Maryland Elevens Triumph Across Rival Camp
Thias of Maryland led standout football elevens to a 14 6 win over Camp Meade Tank School at Emmitsburg while Maryland's eleven routed Washington College 43 to 9. Western Maryland opened with a 12 3 victory over Gettysburg. scores listed include Loyola 2 Western Maryland 12 and Mount St Marys 14 Tank School 6. The Tank School squad beat badly by Mount St Marys earlier, then fought back in later drives.
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Thias
Maryland
St Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Camp Meade Tank School
University of Marland
Washington College
Westerns
Maryland College
Gettysburg
Loyale
Schuylkill
Reading
Washington Collaze
Loyola
Western Maryland
Gettygburg
Mount St Mary's
Tank School
Nountaingers
Angso
Canadien Ye's
Jata
Canadia
Mrcw
Trimbir Tland
Breiner
Emuk Casey
Facks
Miller
Ofalussy Tutiangana
Shea . Wells
Slaughter Machamer Wetzel
Wees Weisback
Wurz Harens Williams
McRobie Miller
Janowski Bender
Pelton Spansier
McMa
Ns Wachobd
Chamens Hubisack
Brandt
Salim
Gettyshurs
Gettispure- Kropchak
Bream
Welle
Wachob
Crider
Hail
Tockes
Wells
Jones
Hair
Tucker
Western
Jer
MrMains
Gumsack
Chambers
Clear
Machamer Long
McMains
Long Chambers
Gumeack
Neal
Long
Norris
Clark
Janowtski
saais—Nachamerhs
NcMains
Spangler
Wells Holing Hail
Lang Ih
Hall
Gethraburz
Craic
Penn Stata
Winsare
Penn
Healtheaman— Welch
Calgate
Old Master And Ex Pupil May Meet In World Series
The 1926 world series could pit Miller Huggins and his former pupil Rogers Hornsby against the St Louis Cardinals. Hornsby rose from rookie to star after a farm year and 20 pound growth, becoming a premier second baseman and key to the Yankees or Cardinals success, while Huggins’ fame as manager with the Yankees is already established.
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Yankees
Cardinals
Miller Nazins
St Tanus
Rogers Hornsby
Majos AL
Waller
Hornsby
Aft
Haezine
Tuo
Woinshy
Huggins
St Louis
Hugsins
Texas
Camel Vene
New York
St. Tanis
UG Huggins
Art Hornsby
Pu mi
Loaches: small fish with big reach across Asia
Nature magazine outlines the loach birds as numerous and widespread in Asia and Europe. It notes about 90 species, many in central and eastern Asia, with some in high elevations and others in lowlands and tropical India. Some varieties in Japan’s stagnant waters and a pretty type in rice fields.
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Austin H. Clare
Earth
Alan Institution
Europe
Asia
Central
Eastern
Bers
India
Japan
TUNDRA FISH SURVEY AND REGIONAL NOTES
Washington column outlines tundra fish behavior in winter rivers and ponds across northern areas, noting thick ice cover and spring thaw. The piece mentions regional observations, local names, and scattered personal notices from Meyersville and nearby towns about community members visiting and family travels amid illness and death in the area.
Washington residents visit relatives in Maryland and beyond
Famur of Washington DC spent Sunday with his father John Garnand. Geo Green and daughter from near Chewsville visited Nancy Green. Wachtel and daughters Ellen and Ruth visited the Morsells in Frederick. George W Bittle and wife left for Pittsburgh to join relatives and board a train with the American Bankers Association for Los Angeles for about a month. A large group including Moser, Metz, Greens, Lothe Green, Clare Moser, Leis Moser, Cora Hubert, Kaetzl, Arnold, and Ida Shepley visited C. P. Marker’s family in BurKittsville and surrounding areas.
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Famur
Washington, D. C
John Garnand
Geo. Green
Chewsville
Birs
Nancy Green
William S$. Wachtel
Ellen
Ruth
Wiliam Morsell
Frederick
Geo. W. Bittle
Pittsburgh
Visi
Rev. J. Elmer Bittle
Bankers’ Association
Los Angeles
Geo Moser
Harry Metz
Daniel Green
Mis
Lothe Green
Boodsboro
Clare Moser
Leis Moser
Cora Hubert
Kaetzel
Hagerstown
Toho T. Arnold
Burkittsville
Ida Shepley
C. P. Marker
Daily Radio Program Listings and Station Mix
Radio grid outlines Monday schedule from WEAF to WEAF and stations across the U S with times, programs, and featured orchestras and concerts. Indexed by city and station, it notes a wide array of regional broadcasts and hour by hour offerings including classical, opera, dance, and news segments.
