Fine Prospects for Middletown High Five
Middletown High School coach Bill Hauver hails a strong basketball squad as the best he has led. Key players include Richard Keller and George Remsberg, with Maurice Gross poised for a guard spot. The team trains two weeks, beat by reserves in a practice game, and plans a full schedule with local and regional opponents.
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Bill Hauver
Sage
Myersville
Middletown High School
Bill
Handboa Middletown
Middletown
Richard Keller
George Remsberg
Keller
Remsberg
Roland Hauver
Maurice Grosspickle
Hauver
Mterial
Hagerstown
Gooch Haover
Hugh
Kong” Keller
Austin Brandenburg
Jack May
Walter Rohrback
John Mauss
Robert Bowlus
Maryland School For the Deaf
Boonsboro High School
Modern Woodmen
High School Games Scoreboard At Cadet Field
Wednesday results feature Nighthawks 10 Orioles 2 with Elworthy Himes Conn and Wright scoring. Eagles and Buzzards 2 2, Harvard 0 Notre Dame 0. Sharks beat Princeton 2 1 in a tight tilt while Tigers 4 0 Cubs. Redbirds and Nighthawks tied 0 0. Championship scores Sharks 2 Princeton 1 with Halves and field goals noted. referee Whitmore.
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Cadet Field
Nighthawks
Orioles
Elworthy
Himes
Conn
Wright
Eagles
Buzzards
Harvard
Notre Dame
Tigers
Cubs
Redbirds
Sharks
Princeton
Myers
Ceci
Cine
Tobery Sheets
Houck
Schilds
Poole Dixon
Cube
Hahn LC
Drummitt Baumgardner
LI Miller Shankle
Ramsburg
Ewing RI
Lenhart Oden
Stitely
Linton LH
Bell Simmons
Rice
Ate Fogle Fisher Hoffman Summers Smith
Oland Banks Culler
Baumgardner
Linton
Smith
I Redbirds
Young L
Crum
Stup
Esworthy Burdette
Smith Easton
Barber Doddy Him
Year Ago Today reminiscences and football notes
A compact reminiscence column recalls Carl Hubbell leading NL pitchers in effectiveness a year ago while noting Southern California’s Rose Bowl invite five years back and a 1924 West Coast intersectional game where USC beat Syracuse 16 to 0. A home remedy tip adds olive oil to washing water for chamois gloves.
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Carl Hubbell
National League
Pitt
Southern California
West Coast
Syracuse
Middletown Wins Tough Practice Game Over Bosmen
Middletown High School edged Blue Ridge Transportation Company 25 to 23 in a hard fought warmup at the Middletown gym Wednesday night. The Valleyites led 2-0 after the first quarter, trailed by two at halftime 11-7, and held a slim fourth-quarter lead before subs saw action. The Panthers next play Gettysburg College fraternity at home Friday night at 8.
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Middletown High School
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Middletown
Valleyites
Bosmen
Bill Hauver
Gettysburg College
Maryland to play four big games at Baltimore Stadium
TheUniversity of Maryland announces a 1935 athletic plan with four key games in Baltimore Stadium including Oct 5 against WFP I and Oct 12 against North Carolina. Jim Levey returns to pro football with Hollywood of the PCL after starring with the Quantico Marines.
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University of Maryland
Baltimore Stadium
WFP I
North Carolina
Indiana
Washington and Lee
Jim Levey
St. Louis
McCurdy Field
Jim
Hollywood
Levey
Quantico Marines
Pittsburgh Pirates
Christmas Eve Radio Lineup Features Stars and Chorus
Eastern standard time New York reports an advance pre-Christmas department show with two to three hours of talent on WABC CBS and NBC WEAF. Expected performers include Lionel Barrymore George Olsen Ethel Shuttz Beatrice Lillie Mme Schumann Heink Clyde Panghorn Roscoe Turner the Don Cossack Russian Choir Apollo Club Chicago Kathryn Witwer Alexander Woollcott and John Kennedy Rudy Vallee and Whiteman Show among offerings.
