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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
6
St. John's earned a pair of wins as Intermediates secured a victory in a twin basketball game. The highlight centered on Ballenger staying atop the division while Frederick Intermediates posted a decisive win.
Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated Taneytown High 77 to 54 at Byorlee gym. Leitch scored 34 points and teammate Crites added 20 as MSDS led every period except the third, widening a 50-44 edge in the final stanza.
High individual game Schaeffer Jack s Feed Store 153 high individual set Hamilton Ceresville Motors 392 high team game Ceresville Motors 577 high team set Stop Texaco 647
VF semi pro basketball players will warm up against Camp Detrick Comets Friday at the Detrick fieldhouse and Sunday host the Lithuanian American A C of Baltimore at the Armory. Norbert Van Dinter is listed as out for the VFW, while the Baltimore squad features Buck Ward Tony Tipton Ron Siegrist Babe Gapsis Ed Baublis and other veterans.
Harpers Ferry High of West Virginia boasts a tall basketball quint and comes to Frederick Cadets Gymnasium for the main twin bill starting at six o'clock. The visiting lineup averages over 6 feet 2 inches, facing a Frederick High travel squad in a league doubleheader following a County Varsity against Middletown High game. Coaches hope for a strong opener while scouting plans are limited.
Harpers Ferry High School relies on a 1-3-1 zone to counter height, with starting center at six five and forwards six three. Martinsburg visits after beating Charles Town 56-32 and losing 54-48 to Charles Town, while Harpers Ferry rearranges lineups, placing Bill Clem at center and Bill Ward at guard. flu hit the varsity crew as Rinehart sat out.
Fort Belvoir Engineers overcame a 14 point deficit to defeat Camp Detrick Comets 42-4 at the Detrick feldhouse. Camp Detrick led early, but Belvoir narrowed the gap by halftime and surged in the final five minutes of the fourth quarter. Fort Belvoir previously beat Camp Detrick 78-39 earlier this year. the Comets travel to Bethesda for a rematch with Naval Medical Center.
Article notes that last year when the New York Giants ran the club the team was referred to as the Giants. It also mentions a Baltimore tax lien against John J. Comi for 1945-80, a Buckeystown loss to Mt. Airy, and a ninth birthday party for Patsy Ann Shepley with attendees list.
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