Chambersburg Defeats Frederick to Stay Unbeaten in League
Chambersburg’s Penn-Maryland Basketball Association remained undefeated by defeating Frederick VFW 71 to 58 at the Armory on Sunday. Hal Moser led the losers with 19 points, while Jeb Stewart was held to four field goals and two free throws. St. John’s High beat Brunswick 44 to 39 in the preliminary. Friday the Vets host Carlisle Barracks at Frederick Armory.
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Chambersburg
Penn-Maryland Basketball Association
Frederick V. F. W. Quint
St. John’s High School
Brunswick
Carlisle Barracks
Frederick Armory
Hal Moser
VFW
Rice
van Dinter
Jeb Stewart
Nikirk
Wagner
Myers
Moser
Mask
Sparks
Slagle
Foreman
Keyser
Fitzgerald
Wolford
Stewart
Bowers
L Young
Fyre
Lesher
Holler
A. “Angleberger
Bokesch
S. Miller
Inter Church Court League Organized in Frederick
Representatives of seven City and County churches met at the Y M C A to form the Inter Church basket ball league. The Frederick County Church League will include Calvary Methodist United Brethren Evangelical Reformed Asbury Methodist and area parishes in Jefferson Urbana. The six team loop begins January 4 with each team meeting the others twice per half. Playoff series will decide the championship. Only church or Sunday school members may participate.
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Frederick County
Calvary Methodist
United Brethren
Evangelical Reformed
Asbury Methodist
Frederick City
United Brethren and
Lutheran Churches of Jefferson
Urbana Methodist Church
Evangelical Reformed Churches
Alves
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results and Schedule
Latest results show Mercer Jones 2, Monocacy Motors 1, Old Reading 3, Mercer Jones 0, Fout's Sp gaks 2, Broad R 1, Asco 3, Jack's Feed Serv 0, Hershberger's 3, VFW 0, Kelly's 2, Ox Fibre 1. Wednesday games Portend Mercer Jones against Monocacy Motors, Col Jewelry against Jack's Fed Sery. VFW against Ox Fibre. Thursday matches Jelly's Mill against Fout's Sp'g Wks, Old Reading against Hershberger's, Asco versus Broad Run. Highs: Hershberger's 150 single, 410 set. Hershberger's 641 and 1,878 combined.
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Jew
Monocacy Motors
Old Reading
Mercer Jones
Fout
Sp Gaks
Broad R
Asco
Jack's
Hershberger’s
VFW
Kelly's
Ox Fibre
Col. Jewelry
Jack's F'd Sery
F. W
Jelly’s Mill
Hershberger
Broad Run
Fershberger's
Elly’s Mill
Out's
Sp'g Works
Ld Reading Beer
Forcer Jones
Dlonial Jew. Co
Ack's
Sco
X Fibre
I Lonocacy Motors
Penn Maryland Basketball Exhibition Circus Theme
A fragment notes a modern circus influence on a Penn Maryland basketball event, referencing a Roman names origin related to exhibitions of horse and chariot races and other elements. The text suggests a themed exhibition rather than a standard game, with emphasis on display elements and period echoes rather than competitive play.
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Modern Circus
Groza's Toe Downs Giants in NPFL Playoff
Lou Groza 2 field goals powered the Cleveland Browns to an 8 3 victory over the New York Giants in the National Professional Football Playoff. The win, before 33 054 at Cleveland, sends the Browns to the league championship game against the Bears or Rams. The Browns defense forged a key goal line stand late, with a safety sealing the final score as weather hampered passing.
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Cleveland
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
New York
Browns
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Brown
G Noza
Groza
Clevelanders
Gene Roberts
Giants
Randall Clay
Roberts
Eddie Price
Chuck Conerly
Bob McChesney
Giant
Tommy James
Bill Willis
Jim Martin
Conerly
Graham
Travis Tidwell
Clay
Willis
Martin
Comiskey backs Chandler in new vote over baseball fate
Mrs Grace Comiskey president of the Chicago White Sox said the club would back Commissioner Chandler in any new vote on his retention. Her son Chuck is reported among executives who voted to oust him in a St Petersburg meeting. Connie Mack praised Chandler and hoped he would stay. A confounding note on the matter follows as local officials debate the jail barber case in Rockville with Burrows barred from trimming due to security concerns.
