misreads a trick by East and declarer
The notes describe a bridge hand where dummy plays Aces and Finesses. East wins with the ace of clubs, cashes a spade, and after several leads and discards, the declarer undertrumps in dummy with eight. East then holds the last trick to secure both ace and king of clubs.
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East
Fast
Noth
Weat
Westrope's 213th win stirs debate on modern records
The column recalls Little Jack Westrope surpassing a so called modern mark and questions the validity of 1908 era records. It notes Walter Miller with 388 wins in 1906 and 324 in 1907 and mentions other jockeys and historic feats while joking about ancient racing eras and terms.
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Little Jack Westrope
Johnny Gilbert
Vincent Powers
Walter Miller
Dodgers Take Fifth as Beating Phillies Ends Series
Walter Beck pitched effectively as the Brooklyn Dodgers won their fifth straight, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 0 in the third game of the final series at Ebbets Field. Brooklyns hitters rapped 16 hits led by Glenn Wright Hack Wilson Linus Frey and Chick Furlis.
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Philadelphia
Walter Beck
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Snipe” Hansen
Cy Moore
Glenn Wright
Hack Wilson
Linus Frey
Wright
Wilson
Frey
Chick Furlis
Redbirds Even Little World Series With Buffalo
Colum bus hosts the Little World Series as Redbirs beat Buffalo 8 to 4 in the second game. Paul Dean and Jim Winford pitched for the winners, handing Buffalo the setback. Rust removal tip appears but is unrelated to the game.
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Columbus Redbiras
Buffalo
Paul Dean
Jim Winford
Intersectional Series Of Games Opens This Week
New York dispatch outlines a heavy opening week for major college football as top teams face fellow contenders and weaker foes. Temple, Army, Navy, Pitt, and others launch campaigns with high hopes after last week’s upsets, while conference matchups across the South West East and West loom large.
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Ami
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Los Angeles
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Oregon State
California
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Thefornia Aggies
Nevada
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Loyola
Frederick Trojans to play doubleheader Sunday at Ever Park
The Frederick Trojans speedball team, formerly Y M C A, will meet the Athens of York Pa Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in Ever Park. The local city champions face a team that claims the speedball championship of Pennsylvania in a notable double-header.
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Athens
York
Ever Park
Meetir
Speedbell ci
Maryland Scrimmage Prep Before St John’s Open
University of Maryland will hold a scrimmage this afternoon in College Park against a Cathole versity team as practice for the opener with St John’s at College F Saturday. The Cardinals aim to challenge Lasall Philadelphia in Washington. News advertising pays big divide Invest in it.
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Jock
Whitney
Greentree
Templeton
Wincton Grist
University of Maryland Th
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Lasall
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Washington
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