McCorry to Manage Albany Senators Next Season
Bill McCorry, long associated with Albany clubs in the International League, will manage the Albany Senators next year. Joe Cambria of Baltimore announced the hiring and said spring training will be at Barnwell, S. C. McCorry became the Senators’ manager last winter after Cambria bought the Albany franchise from Chicago.
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Bill McCorry
Albany
Albany Senators
McCorry
Joe Cambria
Baltimore
Barnwell
C. MecCorry
Cambria
Chicago
Jacobs Named Outstanding Woman Athlete of 1933
Helen Jacobs wins the 1933 Associated Press poll as the top woman athlete for tennis and overall sports. She secured 64 of 180 votes, besting Virginia Van Wie and Lenore Kight, with Moody and Didrickson also noted among other sports figures in a year dominated by tennis golf and swimming achievements.
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New York
United States
Helen Will Moody
Helen Hail Jacobs
Associated Press
Miss Jacobs
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Lenore Kight
Homestead
Anne Townsend
Philadelphia
Mildred
Sade) Didrickson
Texas
Miss Didrikson
Moody
Forest Hills
Miss Jacoba
Wonder & Doctor
Helen
Mrs. Moody
Miss van Wie
Helen Hicks
Enid Wilson
Miss Kight
Helen Madison
Seattle
Pennsylvania
Coach Won t Be On Hand Saturdays at Long Beach JC
Long Beach junior college football and track may face changes next fall after Coach Oak Smith, a Drake alum who recently changed his faith to a Saturday Sabbath church, declares he will not be with the team on Saturdays. He proposes letting the team captain run Saturdays activities. Edward E. Smoke is pastor at Pillar of First Church in Breezewood, Pa.
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Herb Pennock
Herb
Mack’s Athletica
Pennock
Long Beach
Calif
Oak Smith
Smith
Drake University
Edward E. Smoke
Pillar of First Church
Breezewood
Frisch aims to unit Cardinals for pennant bid
St. Louis December report says Frank Frisch plans a goodwill campaign to forge a unified Cardinals squad. He will work to fix friction from last year, visits Rochester to meet James Collins and endorses Ripper Collings as first baseman. He vows to rally players with a shared aim to win the pennant.
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ST. Louis
Frank
Francis Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Charles BE
Gabby) Street
Cardinal
Rochester
N. C
James “Ripper” Collins
Redbirds
Colling
Rippers
Police and Newsies Clash in Sixth Bowling Match
This afternoon at Recreation alleys the Herald-Mail team and Police meet in their sixth of seven. Police lead 3 to 2. winner claims series or sets up deciding game. Last week’s game was postponed to field top players. First game starts at 2:30 with a large crowd expected.
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Recreation
Herald-Mail
Newsies
Cambridge to face Brunswick for state playground league title
Cambridge High and Brunswick High clash on the Annapolis field for the state playground league crown. Brunswick earned the West Maryland playoff spot by beating Maryland Park 2 to 1, while Hagerstown beat Annapolis to reach the final, with Washington County set to meet Tilman’s Island for the title at Easton tomorrow.
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Frederick
Cambridge High School
Brunswick High School
Annapolis
Brunswick
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland Park
Prince George's County
Hagerstown High
Washington County
Tilsiman’s Island
Easton
Moose Bowling Loop Standing
The standings show teams Chevies Buick Packard Chrysler LaSalle Ford VWigh with wins and losses. Bill Day registered 191 in the game. The second half of the league opens on January 8.
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Ces-Ee E
Buick
Packard
Chrysler
LaSalle
Ford
Bill Day
Funkstown routs Boonsboro in county league game 42 to 14
Funkstown defeated Boonsboro 42 to 14 in a Washington County League basketball clash. Gimple Jed led Funkstown with 15 points while Hammaker and Eeward shared scoring honors. Referee was Robinson. game featured strong team play and no standout scorer. Randolph-Macon College at Asa, land, Va., noted as oldest Methodist institution in America, founded 1836.
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Boonsboro
Funkstown
Down County
Gimple Jed
Hammaker
Eeward
Sterner
Gimple
Stotlemyer
Hoffmaster
Bentz
Fiery
Seses
Robinson
Randolph-Macon College
Asa.land
America
Sewell Still Tops AL In Least Strikeouts For Season
Chicago December reports show Joe Sewell of the New York Yankees struck out only four times in 135 games to lead the American League for the tenth season. His record spans back to 1920 with Cleveland and includes consistent avoidance of strikeouts across multiple campaigns despite team changes and recent release rumors.
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Chicago
Joe Sewell
New York Yankees
Sewell
Cleveland
Herb Pennock
Yankees
New York
Friedman Ready for a Coach
Ben Friedman, former Michigan All America quarterback and seven year pro, plans to quit playing and seek a coaching job. Linked with City College of New York after speculation about Dr Harold J Parker. CCNY won one and tied one in a seven game schedule last season.
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New York
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Brooklyn
City College of New York
Harold J. Parker
Frederick B. Robinson
Frederick Woll
Friedman
Dr. Robinson
Parker
City College
Maryland Wins Two Close Games in 1933-34 Opener
College Park Md December 19 Two tight victories opened Maryland’s winter sports season. The basketball team held off Michigan 29 25 while the heavyweight boxing team defeated Penal Farm 5 1. Nutter led the basketball win with a breakaway run through Penal Farm. Lineups list Shannonas, Palmer, Lowman, Butler and Eyler among Maryland standouts with Mentzer four field goals.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Univ
Michigan
Farm Eleven
Univer
Richmond
Nutter
Penal Farm
Shannons
Butler
Palmer
Eyler
Miller
Hawbaker l
Koch
Paul Low- Tan
West Frederick Street
Williamsport
Shannona Pos Penal Farm
Bryan
Bloom Palmer
Ess
Xseeees
Askew Stralft
Kodh Lowman
Cleary Anderson
Mansfield Tentzer Eeetenes Deal Butler
OL .S
Miller Eyler
Hawbaker Nutter
McManish Byler
Hardy Lowman
Mitchell
Mentzer
Young
Kreps
Lester
Chicago woman strikes officer with kettle after warning
Mrs Agnew of Chicago was warned by a policeman to be less noisy and then struck him over the head with a large kettle. The incident marks a bold act of defiance against law enforcement in a residential district.
Hagerstown High Girls Eye Maryland Fieldball Title
Hagerstown High girls travel to Easton tomorrow to face Tilghman’s Island High for the Maryland fieldball championship after winning the Western Shore title at Frederick with an 8 to 6 victory over Annapolis High. Calhoun starred on defense, blocking five shots, as the Maroon and Gray held Annapolis without a field goal amid muddy, slippery conditions.
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Tilghman’s Island Girls
Western Shore
Frederick
Hagerstown High
Easton
Hagerstown
Penn Avenue
Cumberland
Annapolis
West Shore
Calhoun
Maroon and
Gray
Examination for Soccer Officials and Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting and examination for soccer officials on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Applications for the examination should be filed at McFaddin's Sport Shop and attendees meet there on Thursday night. Officials from Baltimore will give the examination.
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McFaddin
Baltimore
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