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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1929
Page
6
Md School Five defeated Hoy by a single point in a tight night game. Key players included Henklein and Urbanski with notable scores, while officials credited referee McVernon for the close contest.
Mount St. Marys athletic officials applaud a record crowd at Frederick for the Mountaineers Cresap's basketball game. Fans from across the county and Hagerstown packed the venue, boosting hopes for a Mount St. Marys vs. Westess Maryland football classic in November.
Confusing OCR fragment notes a young basketball loop with matches at Ford arena, aiming to reach a round of 16. Scoring details are cut, but the snippet suggests a team effort and a tied or close result as they press toward a higher round.
Studebaker and Ford and Reo combined for 33 points while Nash scored 10 in a Saturday race or game, showing a split result with multiple automaker teams and a separate Nash tally.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a dawn flight and names such as Charles A front THA, lacking cohesive details.
A garbled OCR item describes a basketball moment at a university, mentioning players and positions but the text is largely unreadable. It hints at a sequence of plays and formations, with references to a No. 2 and No. 5 and arrows on a course diagram.
A baseball preview notes Buck Harris eyeing five rookies for impact. Stone and Borman show early promise, with 364 games and strong batting potential cited as signs of a forthcoming star in the squad.
A collage of sports notes mentions Joe Cox as a star guard on the Ohta team, a Columbus coaching group, and past figures like Sam Willaman. It notes recruiting intrigue, bench seating, and varied anecdotes from Georgia Tech to Dartmouth, plus boxing chatter about Red Barron and Gorilla Jones in Pennsylvania.
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