Johnnies Triumph Over Thurmont Wildcats On Local Floor
St John’s defeats Thurmont Wildcats 35 to 24 in a rough exhibition game at home. Lipps and Weer lead Johnnies with strong inside play while Ambrose and Hecunger pace Thurmont in a hard fought contest. Referee Ereh and timer Lipps, scorer Root noted, 20 fouls called.
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Nees
John
Tharmont
Thurmont
St John's
Mession
Hals
Ambrose
Warr
Frederick
Wildcats
Fis
Bob Ambrose
Hecunger
Lipps
Ask Ganley
St. John's
St. John’s
Gohn
Thurmert
Bengt
Ereh
Bid strategy and hand evaluation in bridge play
Secretary McKennet outlines bidding logic for a bridge hand in which South opens four spades and East is strong enough to overcall versus pre empt. The narrative explains declarer play aiming to win tricks in spades diamonds and clubs, with emphasis on how opponents' bids shape contract decisions and how leads affect the outcome.
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West
East
South
Gederer
Quater
Camberland Cameya Faces Opposition This Winter
The Camberland Cameya, after drawing a large crowd last year in the state arena, faces strong resistance this season. Buffalo BY indies defeated by two extra periods 26-24 in a recent game.
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Oppeeton
Camberland
Cameya
Suna Indies
Baffalo
Baseball magnates weigh charity for unemployed amid league talk
Discussion in New York centers on intercollegiate and professional football charity and the need to aid the unemployed. Proxy Heydler notes National League’s 1920 season was its best with attendance of 5,500,000, up 136,000 over the prior peak. Some colleges have given funds for games to aid the needy. baseball may follow.
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Ray Stecker
Dare
Army
Navy
New York
Frentze
Stecker
Chance
Dunne
Jona Heydler
National League
Heydler
Herdler
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Father O Donnell
Queuces College
Feds
Maxie
Max Buyer
California
Watt
Eecuti
Christopher 2
BattaLne
Kid Chocolate
Madi Square
Gertien
Arthur Donovancia Forrground
Batialino
Chocolate
Local teams, matches, and scores paced opening basketball week
The region features a busy schedule with the Hagerstown YMCA, Frederick Eagles, and St. John's AOC teams listed for games in Frederick, Hagerstown, and Baltimore venues. Notable names include Charle Brockmeyer and Burdette Keefer as players to watch, with upcoming dates at Armory and St. John’s facilities.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
State Armory
Crisap
Dentay
Baltimore
Stave Armory
S. John’s A.C
Charle Brockmeyer
Calvert Hai
St. John’s A OC
Te Brunswick Independents
St. Jonn's Hal
Paul Berlenbach Training Comeback Effort in New York Gym
The piece notes Paul Berlenbach training in a New York gym for a comeback attempt after being barred two years ago as unfit by the New York Boxing Commission. Mil believes a fight could be secured elsewhere amid tensions with manager Harry Lenny and St. Louis boxing authorities.
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Paul Berlenbach
New York
New York Boxing Com-parisian
Mil
Harry Lenny
Paul Swiderski
St Lews Boxing Commission
Paul
Mane Rosenbloom
Boung
Frederick DeMoly Basketball Team Aims For Breakthrough
A garbled local sports note shows Frederick DeMoly basketball squad planning a first appearance breakthrough at an event hosted by Hareestown Potomac Edison, with early details indicating a competition at a designated venue and time.
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Frederick DeMoly
Potomac Edison
Wrestler Tavs Freche Crowned World Champion In Bout
In a dramatic main bout, Tavs Freche wins the world wrestling title amid a clash with Bart and Paul Jones the scissors. The report notes a deadly shooting near Clinton and mentions Thomas in the campaign’s early weeks as well as a game involving the Heathsburg Senators and the Wilke Warre Barons.
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Bart
Paul Jones
Iim Teves
Hutting
Clinton
Ind
Thomas
Heathsburg Senators
Gatherum
Wilke ‘Warre Barons
Eagles Five Wallops Broms Wick Team 43 14
Brunswick Independents fall to Frederick Eagles 43 to 14 in a high school basketball game. Downes leads the Eagles with strong second half play, while Brunswick struggles from the field and multiple handling errors. The Eagles travel to play Hagerstown Y M C A next, with a Friday armory matchup against the same club.
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Eagles
Wallops Broms Wick
Downes
Brucesick
Beth
Maruman
Miles
Wiike
Burch
Jones
Saad
Freeman
Utterback
Brady
Fabis
Eye Peers
Frederick Eagles
Shipley
Cramer
Blethen
Speaks
B. Hartman
Houck
Rosael
Hamiltton
Gulf Pride Upsets Eagles in Two of Three Games
Gulf Pride of Lae City League upset the favored Eagles at Diamond Alleys in a three game set. The Eagles won the final game by a wide margin to secure total pinfall. Walter Eoib led Gulf Pride as top scorer.
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Gulf Pride
Lae
Eagles
Walter Eoib
Gull Pride Beats Eales In City Bowling League
Gull Pride defeated Eales in last night’s city bowling results. Tonight features Mooee ve and G L Baking Co. Thursday hosts Garber's Bakery versus Parmes. Friday schedules Hustiera against Crystal Laundry.
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Gull Pride
Eales
Mooee Ve. G. L. Baking Co
the Clabes. Pet
G. L. Baking
Ano Garber’s Bakery
Crystal Laundry
M. EL B
Rr Moore
Gall Pride It Farmers i
Egyptian wrestler aims to test grunts with American peers
The text describes Egypt's Geutze D. Kotsohare as a leading grappler who has won 16 of 20 matches in the past year and seeks competition with American counterparts amid a busy campaign season. Names and places are partially garbled, but the focus remains on international wrestling and upcoming matchups.
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Rick I
Egypt
Geutze D. Kotsohare
Beck
Svorae
Autraus
Zeman
Boisonafey
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Yao
Nore Dame
Southern California
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Attwough
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City Bowling League
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Parmes
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Christmas Club
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Central Trust Company OF Maryland
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