Card About Ready For Next Fights
A full card for next Friday at Lernie's Arena was announced by Matchmaker Jacs Lipps, minus one preliminary bout. Major bouts feature Bobby Schwartz defending pace against Holmes Hidlages, with supporting fights in three and five round formats, including Charley Brandt versus a challenger and Gene Brandt against Buster Miller. Local interest centers on Washington and Central City boxers, and Lipps aims for a large crowd.
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Frants Scott Key Post
American Legion
Lernie
Jacs Lipas
Lipps
Holmes Hidlages
Central City
Screpper
Washington
Peninsylvania
Charley Brandt
Somerset
Southpaw
Pittsburgh
Bobby Schwartz
Alexandria
Eas
Schwartz
Raspout
Tve
Joe Lahoney
Boston Golden Glover
Catholic University
Jimmy Burns
Johnstown
Buster Miller
Southwest Washington
Miller
Mickey Moore
Marion Pulzone
Charley Courtack
Jim Koustenus
George Evans
Hike Bagdassin
Hillages
Training For Baseball By Playing Golf In Clearwater
Al Lopez the Boston Bee catcher retrieves his golf ball in Clearwater Florida. Others in the photograph include Jack Russell major league pitcher Jack Geals Barre Vermont pro Jake Flowers minor league manager Andrew Pons Greenwich Conn pro and a caddy all earning 10 cents.
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Clearwater
Fla
al Lopez
Boston Bee
Jack Russell
Jack Geals Barre
Vermont
Jake Flowers
Andrew Pons
Greenwich
Conn
Thurmont High Beats Taneytown In County Hoop Clash
Thurmont High defeated Taneytown High 27 to 20 in Carroll County on Friday. Brown and Eyler led Thurmont while Bankard and Alexander starred for Taneytown. Upcoming game listed against St Mary's freshman team at Mi St Mary's on Tuesday February 8.
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Thurmont High
Taneytown High Quint
Caroll
Thurmont
Warehime
Chenowith
Pittinger
McCrory
Carlisle
Frederick
Fouche
Burger
iCallahan
Cline
McCrory’s
Ik. Stought A
E. Lambert
I Brown
Finkey
Rheingold Brewers Triumph Over South Club in Martinsburg
Rheingold Brewers win 20 to 10 at the State Armory in Martinsburg, led by Cy Moore and strong defense. Fredrick DeMolay Chapter defeats Peoples Drug Stores 32 to 55 in the same program.
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Bobny
Gnome Cons
Brewers
Cy Moore
Martinsburg Boys
Loy
South
Martinsburg
Eddie Morgan
Dorsey
Waltz
York
Washington
Rheingold Brewers
G. F
Moore
BF Bowers
Bo * Hartman
Michael
Baer
Bruchey
Roderick
Fowler
Dean
Callahan
Stotler
Falk
Miller
Katbansky
Albaugh
DeMolay
Nogle
Zeigler
Price
Poolesville High Tops Buckingham in Close Basketball Duel
Poolesville High School defeated Buckingham 27 to 20 in a hard fought senior game at Poolesville. Buckingham Reserves beat Poolesville Juniors 22 to 18. Bodmer led Poolesville with 14 points while Bowers topped Buckingham. J AlcDevit and Pant er starred for the juniors.
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Poolesville
Buckingham School
Buckingham
Poolesville High School
Tittle
Bodmer
Posiesy
Bowers
Foxers
J. AlcDevit
Panter
Maryland School
G. F
Scgtes Hudson
Poolesville High
F. TD. Rothsten
Snyder Singer
Tomy H. Foster
Dayhoff
C. Poster
Kendall
Hershberger
I Corman
Beerines
T iMurphy
R. Stambaugh
J. Berries
J. McDevitt
Rabbit
G Davidson
Rolph
AL McDevitt
T. Wachter
Oden
Gary C. Bowers
Dugan
T. Roberson
H. Roberson
Maryland School Triumphs Over Kendall In Tough Bout
Maryland School for the Deaf earned its second win of the year against Kendall School of Washington with a 22 to 19 victory in a tight mug and tuck battle. The game swung with no clear lead, Maryland edging ahead 34 to 12 at halftime. Dorsey and Abrecht top scored for the Indians as the court season closed with the Trojans clinching the pennant by beating the Indians 14 to 5.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Kendall School
Washington
Hudson
Cabich
Marylanders
Church Street
Trojans
Indians
Dorsey
Abrecht
Pirates
Vikings
Church Street School
Parkway School League
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Hane
Elworthy
Lidie
Etaler
Maryland
Strother
Putman
Frederick
Perkins
F. Hawke
Barrick
Ikings
Ferrell
Kemp
Hurley
al iShober
McKenny
Esworthy
Cc K
Bowman
Shinnick
Frederick Tiger
F. Pirates
J. Wiles
Ctaritier
Shockiex
Gaver
Ranneberger
The Payoff and Hockey Notes From The Rink
Witty Cox credits Sam Steach for Jimmy Thomson's improved scoring and compact swing. Rangers coach Lester Patrick predicts New York will top the American division and chase the Stanley Cup. Penn plans Harvard style spin cycle offense with Rae Crowther as line coach to outmaneuver defenses.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Witty Cox
Sam Steach
Jimmy Thomson
Cox
Thomson
Smad
Jim J
Sam
Jem
Cuuinng Gowo
Rangers
Lester Patrick
New York Rangers
Bargers
Toop
Patrick
Montreal Maroons
Davy Kerr
Nets
Patrice Janes Boston
Teresto
Montreal Canadians
New York Americans
Penn
Harlow
Rae Crowther
George Munger
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Crowther
Colgate
Dick Harlow
Hamilton
Penny Tinemen
Warner
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Cre Danning Fleft
Giant
Hank Leiber
Gant Quuielder
Bradenton
Taneytown
So-Aih Fire
DeMelay Quint
Peeples Drug
ST. John's. Frederick High School
St. John's
Poolesville High Downs
Church Street League
Apostoli
Freddy Apostoli
Glenn Lee
Nebraska
Lee
J Stone
Carter
F Cubitt
Thompson
C Luhn
Jacques
Gray
Bourne
L. Stambaugh
F Jenkins
Hildebrand
F Carter
I Foltz
Qden
ol _E. Wachter
Frederick County
City
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
George S. Rodock & Son
Fifth ST
R. B
Iowa
Highollar
Dosh
Why, Haines’ Livestock
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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