Thrilling finish at court game opens Gettysburg season
Gettysburg Fleet-Wings edge Brownstown 33 32 at State Armory in a fast rough 40 minute opener. Art Zahn led Wings with 14 points as Bass and Pater sparked Brownstown's late rally. Jeffersonian Club beats Hancock Pippins 31 23 in Blue Ridge play. Fleet-Wings schedule shows January matches against Kentucky Colonels and Heurich Reds.
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G A Basketball League Thursday Results Report
The report lists Thursday results from the FM G A basketball league with game scores and standout performances. Details mention team matchups, notable players, and brief outcome summaries from the day’s slate.
Maryland School for the Deaf run to third straight win
The Maryland State School for the Deaf courtmen defeated Littlestown High School 24 to 15 in the Ollentee gym. Led by Hudson and Spath, the Mutes opened with an 18-2 run in the first half, then used reserves after halftime as Littlestown struggled offensively.
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Rec team defeats Te LI-19 in Saskeibas League raid
The Rec team of the ECA Saskeibas League won their raid standing by defeating the Te LI-19. The match covered minutes show a contest for control and scoring, with both sides fighting for advantage.
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Shipley Soccer League Postponed Games This Weekend
The Shipley Soccer League reschedules six of seven postponed matches for this weekend to prepare for the second half and an December 22 start. Frederick hosts Mt Airy while Thurmont faces neighbors Emmitsburg and Snevk Keefe games await outcomes as officials warn of suspensions for rough play.
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Firemen Elect Gray For Fresntent
The Union Bridge Volunteer Fire Company held its annual meeting in Purcell's Hall. Howard Gray was re elected president for the twenty fifth year and all officers were chosen. About forty members attended along with several businessmen. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Best Of Opener By WM. E. McKENNLY American Bridge League
In this contract problem North plays four spades. East wins with ace and queen of diamonds then a club claim. West shows profit by discarding. Declarer locates queen of spades and uses dummy to establish spades, diamonds, and hearts to defeat the opponents.
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Local Pros to Face Frederic Eleven at Curdy Field
Frederick prepares for a Sunday 2 PM clash with Washington Pros featuring All-Americans Leo Raskowski and Earl Dunlap among others. Grove leads Frederic in a heavy power play test against the visitors with a fast backfield and strong line. If rain delays, game shifted to December 22.
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Blue Ridge Lines Rally Past Mercersburg In Tri State Clash
Blue Ridge Lines strengthened second place in the Tri State League by edging Mercersburg 45 to 31 in Mercersburg Pennsylvania. Keefer and Harne figure prominently as Blue Ridge led 23 to 9 at halftime and withstood a late Mercersburg rally. Results also list Shepherdstown 30 Hagerstown 23.
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HoepPel Convicted in West Point Appointment Conspiracy
Washington dispatch reports Rep Job Hoeppel of California and his son Charles were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy to sell a West Point appointment to James Teas Lattimore for 1000 dollars. Ansell says appeal plans begin with a petition to the District of Columbia Supreme Court for a new trial. If denied, a notice of appeal will seek reversal in higher courts. Hoeppel faces up to two years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine. Properties near Myersville totaling about 115 acres, once set for sale, sold privately for 5000 dollars to Benton Morgan and others despite previous public sale withdrawal.
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Washington Pros Face Frederick Club in Sunday Game
Former Mountaineer JOE ZUBRIS from AM Marsland and last season's Icvington A G joins Washington Pros for Sunday at Mt St Marys College. He faces Frederick Athletic Club in a reunion match that revives memories of Irvington and the tough to end feud with ex Frederick star Jumbo Bowers.
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Louis Gets Technical Knockout Over The Basque
Louis delivered a teknical knockout of the Basque in the fourth round at Detroit. The bout lasted 15 scheduled rounds but ended early after a crushing right hand floored the opponent for a two count. Louis dominated with a short left, driving the Basque to the canvas as the crowd watched the fastest, most one sided finish in six years.
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