Cold Weather Marks Opening of Maryland Fishing Season
The season opens in March and runs to November 30 with restrictions on dip netting in the Monocacy River until February 15. Bush beds bank poles are allowed for catfish and other species in Frederick and Montgomery counties without bait. Trout prospects look strong as Powell and Bentz anticipate 15,000 more trout and over 50,000 stocked statewide, with planting already underway in Garrett and Frederick counties. Public interest in freshwater angling continues to grow, with licenses rising from 13,000 in 1927 to about 26,000 in the recent season.
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Phebus Het
Frederick
Mont- Romery
Albert M. Powell
Lewistown
Frank M. Bentz
State Conservation Commission
Garrett County
Powell
Frederick County
Cariinais Siort
Commission
Maryland
BeMolay Boys Win From Yellow Jackets
BeMolay Boys beat Boonsboro Yellow Jackets 24 to 19 in Hoonsboro. DeMolay led 19 to 14 at halftime and stayed ahead, with Jeni Lox the top scorer and Line contributing 12 points for Boonsboro. game marked by rough play and long-shot baskets.
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Frederick DeMolay
Boonsboro Yellow Jackets
High Schol
Hoonsboro
Frederick Jads
Excel
Jeni Lox
Boonsboro
DeMolars
State Armoury
Rheingold
Tie South
Burg
W. Va
Oliver’s Arizona Success Leads To Coast Position
Oliver built a football career starting in Santa Ana and at Oregon, contributing to a strong Coast Conference showing. His 32 wins and 4 draws across prep and college include a notable 9 to 7 victory over Kansas and a 20 to 6 win over Oregon in 1937, drawing attention to his play at Eugene.
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Oliver
Arizona
University of Oregon
Meelomma
Santa Ana
Berd School
Wildcats
Kansas
Oregon
Eugene
Bowling Scores K. of P. Bowling League
Yesterday's results list Wienpigkeess and B Stapley with top scores. Tonight Cramers face Blue Lanters in a league match.
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Wienpigkeess
B. Stapley
Cramers
Blue Lanters
Bowling League Results and Coaching Moves Sketch
DeMolay AL defeats Farmers 2 to 1 as games tonight feature Coca Cola against Storm Shipley and Stop Bros versus Bill's Sandwich in the final half. The note details Rex Oliver’s Oregon football hire at $6000 per year, his Georgia birth, West Point and Stanford links, and his plan for public relations games and player profiling.
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Arizona
G. A
Rex) Oliver
Oregon
Oliver
Jets
Pacfic Coast Football Coaches’ Association
Ww. L. Pet
Storm & Shipley
Prosperity É
Opera House
Bill's Sandwich
Farmers
Coca Cola
DeMolay al Tse Up Bros
DeMolay al
Smith
Br Creager
Butcher
Martz
Hamilton
Young W. Baker
Dudderar
Hudson
Bowling League Scores and Matchups
In the Excent League So far Staub's lead with 1 win, Jacobson's 2, Farmer's 3, Warren's 0. Arcade Five faces Fred. Asco Crum's Shell challenges Peoples in upcoming matches.
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Staub’s
Jacobson’s
Farmer's
Warren's
Games Tonight
Arcade Five
Fred
Asco
Crum's Shell
Peoples
Mountaineers IFin From Western Mad.
Mountaineers face Western Maryland in a game described with rough notes about the team’s form and tentative lineup. The report hints at recent struggles and a tense atmosphere surrounding the contest.
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Ifin
Bank Clerks Triumph Over Arcade Girls In League Match
In a mixed scoring meet, Bank Clerks defeat Arcade Girls 603 to 597 with Specht scoring 297 across three games and Leatherman leading Arcade with 109, 103, 89. The match highlights bowling averages around the 60s for girls and 50s for men, with Dowling rules cited for dead-aim averages. Other teams from Alexandria, Randallstown, and Westminster are noted in the season context.
