Cochrane to Lead Tigers as Backstop Above Past Stars
Gordon Branley Cochrane, famed saxophonist noted for Tigers leadership, chosen over Babe Ruth to guide Detroit. The piece traces Cochrane’s career from the 1920 world series standout under Ehmke to a comeback at .322 last season, his age, and potential to mentor future intercity bowlers while George Lindsay offers free Coliseum lanes for juniors Saturdays.
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Gordon Branley Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Babe Ruth
Mickey
Bucky Harris
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Cobb
Tigers
Cochrane
George Lindsay
Coliseum
Nin Boys
Giants Win AP Poll Top Team of the Year
New York Giants named outstanding team of 1933 in AP poll of editors and writers with 68 votes. Other top vote getters included Princeton football, Davis Cup tennis team, Michigan football, and Notre Dame.
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Associated Press
New York
Carl Owen Hubbell
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Washington Senators
Boston Braves
Giants
Princeton
United States
France
Tigers
Fritz Crisler
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
Michigan
Army
Notre Dame
West Point
Stanford
California
Iowa
Celumder
Ossie Salem
Louisiana State
Washington
Oregon State
Chicago
Brunswick Is Soccer Champ After Six Extra Periods
Brunswick High School defeated Cambridge High School 2 to 0 to win the State Playground Athletic League soccer championship in a marathon match at Annapolis High School field. About 3,000 spectators watched as Carl McQuillen, inserted in the 11th extra period, scored the decisive goal three minutes after his substitution, while Webster Brown of Cambridge stood out in goal until the final score.
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Cochrane
King
Archer
Schalk
Bresnahan
Howard Ehmke
Chicago Cubs
Mordecai
Brown
Ehmke
Johnny Kling
Annapolis
Brunswick High School
Cambridge High School
Annapolis High School
Carl McQuillen
Brunswick
Webster Brown
Cambridge
Western Shore
Bowling League Standings and Top Scores Listed
Newfoundland IL tops with 7 6 11% and Eskimo A 10 8 25% missing data. Collie Ss 10 44. Airdale shows unclear figures. High single 221 by Stinebaugh and high total 491 by Bill Day. Edward E Smoke is pastor at Pillar of First Church Breeze wood Pa.
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Newfoundland
Eskimo A
Collie
Airdale
Stinebaugh
Bill Day
Edward E. Smoke
The
Pillar of First Church
Breezewood, Pa
Newsies Beat Police in Bowlers Series Upset
Herald-Mail bowling action shows Newsies edging Police 643 639 in game one and 633 617 in game two before Police surge 666 544 in the final game. Top shooter Bill Snyder 172 in a 459 triple led Newsies. Lillard led Police with 410 total. Final playoff set Tuesday Jan 2.
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Herald-Mail
John Thompson
Bill Snyder
Newsies
Lillard
Colley
Thompson
Hendrickson
Snyder
Ray
Basore
Holdens
S.c. Ve
Phillies Trade Acquisition Adds Bluege and Seetie
The Philadelphia National League club confirms a December trade with Cincinnati, sending Mark Koenig to the Reds in exchange for shortstop Otto Bluege and second baseman Irvine Seetiee. Bluege is the younger brother of Ossie Bluege of Washington, adding a familial link in its infield upgrade.
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Philadelphia
Otto Bluege
Irvine Seetiee
Cincinnati
Mark Koenig
Secon
Phils
Koenig
Chuck Klein
Chicago Cubs
Harvey Heidrick
Ted Kleinhans
Bluege
Ossie Bluege
Washington
Mami
Cearfoss Social Roundup Networks Hagerstown Guests
Miss Ruth Wolfensberger visited Miss Mildred Baer near Hagerstown. Multiple local families including Heckmans, Foltz, Reiff, Falmer, Palmers, Stouffers, Myers, Kershners, and others hosted or visited over the week. Several residents reported sickness improvements and ongoing social calls around Cearfoss and Broadfording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cearfoss
Ruth Wolfensberger
Mildred Baer
Hagerstown
Wesley Heckman J and Son
Howard Foltz
Anna Reiff
David Falmer
William Palmer
Hartvey Palmer
Tairview
R. Stouffer
Myers
Edward Kershner
Clarence Koontz
D. W. Cunningham
Catherine Myers
Chalmer Myers
J. M. Springer
M. Carbaugh
Hoye Lummanis
Broadfording
Miley Carbaugh
C. R. Stouffer
Catherine Myrers
Charles Barnhart
John Mummert
Elmer Keller
Cora Palmer
Walter Myers
Harry
Mildred Jones
Harvey Myers
Irene
Helen Eckstine
Z. L. Carhbaugh
Hagerstown Girls Face Tilghman’s Island For State Title
This afternoon at Easton Maryland Hagerstown High School meets Tilghman’s Island High in the final for the state wide fieldball championship. A hard fought game could crown the Maroon and Gray as state champions with a large crowd expected to travel to the Eastern Shore to watch.
