Panthers Prep for Rose Bowl Test With Trojans
The Pittsburgh Panthers under Jock Sutherland eye strong preparations for the January 2 Rose Bowl clash with the Southern California Trojans. Spirit is high as they vow to prove their football worth and attract engagements across the Pacific Coast.
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Pittsburgh Panthers
Patil
Southern California Trojans
Rose Row
Panthers
Jock Sutherland
Trojans
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh Strongest Outfield in Loop Under Trade Churn
Edward J. Neil reports major league bosses at their winter meetings negotiating three corner trades. Bill Terry of the Giants swapped Lindstrom and Fullis for Spencer and Davis, while Gus Dugas moved to the Phillies with cash. Pirates gain a strong outfield with Waners and Lindstrom, boosting chances against the Cubs.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Fullis
Giants
Bill Terry
Lindstrom
Broad Street
Edward J. Neil
New York
New York Giants
Bill
John McGraw
Freddy Lindstrom
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Chick Fullis
Glenn Spencer
Pirates
George Davis
Gus Dugas
Dugas
Kansas City
Terry
Waner
Paul
Lloyd
Cubs
Davie
Sharpsburg Team Wins Contest 6 2
The Sharpsburg soccer team remained undefeated in Washington county by defeating Funkstown A C 6 to 2 on a snow covered field. Sharpsburg will face Jefferson Frederick county and Strong Wildcats on Christmas Day while boasting 13 goals for and seven against across four games. In bowling, St Johns Lutheran Pansies won two of three from Presbyterian Carnations at Y M C A 4 alleys with Mike Bowman posting high game and high series.
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Frederick A. C
Clearspring
McFadden Soccer League
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Westernport
Baltimore
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Indian Head
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Bruce High
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Washington County
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Battlefield Lads
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Jefferson
Frederick County
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Presbyterian Carnations
Mike Bowman
The
Pansien
Alsatia
Alsatia Basketeers
Wayneshoro
Waynesboro Y. M. C. A
Alsatia Rooters
Pennsy
Greenleaf Holds A Slight Lead In Billiard Championship
New York on December 13 reports Ralph Greenleaf has forged four straight wins to lead the national pocket billiard title race. He now faces tougher opponents in five remaining matches, with notable foes including Jimmy Caras, Erwin Rudolph, Fasquare Natalie, Andrew Ponzi, and Bennie Allen, after victories over James Mills, Walter Franklin, Frank Taberski, and George Kelly.
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New York
Ralph Greenleaf
James Mills
San Jose
Calif
Walter Franklin
Kansas City
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Waynesboro High Basketball Opens December 26
Waynesboro High School schedules a December 26 season opener against Alumni A at home. The menu includes four open dates and thirteen listed games with matchups at Harrisburg Academy, Hagerstown, Winchester, Martinsburg, Hanover and Owen through March 10.
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Waynesboro
Wetzel
Harrisburg Academy
Hagerstown
Penn Avenue
Winchester
Colonial Guests View All American Gridiron Film Night
Ha gerstown High and St James School football squads visit manager Thomas Bald ridge at the Colonial Theatre to see the picture All American 1937. The film features close ups and game action against a Pacific Coast picked team, with ratings calling it one of the best gridiron shows.
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Hagerstown High School
St. James School
Thomas Baldridge
Colonial Theatre
All-American Board
Pacific Coast
County League Board To Meet At Herald Mail Office
Advisory board of the proposed Washington County baseball league will meet tomorrow night at the Herald Mail office to formulate league rules and player eligibility. Members include chairman Charles W. Boyer J W Jamison Eddie Semler Earl Lightner Paul Snyder H E McFaddin Frank Colley, with Secretary William Haynes expected to attend.
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Charles W. Boyer
Charley
Washington County Baseball League
Herald Mail Office
J. W. Jamison
Eddie Semler
Earl Lightner
Paul Snyder
H. E. MccFaddin
Frank Colley
William Haynes
Cumberland Valley League resolves 1933 football dates
The Cumberland Valley Athletic League approved its 1933 football schedule at a winter meeting in Allegany High School, with Hagerstown High principal John D. Zentmyer re-elected president and Waynesboro High principal Strine named vice president. Planned changes include 1934 dates similar to 1933 and a Handley High venue for the track championship. Woodland Way Junior High opened its season with losses at the Y M C A court to Ledmaster High School, girls 23 to 1 and boys 29 to 17.
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Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Cumberland
Allegany
Waynesboro
John D. Zentmyer
Hagerstown High
Strine
Waynesboro High
Quarles
Handley High
Handley
Woodland Way
Ledmaster High School
Winchester
Ommert
R. Healy
Woodland
Lemaster Quint
Allegany High
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Sylvania
Ricker
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Tober
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Eeeee
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Hagerstown
Winchee
Hagers- Keller
Martineburg
Waynes
Gore
Carder
Hagers- Scorer
Cosgrove
Lemanster
Martina
Purg
Waynes- Fung
Niswander
Lemley
Hudson River
Trumpower
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Healey
Morin
J. OL
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Harbaugh
Penn
Roger
Hagerstown High Announces Strong Cage Schedule
Hagerstown High plans a thirteen game basketball schedule with potential for about eighteen if a county league forms. Coach Eddie Semler trains twenty two players including eleven seniors and nine juniors. The football slate for 1933 mirrors last season with home and away games listed from September 30 to November 30 against Mercersburg Hanover Penn Ave Handley Martinsburg St James Allegany Waynesboro open dates noted.
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Hagerstown
Maroon and Gray
Joe Shafer
Semler
Potomac Streeters
Cumberland
Penn Avenue
Harrisburg Academy Five
Boyer
Segal
Wolfkill
Robert Wolfe
Deavers
Adams
Harper
McGill
Morin
Hammaker
Humelsine
Kretzer
Sager
Leiter
Richard Wolfe
Harford
Moser
Staley
Smith
Zimmerman
Ayers
Ecton
Penn Ave
Hanover
Allegany
Waynesboro
St. James
Martinsburg
Handley
Harrinburg
Harrisburg
Mercersburg
Football Mentor At Tech Resigns
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Carnegie Tech head football coach Robert N. Waddell resigns after seven years as chief mentor and twelve on the coaching staff. Announcement followed speculation on a possible successor. The note ends with an unrelated classified line about a dog listing.
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Pittsburgh
Robert N. Waddell
Carnegie Tech
Waddell
Tech
Millrose A A Adopts Metric System For Meets
New York December 13 Millrose A A announces that all but two events on its annual track program at Madison Square Garden will be measured in meters. The Wanamaker mile and the Millrose 600 remain in yards. The move follows adoption by the National Amateur Athletic Union at its recent meeting.
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New York
Millrose A. A
Millrose
Madison Square Garden
National Amateur Athletic Union
Gridiron gate takes a drop in college football revenues
New York reports show college football gate receipts declined about 27 percent for 1932 with declines across 40 colleges and universities. Some schools posted gains like Brown Purdue Wisconsin Columbia Oklahoma Washington University St Louis and Mississippi State while others withheld figures. The Hagerstown Blue Sox meet tonight at 7 30 at 140 South Locust Street to elect officers and plan a strong team for the coming year.
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New York
Associated Press
Brown
Purdue
Wisconsin
Columbia
Oklaoma
Washington University
St. Louis
Mississippi State
Hagerstown
Blue Sox
South Locust Street
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