Cardinals Earn Narrow Win Over Giants in Soft Pace Fight
Sept 27 in Louisville the Cardinals beat the last place Reds 5-4 as the Giants’ NL lead slipped. The outcome sets up a pivotal rematch tomorrow with New York idle, while Cincinnati and Brooklyn loom as possible season deciders.
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National League results from St Louis and beyond
Festerclass results show St Louis beating Cincinnati 8 to 7 and Philadelphia 2 to 7. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Other clubs not scheduled. Games today include Boston at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St Louis.
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County H. 5 Soccer League Southern Division Results
Verdant Barth Brunswick defeated Thurmoent 4 to 0 in the Southern Division league. Brunswick plays Frederick Wednesday and Thurmont at Middletown on Thursday. Yesterday’s Fieldball results list Brunswick 3 Merick at Frederick 2.
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Streaks in local leagues amid muddled scores
The Redbirds beat the Bluebirds 7 to 2 at Cadet Field in Section 2 speed ball. Whales defeated Eels 9 to 7 in Section 1 K J League. Sunfish edged Sharks something to claim a win. Players Hassan Stewart Crum and Beil lead notable fielding and batting for multiple teams amid a chaotic box of names and positions.
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Eels
Sever Effent
Sunfish Rkelomon
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Pat Redbirds
Peederick Soccer Club Forms For 1934 25 Campaign
The Peederick Soccer Club organized at a meeting Tuesday night electing Edward M. Akers as president and Don Rice as manager for the 1934 25 season. Officers include Ceo Cove secretary and treasurer Pete Crawford. Captain Charles Bell advertising manager. Players listed as contenders for positions include Val Day Frank James John James Tom Gardner and others. Practice will be held each evening at Cadet Field with all candidates urged to attend.
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Edward M. Akers
Don Rice
Cove
Pete Crawford
Neld
Charles Bell
Val Day
Frank
John James
Tom Gardner
Austin
Brushey
Sherman Aaines
Richard Foxle
Franklin Hoasler
Robert Garrett
Thomas Michael
Arthur Fogle
E. Moberly
W. Dover
N. H. Lamb
George Chove
Robert McLaren
Elton Smith
Pete Keefer
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Remembering past sports stars and a gold standard pledge
The page recalls past figures: Joe Cronin, Curt Hubbell, and Chark Klein named as outstanding players. It notes Helen Hicks winning the Canadian women's open at Hamilton a decade ago. Babe Ruth and Riggs Stephenson figure in a ten year ago tally. It also reports the Federal Advisory Council telling the Federal Reserve Board there is no real recovery and a return to the gold standard.
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Curt Hubbell
Chark Klein
Helen Hicks
Haraiiton
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Riggs Stephenson
Federal Reserve Board
Walter Lichtenstein
Leo- National Bank of Chicage Ay ‘Ri Omade
Playoff rule proposed if Giants and Cardinals tie for NL title
The National League would stage a best of three playoff starting next Tuesday in St Louis if the Giants and Cardinals finish tied for the league championship. A second game would be in New York the next day, with a potential third game in New York on the following Thursday.
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Finesse Lessons In Bridge From A Wom McKenney
Secretary McKenney explains finesse odds and bidding cues in bridge. He notes finesse success around 30 percent unless bidding signals high cards, urges seeking plays with at least five percent win chance, and analyzes a sample contract where South defends in no heart forcing sequence.
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Ding
The Play in a Bridge Hand: Squeeze Tactics Observed
A bridge hand puzzle describes West cashing spades and East discarding diamonds. The proposed line finesses East into a squeeze on the last trump, aiming to reveal the king of diamonds and force multiple discards.
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Duplicate-E. and W. bridge hand from opening road-a
A fragment from a bridge column shows a mixed hand with a14 for North and a6 for South and a sequence of passes. The notation includes INT and opened with 4 as the final contract, with subsequent passes by all players.
Brunswick High Downs Thurmont In State Soccer Clash
Brunswick High School opened defense of the State P A L soccer title with a 4 0 win over Thurmont in a Southern Division match in Thurmont. Hammond and Barnard scored as Brunswick dominated play and kept the ball in Thurmont territory most of the afternoon. Thurmont used reserves and later fell 3 2 in fieldball after a late penalty deciding score.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW'S GAMES
Yesterday Renee Omeage and Detren led the action as the American League teams prepared for today’s slate. An update lists the scheduled games for Boston Cleveland and other clubs with lineups and times.
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Detren
Local Visitors and Social Falls in Harney and Nearby Towns
Social notes detail visits by Mr and Mrs Carlton Jones and son J William Slagenhaupt to Viola Slagenhaupt and D Hilter Brick. Charles Moose and family with Charles Hoffman at Silver Run. Charles Beck of Manchester visiting with parents. Mildred Stambaugh of Ardendville with her parents. McAbee family from Baltimore with Milton Spangler. Rev Mr Schmidt from Johnstown preached at St Pauls on Sunday on a Growing Religion. Mary Hawk hosted diners with L B Eckenmode and others. Hannah Eckenrode hosted Rostoe Kiser and Seronda Tora Mes To Pebeneade. Mrs French visiting with Mot Samuel Hawn. remaining fragments.
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Rostoe Kiser
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