Walkersville and Liberty Highs Battle to Double Tie
In heat and limited practice both Walkersville and Liberty high school football and soccer teams played to a 4 4 tie at Liberty town. Liberty led late after scoring on a penalty kick by Evzler and a second half field goal by Etzler. Walkersville answered with goals by Hummer Port and Etzler. Substitutions and ragged play marked both ends as the season opens with Middletown visiting Cadet Field for a double program of soccer and speedball.
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H S Speedball And Soccer Games
The report details multiple high scoring high school events. Eagles and Bluebirds posted dominant wins while the Lions, Sharks and Bluesbirds also showed strong offense in Tuesday games. Subsequent notes mention Walkersville at Emm ittebury in an ensuing schedule.
Play-Off Schedule Set for Saturday in County League
Emmitsburg president M J Thompson blocked by injuries and miscommunication, Howard Gray of Union Bridge and sponsor Robert Grove organized a Saturday playoff at Union Brintee starting at 3 p.m. The series may move to WeCurdy Field in October for a third game if needed. A double-header follows Sunday at McCurdy Field between Frederick Hustlers and Front Royal All-Stars.
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Virginia
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Umnist Weekly
Carroll
Blue Ridge League Ends Season in Hagerstown Meeting
Blue Ridge League holds 8 pm session in Hagerstown to wrap up the season. Principal item is distributing league treasury funds with each team receiving a $50 forfeit and a share of the balance. Officials include President Le N Gye and Shipler Kerman Gubtsch Akers among attendees.
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Edward M.i Akers
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Beasonts Dominate Phillies 5-0 in New York
Yesterday in the American League the Beasonts shut out Philadelphia 5 to 0 at New York. Beston improved to 1-8 after the loss, while Washington beat Cleveland 3-0 and St. Louis edged Cleveland 3-2. Today’s games include Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia with Chicago visiting Detroit.
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National League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 4 New York 0. Boston 9 Brooklyn. Chicago 1 Cincinnati 1. St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2. Today’s schedule includes Boston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York. Pittsburgh at St Louis and Cincinnati at Chicago. Redbirds 4 Bluebirds 10.
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Giants Lose Ground in NL Pennant Race
Philadelphia the Phillies edged the Giants 4-0 behind Curtis Days as New York fell one game back in the National League standings. The Cardinals also beat Pittsburgh 3-2, tightening the pennant chase with both teams in pursuit of St Louis.
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Daredevils Show Set for Frederick Fair Friday
The International Congress of Daredevils plans a hair raising program at the Frederick Fair Grounds on Friday October 12 as part of the fair's final day. A head on collision between two cars at 40 miles an hour is a key act, with one car driven by Fargo Chicago stunt man and the other needing a willing local driver. Bidding for local volunteers is open via B Ward Beam Frederick. The act is one of 12 events on the Congress program.
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Los Angeles
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Witty” Fargo
Chicago
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Car license fees per vehicle in 1933 United States
In 1933 passenger cars in the United States paid license and registration fees totaling 12.67 dollars per vehicle.
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