Mount Saint Mary's Tops Hopkins In Maryland League Tilt
Mount Saint Mary's College defeated Johns Hopkins 43 to 31 as Lynch led with 15 points and Hopkins added six four goals from six tries plus three field goals. Catholic University beat Western Maryland 41 to 25 with Rosenfield scoring nine for the Cardinals. The piece also surveys a trend toward player managers in Major League Baseball, noting eight of sixteen active pilots are part time or player-managers and naming leaders such as Connie Mack, Mack’s successors, and others across several teams.
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Mount Saint Mary’s College
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Lynch
Vince Hopkins
Catholic University
Western Maryland
Rosenfield
Cardinals
Bill Terry
Joe Cronin
Mickey Cochrane
Jimmy Wilson
Jeader
Phillies
Connie Mack
Sincey Cobb
Tris Speaker
Christy Mathewson
Eddie Colling
Port land Collector Owns Dusty Fungus Shedding Rock
An odd gray rock in Portland Oregon has shed a dusty fungus for 15 years without shrinking, and remains in the possession of a local collector.
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Portland, Ore
Wide Open Field in Prospect for Annual Derby
The sixtieth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 5 appears wide open with no clear favorite. A dozen plus three-year-olds loom as contenders as owners delay nominations until February. Names include Singing Wood, First Minstrel, Mata Hari, Far Star, Cav alcade and High Quest, among many others.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
John Hay Whitney
Payne Whitney
Charles ‘T. Fisher
Dodge Sloan
J. H. Loneheim
Warren Wright
E. R. Bradley
C. V. Whitney
Burton
A. B. Gordon
Sir Thomas
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
H.C. Phipp
M. L. Schwartz
George D. Widener
Chickstraw
John Simonetti
Sergeant Byrne
William Woodward
Revere
A . Scehwarts
H.C. Phipps
Famous Gym Closes After 25 Years in Chicago
Chicago on January 10 reports Kid Howard closing his Famous Gym after a quarter century as a famed prize ring training hub. He blames lack of public interest in professional boxing and warns amateurs could dominate. Howard, a former featherweight, fears early training harms and calls for stricter supervision to prevent injuries.
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Chicago
Kid Howard
Howard
Walker to Head Cubs in Chicago at Annual Meeting
William Walker was expected to be elevated to the Chicago Cubs presidency at the annual meeting, with P. K. Wrigley likely to remain chairman of the executive board. John O. Leys would become first vice president and Charles A. Weber would join as second vice president, while Abel Johnson of Stockton, California, owns a pet wild duck captured after it flew into his house.
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Abel Johnson
Stockton
Cal
Wood land Way opens inter mural with 12 5 win
The Cardinals beat the Tigers 12 to 5 in a tight opening Wood land Way Inter Mural basketball game. Captain Bunny Leiter led scoring with five points while Bentz scored all Tigers points as the first half ended 4 4 and the late quarter defense and accuracy decided the outcome.
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Woodland Way
Tigers
Bunny Leiter
Bentz
Toester
White
McGlaughlin
Lowman
F . al
Crockett
Conley
S.cewee
Eves
Eo Neeseeeseesdh
L. Leiter
Rider
Greenwal
John Penn
Bostons
Browning
Buzzards
Ridenour
Sprecher
Barger
Bruisers
Frowning
Kreifling
Fouche
Penn
Wiffendal
Fsserenee
Faeeson
Copeveeverell
iTharger
Cartee
Helosiet
Fighting Blue Eagle
Terrapins
Preston Stitzel
Blue Eagles
I. Delosier
F . Ol
Gutherle
Meilinger
Blessing
McKee
Ridge
G . Ena
Roi Pusote
Boeseneec
Weaver
Siitzel
MacDonald
A .Siuler
Drury
Tigentritz
Kerr
Lewman
Basore
Diffendal
Ex champ to stage exhibition at Palace tonight
Former world champion pock cilliard player will give an exhibition at the Palace Rowing and rt irs tonight starting at W. H. Clearwater. Clearwater, who has held the world championship, will also meet a local challenger in a match. Clearwater also holds a record run of 235 balls.
