Frederick Cadets Eye Fast Start With New Uniforms
Coach Widmyer leads Frederick Cadets into a winter season with a fast lineup and new black and gold uniforms. Key players, likely starters, and reserves are named as the squad builds depth for 18 or more league games. County schedule splits northern and southern divisions with January 12 opening and March 3 final, girls see separate parish events.
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Banner
Mord
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Io Weth
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Luther Morris
Baumgardner Bledling
Rhoads
Jimmy Sparks
Lincoln
Stull
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Cadeta
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Secon
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Hagerstown
Bi James
Rockvale High School
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Thurmont
Frederick
Middletomn
Almadoh
Marquerite Biles
PLA
Officil
Baltimore
Walkermile
Esynties
Emerttelme
Thutmont
Emmitourg
Walker
Emmitaburg
Romthern
Brunswick
Brunewick
Arumanick
Rifle Matches Cite City Rifle League
Local rifle league action highlighted by teams from the city contesting in a series of matches. Competitors include noted marksmen from area clubs, with scores accumulating toward a season standings list and potential awards.
Dodge Quiets Pace-Setters With 23-0 Defeat
In a Y M C A league game Plymouth defeated Dodge 23-0 after a tight first half. Another league clash ended Buick 23 Chevrolet 16 as Buick surged in the second half after an 8-0 halftime lead. The report lists the scoring sequence.
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Dodge
Plymouth Quint
Y. M.C
Plymouths
Dodges
Buicks
Yveaterday
Bulck
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Doge
Pet
Chrysler
Ford
Barons Arrive in Frederick for Spring Training
Wilkes-Barre Barons of the New York Pennsylvania League reach Frederick for spring training with a new manager set to lead. Pete Margie, president, announced changes including Jake PGE as skipper and Mike McNally as favorite for Pinler's berth. Fade Roety, once with Lanover, also departs.
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Wilkes-Barre Barons
New York-Pennsylvania
Frederick
Pete Margie
Jake Pge
Mike McNally
Barons
Pinler
Fade Roety
Butemar
Lanover
Tredekins Face Dixie League Shakeup in Washington Move
The article outlines potential Dixie League transfers to Washington if George P. Marshall shifts his National League team from Boston. Nig Grove talks with Dixie League officials about relocating to Frederick or nearby cities, while Redskins amid home-year expectations keep fans hopeful for local basketball.
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Washington
Tredekins
Alexandria
Ely
Nig Grove
George P. Marshall
Boston
Redskins
Orit Ath
Marshall College Five Defeats Western Maryland 64 50
Westminster Md Dec 1 The Marshall College quint led early then pulled away to beat Western Maryland 64 to 50. Marshall forward Hamid W Va and Western Maryland forward James Benjamin tied for scoring honors with 16 points each.
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Marshall College
Hamid W
Maryland Oller
Marshall
West
Finjamin
Western Maryland
Ted
Scorkmt
Richmond Defeats Maryland In Overtime on Court
Richmond beats Maryland 40 to 40 in an overtime finish after Jacobs entered late and sank a tying shot with seconds remaining. The standout play sparked a Richmond rally as the time expired and carried into overtime through five minutes. Also noted is a May contract award anticipated for the Point of Rocks bridge with eight firms bidding and George I Hazelwood Co. named low bidder at 340431.76.
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Maryland
Dev
Peto Jacobs
Josang
Ted
University of Richmond
Vna
Jacobs
Point of Rocks
George I Hazelwood Company
Cumberland
Widder
MD. Grove Lime Itn Company
Poe
Profits by Poor Defense in Bridge Play
The article recalls a bridge hand commentary by Robert W. Haplin of Chicago and NY WM. BE. McKENNEY, noting defense weaknesses as a key factor. Halpin describes a four spades doubled contract where defense failed to yield tricks, and the dummy’s diamonds and clubs lead to misplays, with analysis of the play sequence and heart entries.
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Robert W. Haplin
Chicago
Halpin
West
Tony Tin
Bridge hand summary shows a late round auction outcome
In a rubber game with South West North East cards, the sequence notes opening by South, response by North, and final passes leading to a 3NT contract after an initial 2NT bid. The provided fragment hints at a standard bridge deal with no final contract specified.
Grocery Bowling League results and standings update
The arcade alley bowling card shows Esto Dealers defeated in a string of games by Grocery Bowling League entries. Scores include 359 pin total and multiple match results among Llaud s Esso Independent Winebrenner s and American teams with upcoming second half starting January 7. Also noted is a Frederick County Fist and Gate Protection Association meeting tonight at 7 30 to nominate officers and discuss potential club acreage.
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Esto
Bisub’s Grocery
Frederick
Kemp's vs Garber's Bowls Tonight in Baker's Jr League
Tonight the Baker's Jr Bowling League features Kemp's team facing Garber's in a key match. Stup's holds first place as standings tighten with the two squads chasing a victory to boost their playoff chances.
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Kemp's
Garber's
Industrial Bowling League Scores Incident at City Hall
Ox Ebre defeated the Grocerymen 3 to 0 with Fred Taylors taking a 1 win while City Hall posted a 2. Matches for January 7 featured Ox Five versus Uniteds Nasiery against Fred Tailors with Grocerymen and Tat Ox Pobre Brak Camp also listed. The event marked a hall honor in the league standings.
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Fred
Taylors
Ox Five
Uniteds
Nasiery Va
Tailors City
Balva
Grocerymen
No Inquest Declared In Hit-and-Run Death
Arthur Cobb acting coroner met with Howard County State's Attorney and ruled no inquest to be held into the death of Mary Louise Elworthy a one year old Lisbon student struck by a hit-and-run driver near her home Wednesday evening. Police continued to seek the driver Thursday as Cobb planned to issue a warrant against the suspect.
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Howard County
Arthur Cobb
Poplar Spring
Mary Louise Elworthy
Lisbon
Cobb
Tragic crash kills Aliss Esworthy near Baltimore
An investigation at the scene found Aliss Esworthy hurled 25 feet by the impact and dying of a fractured skull while en route to a Baltimore hospital. She is survived by Mr and Mrs John Esworthy and her brother Clyde Esworthy, who witnessed the incident.
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Aliss Esworthy
Baltimore
John Esvo
Clyde Esworthy
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