Mounts Lead in Maryland League Remains Tight
Washington College beat St Johns Annapolis 50 to 35 to stay atop the Maryland Collegiate League race as Mount St. Mary’s, 3-0 in league play, prepares for a Friday night showdown at Emmitsburg. Loyola and Western Maryland split, while St Thomas of Scranton seeks revenge after a tough road stretch.
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DeMolay Five Triumphs Over Frederick High School
DeMolay Five defeated Frederick High School 34 to 23 after trailing 13 to 9 at halftime. Loy and Nogle led DeMolay scoring with Seidling and Stuli for the Cadets. DeMolay later faces Mt St Mary’s freshman quint at Bit St Mary’s Monday. Navy clobbers William and Mary 61 to 20 for ninth straight home win.
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Bowling Scores from K. of P. Bowling League
Yesterday's results show Cramer's and another team posting three games each. Upcoming fixtures include Cramer's versus Post-Tier Fueldax, and Wednesday features Woapigier's Trans against Bellenger.
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Tricks In No Trump by WM McKenney
No trump play demands driving out opponents entries to prevent long-suit cashers. West as declarer in three no trump hands from New York duplicate play sees the need to block entries while pursuing the long suit. South opens 1 club and the bidding escalates to 6 clubs, but a heart opening can still make the contract.
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Baker's Bowling League Second Half Matchup Summary
Stop Bros at Opera House and Storm Shipley host Farmers and Coca Cola as Baker's Bowling League resumes. Tonight's games include DeMolay Al facing Pros Cleaners with Bill's Sandwich also on the card.
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Oilmen Defeated by Buckingham Reserves 50 to 21
Buckingham School Reserves beat Esso Juniors 50 to 21 at Buckeystown on Wednesday afternoon. BR Stambaugh scored 30 points from 15 field goals, with L Stambaugh also contributing from difficult angles. Esso Juniors next face West End Wild Cats on February 12 at Church Street School with a possible match against Esso Seniors later in the week.
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I10743 Wins Adz Ba Duplicate E Opener
Bridge score summary shows I10743 defeating Adz Ba in a duplicate event with South West North East seating. Notation indicates Pass auctions, 2NT, 3NLT sequences, and a final 4 contract by opener.
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Buckingham Defeats Ballenger 4-H Team
The Buckingham School quint defeated the Ballenger 4-H Club basketball team 44 to 37 at Buckeystown. Bucking ham led 26 to 18 at halftime and 33 to 22 after three quarters. J Bowers scored 20 points for Buckingham while A McDevitt added 12. Best led Ballenger with 16 points and Whipp added 1.
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DeMolay Plans Road Game Against Mercersburg Maroons
Local DeMolay basketball team scheduled a Friday February 11 game in Mercersburg with the Mercersburg Maroons. Arrangements were made by wire late Wednesday evening.
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Card Play Leads to Successful Contract in Bridge Match
The article describes a bridge hand where West could secure eight tricks and notes the importance of driving out the ace of diamonds. It explains maintaining the club for a later finesse and discusses holding up the spade king for up to two rounds to preserve the winning chances, even as various lines were tried.
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Two New Men Named For Terror Squad Baltimore
Western Maryland College’s boxing lineup adds two new men for Friday night’s bout against the University of Maryland. Bob Walters moves from junior varsity to varsity at 185 pounds, while Page Musselman debuts at 125. The Terrors seek their fifth match win as coach Charlie Havens fields Walters and Musselman amid mixed results this season.
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Middletown to Meet St John’s High in Afternoon Showdown
Middletown high school basketball team travels to St John’s high school to face the Johnnies in their gym this afternoon at 3 39 o clock. The game pits local rivals in a 3 39 PM start with both teams seeking a key win.
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Middletown Girls and Boys Rout Brunswick in County League
In Frederick County High School Basketball League Southern Triangle action Middletown swept Brunswick. Boys won 26 to 5 in Brunswick, while the Middletown girls posted a 40 to 20 victory at home. Standings show Frederick leading the boys division with 2 0 1 0 0 and Middletown at 2 1 2 0 0. girls show Frederick at 2 0 0 1 0 and Middletown at 2 6 6 0 0.
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Detour Social Roundup Quick Weekend Visits
Detour notes list a series of visitors at local homes including Mr and Mrs Mefkle Wilhide and Mrs Louise Hauzh Detour. Other guests came from Union Bridge Keysville and Baltimore county with conversations about missionary work in Japan at Keysville Lutheran church. Detour residents mention visits by the Yoder Warner family and Warren family while Carroll Cover is homebound with a cold. Mrs Herpick returns from Hagerstown. Prints of etchings will vary by paper texture and dampness.
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Independent Bowling League Latest Results and Schedule
Independent Bowling League results show Staub's 1 and Farmers 2 in recent play. Tuesday matchups included Staub's vs Fred Asco and Arcade Five vs Jacobson's. Wednesday slate features Farmers vs Peoples and Crum's Shell vs Warren's. Health ad copy promotes dental care in Frederick with claims of widespread cures and low prices.
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Star of Legion Show Friday features Brandt vs Schwartz
Diamond Belt holder Charley Brandt of Pittsburgh seeks a second knockout in as many days against Golden Gloves rival Bobby Schwartz of Washington in the main bout at Bernie's Arena for Fr Scott Key Post. Brandt stopped Vic Ferraro in the second round in the prior main event at Cumberland.
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Ineligible Norton Seeks Return After Cat Exam
Charlie Norton, top scorer for Maryland, may rejoin the basketball lineup after passing a zoology exam to regain eligibility following scholastic trouble. The exam involved dissecting a cat as Maryland prepares for tomorrow's game against William and Mary. A historical note recalls a 1848 firearms maker adding coffee grinders to pistol handles.
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