Gettysburg Bullets Rout Frederick High in 46-8 Victory
Gettysburg High School dominated Frederick High School 46 to 8 on their basketball court. The Bullets used fast breaking play and sharp shooting to lead from the start, with 11 of 12 Battlefield players scoring. Frederick managed only a single field goal, as Gettysburg extended their win streak to fourteen.
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St Mary's Tops Western Maryland In Close Mounts Victory
Mount St Mary's College defeated Western Maryland 35 to 32 in Emmitsburg to win their sixth straight Mason-Dixon basketball game. Mounts led 11-4 early, then a Mt St Mary's rally produced a 15 point half, with Western Maryland cutting the gap late but never taking the lead.
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Wills’s annual fast to “cure anything” outlined
Harry Wills, the 50-year-old former heavyweight contender from Harlem, plans his 1942 fast, abstaining from food until March. He drinks water and undergoes multiple daily showers, then slowly resumes a liquid and solid diet to regain weight and return to his regular regimen.
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Jack Dempsey
Old Brown Panther
Frederick County Stars prep for Thursday Coast Guard game
Stretch The Frederick County League All-Stars practiced at State Armory Tuesday under Charlie Keller for Thursday’s game against the Curtis Bay US Coast Guard Yard team. Eight players ran through drills, with Dutrow Moore Sanve and Haover expected to play Thursday despite missing the Tuesday scrimmage. Gate receipts go to USC.
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Haover
Russia Will Not Enter Pacific War
Kuibyslev Russia Feb 3 The Soviet Union will not give Hitler the pleasure of entering the Pacific war against Japan Andrey Malyshev Communist party spokesman lecturer declared tonight His statement followed reaffirmations of Russia's neutrality pact with Japan He said Japan's entry would be the climax of Hitler's foreign policy but incomplete because Hitler failed to drag Japan into war against the USSR The Far East will not be unleashed Marscillo reiterated that Germany is enemy number one and that the United States is speeding Nazi defeat He claimed Hitler counted on US isolationists whom he says have been cut off from Nazi agents in America
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United States
Twilight Ball Games Anticipated By Major Leagues
The major leagues adopted 14 night games with the Washington Senators approving a compromise of 21 after-dark games. Twilight games may start around 6 30 p.m. and a later last-inning deadline was set to 12 50 a.m. Opening pairings for American and National Leagues were announced for April 14.
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Girls Scholastic League Results Highlight Local
Frederick and Middletown posted a 33 to 11 score. Northern Division Walkersville defeated Thurmont 29 to 26. Tuesday games featured Thurmont at Emmitsburg, Emmitsburg at Walkersville, Thurmont at Walkersville.
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Middletown Cagers Rout Y M C A For 121 To 13 Victory
Middletown High School hoops overwhelmed the Senior Y M C A team 121 to 13 on the Valley court. Middletown led 11-1 at halftime as the Y court stars shot poorly and mishandled free throws. Middletown’s doubles Ferr Davis Haupt and Brandenberg paced the scoring with strong inside play and rebounding.
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Presnell Is Named Nebraska Coach
Lincoln Nebraska February 3 Glenn Presnell a 37 year old Nebraska star of 1925 26 and 27 was named head coach of the Cornhusker football team during Major Lawrence M Jones war time absence Jones who had been head coach and athletic director for five years was advanced from backfield coach a $3700 salary and Nebraska joins others in preparing for possible gridiron financial reductions Jones left Lincoln last week
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Link) Lyman
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Walkersville survives Thurmont to claim second in north division
Walkersville High School edged Thurmont 29 to 26 in a northern division county scholastic league game as Walkersville climbed to undisputed second place with one win, one loss. Emmitsburg and Thurmont trailed after their losses. Flickinger and Moberly led Walkersville. Strine sparked Thurmont. Frederick girls beat Middletown 33 to 11 to seize first in the Girls Scholastic League.
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Krent
Perio
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