Cubs Must Win Four To Tie Pennant, Bruins Hold Lead
Cubs need all four remaining games to tie the pennant with the Bruins in a tight Nations League race. A washout doesn’t help the Cubs as they trail by four games over the World Champions, who lost the major league game. In other action, the Yankees beat the Senators 4 to 2 as Murphy homered and New York secured its seventh straight win with Lanahan and Russell combining on the mound. Rain postponed all others. upcoming games: New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Chicago at St Louis.
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Inter-City Bowling Showdown At Frederick Arena
National Ducks Congress champions from Baltimore and Washington lead eight top bowers in a intrastate event at 410 North Market Street. Notable pair Hugh Cravies and Perce Were headline a star doubles roster with Helen Spencer, Mary Galew, Thelma Fling, and Florence Deuplass among top bunglers. Braddock Heights and Mt Rainier figures join the field as Maryland and regional stars vie for early season supremacy in doubles and team play.
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Do You Remember One Leap At Card Event
In a retrospective note a five year ago amateur competition featured Brbin Jones placing second to Sam while Gene Homans achieved a notable eight and seven score. Ten years ago Charles Hof led a Norwegian team setting a bold record at Heanglon with a thirteen inch milestone.
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Otterback Appointed Referee For County Scholastic League
Charles Otterback of Brunswick has been appointed as referee for the county scholastic league. He will oversee soccer games in both divisions next Tuesday. Marguerite Muses, FPAL official of Baltimore, and Will Dandie are listed in the ceremony.
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Emmitshure H S Coaches Predict Strong Prospect for Title
Yonkers, coach of Emmitsburg high school athletics, projects strong boys soccer prospects and aims to defend the county title. The Blue and White squad emphasizes defense and forward scoring, with several veterans and a wide pool of candidates competing for starting berths.
Skill Follows Luck In Bridge Play At Cleland Club
A detailed bridge hand from the Cleland Whist Club shows declarer using skill over luck to force a six no trump contract. The narrative describes opening leads, finesses, and card by card play, noting the dramatic swing when opponents misdefend and declarer preserves the line to win the hand. The writeup highlights the tension and precision in slam attempts and the payoff from expert technique.
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Brunswick player leads in B State baseball league feats
A garbled recap notes Brunswick star Jack Brady and Frederick Count’s standout Jan McQu ten among leading hitters. Mentions coaches, veterans, and multiple teams across the league, with scattered stats and names, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Will Ring Down Curtain Sunday At McCurdy Field
Fredrick Hustlers close their baseball season with a Sunday 7:30 p.m. game at McCurdy Field. Bee Renn rallies former Frederick ACG and Adamstown players plus three veterans as Clarence Blethen and Bernard Hartman of Knoxville Club join. Blethen may pitch. Hartman in outfield. Jack Baerso to catch. Manager Frank Six leans toward Don Race as starter. After Sunday the Hustlers disband with players moving to football, soccer or basketball as McCurdy Field is taken over by the football squad on October 6.
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Mount St Mary's Sees Find In Coming Smyth
Mount St Marys eyes a new quarterback prospect from Philadelphia as a leading candidate for the backfield. Head coach Joe Lawler weighs Smyth’s speed and kicking ability, with Smyth tipped for a heavy role alongside Smyth, Seesney, and Rey in a competitive fall lineup.
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Memel Territory unrest fuels pre election strife reports
German press highlights farmers mutiny and strike in Memel Territory as election approaches for the Landtag amid regional tensions. Reports from the Memel border describe unrest spreading toward Kaunas and wider Baltic area disturbance in early wartime context.
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Exerfed Two Race Entrants Shine at Havetown Grounds
Bub Direct, driven by Joe Exar and Dom Gratton, owned by 4 Evier of Thurmont, competed in the second race at the Havetown Park grounds on Thursday.
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Braddock Promises to Trim Louis in Chicago Duel
Braddock declares I am the guy to beat Joe Louis and vows to press the champ hard. He talks of a June fight plan, boasting a sharp left and right, and says Bear Baer and rivals Carnera and Levi were scared in their time, while praising his readiness for Louis.
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American League Schedule: New York, Detroit, Cleveland Games
In today’s American League, New York takes on Washington, while Boston visits New York, Detroit meets Chicago, and Louw faces Cleveland as Washington competes with Philadelphia.
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