Frederick High Triumphs Over St John’s In Dual Basketball Games
A large crowd watched Frederick High defeat St John’s Literary Institute 42 to 25 in the opening game, with Roelke leading Frederick and Kennedy star for St John’s. In the second game Maryland School for the Deaf edged American Legion 28 to 30 as Winebrenner and Gilbert sparked the Legionnaires’ offense while Lipps and Downes provided steady scoring for the Maryland squad. Substitutions and field goals are listed with Roelke's seven fouls and Kennedy's 11 points for St John’s.
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Armory
Frederick
John's Literary Institute
Maryland
e.Denft
Roelke
Ihe
St. John’s
Jolliffe
M. J. Grove
Worthy
Francis Kennedy
St. John’s Boys
Alton Lippa
Tom” Kennedy
American Legion Quint
Iister
Herbert Gilbert
Humpty” Gilbert
Legionnaires
Amert
Maryhad Inte
Conn A
St. John's
Frederick High
A. Sipps
F. Raoche Dyer F. M
F. Kennedy
T. Albaugh
Searer
U ‘Nyde Hauver
W. Kreh
Meryland School
American Legion
F. Comfort
Downes
F. Newman Drinkse
Gilbert Serion
Tels Ovinehi
I. Lipps
Kusenberg
Serio
Castle
James
E. Lippe
Winebrenner
Drinks
Comfort
Gilbert
Lippe
Ford
E. Lipps
Timer
Albaugh
Clyde Hauver
W. Krch
Revival of Indoor Athletics Sparks Frederick Interest
Frederick sees a revival of indoor sports as city basketball leagues expand, with eight teams in the senior league and a four team YMCA Junior League. bowling flourishes with News-Port and American Legion leagues plus other clubs. Attendance climbs, drawing crowds to watchHeavy Artillery beat Snipers 1780 to 1775 in a league opener.
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Frederick
Ely
Eperix
Vlada
Frederick City
YM. C. A
Basketeers
Treaamentaily
News-Port
News Post
American Legion
Thailond
Chesa Peake
Stic
Tnitoor Eld
Uthey
Rip Teame Ag
Legae O
Vythlan Castle
Heavy Artilery
Rico
Albaugh
Heavy Artillery
Zimmerman
Smith
Speaks
Theany Artillery
Rher Tis
Grove
Matenr
Tote
Gannon
Jor
Anderson
Webster
Tal
First AU Indoor Games Open to Women at Madison Square Garden
The Metropol itan Association indoor games at Madison Square Garden marked the first AUU event allowing women to compete. Marian McCartier won the 50 yard dash in 64 seconds, setting a world indoor record, and helped the Valecour Athletic Club relay team to victory. Oxford entrants, former Princeton athletes now studying at Oxford, swept several events in the intercollegiate meet. Tevis Huhn claimed the 20 yard low hurdles and the 320 yard high hurdles while Stevenson ran a fast quarter mile and a 10 yard dash on a heavy track. Local mentions note Swidel lead in Pars ad listings.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
A. A.U
Mies
Marian McCartler
Valecour Athletic Club
New York City
England
Princeton
Oxford
Oxford University
Tevis Huhn
W. F Stevenson
Grange Genefit Play Set In New Market Hall
A benefit play titled Mrs Tubbs of Shantetown will be presented in New Market Hall on Friday February 7 30 o clock. The cast mainly来自 New Market Grange members under whose auspices the performance is staged to raise funds for Grange work.
Frederick City Basketball League Results and Campaign
Tuesday evening games featured Frederick Uigh 45 81 Johns 37 Mad Mehogl 27 Amettcau ragion 10 with Thursday events listed. Rockville Library Association extends February fundraising drive to raise about $2,000 for enlarging the library and purchasing new books. only about $00 collected so far, but organizers expect more donations to meet goals.
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Frederick Uigh
John
Mehogl
Amettcau
Rockville Library Association
Iim
Brary
Rubber Prices and War Debt Strike Saps Auto Costs
An era of tire price listings shows Goodrich and Firestone models with varied measurements and prices, while a separate note claims Britain's rubber monopoly manipulation could force American drivers to shoulder a $4.8 billion wartime debt in a decade, per Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois.
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United States
Medill McCormick
Rep
Frederick City Basketball League Meets At Armory
A meeting of the Frederick City Basketball League officers and board of directors is set for the Armory at o o’clock. President Coo Sparks calls for arrangements for the league’s second half. Capt Robert F. Barrick chairs a committee including Jus A. Opel Jr. and Ernest Lipps to finalize the tentative schedule after conflicts with other Armory events were found in the original plan.
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Frederick City Basketball League
Coo. Sparks
KONO
Robert F. Barrick
Jus A. Opel, Jr
Ernest Lipps
Meeting Postponed For Weather Delays At Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting, delayed by bad weather, will be held next Tuesday. Other business was expected at tonight’s gathering as the final draft of the schedule may be submitted for the board’s approval.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Ox Fibra
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Aierlcan Legion
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Ziegfeld Follies
Joe King
Forday
Lewis Sargent
Jimmy
Buckingham
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Detroit
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Detroit, Mich
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