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Easton
Hagerstown High School
Tilghman’s Island High Girls
Maroon and Gray Girls
Charles Town Race Results Roundup
Race by race results list horses and payouts from Charles Town daylight meet. Grayback and Dark Towns lead with mixed payoffs. multiple entries and scratches noted for six races including Whirry Monastic and Olid Field with a variety of horses mentioned as also rans.
Dempsey Still Can Sock Them at Local Match
Compton California December 20 Jack Dempsey former heavyweight champion acted as referee in a wrestling exhibition match between Myron Cox and Tex Wright. The bout grew rough and Dempsey warned both sides several times before Wright slugged him during the stoppage. Dempsey delivered a solid right to Wright’s chin and the match ended.
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Compton
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Myron Cox
Tex Wright
Wright
Rip Miller Remains Navy Football Coach for Third Year
Annapolis announces E. E. Miller will again head Navy football for 1927. The statement confirms Miller's contract renewal and notes changes in the athletic staff with Lieut. Commander John H. Brown Jr. as director of football and Lieut. Thomas J. Hamilton as assistant director. Captain Wilcox completes shore duty in June and will be succeeded by Captain Robert C. Giffin as head of physical training and director of athletics.
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Annapolis
Tnited States Naval Academy
Edgar B
Rip) Miller
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rip Miller
Ramblers
John W. Wilcox
E. E. Miner
Miller
John Wilcox, Jr
U.S. Nu
Department of
Academy
E. E. Miller
Wilcox
John H. Brown, I Jr
Thomas J. Hamilton
Robert C. Giffin
U.S. S. Neshles
Department of Physical Training
Fan sues Cubs for fifty thousand after foul ball strikes wrist
Chicago man Harry Rosenweig sues the Chicago Cubs for 50000, alleging a foul ball from Woody English fractured his right wrist last May 23. The report notes ex president Hoover's fishing trip with Hudd Hole and Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woody English
Harry Rosenweig
Chicago Cubs
Hoover
Messrs
Hudd, Hole and Hyde
Cronin Stars on Defense as Senators Win AL Title
Chicago paper notes Joe Cronin led the Washington Senators with a .960 batting average and top defensive marks, guiding a team fielding at .979. St Louis followed with .976, while Hank Greenberg and Willie Kamm posted notable feats. The piece highlights Kimball era records and strong outfield defense, ending with mentions of Sox pitchers and related AL defensive records.
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Chicago
Joe Kuyhel
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Greenberg
St. Louis
Willie Kamm
Cleveland
Art Seharein
Boston
Metrvm Shea
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Frank Prtlak
Shea
Sam West
Dick Porter
al Simmons
Rogell
White
Simmons
Clint Brown
Wes, Ferrell
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Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
John Leonard Martin
Martin
Cardinals
Grove
Earnshaw
A’s
Toyland McFaddin
Shenandoah Valley Jockey Club
Charles Town
W. VA
Semler Sporting Goods Co
Cambridge High
E. A
Maryland Motor Co., Inc
Plymouth
Crysler
W. Franklin St
Burns
Stancoorgs
Se Balmat
N. Ivy
Wasichosert
Thelioss
WEST
PONT
Televen
Associated
Preah
Lwittinar
Police
Service Safety
Iagerstown
Primo
Carnera
Max Baer
California Adonis
Maryland Theatre
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Clark
the Black
Eyota
Pink Post
Top Gai
Merry
Golden Princess
Dunair
Hogan's Pride
FF Fair
Just Rock Sun
Brilliant Girl
Don Carlos
aMayuite
the Dream
Ee Dollee
Monastic
Panixh Slipper
Golden To Hugh
Girdles
Jane Porter
Baby Chink
Jane L
Jack
Bless Her Iie
Inferno Tad
Enant
Topsie H
Olid
Tad Little Stoic
Reille
Angry
Lass
Renaissance
Pretty Boy
Rip’ Miller
NAVY
Cronin
South Potomac St
Oshkosh
Hoffman
Sales & Service
Nolan Motors, Inc
Wash
Parker
Norwalk Tires
Parker Tire CO
Ferrell
Velow
Blas
Ican
America
Goodyear
Prest Olite
Mercury
Epsics
Ental
Goodfyear Service
Service
Ap. M. Weekdass
E. Wash. ST
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