High Is Winner Over St. James
Hagerstown High defeated St. James 2 to 0 on Saturday. Hoffman scored twice for the Maroon and Grey, including a first half touchdown. In the third period fresh players entered, adding two more scores, with one final touchdown in the last quarter. Both teams guarded the ball amid wet, mud slick conditions, and fumbles were rare. Jim Reed and Brechbeill starred on the line.
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Hagerstown High
St. James
Saints
Hoffman
Hagerstown
Semler
Jim Reed
Brechbeill
Sterling Signs For Use Of Stadium
Oren E. Sterling met with the Field Athletic Association to settle the use of the city field for next season. Sterling said he has been in contact with several clubs and managers. He plans to attend major and minor league meetings and the Interstate loop will meet later this year to map plans for the coming season.
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Oren E
Sterling
Strong Saints and St James battle on line and backfield
In a tough clash Hagerstown and St James feature strong line play and standout backfield work led by Hoffman. McElwain exits with knee injury while Griffin and Robertson shine on the line as the Saints score twice on Hoffman's carries and Smith adds two PATs.
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Hoffman
Saints
McElwain
Griffin
Robertson
Hagerstown
St. James Kline
LE Loo
Bortzo McFarland
Robertson Wolfinger
LG Flick Shirey
Berry
St. James
Smith
Parks
Parks, McNamee. Points After Touchdown: Smith 2. Brechbeill
Wentz Rase
Puy Bo
Lachr Haer
RE . Goldsborough Reed
McElwain Hoffman
Las Gee Es Og
Savory Martin
Fee Bing
Nca
Griffin McNamee
Salamons
Crowded Horse Show Draws 2000 At Mt Tammany Farms
A weekend horse show at Mt Tammany Farms Williamsport pike drew about 2000 spectators despite Saturday rains. Winners included Cannibal and On Trial in jumper events, with multiple prestige classes and numerous prizes from local sponsors across Harrisburg Hagerstown and Philadelphia area. Officials noted strong attendance Sunday with many trophies awarded across five gaited, hunter, and jumper classes.
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Mt. Tammany Farms
Williamsport Pike
Otis Dodson
Harrisburg
John F. Teeter
Taneytown
Mr. Murphy
Helen Horst
Hagerstown
the Shadow
Jack Prestage
Watertown
Conn
W. E. Pumphrey
Silver Springs
Royal Reveler
Kyle Dudley
Philadelphia
Russell L. Law
Amata San
J. Martin Benchoff
Waynesboro
Basterna
H. B. Wood
Aaserstown
Pat Eakle
Keedysville
W. L. Guessford
Smithsburg
Peggy
Jackie Howard
Fritz C. Kleemann
Chambersburg
Judy Boward
Tforst
Iria M. Shank
Downsville
King’s Lassie
W. Preston Howard
Hunter Hack
Abenego
Murphy
Horst
Washington County
Redjay
Alex J. Mandl
Genius Owen
E. A. Lakin
V. L. Guessford
Dizzy Blond
Mrs. Law
Mr. Massey
Library
Stco Stables
Irving, Pa
L. W. Crist
York
Court Allez
John J. Shank
Twinkler
Iris Shank
Prestage
John S. Teeter
Fritz Kleeman
Hunter
Greenhunters
Abednego
Shadow
Fine Harness
Ace Peavyine
Lucille Groh
Lebanon
Kate Strockley
W. Troutman
Jolly Scott
Millie Beck
Dudley
Law
the Ghost
Primrose Princess
Pumphrey
Rose of Summer
Ist
Otis R. Dodson
Ihce Stables
Allen's Champ
Pennsylvania
Helen RB. Horst
S. J. Donley
W. C. Feaster
Bombers Organize For Cage Season
The Eastern Bombers field a strong basketball lineup for the coming season with players from local circles. Dick Morganthau Alvey Long and Lester Smith, O Earl McNeal and Feck Martin, Bob Kline and Big Jim McFarland join the squad under coach Boward contact 2388 W for games.
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Eastern Bombers
Roward
Dick Morganthau
Alvey Long
Lester Smith
American Legion
Earl” McNeal
Feck Martin
Con
Injured knee can’t stop Wake Forest kicker
Raleigh Oct 28 Cliff Hobbs Wake Forest place kicking expert injured his right knee in practice yet booted three extra points against North Carolina State Saturday with his left foot.
