Cresap’s Rifles Edge High Quint In Tight Bout
Cresap’s Rifles defeated High Quint 34 to 6 in a hard fought basketball clash on the Cresap court. Key performers included Jas Engle Racey and Brachey for Cresap and Ed Albaugh for the visitors as both teams mixed passing with erratic offense.
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Creeaps
Fifea
Samucoderra
AM Vidige
Rifemen
Engle
Cresap
Cluts
Racey
Brachey
Cre
Ed Albaugh
St John s Defeats High School Juniors In tight game
The St John s team beat the High School Juniors with a 14 1 day score and a late rally by Frewesn and door on offense while Hitesbes held strong on defense Zimmermzr Batt and return game planned for Friday in St John s hal.
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Frederick High
Aluminae
Velma Hann
Pextet
Wold
Hanns
Albaugh
Baumgardner
Brapeon
Pass
Barish
Macey
Brachey
Roelke
Frederick
An Ford
Albanagh
Sieacoerman
Bara
ST. John's
Yhs A
Johns Atteck
Frewesn
Doore
Hitesbes
Zimmermzr
Comes
Batt
Tors
St Johm's
B.S. Jemnives
G. F. TP
Wikkt
Sam
Demolay Defeats Quint of Hagerstown In Nonsense Entry
Demolay defeats Quint of Hagerstown in a hard fought high school basketball game. standout Miller led Hagerstown with strong interior defense while DeMolay held Pecos to seven early field goals.
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Demolay
Quint
Hagerstown
Bowling Loop Results Show Mooge Bedroeder Pulls Team Ahead
The Mooge, behind Schroe ter and Bebroeder, won three straight on Diamond alleys Tuesday night to climb from second to fifth place. Bebroeder set an league record by rolling 146 pins in the final game and 265 for the night, while U L team members struggled except Martz.
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Schroeter
Mooge
Firet
G. L Baking Co
Bebroeder
Martz
U. L
Mewer
ahi Mateny Hargett _ Smith
Keefer
G. L. Babecy
Eagles Lose Hagerstown Y M C A Tilt In Friction Filled Night
Frederick Eagles fall 24 to 21 to Hagerstown Y M C A in a rough Wednesday clash at the YMCA gym. Blethen ejected after early scuffle. Downes sidelined, Shaw and Reid lead the hosts. a rematch set for Friday at the State Armory.
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Hagerstown
Frederick Eaghets
Uss
Bisthen
Te Magemorn
Yama
Eagies
Blethen
Eagles
Shaw
Frederick
Leonard Downes
State Armory
Hagerstown Y. M. C. A
F. Ty. Segal
Tou Doukas
Colin
George
Ieas Insajeargbane
LO Ann Frederick Eagies
Houck
G ‘ Forney
Debate Over Charity Gifts From Baseball Season Funds
A letter from "A Fan" questions if organized baseball owes charity gifts from opening day receipts. The piece debates whether baseball pitches profits to charity while colleges pay football, and if paying players affects a charitable appeal. The debate centers on whether baseball wages influence philanthropic requests and if colleges are exempt because they reward players. The Dear Old Public discusses Sig league baseball owners.
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O. K
Tam
Colonel Ruppert
Charley Stoneham
Manhattan
Beacball
Bell Club
Public Support and Profit Tensions in Amateur and College Sports
The piece argues that clubs and magnates profit from sports while players and coaches are paid modestly. It notes student ticket prices, limited access for non-residents, and calls for rethinking grandstand economics. It recounts Polly Humber’s Army Naval Academy career and questions eligibility rule breaches in 1931.
Blue Ridge League Nears Major League Backing Plan
Dispatches from Hagerstown report the Blue Ridge League winter meeting in weeks will explore major league financing options to stabilize operations. Proposals include $5,000 cash from majors to a club with an option on top players, while local fans raise the remainder. President Jamison faces pressure and may resist retirement as leaders seek a cash-backed league future.
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Blue Ridge League
Moga
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Hanover
J. W. Jaimison
Blut Ridge
Jambeon
Hive Ridge
Jamison
Monet defeats G. L. Bakery in city bowling results
Local bowling league last night saw Monet edge G. L. Bakery in a close match as Gamers faced off with Garber's Bakery and Farmers. A cryptic exchange interrupted play with unclear dialogue as players prepared for the next round.
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Monet
G. L. Bakery
Maryland School for the Deaf Tops Frederick Cuba 28 14
The Maryland School for the Deaf basketball team improved to 3-0 by defeating Frederick Cuba 28 to 14 at Silembee Gym. Norford and Henklein starred for the winners. Slim Ferguson led the Cubs with the 2 point play.
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Maryland States School For the
Frederick Cuba
Silembee Gymnasium
Scientees
McVernon
Stlantees
Henklein
Norford
Slim Ferguson
Cubs
Denny Tag Company to Play Here Tonight Rises in Frederick
The Denny Tag Company basketball team travels to Frederick for a 9 o’clock game at the Sant Armecy arena against Cresap’s Rifles. Local amateur squads clash in a double bill with an 8 o’clock military exhibition featuring two Rifle teams.
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Chart Brockmeyer
Reer
Benmortans
C.F
Keeler
Bracher
Crom
Engie
Son
State Armory
Freapstick Eagles
Hagerstown
M. C
Cearin Pepe and 2 Right Clam Entertainer Highlight Tivisll Program
The theater page notes Cearin Pepe returning for a new run and a second act by a renowned entertainer. Mines previews the program featuring two acts, with the first item a praised comic turn and the second a celebrated performance.
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Sig League Baseball
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Denny Tag Company
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