Central High boys and girls defeat A C H S in Lanocannon game
In Lonaconing Maryland on February 28 Central High School beat A C H S teams. The boys won 21 to 4 and the Central girls prevailed 29 to 7. Stars included Zimmerman for the visitors and Morgan for Central. Attendance was listed at 700.
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Piedmont High School
Miss Love
Miss Atkinson
Miss Morgan
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C. i. Ss
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Deetz
Tnee Kline
Zimmerman
Smith Bee
Gaither
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Cook
Eilbeck
Price
Yaste
Piedmont Outpaces Local High In League Clash
Piedmont High defeated Allegany County Academy 48 to 12 at the Central Y M C A in an upper Potomac Inter-Scholastic League game tying Cumberland for first place. Neff led Piedmont with strong inside play as Mullen dominated the size mismatch against Bruce. A. C. A. girls then beat Keyser Prep 14 to 9 in the following matchup.
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Piedmont High
Piedmont
Mullen
Bruce
Academy
Neff
Cumberland Boys
Keyser Preparatory School
Miss Turner
Miss Smith
Miss Pownall
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Brown Lashorn
Bruce Bes Ideaie
Conlet
Wilson Mullen
Streett Gocke
Fuller
Vandegrift
Brown
Cross
Wilson
Hill
Lashorn
Gocke
Lonaconing Champs Suffer Third Defeat at St Patrick's
Lonaconing, Md., Feb 28 The Lonaconing Champions fall 32 to 14 to St Patrick's Club five with three regulars out. Lashley and Graham stars for St Patrick's while Lonaconing struggle to score. Also Frostburg Beall High girls roll 26 to 1 over Lonaconing girls.
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Lonaconing
St. Patrick's Club
St. Patrick's
Lashley
Graham
Hiner Mopar
Phillies Face Strong Pitching to Defend NL Title This Year
Philadelphia notes Grover Alexander returns to the mound for Pat Moran’s Phillies with a trusted rotation including Chalmers Mayne Demaree McQuillan Sesehger and Tincup backed by Rixey Baumgartner and two rookies Fortune and Rhoades. Moran aims to add a top left hander while avoiding Federal league targets and focuses on Baumgartner and Rixey proving major league caliber this season.
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Grover Alexander
Phillies
Pat Moran
Alexander
St. Paul
Neb
Fettle
Demaree
McQuillan
Sesehger
Tincup
Rixey
Baumgartner
Fortune
Rhoades
Moran
Ars
Chicago Cubs
Tinker
Baltimore Engineer Buys 7 Acre Lot for New Baseball Plant
Jack Dunn of the local International League club has bought a triangular 7-acre parcel in Baltimore. The site measures 578 feet 8 inches on Thirty Fourth street 400 feet on Barcly street and 510 feet on Merriman street. He plans an up to date ballpark with stands likely patterned after Washington American League park.
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Jack” Dunn
International League
Thirtyfourth Street
Barcly Street
Merriman Street
Washington
Willard Heads to New York for Moran Bout
Tom Jones, manager, said Jess Willard and his party would leave Chicago Thursday night for New York where Willard’s cold had nearly cleared. He plans hard training upon arrival for the Moran fight.
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Chicago
Tom Jones
Jess Willard
New York
Willard
Frank Moran
Empire Atlantic Club hosts first 10 round bout in Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania on February 23 the Empire Atlantic Club staged its first 10 round bout. Herman Miller of Baltimore shaded Harry Baker of Wilmington in the main event. In the semifinal Young Herman of New York defeated Young Gilly of Washington Morton in five rounds.
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Empire Atlantic Club
Young Herman Miller
Baltimore
Harry Baker
Wilmington
Del
Young Herman
New York
Young Gilly
Washldmorton
Bald eagle shot in West Virginia home yard
Talmage Smith of Hoy Test near Romney shot a bald eagle at his residence on Wednesday. The seven foot wingspan bird was sent to a taxidermist for mounting.
Mandot Wins Referee Decision Over Dundee in 20 Round Fight
New Orleans report says Joe Mandot of New Orleans won a referee's decision Monday night after a 20 round bout with Johnny Dundee of New York. The lightweights fought evenly with Mandot gaining the edge through quicker infighting. Also, George Burns of the Giants reportedly injured his left shoulder and will be sidelined for some time.
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New Orleans
Joe” Mandot
Johnny” Dundee
New York
Mandot
Burns
Utica
George Burns
Giants
St Patrick's Mt Savage to meet Knights in return game
The St Patrick's club basketball team of Mt Savage will play a return game with the Knights of Columbus five in the K of C Hall on Friday night. Both teams have split two games this season and the matchup is expected to be interesting. A preliminary features the St Patrick's High School girls and Frostburg Beall High School girls.
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Army
West Point
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
John L. Bigelow
Michigan
O. F. Kirkpatrick
Texas
Harvard University
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Alma Richards
Stockholm
St. Patrick's
Mt. Savage
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Knights
St. Patrick's High School
Frostburg Beall High School
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