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Cove
Ames
Iowa
Lwbals
Boston
Rogkfon
Ite Breannray Wis
Metropolitan Thaptre
Casitacy Tunce Orchestra
Statler
Nestea Wma
Ruffald
Dinngh Mudic
Muncal Vageam
Wwe
Harlott
Solmeta
American Legion
WGMB
Moore
Lambario
Beteyney Bersart Orchestre
WFAA
Dallas
Fale
Detroit
Spz
Bjaner
Oro
Vette Maplea
Fort Worth
Fiddle Hind
Hartford
Aforker Gow News
Corahneker
Hesten
Lancett Progran
Hot Springs
Raeel
Dine Mug
Pia
Prea Muambers
Sul
Iowa City
Monetan
Pagan
Angeles
Solders
Memphis
Wee
Paul Ai
Lee Lang
Orchestes
Orars
WEAF
Reise Recytal
CFCF
Montreal
Orrbertea
Saeth
Ogchestes
Apu
Mspace
Pers Castes South
Oreneatra
Vitos Radio Seven
Soia Aetiate
Marie Fookly
Thik
Sinaie’ Hawkins
Artnty
Amera Mereah Singh
Hofbran Orchestra
New York
Madison Orchestra
Nmaxwell Ensemble
West Point Fragrant
Leonard’s
Breheste
Nyc
Mutts
Consett
WGRS
Mune
WWHN
WLWL
WMCA
WMSG
Sis Loure of Sartety Kgo
Oakland
Roy Mente
Lake Merritt Ducks
WOAW
Omaha
Dante Music
WOO
Philadelphia
Srhana
League Centennial
Sam Brown
WCAL
Pmutseurch
Willian Penn
O-Sports
Garaan
Julleten
de Peyton
WIAR
Providence
WEAP
WRVA
Richmond
Og & Jt
Thahg
Scion
Richmond Hotel
SAHG
Richmond Hill
Solag
Syuchtophore
ST. LO
KPO
San Francisco
KET
Morularim Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
Capel Theatre
Aleppa
Troy
Washington
Maxwell Benembe
Peveram Ye
Worcester
Nas
Senate
Jaonday
SILI
Chicago
CNR
KEL Seas
WHS
WCHD
WJJD
CKCL
Manush Leads Tigers With Powerful Bat for 1930s Detroit Bid
Billy Evans predicts Heinie Manush will top the Tigers in this season’s batting chase, with Harry Heilman of the Tygars unlikely to repeat his 192 batting pace. Manush, who joined Detroit in 1933, has surged since stepping into the lineup replacing Cobh Manish. He aims for roughly 380 in batting while showcasing a superb left-handed swing and extra-base power through a season already featuring 14 homers. He came to prominence in Omaha in 1922 with a .376 average, and after brief stints in Western Canada and Omaha, he blossomed in Detroit posting strong marks, including a .303 average last year.
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Cardinals
Nigeins
Teagner
Huggins
Ge Cardino
Seca Bise Plas
Hurgin
Hornsby
Hiernsby
Ovent Wepbandan
Learues Lis
Sease
Manor Teague
Dallas «Lth
Texas Teague
Dans
Detroit
Harry Heilman
Tygars
Helnip Manush
Manush
Cobh
Manigh
Manish
Tigers
Edmonton
Omaha
Detrot
Heinie Manush
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Washigton
Mountaineers
South Catholic University
Norfolk Navy Yard Marines
West Virginia University
Davis and Elkins
Georgia Tech
Qglathropas
Waka
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg College
Virginia Military Institute
University of Richmond
University of Virginia
Hampden Sidney
Wake Forest, College
University of North Carolina
South Carolina
Erskine
Virginia, Poly Institute
Roamake College
William and Mary
Randolph- Macay
Shel
St. Francis
Woodverry Forest
Benedictine
East University of Pittsburgh
Allegheny Gallege
Syracuse
Hobart
Penn State
Susquehanna
Washington and Jefferson
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Branklin and Marshall
Columbia
Vermont
Lafayette
Muhlenberg
Colgate
Hamilton
Dartmouth
Norwich
Temple
Ursinus
Lebanon
Valley
Ville Nova
Urass
Narah Bentinek
Lata Far
MAG Pape
Babe Ruth
George Herman
Bingtown
Centerfeld
Babe
Louis van Ooyen
NE Service, Inc
Cleveland
Hudgins
Nature Magazine
Austin H Clark
Smithtonian Institution
Azmns
Washington, D.C
Jifa
Myersville
Sisyteq
Harshman
Gataand
United Prepa
Hou
Grand Opaca
Wik
WRC
Wcco-Standinasian
WDAF
WSB
Agalubenies
Lanka
Tangard
Billy Evans
Cuyler and
Mostil
Hazen Cuyler
Johnny Mostil
Maryland Theatre
W. L. O ’Fisher
Mae Marsh
Ben Hendricks
Sasha Winter
Bark Schenck
Ivor McFadden
Thomas Mills
Basil King
Garden of Charity
William Desmond
Bilgen Sedgwick
Treat
Teesday
Rosemary Davies
the Ideal Garage Co. Inc
Frederick Md
Ea Ghiye
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