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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1935
Page
6
The piece notes a Rose Bowl selection controversy involving the Pacific Coast Conference, with Stanford and Southern Methodist among teams discussed. It mentions an Eastern representative and a decisive 36 to 14 defeat for Texas University.
Plans for the Bree Midge Basketbal League season began Monday night with the Jeffecomlan Club in line for entries. Officials discussed start fees and required payments to secure teams and venues, aiming to begin play soon at local gyms.
Zephyrs of Shapher, W. Va., defeated Blue Ridge Lines 38 34 in a debated late game at the Armory. Moore and League sparked the rally as the visitors answered a strong first half burst, earning a one possession finish after a late foul shot miss and a coast to coast winner.
A 27 bout boxing card will be presented at Firemen's Hall Brunswick Thursday night by the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department under Raymond Peck Punk. The South Atlantic Amateur Association sanctions the event with proceeds to the Ore Company general fund. Featured bout pairs Portery Taye of the Wid Bul Richards team from Hagerstown against Trump, famed in regional rings. Other Hagerstown and Brunswick fighters include Snookie Snipe Kid Dawson Eugene Hahn Mike Thomas Red Wynkoop Samuel Capian and several more in three round bouts. Tony Marrone of this city will be the third man in the ring.
The Church Street Independents and Maryland State School for the Deaf will open their campaigns with a Wednesday night game at 7:40 on the Church Street School court. rosters include Harper Wright Brachey Zeterly Shipley Derr Frushout and others. Mutes schedule forthcoming with Littlestown and Parkway games to follow.
Scorpions defeat Walkersville 4 to 1 on Sunday afternoon at Walkeraville. Portas goal opened scoring for Glade Welrgites, Beno Smith equalized with a penalty, Awe elites sealed the win for Mt Pheasant with a late score.
Sanday's 2 Walkersville 1 final in junior league action at Mt Pleasant. Frederick met Mt Pleasant while Feagaville faced Walkersville with mixed results.
Two army non commissioned officers are held in Fort Hoyle Maryland after allegations they abducted and attacked a 15 year old Perryville girl. A Gran Contenance Corps worker was handed to county authorities by Aberdeen Proving Ground officers. The girl identified two sergeants as attackers. The investigation moved to Aberdeen and then Perryville with the girl returning to Havre de Grace before being brought to Aberdeen.
The football squad travels to West Virginia for a Sunday game against Mountaineers at 2 15 pm. Buck Alexander is injured and out, with Tarsan Gummers away, as manager Tig Grove seeks a strong lineup for the Martinsburg clash. The Mountaineers, coached by Hack Wilson, are well drilled and have defeated Harrisburg, Winchester, Washington, and Cumberland this season.
A Radio report from Hawaii to the U S Public Health Service notes about five thousand influenza cases in Honolulu, three thousand among school children, with the outbreak starting two weeks ago. Authorities compare it to the 1933 Hawaii outbreak and monitor U S trends as entries rise. Also, bowling league matches are postponed to next week.
Harry J. Lepters Jr. of the Prederick athletic Club sustained a broken leg during a football game at McCunty Field Sunday afternoon. Early reports indicated a severe injury with limited movement, while examinations later suggested the leg may be fractured.
Shepherdstown defeated Punkstown 31 to 39 while Berkeley Springs and Mercersburg posted scores 20 and 34 respectively. Blue Ridge Lines led by 6 points over Shepherdstown and Hagerstown and Mercersburg staged late rallies in the region around Mercersburg.
Middletown High School basketball topped Beonsbare 1 9 to 1 Gaza in an exhibition game. Field goals credited to A Rudy and Hauver with Saint perfecting a penalty shot. Substitutes included Lome Alexander, and referees Jack Kepli and Miller. Middletown seeks next game against independent county foe with contact through manager Robert Bowlus.
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