Mountaineers Schedule 71 Games List Indicates Strong Season
The Mountaineers announce a 71 game schedule featuring home opens at Emmitsburg and road matches with Johns Hopkins Washington College Western Maryland Dickinson and more. A February New York trip includes Manhattan Seton Hall and Crescent Athletic Club.
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Dickinson Custere
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Mountaineers
Warren Hemler
McSherrystown
Joseph A. Russe
Wilmington
Del
Blue Ridge College
Emwitsburg
St. Thomas College
Scranton
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Washington College
Chestertown
University of Delaware
Newark
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Georgetown Unive
Washington, D.C
Dickinson College
Emmaus
Cresap's Rifles
Frederick
Catechie University
Washington, D. C
Yoat Emmitsburg
Carlise
West Vic Cumberland
Penn School of Forestry
Raumitsburg
Manhattan College
New York
Seton Hall College
Orangs
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
University of Baltimore
Emmitsburg
Peo
Washington Colsgs
Emmatteburg
Catonsville Overpowers Crisfield to Win State Soccer Title
Catonsville High School defeated Crisfield 11 to 0 to clinch the state championship on the Western Shore. Chestertown fell to Towson in a late rally as Towson’s defense and forward play secured the victory. Catherine Nickerson scored all Chestertown points while Louise Mays starred for Towson.
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Catonshi High School
Crisis High School
Chesterien
Clinch State Etown
White Towson High School
Chestertown
Ed Placen
Caherine Nickerson
Louise Mays
Towson
Maryland Collegiate Elevens Rise in All-Mistrict Play
In a packed season set at venues across the state, multiple Maryland colleges showcase rising squads. Key players from Johns Hopkins, Maryland, and individuals from the Towson region anchor competitive rounds and team strategies advancing toward league honors.
Oldsmobiles Rout Studebakers in Morning Junior Basketball
In a Saturday junior league game the Oldsmobiles defeated the Studebakers 25 to 17 while Beall and Strine starred for the winners. Details mention fast passing and late defense as the Oldsmobiles pulled away in the waning moments.
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Studebakers
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Strine
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Fuaht
English Royal Circles Hopeful For King
London reports growing hope after two brief bulletins on the King’s condition note quiet day and ongoing improvement. Clinicians sign the updates as Lord Dawson of Penn Sir Stanley Hill and Sir Hugh Rigby, signaling cautious optimism amid World War backdrop and theater notices.
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Hugh Rigby
Wedwell
Kung
Two Basketball Games Scheduled in Y Gymnasium Tonight
The Shamrocks and Riflemen prepare for key midweek tests in Baltimore and Frederick. Fans from Monumentality and high school students are expected to fill two busloads, with Miss Betty Boyle directing the girls cheer section. The Riflemen face Maryland Collegians of Baltimore Wednesday at the State Armory after a strong senior season for the Collegians.
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Ritemen
Dimirge
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Girls Ath
Baltmore
Waynesboro Y. C. A
Baltimoreans
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Chick Ward
Loyola College
Hickey
Wils
Joe Belsch
Calvert Hatch
Bagel
Jimmie James
City College
Bob Bosley
University of Maryland
Baltimore Poly
Mov Smith
Johns Hupkins
Card play and Zeppel inquiry amid damaged text
Truncated note details a bridge deal with Diamonds as trumps and South leading. Mentions North and South must win six of seven against a tough defense and references a scene of chaos and injury around Zeppel activity and a police duty in Highgate.
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Perifeet
Yankees Rout A’s Early Inning Thriller
The Yankees, led by Miller, push pace early as a fast pitch tires batters, forcing substitutions. Max Huggins notes the A’s starter was throwing too hard, affecting later stages. Georgia Tech and California are debated as forces in the broader tournament context.
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Thugeans
Max Huggins
Walt and
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Gearely Teel
Far West
Georgia Tech
Celiornia
Tech
Alilito
Usdess
California
Regul
Ryscavage Named to All Maryland Eleven
The 1928 All Maryland selection includes Ed Ryscavage of Saint Mary’s as end and Frank S. Smith of St. John’s as the other end. Star end talents noted include Sial Clark of Western Maryland for exceptional play. Albert H. Marr reportedly contributed as a standout receiver for scoring drives and passes.
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Maint St. Mary's
Frank S. Smith
St. John’s
W. Wilson Wingate
Baltimore
Sial Clark
Westernaryland
Clark
Maryland
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Savith
Albert H
Marrone
Dufeult
Kioane
Pamris
Berk
Iisi
Oho University
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