State Gridron Teams Get Active
The 1933 Maryland gridiron season opens with about 250 college players in early drills across the state as teams prepare for opening games. Maryland faces St John’s of Annapolis at College Park while Navy meets William and Mary. Western Maryland hosts Scranton, Mount St Mary’s meets Georgetown, and Baltimore plays Canisius. Navy and Maryland hope for strong showings. Maryland’s board remains pessimistic about material, while Western Maryland, Mount St Mary’s, and Washington anticipate bright campaigns.
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Maryland
University of Marland
St. John's
Annapalis
Collowe Park
Navy
Wiliam and Mary
Western Maryland
Hetory
Invader Scronton
St .Thomas
Mount St. Mary's
Georgetown
Washington
University of Baltimore Willark Te Canisius
Severn
Navy Husklea
Wieser E
Rip) Miller
Mount St Mary's
National League standings and schedule update
In National League action Festerdas's Kemba Boston leads a mixed slate with New York and Philadelphia tied at three, Brooklyn at two, and other clubs having games today. Several matches are scheduled as the circuit reshapes its outlook.
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Festerdas
Kemba
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Broolyn
American League Yesterday's Revalte Schedule Noted
Yesterday's revalte shows no games scheduled. Today's board lists New York at Philadelphia. Other clubs have no scheduled games.
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Gavnet
Ruth Pitching at Yankee Stadium in Forgotten World Series Shadows
The article recalls Babe Ruth pitching for the Red Sox in 1918 and the ghosts of players who faced him in that series. It notes Ruth’s early World Series start, the Cubs and Robins lineups, and a later Northwestern football anecdote about Pug Rentner being replaced by Luke Fessler after mixed signals from coach Dick Hanley.
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Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Robins
Johnston
Dausert
Slyera
Wheat
Culshaw
Mowrer
Olson
Miller
Wap Sherrod Smith
Hnroper
Walker
Walsh
Lows
Hig Dick Hoeblizer
Janvrin
Dereen Stottall Snort
Larry Gardner
Thomas
Sherry
Daubert
Myers
Culahan
Cuba
Cubs
Flack
Holiacher
Mann
Paskett
Merkle
Pick
Deal
Pug Rentner
Northwestern
Corker
Wildcats
Dick Hanley
Pug
Pinalty
Afer Rantner
Luke Fessler
Luke
Hanley
Cosen
Professional rganized team Brewers and college football captains named
Sport Tips notes James Enright of Loyola links with Mike Thompson to form a pro outfit called the Brewers with players including Ernie Velten Joe Gubris Ed Ruscavate Norbert Sullivan and others from Loyola St Marys Holy Cross and Western Maryland. It also reports captains Jim Dunn and Al Sadusky named cocaptains for the 1933 Maryland eleven and previews upcoming college and professional games with stars from Northwestern Michigan Minnesota Georgetown and Chicago Bears all routed through the Washington area. The piece mentions World Series share allocations for Senators personnel and a Little World Series postponement due to rain with New Orleans Pelicans winning the Dixie series. It ends noting a 1934 smallpox death toll among American Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James “Happy Enright
Loyola College
Mike Thompson
Baltimore Firemen
Erid Teant
Brewers
Ernie Velten
Joe Gubris
Ed Ruscavate
Norbert Sullivan
Mord
St. Mary's
Jess Krajovic
Maryland
Parks
SL. John’s
Hardwick
V. P. Ie
Dewitt Goffman
Loyola
Don Kelly
Holy Cross
Tang
Frederick High Bears Down Walkersville in 4-0 Practice
Frederick High School defeated Walkersville 4-0 at Cadet Field in a Tuesday practice, Ed Nikirk and Johnny James scoring while the Cadets pressed Walkersville’s defense. Coaches Aldridge and Gross praised the squad’s improved offense and depth as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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Walkersville
Buck Aldridge
Frederick High School
Cadet Field
Glade Valleyites
Frederick
Walkeraville
Ed Nikirk
Johnny James
Bob Garrett
James
Aldridge
Bill Gross
Middletown
Bill Hauer
Haver
Homer Remsberg
Cline
Walfe
Boob” Wise
Roland Hauver
Hauger
Thirmpant
Cadet Plaid
Brunswick
Mud- Airtown
Emmitsburg
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for Homer L Geihaugh and Anna S Buchanan of Hershey Pennsylvania. Frank T Murphy of Allenwood and Mary M Brownlee of Elvin. court property deeds show Carrie Holland and husband to Harry Green, county, $10. Rachel Griffith to Nettle Wood, county, $3,000. Ernest Flanian and wife to Potomac Edison Co, county, $10. Andrew R Bowers executor to Gali Cutshal and wife, county, $7,000. power of attorney Elsie Doreus et al to Maurice J Aibaueh, counts, $15.
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Homer Lewis Geihaugh
Anna Susan Buchanan
Hershey
Frank T. Murphy
Allenwood
Mary M. Brownlee
Elvin
Carrie W. Holland
Harry W. Green
Rachel J. Griffith
Nettle R. Wood
Et al
Ernest W. Flanian
Potomac Edison Company
Andrew R. Bowers
Gali L. Cutshal
Power OC
Elsie I. Doreus
Maurice J. Aibaueh
Recreation Bowling League Schedule 1924 Season
Rearranged as a compact schedule listing many matches between Frederick Tailoring Company Potomac Edison Grove Lime Company Knights of Pythias Roney Motor Company American Five H M E B M E B Y M E B and others from October to April. It shows opponents by date, including back-to-back weeks and half-season splits, reflecting a lengthy local bowling league run.