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Raleigh
N. C
Cliff Hobbs
Wake Forest
North Corolina State
Series Checks Go To Cards Browns Share World Series Receipts
Chicago October 23 Checks for 309590.91 were mailed as the baseball commissioner's office announced the World Series receipts split. Total: 92877.27 to champions St Louis Cardinals and 86485.46 to the St Louis Browns. Twenty six Cardinals shared 4625 each and nine others received fractional amounts from 500 to 2813. Shares of 2743 went to 29 Brownies with nine others getting 500 to 1871.
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Chicago
Agers
K. M. Landis
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Bout Cancelled For Mauriello Oma Rematch at Madison Square Garden
The heavyweight return bout set for November 8 between Tami Mauriello and Lee Oma at Madison Square Garden was canceled. Match maker Nat Rogers said Mauriello asked for more time to train.
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New York
Tami Mauriello
Lee Oma
Madison Square Garden
Nat Rogers
Mauriello
FIELD TRIAL RESULTS FOR SETTERS AND Pointers
Victory is owned by Johnny Bio and L. G. Mathias shows as owner for Broadway Brandy Pointer and Peerless Beaurocket. Lulu Setter is listed with W. A. Hopkins and Lou Fahnestock sharing ownership. third place noted.
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Name Victory
Johnny Bio Setter
L. G. Mathias Broadway
Brandy Pointer
L. G. Mathias
Peerless
Beaurocket
Lulu
W. A. Hopkins
Lou Fahnestock
Field Trials Show Historic Success at Indian Springs
The Cumberland Valley Field Trial Association wrapped a record two day meet at Indian Springs Fish and Game. Amid strong crowds, top performances included M J Urner’s Patcheye winning the Members' Stake, L G Mathias claiming two firsts and a second, and notable placings for Shank, Roberson, Roane, Carpenter, and Fairchild in various Open and Members events.
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Shooting Dog
Buddy Setter
L. G. Mathias
Scatterbrain
John Wagaman
Skippy Pointer
Dr. H. L. Baker
Patchere
M. J. Urner Lively
Art Setter
R. C. Gaile
Alabama
Jack Pointer
R. Q. Cook
Roane
Carolina
Babe Pointer
R. D. Roane
Arnold, Md
Rodney
Beau
Otis Carpenter
Harrisburg
Sis Pointer
G. W. Fairchild
Winfield, Pa
Sam
Curtis Marcey
Washington
Roberson
G. P. Roberson
Baltimore
Skyrocket
Paul M. Shank
Cumberland Valley Field Trial Association
Indian Springs Fish and Game Association
M. J. Urner
Patcheye
R. C. Gale
Lively Art
Alabama Jack
Johnny B’'o
Setter
Pointer
L. G
Mathias
Buddy
Whirlwind
Bn Curtis Marcey
Washington, D. C
Prince
Settler
C. ¥. Roberson
Carolina Babe
Cracklin
Winfield
Landes Marshland Health Reform Timed Before Lafayette
The Landes region in France was a troublesome marshland until reforms and work by earlier authorities improved its health and drainage before the era associated with Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Landes
France
National Pro Football League Still Has Four Unbeaten Teams
The NFL remains with four unbeaten clubs as Green Bay advances to five straight wins by beating Cleveland 30 21 at Green Bay. New York and Washington stay undefeated with wins while Chicago and Detroit fight to a tie. Bills of background note include Paschal and Sinkwich shining for their teams.
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Chicago
National Football League
Packers
Green Bay
Cleveland Rams
New York
Pitts
Giants
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Frankie Sinkwich
Doughty Rams
Tommy Colello
Irv Camp
Don Hutson
Lou Brock
Joe Laws
Hutson
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Gett
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U. S
O.P. Bohman, Inc
Franklin Street
Hagerstown, Md
Standard Insulation Co
Wm. H. Cunningham
Nehi Bottling Co
Robert A. Harrell
R. D. McKee Hardware Co
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Baer Bros
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Morris Frock Post 42
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Mayflower
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Martin IL. Ingram
B. F. Moss
H. I. English
Bell Cab Co
Alex J
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Magerstown
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Bible’ S Shoe Shop
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Bill Paschal
Paschal
Redskins
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Joe Aguirre
Frank Filchock
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