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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
3
Maryland men brace for a tough slate as they meet Navy in Annapolis with center Charlie Norton potentially back after tests. Sophomores Bengochea Knepity Beamer ballast the lineup as Maryland eyes a Weekend upset while Mount St. Mary’s leads Maryland hoops race with three wins and no defeats.
Middletown F F A remains in first place in the Frederick County Future Farmers of America League after a 32 to 16 win over Thurmont. Haupt and Keller led Middletown with 12 and 9 points respectively, while Keefer topped Thurmont with three baskets and six points. Collegiate recap notes Blue Ridge College beat Wester Maryland Freshmen 34 to 33 at New Windsor.
The Dorsey Marketeers edged the G. L. Bakers of Frederick 31 to 25 in Hagerstown armory. The Bakers led 15-10 at halftime and 28-28 late before Frederick pulled away on fouls called by Referee Metz.
Two boys from the Golden Glove team of Washington clash with a Boston group at Catholic University stadium tonight for the Presidents paralysis fund. Bobby Schwa, 175 pounds, faces Al bert Bouchard in a five rounder as the card builds to next week’s main event featuring Charley Brant. Schwartz from Kingston, Mass known as Alexandria's knockout artist, recovers from a nose injury and will meet Brant in a top next Friday bout. Bus ter Miller of Washington fights George Salamone in a three rounder as part of a night that also features Carroll Wright, Jackie White, and Andy Keady, all, like Miller, veterans of local rings.
New York University defeated the University of Maryland 42 to 27 in College Park. NYU opened a quick lead, Maryland without star Charlie Norton due to scholastic difficulties fought hard but failed to close the gap. Mondorfl at forward added one field goal for NYU.
The Hi Y basketball team defeated West End by 37 to 35 on Thursday evening. Rothenhoefer and Smith led the West End scorers, forming a double threat, while the Hi Y club claimed the win in a tight contest.
Baker's Bowling League ends first half with upcoming matchups: Storm and Shipley vs Farmers, Coca Cola vs Bill's Sandwich, Stup Bros. vs Opera House, DeMolay Al vs Prosperity. Basketball results list Plymouth 38 Ford 32 Rep 27 Chrysler 18.
The State commission chair Abel Wolman announced a study to assess the value of New Deal work relief in Maryland. He will send form letters to state city town and county officials to evaluate the program and gather data on its usefulness and optimal spending.
Rheingold Brewers from Frederick collide with Martinsburg in a regional basketball clash tonight at 6:45 PM after a 6:36 PM preliminary between DeMoley and plus Drug Stores. Martinsburg features former college stars and local independents, led by Dusty Rhoads Miller Heeny Faulk and regulars Bowers Price and Kalvansky. The Brewers counter with Cy Moore Jumbo Bowers and Cy Moore at center, Lin Fergussma Brac Buzz Roderick at guard, and Eddie Morgan at forward, hoping to extend their rivalry against West Virginia’s top semi pro squads.
In Parkway gymnasium on Thursday the Celtics upset the league leaders, the Yankees, by 21 to 17. Bartgis scored 19 of the Celtics points. McClellan led the Yankees with high scoring. Cubs beat the Fungies 12 to 6 in the other league game as Frederick eyeing a repeat.
In a YMCA league clash the Plymouths outlasted the Fords 38 to 32 after a 32 32 tie at regulation. M Smith sparked the Plymouths with precise shooting while VanFossen and Baumgardner starred for Reo against Chrys lers in the other game. Louis XIV spent over 40 million dollars on Versailles gardens.
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