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Frederick Iron and Bree] Company
Frederick Tailoring Company
Roney Motor Company
Grove Lime Company
Von
Knights of Pythias
Potome Edison
H. de # Traimmen ve. Ronéy Motor Company
M. EB
Grove Linhe Company
Potomac Raison
Knights of Pythian
American Five
Muse Tailoring Company
Frederick Iron and Steel
Potomac Edison
Grove Line Company
Muse Tailor
Ameri~ San Five
Muse ‘Tailoring Company
Knights of Pythios
H. & F. Trammeh
Prederick Tailoring Company
Prederick Tron and Steel
Frederick Taloring Company
H. & F. Trainmen
Knights of Pything
Yhaweermeee
Frederick Taloring, Company
Reenene Iron and Steel
Muse Tailoring Somcan
Potomac Edison Ve. x. M. E
Frederick Wsibeia Company
Frederick Tailoring, Company
Frederick Iron and Steed
Knights of Pythiss
American Ye
Teeter
M. EE
I Frederick Iron and Steel
H. & F. Trainment Potomac Edison
Frederick Iron and Size
M. BB
American
Danasty
Muse Tailoring
Knights of Prythias
Amercen Five
Y. M. EB
Frederick Tron and Steel
YMEB
Ertck Iron and Steel
Frederick Tailoring Co
American Fire
Potomac Edigon
A. F. Traismen
Ve. M. EB
Trainments
Ve. V. M. EB
Frederick Iron and Brees
Rutley Motor Company
Frederick Tailoring
M. EB. B
Frederick Ryon and Steel
BONES
END WITH VICTORY Aalerevlie Blue Birds Defeat Cedar Tota
Cedar Grove and Walkersville clash as Aalerevlie Blue Birds win in a tense game. Key players include G. Ramsburg Eaves and Warrenfelts with two bases hits and a three base Shaw. Winning pitcher Eaves, final score reflects strong offense and solid defense.
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Tota
Ib Blom
Warrenfeltz
Cedar Grove
Walkersvile- Tololoil
Walkersville
G. Ramsburg
Eaves
Warrenfelts
B. Keeney
Shaw
Trout
M. Warrenffelts
Nazh
Spear
Frits
B. Warrenfelts
M. Warrenfelts
B. Keen
M. Warrenfeltz
Nash
B. Warrenfeltz
Dorsey
Houck
Arverne Handicap winner at Aqueduct beats Halcyon
Five years ago Cyril Tolley won the French Open with a 283. Ten years ago the VI Marine Corps rifle team captured a National Rifle Association test at Camp Petty Ohio. Walkersville soccer practice called for Sunday at 1 50 P M with open positions and reporting required within seven miles. Aeronautics Branch issues AT airway maps marking one fifth of the national charting project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VI. Marine Corps
Walkersville
Frederick County
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
Sectional Airways
United States
Cantwell Wins 30th Game Of The Season
New York reports Cantwell of the Boston Braves pitched well en route to win his 30th game by defeating the Giants 5 to 3 as Pinkey Whitney homered in the third. Hubbell and Deen contributed for the Giants but Cantwell and his defense secured the victory with multiple double plays.
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New York
Cantwell
Boston Braves
Ely
Giants
Fafimelee
Twe Flingers
Carl Hubbell
Dissy Deen
St. Louis
Inguiliat
Bosteelds
Pinkey Whitney
Tenn
Parmai¢e
Boston
Imaiee
Richards
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Princeton
Willam and Mary
Mercer
Rip” Miller
H.c.curley
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Tulane
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Johns Hopkins
Arthur A. Malloy
Emamiteburg
Mteee
Shepherd
Richard C
Dick) Harlow
Harlow
al Washington
Washington College
J. Tom Kibler
Universty of
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Mountclair Teachers’ College
Ballmore
Bucky Miller
Russell Bender
Audie Millerto
Ray van Orman
Blue Jay
Tony) Comerford
Greyhounds
Sesson
M. Talbot
Tody) Riggs
St. Johns
Annap- Oms
Paine
Wo Gates
Ww. L. Pet
Bob Piteburgh
Chicago
St. Lows
Boston OD
Philadephia
Gamer Today
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Poveiders
She United
OHS
William Branchey
Bill Milifer
Big Jim
Hippo
Vaughn
Babe
Gorge Tyler
George Herman
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland College
Jimmy Dunn
al Sadusky
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Hadlow
Harold Koppe
Tram College Park
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Younder
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Al-Marvinnd
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Chiffith Stadium
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Minnesota
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Rob Russell
Bo Morenda
Michigan
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Griffith Stadium
Chrig Oagle
Bhipwreck Kelly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bankhead Ox Bordeaux
Washington Senators
Joe Cronin
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Cliff Bolten
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al Crowder
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International League
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Court News
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CEEY
Landay
Matey Pins Albaugh
W. Patrick Street
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
Aalerevlie
Blue Birds
Cedar
Bluebirds
Keeney
B. Warrentelts
Retin Fe
Ratmeburg
Clem
A. Crum
M. Warrenfelt
Ramabury
Rippéon
Moxley
Foreman
Fritz
Pmana
Fogle
Beard
Walkersvile
AB. R. HO
A. Clem
Ramsburg
B. Wamilta
W. Crum
Duncan
G. Trout
If. Uy
Zimmerman
William M. Moore
Vanderpool
Aqueduct
Whitney
Halcyon
Camp Petty
Van
Ralph Boy
Phillies
Hack
Fallis
Shaute
Mungo
Lopez
Elliott
Todd
R HK
Richfield
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