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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
7
Brunswick and Maryland Park clash for the state scholastic soccer crown after advancing through tough semifinal rounds. Brunswick, led by Woods and Dotterweich, used a fast start and stout defense to edge Maryland Park in a muddy Cadet Field contest that featured penalties and strong backline work.
The American Legion beat a local club in the TMOC Professoral Division as Morgan led with 505 points in a 442 game total. Team lines show Heyward Mumford and Badson among top scorers, with continued scoring totals and roster notes.
The Frderck Athletic Club football team closes its nine win two loss season with a Sunday game against the Walbrook Collegiants at McCurdy Field. Quarterback Frances Davis leads the roster along with end Wm, halfback Ben Bacey, tackle Wm Hensley, and fullback Lloyd Reece as key contributors.
The Miss' Confectionery basket ball team of Brunswick opened its season with a 34 to 24 victory over the Poulestie Rangers. Edgar Burch and H Hershberger led scorers as Brunswick built a 14-4 first quarter lead and held a 18-8 halftime margin. Poolesville Rangers fought back late but fell short. Managers seeking games with nearby teams were asked to contact Doc Forney at Mills' Confectionery Brunswick.
The Associated Press poll names Carl Hubbell as outstanding goal performer and most valuable player in the year’s sports writers’ voting. Pepper Martin tops the earlier poll, while baseball legends and manager comparisons frame a wide season summary with mentions of Cochrane and Kings era echoes.
The Church Street Independents face Estrenger 4-H Club in a 7:30 p.m. game at Church Street gym. Last week the Independents defeated Mi toots.
The article recalls Francis Ouimet, famed golfer, who won the amateur title again at 39 after a long quest. It notes he has never carried a nickname, remaining Francis Ouimet, while other players like Bobby Jones and Babe Ruth gained enduring monikers.
The program outlines 1934 games with St Johns opening and Hopkins closing in Baltimore and Annapolis events. Florida at Baltimore Stadium October 13 and Indiana at Bloomington on WML dates await final Brie announcement. XM iC A BOWLING f £ 4GTE Professional Division results show Legion and Dunlop Tires leagues with notable scores and players, plus scattered upcoming matches and a note on tomato juice affecting sheep stomachs.
The 1933 34 Frederick high school basketball squad will debut Wednesday afternoon against strong Waynesboro high school. Coach Dorsey leads a team that has pared its roster to 15 with several substitutes ready. The girls team shows progress with two scrimmage wins and has a 20 player squad overall.
One year ago today Babe Ditrik a Texas wonder girl athlete was named America's outstanding girl athlete of 1932 by national sports experts. The item highlights a historic recognition in girls' athletics and notes past context from the era.
A Q yard championship win came when challenger Cochran from California was defeated. The event featured a decisive performance highlighted by the final score and competitive display.
University of Maryland starts winter sports with a 29 to 25 basketball win against Michigan and a 41 to 32 boxing victory over Richmond. Maryland led early and never trailed, with Michigan making a late push. Carlton Stelfort defeated Jim Strong in boxing. Richmond won on a technical knockout in the third round.
Hagerstown high school defeated Annapolis high 8 to 6 at Cadet Field to claim the Western Shore title. Hagerstown scored in all four quarters and relied on a strong defense and precise finishing led by Jane Schlosser and Louise Parkinson who made six of seven penalty shots for Annapolis. The decisive stretch came in the second period as Hagerstown blanked Annapolis and Schlosser added another field goal. The title game moves to Tilghman’s Island for the state championship with Easton or Tilghman’s decision pending.
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