Jamison Re elected Leader of Blue Ridge Loop for 1938
Jamison remains president of the Blue Ridge Loop League as 1938 plans unfold. Candidates, rules, salaries, and a May 14 opening with Labor Day finish frame a season shaped by 25 game thresholds, two rostered players, and a five game postseason. Raynor Lair to assume a Hartford franchise. Ellison named Dallas manager for 1938 Texas League club.
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Martinsburg
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Hseerstem Club
J. Vincent Jumbeon
L. H. Thompson
C. Walter Baker
Allan J. Beane
Harnor Ler
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R. R. Arthur
Floyd Chalfonte
Elmer EF
Siorth
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G. C. Wood
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Harry Grove
Elmer Dixon
Harry F. Schmidt
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Tod Moran Still Champ After Madison Square Garden Bout
Tod Horgan of Seattle defended his junior lightweight title with a 14th round decision over Brooklyn challenger Jos Guck at Madison Square Garden. Guck was penalized for a foul as Morgan floored him three times and endured a low blows dispute. Izzy Schwartz earned recognition as wglightweight champion after defeating Newshoy Brown in a 15 round semi final.
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Newshoy Brown
Sour City
Greatest pitching feat Johnson in three straight shuts
Evans recalls Walter Johnson’s trio of 1907-08 shutouts against the New York club, a record set in his early AL career. He pitched three consecutive wins allowing six, four, then two hits, despite arm swelling after a spitball collision. Cantillon, Chesbro, and the 1908 Labor Day games frame the remarkable feat.
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Wourlington
Joan Cantillon
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Beal
New York
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Cheubro
Cantillon
Nameless A. M. gridders ready for Sunday game
Sunday game of football features the Nameless A. M. gridders defending their Janurels Sunday afternoon at Willow Lana Park against the Martinebure Hove Go. The contest starts at 2 30. Coached by Hoot Flanagan, a former All American star and Pittsburgh University player, the Fire men arrive with a proud reputation after facing Shawnee Indians, Harrisburg All Stars, and other leading elevens this season.
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Martinebure Hove
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Hancock Wins Off Chryslers and Hagen Dedication
Stockholders deny Walter Hagen has quit the Rochester International League club. They say he invested $25,000 in the club and will take an active role. Paavo Nurmi reportedly heads to America to settle here. Wills Smith, a Brittle fighter, lost a recent frat bout in Cleveland amid a rough US scene. Baltimore grain quotes show Wheat No 2 red at 1.3641 to 1.3646, Date No 2 white at 0.8246 to 0.8366. Jacob Teatherman in Maine to contact Cedar Lawn Park parents.
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Army And Navy End Gridiron Rivalry Next Season
New York December 17 Army and Navy will not meet on the gridiron next season ending a rivalry that began in 1890. The dispute centers on Navy three year player eligibility rules and a proposed return of a football contract to Annapolis amid continued questions about future schedules.
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Allegany to Play Locals In Evening Hoop Clash
Allegany High School travels to meet Hagerstown De Molay at Queen City venue as Coach Potterfield prepares a stout lineup. The Cumberland team faces one of the area’s top basketball outfits in a tough road test.
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Cumberland
Focala Bays
Quean City
Upstate
Potterfield
Full squad targets regular lineup with key players
The team plans to start with Wilhel Beyard Miller Isemingey and Ftory, forming the regular lineup. Ryan Helm and Young will be reserves.
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