Mount St Marys Opens Season Against Georgetown
Mount St Marys College coach Arthur Malloy believes the Mountaineers will be stronger this season with more experience speed and reserves. The opening game is against Georgetown University with Mountaineers aiming for surprises and a solid veteran lineup led by backs Devaney Norris Hopkins and others as Navy William and Mary and Maryland also face key absences and tougher matchups.
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National League Yesterday's Results Brief
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn defeated Boston 4 to 2 after 10 innings. Other clubs had games or scheduling notes with a second game called and Brooklyn at Boston on the slate, while additional matchups were not scheduled.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
In the American League yesterday Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 New York defeated Washington 11 to 9 Other games not scheduled For today Washington visits New York Boston travels to Philadelphia Other clubs not listed Coaching staff updates note AY Keer ferme Pesbalynterer with the Hagerstown Hubs in the Brut Ridge League and former University of Pennsylvania geeknext scar Ana joined Muhlenberg College’s erect ing MALT bs easiest to Coach Johnny Thsiso old Peon gud sar.
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Ash Can Derby to Feature Ancient Cars at Frederick Fair
The Ash Can Derby, a novelty auto race, will be staged at the Frederick Fair on Friday afternoon October 13 as part of the International Congress of Daredevils attractions. Open to Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia drivers, cars valued at 40 or less may enter. No professional drivers, no entry fee, and prize money for the winner and for the driver with the most amusing machine. entrants must submit name, address, age and car details to Beam, Frederick Fair. Final track rules will be kept secret until race day.
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Brunswick High Team to Have Raw Material
Brunswick High School soccer prospects are surveyed by Coach Harry O. Smith. The team begins with a raw material pool after the 1st June graduation left the line and goalkeeper position open. Junior players Walker, Omdoril and Nokes are regulars, while Woods is the only experienced line candidate. Tylted candidates compete for forward and back positions as the squad prepares for its opening game against Boonshoro, then Middletown.
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Frederick A C closes season with 9 to 6 win over Boonsboro
The Frederick Athletic Club baseball team wrapped up its season with a 9 to 6 victory over the Boonsboro Yellow Jackets at Boonsboro in seven innings. Tolbert pitched seven strong innings for Boonsboro, while MacKenzie held the locals to five hits through six. A four-run seventh inning, sparked by Hartman’s triple and Wagner, sealed Frederick’s win as Hartman, Himes, and Renn sparked the late rally.
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Eight clubs in Y Bowling League plan eight clubs in Y Bowling League plan
Plans developed at a prior meeting were scrapped Thursday night in the MLC AL Bowling League session and a new set for the 1933 34 season was adopted. Eight clubs will form two divisions open and closed with the Major League and Fraternal League names and the season starts in October with games on weeknights. Forfeit fee set at 5 and rosters due by October 3. Representatives from six organizations attended.
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Russell Meaty
G. K. Baking Company
Jack Hollman
Austin Thomas
Aneritan Legion
Guy Mateny
North Snd Stars
Roy Schroeder
David Mc Kemp
Kiwanis Club
Otho I. Koeller
Titions Club
Robert Shipley
Ray Steele Separated Chest Strain Hinders Frederick Club
Frederick Athletic Club guard Ray Steele shows a chest strain from Sunday practice, sidelining him as he recovers. Team officials report the injury limits his participation while he undergoes treatment and monitoring.
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Big Frederick Athletic Club
Man’s recovery rapid after surgery with driving freedom
He recovered well after removing bandages on Thursday and plans to return to action within a week. His chest and shoulder have improved enough to permit operating an automobile, signaling strong progress.
Klein and Foxx Leading Batters in Major Leagues
New York reports Chuck Klein of the Phillies and Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics as leaders in the major leagues. Klein tops with most hits and Foxx leads in runs batted in and home runs, while several pitchers and other stat leaders are noted, including Cantwell and Timmins in the National League and Grove of the Athletics as AL pitching champion with 24 victories.
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Weight class boxing notes from early era bouts
One year ago Teddy Tonei Can Xoneri defeated Lew Kirsch in the third round of a writting bout in New York. Five years ago the polo team beat Argentina by one 103 in an international match at Westbury New York.
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Braves Tie Dodgers In Doubleheader Opener
In Jocklyn on Sept 28 the Boston Braves won 5-4 in the first game of a doubleheader against Brooklyn, despite being outhit 14-7. Heat caused the second game to be replayed tomorrow. Ray Benge and Huck Betts pitched nine shutout innings in the nightcap.
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World Series Preview as Senators Meet Giants in 1924
Washington Senators and New York Giants prepare for the World Series with Crowder and Stewart starring for the Senators and Cronin and Bill Terry guiding the Giants. Ruth ties homer record as New York beats Washington. Yankees’ Sammy Byrd also homers in a 11-9 win.
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