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Chicago
A. B. Chandler
Grace Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Mrs. Comiskey
Chuck
White Sox
Chandler
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Philadelphia
Rockville
Bill Burrows
Burrows
A. C. Warming
Lee Edwards
Warming
James H. Pugh
Edwards
Irving G. McNayr
Stedman Prescott
McNayr
Kentucky Faces St Johnn s in Madison Square Garden Showdown
Kentucky led by Bill Spivey heads to Madison Square Garden to clash with St Johns of Brooklyn in a marquee nonconference test. The Wildcats, on a five game win streak, aim to extend their strong early season form as other top programs from Bradley to Indiana post impressive victories, while Texas loses a tight MSG upset to Manhattan on the same program.
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New York
Bill Spivey
Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
Adolph Rupp
St. John's
Brooklyn
Bu J
St.John's
Phog Allen
Kansas
Lexington
Rupp
Wildcat
Bradley
North Carolina State
Indiana
Georgia Tech
Peoria
Temple
Sam Ranzino
LaSalle
Cornell
Fenn
Villanova
St Josephs
Philadelphia
Yale
Louisville
Penn
Muhlenberg
Hank Iba
Oklahoma Aggies
Southern Methodist
Texas
Manhattan
Jim Garvey
Holy Cross
Walkersville Bowling Scores and Highlights
Walkersville Bowling results list Walker Motor 3, G V Mill 0, Coca-Cola 2, Dorsey’s Meats 1, New Midway 2, John Deere 1, Civitan 3, 7-Up 0, Trout-View 2, A P 1, Sherwood Bros 3, Ensor’s Groc 0. High individual game and set: Huffer Coca-Cola 154 and 372. High team game and set: Walkersville Motors 635 and 1,773.
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Walkersville Bowling League
Walker Motor
G. V. Mill
Coca-Cola
Dorsey's Meats
New Midway
John Deere
Civitan
Trout-View
Sherwood Bros
Ensor’s Groc
Huffer
Walkersville Motors
Fis
Walkersville Motor
G. V. Mint
Ensor's Grace
New Midway Civitan
Sherwiod Bros
A. & P. Store
Brilliant Performers Hidden Away In Minor Football Teams
A column by Harry Grayson highlights overlooked football talents from small colleges and minor teams. It profiles players like Carl Taseff and Rube Busch, praising their rushing, passing, and defensive feats, arguing many pros come from hidden ranks and suggesting bigger teams miss standout performers.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
ATI
America
Carl Taseff
Cleveland
John Carroll University
Syracuse
Rube Busch
Lewis and Clark
Portland
Ore
Bronko Nakurski
Pacific Northwest
Bill Dawkins
Florda State
Fats
Louis Plaim
Mission House College
Plymouth
Wis
Big Ten
Southwest
Brad Rowland
Rainer
Little McMurry
Abi- Tene
Tex
Richard Brown
West Liberty
West Virginia
Dewey Romine
Moris Harvey
Charleston
W. Va
Pete Anania
Christian Science Founder Seawnee Founded by Eddy in 1879
Church history note states Christian Seawnee was founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1879 highlighting its early origins and link to the movement.
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Christian Seawnee
Mary Baker Eddy
Rams Win Over Bears
Los Angeles defeats Chicago 24 to 14 before 83 501 fans to seize the NFL title shot at Cleveland. Bob Waterfield threw three TD passes to Tom Fears and added a 43 yard field goal, while strong defense stifled the Bears late as Los Angeles rallied from early threats and secured a second straight National Conference crown.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland
Bob Waterfield
Bears
Tom Fears
Rams
Waterfield
Rats
Chicago
Fears
al Campana
Fred (Curley) Morrison
Scientists say no blast could end life on earth
Scientists judge that even the largest hypothetical bomb could not explode Earth’s atmosphere or oceans nor wipe out life as we know it. The remark counters extreme fears amid public debate about nuclear testing and planetary safety.
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Earth
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Groff
Roger Reinke
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Chet Hayden
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Oklahoma
Price Dow
Wooster
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Mt Union
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Franklin and Marshall
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