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Lneup
Wabc-Cbs
Lionel Barrymores
George Olsen
Ethel Shuttz
Lis
Beatrice Lillie
Mme Schumann-Heink
Clyde Panghorn
Roscoe Turner
Don Cossack Russian Choir
Apollo Club of Chicago
Kathryn Witwer
Alexander Woollcott
Plaster of Ceremonies
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights With Music and Talks
A dense listing details Friday radio programming across networks. Highlights include Walter O Keefe and Waring's Pennsylvanians at 9 and 10, Paul Sabin Orchestra and Rochester Philharmonic at later hours, plus music appreciation and a London discussion on war causes. The schedule features numerous orchestras, vocal acts, and farm and home programming across WEAF WABC WJZ NBC and CBS affiliates.
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WARBC
CBS
Fray and Braggiotti
Walter O'Keefe
Waring
Hollywood
Paul Sabin
WIZ
NBC
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
George Olsen
Ethel Shutta
WEAF
WJZ
Josiah Stamp
London
WABC
Stokowski
U. SS Marine Band
Nighthawks and Buzzards Share 2–2 Draws in Weekend Results
Yesterday's results show Nighthawks 10 Owls 2. Buzzards 2 Nighthawks 0 and Buzzards 2 Orioles 2 and Eagles 2 Buzzards 2. The standings list Nighthawks, Eagles, Buzzards, and Orioles with various point tallies. Also noted Harvard 0 Notre Dame 0 in soccer and bowling leagues ongoing.
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Nighthawks
Owls
Buzzards
Orioles
Eagles
Derr Bowling League Yesterdays Results
In yesterday's action Derr Bowling League members defeated Gunther. Tonight's games feature Trainmen vs Kaufman.
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Derr Bowling League
Gunther
Trainmen
Kaufman
Expert Shows A Squeeze By WM. E. McKENNEY
The article praises David Burnstine as a top tournament player. It notes his Vanderbilt win with teammates and details a squeeze play from a recent championship, illustrating his careful precision and card-reading skill.
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David Burnstine
Himsel
Vanderbilt
New York
Burnstine
West
East
Brunswick Bows to Frederick in Crucial Sunday Showdown
Brunswick faces Frederick at 2 30 p m in a Shipley Soccer League clash as second-half hopes hinge on a win. Middletown visits Mt Airy while Emmitsburg hosts Walkersville in a trio of key divisional matches with referees set for each game.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Bhipley
Radomers
Middletown
Mt. Alry
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Frederick Ot Brunswick
Melvin Kaplan
Mt. Airy
John Hansen
Roscoe Shook
Recreation League Roney Tops Kline Tonight
The American Legion Junior Basketball League opens this afternoon at Parkway School with Muse facing South St. and Parkway meeting M. C. 4. The circuit includes Church Street School Parkway Frederick high St. John's are absent this season. A German inventor adds a bicycle wheel pump auto inflator for tires.
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Cinbe
Pet Orme
Roney Motor Co
Graff Paint Shop
Red Ravens
Abi Amg
South St
Muse Tailoring Co
M. J. Grove Lime Co
ALT Kline‘s Auto Supply
Leading Scorer Bill Shepherd Tops 1934 Football Points
The nation's top point scorer in 1934 was Bill Shepherd a triple threat halfback from Westminster Maryland University he tallied 193 points to lead his nearest rival by 13.
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Bill Shepherd
Maryland University
Bill
Westminster, Md
Maryland School for the Deaf Opens Season With Win Over Church Street Independents
The Maryland State School for the Deaf beat Church Street Independents 25 to 22 in the season opener at the Church Street gym. The game featured a close first half tied 12 all and a decisive third quarter, with strong foul shooting from both sides and key baskets from Brode for the Mutes.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Church Street Independents
Church Street
Mutes
Independents
Hubert Derr
Pop’ Brachey
Bsilentees
Church Streeters
Maryland
Brode
S. D
W. Kelley
F. A
Judino
Miller
Kalinowski
Go FF
Bruchey
Ferguson
Brish
Miss Shook
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Arrow Beer
Crane
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Kline's Auto Supply
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American Bridge League
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Roney
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