Frederick Athletic Club to Debut Sunday at Moturdy Wiel
Frederick Athletic Club prepares for its season debut Sunday at 2 30 p m against the Pr worth Pennants of Washington at Moturdy Wiel. The lineup mixes 1932 regulars with newcomers as coaches Bob Lebberg and Hubert Bowers push for sharp play and a successful campaign.
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Prworth
Washington
Bob Lebberg
Hubert Bowsers
Frederick
Petworth
Steven Tenute
Crinnta
Charlie Miller
Devitt Prep
Hank Kessler
Tex Bedell
Et Tech
Petworth Elever
Murrey Hayden
Shawhberg
Thornberg
Lewis
Bicholtz
Hope
Barr
Jackins
Waite
King
E Eddinger
Sherman
Mentrasti
Payne
Campbell
Walsh Meher
McCormick
Stone
Wedinger
L. Murray
Frederick Tine
Nig" Grove
Buck Alexander
Peaser
Grovs
Pandie
Hose
Freed
Beck
Rhinehart
Creager
Opie Soest
Summers
Vaneat
Hartmele Tee Tnekine
Mensing
Temple Defeats Thiel College In Early Football Clash
In an early college football game, Temple University overwhelmed Thiel College with a 31 to 0 shutout. Strong Temple offense and a stifling defense keyed the win, delivering an opening-season statement.
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Temple University
Fitfe Thiel College
Giants Rally Sparked by Stones Bat in Season Finale
Ten years ago Moe Solomon joined the Giants from the Western League and delivered a clutch single in the first inning to drive in Frank Frisch for the winning run in a 4 3 victory over the Breens. Earlier Stone's seventh inning blow knocked out Detroit's pitcher and highlighted the season end.
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Detroit
Giant
Moe Solomon
Giants
Frank Frisch
The
Breens
Washington and New York Nets Clash in Daily Results
Yesterday's scores list Washington beating New York 8 to 3. Other clubs not scheduled. Games today include Washington at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, St Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit.
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New York
A. Oh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Desartsnsen
Chicago
Beaton
Lous
National League Results and Upcoming Games Highlight
Boston defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1 yesterday in the National League. Other clubs had no games on the schedule. Today’s matchups include Priamiren at Cinchi, New York at Brooklyn, and Philadelphia at Boston, with Chicago at St Louis.
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Games Today
Priamiren
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago St
Louis
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Dreckton
Braves
Pred Frankhouse
College and Navy Schedule Busy With Rivalries Across Regions
A crowded slate features Marland meeting Park at 3 p.m., Navy facing William Mary in Annapolis, and Western Maryland against St. Thomas in Scranton. Other matchups include Mount St. Marys versus Georgetown, Alabama versus Oglethorpe at Tuscaloosa, Amherst meeting Hobart, Boston College against St. Anselm, and Boston University hosting Middlebury in Boston.
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Alabama
Oglethorpe
Tuscaloosa
Amherst
Hobart
Boston College
St. Anselm
Bos- St. John’s
College
Farm system beaters on the Pacific coast gridiron
Jimmy Phelan, former Purdue coach now at the University of Washington, explains a farm system where players join junior colleges to complete credits before entering conference schools. He notes gambling rings, plans to study betting patterns, and aims to win by margins dictated by bookmakers.
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University of Chicago
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
University of Washington
Pacific
Jimmy
Kinpine
Ahatienen
Aid
Oere the Gambiers
Fhelan
Pacific Coast Territory
College Football Schedules Listed Across Several Venues
A roundup of matchups shows Oregon State at Montana in Corvallis, Richmond hosting Furman, Southern California facing Loyals in Los Angeles, Stanford vs UCLA in Palo Alto, Texas Tech against SMU in Wichita, Tulane vs Texas A&M in New Orleans, West Point meeting Mercer, Villanova facing Ursinus, Virginia against Randolph-Macon, Washington State against Idaho in Seattle, and other regional pairings. Distances over 200 miles note trains holding speed records between American and Canadian routes.