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the Palace Rowing
Rt Irs
W. H. Clearwater
Clearwater
Vines Faces Bill Tilden In Madison Square Garden Debut
Ellsworth Vines meets Bill Tilden in Madison Square Garden for his professional debut. Odds favor Tilden at 2 to 1 as advance sales approach 28 000 dollars and a near sellout crowd of 16 000 would set a record for any American tennis match. Tilden, 41, is favored despite Vines stamina and speed advantage.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Big Bill Tilden
Philadelphia
Grose
Tilden
Vines
Wade
Maryland 1934 Football Schedule Announced
College Park Md Jan 9 A nine game 1934 Maryland football schedule announced Navy returns after a year Indiana faces the Terrapins for the first time Western Maryland Tulane and Duke dropped St Johns Annapolis Manila? wait. The card opens Sept 25 St Johns at College Park with Washington and Lee Navy Virginia Tech Florida Virginia and Indiana among others plus an open date and Johns Hopkins slated for Baltimore The note adds four in state or nearby opponents and a survey showing homemaking instruction most desired in Springfield Missouri adult education courses.
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University of Maryland
Navy
Indiana
Western Maryland
Tulane
Duke
St. John’s
Annapolis
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Virginia Polytechnic Institue
Norfolk
Florida
Baltimore
Virginia Military Institute
Bloomington
Ind
Johns Hopking
Police Win At Bowling In Rubber Band Pin Match
The Hagerstown Police bowled three straight games to win the two out of three series against Herald-Mail at Recreation Alleys. Low scores arose from two balls per frame with solid wood pins. Basore led with 121 in game one and 290 for the match, while Margie Thompson and Bill Snyder featured in the later battles. Next Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. the teams meet again at the same venue.
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Hagerstown Police
Herald-Mail
Horning
Eagles Fraternal Order to Elect Baseball Officers Tonight
All members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles are urged to attend at 8 15 PM to elect officers for the baseball club for the coming season.
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Order of Eaglen
Risko Defeats Jimmy Maloney In Miami Heavyweight Bout
Johnny Risko of Cleveland defeated Jimmy Maloney of Boston by a clear ten round decision in Miami. One judge and the referee scored all ten rounds for Risko while the remaining judge gave one round to Maloney.
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Miami
Pla
Johnny Risko
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Rigko
Matoney
National Bowling League Standings on Coliseum Alleys
The National Bowling League evened their second half standings at Coliseum Alleys on Monday night. Braves lead with two wins, Dodgers one, Cubs and Giants tied near middle, Cardinals and Pirates trailing with three losses.
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National Bowling League
Braves
Dodgers
Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
S.s
Violets Take First Half With Three Wins Over Pansies
In the Sunday School League at the Y M C A alleys last night the Violets swept three games from the Pansies to secure the first half of the season. High single score was 152 by Mrs Murphey, while Edna Koontz had the high total of 318. Violets finished with 1,579 total pins to the Pansies’ 1,334.
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The
Violets
Pansies
Y. M. C. A. Alleys
Mrs. Murphey
Edna Koontz
Daisies Take Two From Poppies In YMCA Bowling Night
Trinity Lutheran Daisies won two of three against the Washington Square Poppies at the YMCA alleys on Monday evening. Miss Marie Hartman rolled a high single score of 125.
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Trinity Lutheran Daisies
Washington Square
Y. M
Marie Hartman
Equipoise Sets Sights On Sun Beau Record Renewal
Lexington report notes Equipoise, the Whitney horse, is growing a new hoof after a foot injury and plans a spring summer comeback to challenge the 4,576,744 Sun Beau earnings record. Trainer T J Healey says Whitney will give the horse another chance, while the horse rests on the Whitney farm. A brief line on ice cooling milk follows in the same dispatch.
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Lexington
Equipoise
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sun Beau
C. V. Whitney
Mose
T. J. Healey
Whitney
Bun Beau
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