Coast Guard Rallies To Beat All Stars In Armory Clash
The United States Coast Guard Yard basketball team staged a strong second half rally to defeat the Frederick All-Stars 35 to 30 before a large State Armory crowd. Dutrow led Frederick with 14 points as Coast Guard closed the gap in the final period and pulled ahead to secure the win. Ox Fibre Brush trounced Western Maryland College 44 to 33 in the preliminary.
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Boy Scouts Mark 32nd War Service Anniversary
James F. West reports on the 32nd anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America highlighting 1.57 million Scouts Cubs and leaders prepared for wartime duty. The piece notes their defenses bonds drives aluminum collection waste paper drives book campaigns and new Emergency Training and Agency Service Corps efforts as President Roosevelt lauds their public service and readiness.
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Bakerettes Fall Twice In Montgomery County League
The GL Bakerettes lost to Poolesville Alumni 21 to 10 and to the Hagerstown Y sextette 20 to 6 on Elm Street. Frederick trailed 19-10 at halftime and could manage only two third quarter points while Poolesville pulled away early. The Hagerstown game saw a 9-5 halftime lead as Frederick managed a single free throw in the second half.
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Senior League Fives Rise in Standings on Thursday
Olds and Pontiac quintets gained in the Senior YMCA Basketball League by topping Hudson and Ford. Oldsmobile beat Hudson 33 to 19 with Marion Talley scoring 22. Pontiac tied for third as Ford fell to 12 to 15.
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Yale to allow freshmen in varsity play during war
Yale University with Harvard and Princeton altered the presidents’ agreement to permit freshmen to join varsity teams and to begin football practice once the summer session starts July 6. The move aims to accelerate degrees as many students await military service. Malta raids report dive bombers causing casualties and property damage at Valetta with a second afternoon attack and unclear losses.
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College Basketball Scores Summary
Bridgewater 40 Elizabethtown 36 and Virginia 36 Clemson 28 are listed among many scores. Wake Forest 64 VoM o 34 and Drexel 46 Delaware 36 appear alongside Syracuse 55 Georgetown 44 and Susquehanna 40 Juniata 39.
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Damascus H S Defeats Local High Quint
Damascus High School beats Frederick High School 23 to 19 on the local floor after a late 2 point shot by Smith broke a 19 all tie. Charlie Senseney led Damascus with 9 points as Lidie topped the Cadets scoring.
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Sports Roundup From New York A Busy Read
A collage of briefs covers Hank Greenberg at Monroe High and his teams, Jose Basora joining Chris Dundee’s stable, fighters in service, and a Millrose track note. Confusion twins at Michigan State, Abe Simon’s marriage, Pat Comiskey’s hospital release, Villar and Zamaris draws, and light quips on boxing and aviation.
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State boxing teams picked to win big weekend
Two Maryland college boxing squads head into action as favorites. Maryland sluggers expected to defeat Catholic University in Washington on Saturday night, while Western Maryland eyeing a win over Loch Haven Teachers College at Westminster tonight. Terps boast undefeated linchpins Jones and Alperstein and anticipated return of Sig Jensen to boost the Terrapins.
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Hoffheins Family Arrives in Hanover For War Duration
Mrs Ethel Hoffheins wife of Commander William L Hoffheins U S Navy and their four children have arrived in Hanover Pa and will live at 309 West Walnut for the war period They previously resided in Panama where Commander Hoffheins is on duty Two billion gallons of fuel were used for non highway purposes in 1940 and total highway fuel use reached 22 billion gallons nationwide
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Maryland Scoring Race Tightens Amid Busy Week
Maryland star Ed Travis leads the scoring chart at 15.7 ppg with 221 points in 14 games and eyes the Maryland individual title. Nat Winitsky Frank Samele Paul Oberhaus and others chase second place as five players surpass 100 points in the past week.
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