Sleepy Jake Rady Leads YMCA Comeback For 28 27 Victory
In a tight Friday night contest at the Stave Armory the Frederik YMCA edged the local Brigade 28 27 as Sleepy Jake Rady entered late from the bench with 56 seconds left scoring a field goal to tie and then a follow up shot to seal the win. The Woodmen of the World team from Hagerstown staged a late surge but the YMCA prevailed in a nip and tuck game marked by late heroics and a 16 6 quart of the first period. The match also featured a separate preliminary in which a Civilian Conservation Corps unit from Fishing Creek defeated Company A 30 20 with Feldman and Holcomb guiding the winners.
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Meddletown
Woodmen
Hagersown
Frederik Y.mc. A
Stave Armory
Bos Maces
Rudy
Ted
Thej
Grubb
Fuxty
Darkhorse
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Fishing Creek
Sers
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Holcomt
Postponed Games Bumped To Monday By League
The Penrgna Athletic League postponed soccer and tennis matches set for Cade and Feld Pricer due to poor conditions. Baltimore office announced the delay after weather forced two reschedules, hoping to finish state tournaments before schools close for Christmas vacation. The field was listed as excellent on Friday with plan to play Monday at 1:20 p.m. featuring Hagers versus Annapolis and Brunswick versus Maryland Park.
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Teidbal Zemes
Cade
Feld Pricer Attecooon
Amu
Hagerswen
Annapolis
Brunswick
Maryland Park
Frederick A C to Seek Tenth Victory Over Baltimore Collegians
Frederick Athletic Club aims for a 10th win of the season Sunday at 2 pm against Baltimore’s Collegians at McCarey Field. Walbrook rides a two-game series lead. Frederick wants the edge as Emil Reitz calls signals. The squad will feature regulars like Al Farrell and Dick Buster with Duke Cramer slated to start if Lyal Clark is sidelined.
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Frederick Athletic Club
McCarey Feld
Colegians
Baltimore
Walbrook
Frederick
Ray Steele
Grove
Moleskin Warriors
Arundel
Annnapolis
Launadrymen
Collegians
Butch
Sssatno
Ted Doughty
Joe Miod
Emil Reitz
Villanova
al Farrell
Fepce
Barry
Dick Buster
Duke Cramer
Gettysburg College
Lyal Clark
Frederick Fos Walbrook Ramer
Cantor Parreil
T. Doughty Sheep
Eeeresnint AE
Doughty Davis
Wolfe Phebus
Fredericks
City Rifle League: Company A tops Postoffice for first
Company A advanced to first in the City Rifle League by defeating Postoffice 743 to 736 at the State Armory. Bullet Trout scored 191 of 200 to lead individuals, as the next match on January 5 pits Headquarters Company MLN G against Postoffice.
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State Armory
MLN. G
Postofice
PSE
Dieta
Company A
Frederick Face Brunswick in Shipley League Soccer Clash
Frederick seeks a win to stay in the second half race as it hosts Brunswick Railroaders at 2 PM in Brunswick. The Frederick lineup has faced internal discord but coach Bob Stull hopes a victory spurs team cohesion. Mt Airy meets Thurmont, Emmitsburg travels to Middletown, and Jefferson Walkersville Keefer also feature in Sunday schedule.
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Middletown
Utterback
Mt Airy
Thurmont
Aldridge
Frederick
Brunswick
Kefauver
Jefferson
Walkerstille
Keefer
Shipley
Brunswick Railroaders
Tom
Bob Stull
Hopig
Mt Alsy
Br Emmitsourg
Baseball talk and football forecasts in sport tips column
In a broad sport tips piece readers are treated to baseball chatter on the Parade Athletics and A’s prospects, with notes on infield veterans and new signees. It also surveys college teams in the Dickinson football ranking and weighs Southern California’s strong late-season form against Notre Dame Georgia and Oregon.
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Grove
Cochrane
Cramer
Johnson
Coleman
A's
Foxx
Williams
McNair
Higgins
One Neat Ago And Other Sports Snapshots
In brief notes from varied sports history Sammi Palen Beton at light welterweight was knocked out by Jimmy McLamin in Vancouver. Wes fell to Madison Square Garden representative. Five years earlier Toviar Goose Goscin led American League hating Camp league. Earlier Lmedser Bradford defeated M Sterling in the National Handicap Squash Tournament in New York. The French Foreign Legion roster boasted over 30 nationalities among 20 000 soldiers.
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Toviar
Goose Goscin
tLmédser Bradford
M. Sterling
New York
Oxford Cambridges Relays Highlight Local Wins
Oxford victory in the 14th annual relay against Cambridge featured N P Harlowell, a former Harvard man, crossing the finish line for the American team. In basketball action the Y M C A junior squad remained unbeaten in the American Legion League with a 45 to 17 win over Fredericks High School, while St Johns High edged Church Street 21 to 10. Fire up daily results show Inyo County houses Mount Whitney and Death Valley as the nation’s high and low extremes.
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Oxford
Cambridge
N. P. Harlowell
Harvard
Toe Y. MC
American Legion League
Predeck High School
Paul Weddle
Toe
MLC. A
Ahernoon
St John’s High School
Best
Church Street
Johnnies
Dutrow
Sherald
DeMolay Alumni Down DeMolay in Bowling Swing
In the Fraternal Division league action on Friday night the DeMolay Alumni defeated the DeMolay team in four of six games. The Alumni won the second match on pinfall. Individuals include Butcher, Michzel, Marts, Nusz, Morgan, Wig and others with varied scores, while DeMolay players McKenzie, McLaren, Heck and others posted mixed results. Upcoming schedules note DeMolay against Kiwanis and Lions versus DeMolay Alumni on Friday.
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DeMolay
M C
Boweing Lesgte
Praternal Divison
Mount St Marys Opens Season With Veterans Duo
Mount St Marys College tips off tonight in Mountaineer Gym against Shepherd College of West Virginia with three veterans from last season. Coach Art Maloy expects standout performances from Joe Leetch and Chick Chanowsie, plus Tom Leach and Chalkley as new faces compete for starting roles.
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Mount St. Marys Colege Quint
Last Fears
Mountaineer
Shepherd Colege
S&s
Haidars
Art Maloy Ios
Joe Leetch
Chick Chanowsie Duh
Sili
Tom Lrech
Cai
Chalkley
Ske
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