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Tre Farmers
Firis
Bud Riga
Ey Leatherman
Maen
Oren
Ano
Tae
Dowling
Weacen
Lee Tae
Alexandria
Randallstown
Westminster
Arcade Girls
M. Hubbard
A. Ogledboote
Baeigerdres
Leatherman
Yu Ae
E. Pemsel
M. Linpley
J Specht
Staley
BT Radcliffe
Lescatleet
Harrington
Nusr
Emmitsburg Quints Score Double Victory
Emmitsburg quintet teams swept a pair of games in the Trident League, defeating Thurmont in both contests. In the boys game Emmitsburg led 5-5 after the first quarter and pulled away to win 30 to 18 as the fourth quarter closed, while the girls earned a decisive win with steady pressure and a late push to seal the 23 point margin.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Tmitsburg
Fitez
Garner
Silentees
Emmitsburg Jassies
Stone Girl
Miss Gillelan
A. Rogers
Redy Royer
Ho Woerger
D. Bexer
Emproy Ce
Mitsbure
Goa
Thurmont H. S. Boys
Keefer
Fae Atelestown
Brown
Maryland
Eyler
Pittinger
H. Creeger
Rendall Schoo
Washington, D. C
H. S
Hemler
Maryland State School
Maynard
G. F
Hudson
Boyle
Spa
Adlesburg
Gelmini
Rothstein
Stoner
Singer
Snyder
Schwartz
Emmitsburg H. S
F. Tp
Starkel
M. Gillelan
M. Matthews
M. McNair
P. McNair
Litlestown High School
P. Hahn
G. Fil
Adelsberger
D. Erker
Ss. LeBeau
J. Foger
Reindolar
G Baltzell
Gen Randall
Miss Virginia Smith
SilentEee Five Wins Handily
Tae Mart and Stue School for met the pe 1 Poyiegh school quin and won by 63 to 23 in an overwhelming victory for SilentEee Five.
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Tae Mart
Stue School For
Frederick Table Tennis Team Defeats Gettysburg Guests
The Frederick squad hosted Gettysburg at the Bussard home in College Park on Tuesday. Miss Katharine Bussard beat Mrs Robber in a 16-21 21-17 21-18 match as Frederick ran up 17 wins to Gettysburg's one. 251 guests attended and refreshments were served.
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Gettysburg
Clarence A. Bussard
College Park
Katharine Bussard
Robber
N. Jacobson
Warner
Lease Bussard
R. Sadler
Kline
G. Robert
C. A. Bussard
J. Deardorff
Julius Jacobson
Kleinfelter
WN. Jacobson
Sadler
Robert
John Klein
Joe Nestor
Deardorff
A. B. Collinus
J. Klein
Man Weener
Keinfelter
Jacobson
Jacobsen
Varner
Bussard
Miss Bussard
Mrs.Rebber
Frostburg Teachers Edge Blue Ridge in Tight Finish
Frostburg Teachers defeated Blue Ridge College 36 to 27 at New Windsor in a game that came down to the final seconds. Greco scored to put Frostburg ahead, while Griffith missed a late free throw for Blue Ridge as time expired.
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New Windsor
Mid
Frostis Cohese
H Hs
Blue Ridge College
Greco
Frostburg
Griffith
Blue Ridge
Durg Tea
Braddock Granted Second License for Tow Burman Bout
Former heavyweight champion James J. Braddock received a second license from the New York State Athletic Commission. He will serve as second for heavyweight Bob Tow in his Hippodrome bout tomorrow night against Red Burman.
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New York
James J. Braddock
New York State Athletic Commisson
Braddock
Bob Tow
the Hippodromé
Red Burman
Terp Star Benched For Scholastic Troubles
College Park reports University of Maryland center Charlie Norton placed on probation for academic ineligibility. Athletics director Geary Eppley says clearance time will determine return, with possible two weeks or longer. Other items note Giants secretary Bran nick cites $100000 for spring training and Notre Dame hurdler Bob Lawrence described as a full-blooded Indian.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Charlie Norton
Norton
Jong Norton
Geary Eppley
South Bend
Bob Lawrence
Notre Dame
Anadarko, Okla
Brooklyn Pitcher Marrow Named Peanut Purchaser
Brooklyn baseball pitcher Buck Marrow, currently a recruit, is described as a peanut purchasing agent during the off season in Brooklyn.
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Peanlis
Brooklyn
Buck Marrow
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