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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
3
Scoring from the press release highlights Princeton meeting Navy at Halftime in Baltimore with a 10 10 tie in 1995 noted. The Tigers face Mount Marys Johns Bromisn George Washington and others in upcoming schedule details.
Local groups debate trout season timing and conservation rules. The Frederick chapter of the Luak Walton League adopts a five point program emphasizing stream patrolling, pre opening restrictions, and tree planting to aid trout. State agencies and county organizations back discretionary opening powers, with calls for consistent game laws and possible deer license adjustments.
The report lists wrestlers and boxers such as Torrance and Schmeling amid a crowded scene at Montitrer gym. It notes shrinking weights, rising contenders like Reiss, Ilamis, and Tormane, and hints at broader sports talk including football and soccer figures.
A fire damaged a 25 room frame hotel at Pen Mar Park on Tuesday. Incendiary origin cited with furniture moved from the building and water damage spreading to floors walls and stairways at Mount Poerest Inn near Camp Albert Co on the edge of the park.
Frederick DeMolay led 20-18 against Shepherdstown, but dropped the close game as Shepherdstown pulled away late in the fourth. Final minutes saw Frederick miss chances as Miller clinched the win for Shepherdstown with a key late goal.
Shepherd College's Mountaineers defeated Shepherdstown's Rams 32 to 20 at Laamitsburg. Mitchell led scorers as Mountaineers opened a 6-6 stalemate then pulled away, finishing strong with a 41-? halftime edge and a steady defense. The game marked Shepherd’s first of the season and a return to school January 3.
An article by Earl Bryan of Cleveland discusses a controversial hand from a Downtown Triplicate Team event. It analyzes a player who refused to follow tradition and published a contract of three in a trump, challenging established bridge principles.
Aboard a duplicate session the writer analyzes a hand where South opens three no trump and East wins the first trick with the ace and returns a diamond. West may misguess a defense if declarer plays the right card to trick one. The narrative tracks the play and distribution as players seek the best line and potential four spade sacrifices.
Maryland School stays undefeated with a 39 to 4 victory over Ridge, led by Stad and Bord in a low foul game. Lee Hudron dominated early, while Bel and teammate Stad contributed 16 points as the team built a large lead after halftime.
Yesterday's results show OU Brevity defeating Poopica while Butomac Pabon beat Peoples. Standings list Votomac and Peoples Drug Steere among clubs with varying records, and several cryptic abbreviations appear in the table.
Yesterday's bowling results show the Wildcats and Acme leading the standings with key matches on December 28 29 and 30. Notable listed teams include the Aces Acme Pase Ki Pov AleGtare and Red Steers with standings titled Wildcats Lion Acme Big Tae Al-Ghita. The text also recalls a World War artillery peak during the Battle of St Mintel with a million shells fired in four hours.
The Church Street Independents defeated Poolesville Rangers 32 to 19 to start their basketball season on the Church Street School court. Cubitt opened scoring, followed by Dere and Uruchey as the Independents built a 20 4 lead at halftime, remained ahead through the third, and won going away.
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