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Corvallis Pile
Wash-Jeff
Pittsburg
Richmond
Furman
Ruterers
Franklin-Marshall
Merrumswick
Southern California
Loyals
Los Angeles
Stanford
Univ. of California
Palo Alto
Tennessee
PLI
Knoxville
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Uitchock
Tulane
Texas A
AL. New Orleans
West Point
Mercer
Villanova
Ursinus
Virginie
Randolph-Macon
Idaho
Seattle
Washington-Lee
Roanoke
Lexington
West Virginia Wesleyan
Geneva
Buckhannon
Eighth Towns Form New Shipley Soccer League
Eight towns Frederick Brunswick Middletown Immitsburg Vialkeraville Jefferson Damascus and Mt Airy form the Shipley Soccer League at a YWCA meeting. Dorsey Shipley elected president with a board including Robert Plush Harry Brandenburg and George Sarter. Season features miniature gold balls for winners six substitutions and a 40 minute half format. The league will not affiliate with the Maryland Soccer Association and referees will be paid 1.50 per game with 10 percent of playoff gross to referees. Protests due to president within 24 hours.
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Brunswick
Middletown
Immitsburg
Vialkeraville Jefferson
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Shipley
Prederick County
Dorsey F. Shipley
Robert Plush
Harry Brandenburg
George E. Saltér
Maryland Soccer Association
Don Rice
Wil Dard Rudy
Emitutsturg
Richard Ballinger
Jefferson
L. E. Horine
Walkersville
Gilmore Trout
Grewell
Robert
Bixler
Washington Senators Dominate Yankees for First Pennant Victory
The Washington Senators defeated the New York Yankees 8-5 in a display of power marking their first win since clinching the American League pennant. The lineup capitalized on Ruffing’s control and a costly Eddie Farrell error to surge in the fourth, then withstood a five-run Yankee uprising in the fifth before finishing strong.
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Giants
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Ghar
Eddies Farrell
Yanks
Rhe
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New York 1832
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Glenn
Temple Eleven Wins Big Over South Carolina in Season Opener
Philadelphia reports Temple University dominates South Carolina in Warners first start, scoring four touchdowns in a 76 to 6 victory at Temple Stadium. Other scores list Lebanon Waller 0 Bucknell 34 West Virginia 7 Duquesne 38 Auburn 19 Howard 4.
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Pop
Ash Can Derby Opens World Worst Car Race on Oct 13
In Frederick Maryland enthusiasts gather in backyards to revive old autos for the Ash Can Derby at the Great Frederick Fair. Cars under 50 dollars from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania or West Virginia are eligible with no entry fee. Cash prizes go to the winner and the funniest machine as secrecy shrouds the racing conditions until race day. Entrants should send name address age and car make to B Ward Bear at the Great Frederick Fair Frederick Md before closing next week.
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Great Frederick Fair
International Congress
Guy K. Motter
Ward Beam
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Mon Pierke
Virginia
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B. Ward Bear
Frederick Pair
Frederick
Season near end as county baseball winds down
The fast fading season closes with four county games Sunday. Point of Rocks hosts Dickerson after a 10-5 win last week. Ballenger meets Doubs at Doubs at 1:30. Frederick Tigers end with a doubleheader against Limestone at Potomac Edison, 1:15, Staley to pitch against Harris.
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Ier
Staley
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Frederick Team To Practice At Cadet Fuld Field
Frederick team of the Shipto Letter League will hold practice this afternoon and Sunday at Cadet Fuld Field at 1 30 o clock.
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Shipto
Fuld É
Three Notrump Contract Leads to Distribution Clues
The article discusses a bridge problem where South's contract includes three notrump with West's spade takeouts and South cashing diamonds. It explains how East's lead decisions and the ensuing play reveal distribution, mentioning Hopkins of Cincinnati and the upcoming American Bridge League championship in Columbus.
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American Bridge League West
South
Trump
William F. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Hopkins
American Bridge League
Mr. King
West
Mr. Hopkins
North
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