City Basketball League Likely to Form Tonight
An organized city league for amateur basketball is planned with a 7 30 p.m. meeting at the Y M C A. Lieut Melvin Seeger will sponsor the effort, promote play space, cover expenses, and award trophies. One game per week is planned, aiming to involve teams from the city and county and likely those from last season.
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Potomac Edison
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Cy Moore
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Hagerstown Industrial League
Jim Champlin
Purcellville
David Pugh
Kyle Ruble
University of Maryland
Lewis Weller
Charles Elgins
Greenfield Hough
Horace Hershberger
Charles Davis
Charles Selmen
George Bodmer
Wilson Hershberger
Lester Beal
Charles White
Henry Johnson
Jack Elgins
Dutch Poole
Thomas H. Payne
Rangers
Pames
Frederick City
Mr. Payne
Dickerson
Green Wood Democrat Seen as Likely House Leader Candidate
Indiana Democrat Arthur H. Green wood, already House majority whip, is regarded as an outstanding candidate for the next House majority leadership after preliminary talks with party leaders. Green wood will begin his seventh term in January and spends time in Washington.
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Arthur H. Greenwood
Indiana
Greenwood
Congress
Heaves
Washington
Gridiron Shifts and Scramble in Eastern Football Eyes
New York, Dec. 3. Football season lags as players and coaches face upheaval across eastern schools. Eddie Casey may sign at Harvard while colleges review lineups and prospects from Cornell to Northwestern, amid shifting loyalties among alumni and students.
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Fring
Ald Graas
Umut
East
Eddie Casey
Harvard
Crimson
Wesley Foster
Ohio State
Cambridge
Hillrvard
Cornell
Shellac
Dartmouth
Dobie
Womeen Berry
Ganley Joins Mount St. Mary's After Maryland Game
Joe Ganley a Monrovia youth, played guard for Mount St. Marys against Western Maryland last Thursday. His football career at the Mount has been modest with limited playing time. He plans to join the army, aviation branch, after graduation. Maryland’s team faces turnover at guard and back positions, with several prospects groomed to step in. The Terrapins boast a strong backfield and ends as they prepare for a season that could hinge on key matchups including Minnesota Pittsburgh.
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Monrovia
Western Maryland
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Army
Tien
College Park
Maryland
Johnny Simpson
Charie Eliinger
Norwood
Sotheon
Terrapins
Ennis
Willis
Buscher
Keller
Stat
Panthers
Gophers
Hancock to Play Lackey High School Here
Hancock high school’s soccer team travels to Cadet Field in Frederick county to face Lackey high school of Prince George’s at 2 o’clock for the Western Shore championship and a chance at the State P A L title. The Hancock boaters have defeated Emmitsburg Bruce and Glenburnie en route to the Western Shore final, with a close win over Glenburnie decided by a penalty goal. Lackey’s prospects are unclear, but the Prince George’s crew has produced strong teams in the past. The sectional winner will advance to the state title game Thursday at Easton or Cambridge. A fieldball game between Hagerstown and Catonsville has been postponed to Friday at Cadet Field. Visiting teams will be hosted by Frederick High School with Muss Helin Hann in charge of arrangements.
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Frederick County
Wester Shore
Washington County
Lackey High School
Prince George's County
Cadet Field
Hancock
Emmitsburg
Bruce
Glenburnie
Brunswick High School
Cadet Pield
Littie
Gackey
Prince George's
Easton
Cambridge
Hagerstown
Catonsvile High Schools
Frederick
Lonaroning
Annapalis
Ts Catonsville
Washington Countians
Frederick High School
Muss Helin Hann
Firis
Radio Revenue Shifts Prompt Telegraph Merger Talk
Pitkin of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Co testified at a Federal Communications Commission hearing that telegraph firms may need to merge to compete with Bell. He cited rising wire rentals and postwar revenue losses, noting 1917 telegraph earnings at 4.5 million dollars and 1933 at 16 million as evidence of the pressure on telegraph income.
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Des
Wow Pitkin
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Federal Communications Commissum
Pitkin
Bell System
Lietesu Telegraph Companie
Shepherd 10 Play In Another Game
William Shepherd of Western Maryland College, top scorer with 133 points, may play one more game after an undefeated 1934 season. Possible post season at Miami or East West Classic. pro offers surface as Kerr and Hanley plan bids. Final decisions today on Western Maryland Miami trip and invitations.
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Wild Wille) Shepherd
Western Maryland College
Terrors
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Terror
Western Maryland
Shepherd
University of Miami
Miami
Fla
San Francisco
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Dick Hanley
Kerr
Hanley
Shepherd Alo
Bull
Green Terror
Baste
Orville (Greasy) Neal
Nate Weinstock
Paul Bates
Green
Florida
Bluebirds trounce Redbirds in league clash
Bluebirds defeated Redbirds 11 to 2 in yesterday’s soccer league match. Standings show Bluebirds with 15 wins and 8 losses, posting a .652 winning percentage, while Redbirds fall in the standings behind the leaders.
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W. Lb
Redbirds
Bluebirds
Chrysler and Buick win in YMCA league opener
In the YMCA Basketball League opening at the gymnasium on Monday, the Chrysler team defeated the Plymouths 19 to 9 while the Buicks defeated the Fords 14 to 8. Yesterday's results list Chrysler 19 Plymouth 9 Buick 14 Ford 8.
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Plymouths
Chrysler
Plymouth
Buick
Ford
Murray
Staley
Willams
Hirsch
Peregoff
Crist
Corghan
F. Burke
Baumgardner
Webb
E. Murray
F. W. Sherald
F. Esworthy
C. R. Rothenhoefer
Sanner
Barbers Top Farmers Co-Op In Baker’s Bowling League
Barbers defeated Farmers Co-Op in yesterday’s Baker’s Bowling League action. Tonight’s games feature Farmers vs A and P and a Thursday matchup DeMolay Alumni against Carmack. Friday pits Lions against Hosiery and Albaugh versus Gittinger.
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Farmers Co-Op
Carmack
Lions
Albaugh Vs
Gittinger’s
Pet DeMolay Alumanni
Lions Club
Farmers
Chevrolets
Gittinger's Union Mfg Co
Carmack Grocery
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Add Fears to Your Life At Least B00
Public health briefing urges addressing fears to reduce physical and mental misery. Experts warn many distressing conditions are preventable and curable with early intervention.
National Open Pair Championship at New York Bridge Event
Secretary WM E McKrenney describes the national open pair championship at the national bridge tournament in New York City starting December 10. The five night event includes eliminations after the second and third rounds and a two round final, with young players like George Kennedy proving that ambition and skill matter in earning the title. Kennedy’s hand play illustrates choosing the best percentages through spade finesse first and heart finesse if needed, aiming to maximize success in the contract.
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New York City
United States
Canada
George Kennedy
Kennedy
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