Snow, Ice and Pigskin Pressure Coaches Across Colleges
Snow and ice fail to erase football action as coaches push spring practice plans. Ohio State and Texas Christian schedule indoor drills and outdoor starts in April, while tackling changes and quarterback search dominate headlines as winter ends.
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Larry
Ule
Tue
Verbvee Schmidt
Schmidt
Ohio State
Texas Christian
Columbus
Slingti
Sam Baugh
Davy Omrlen
Bobby Cass
Spud Taylor
Jimmy Pratt
Maschall
Ruler
Army
Hol Ney _land
Bht Jones
S v Jones
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
MIT
Lincoln Institution
Dana X. Wible
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Jones
Ile
DeMolay Quints Fall To Hagerstown High In Tight Game
DeMolay Quint downed by Hagerstown High YM C A 20 to 18 in Harreestown. Frederick youths led early but faded as taller opponents took over in the second half. J Price topped scorers with seven points. Hammaker and Wratht led Tragers with five apiece.
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DeMolay
Don
Hagerstown
J. Price
Wratht
Hammaker
Tragers
Waynesboro
Wo. C. AL
Fit
Nogle
Kk. Webb
J. Loy
V. Price
H. Zelpler
R. Orrlson
TORIA
Cee Hagerstown
M. Wright
Mazon
Ft. Hammaker
Middlekan
Mountaineer Freshmen Defeat Devitt Prep Five
Mountaineer freshmen triumph as they defeat Devitt Prep Five in a regional junior game. The contest highlights rising talent among local prep teams and coaches praised for effective early season work.
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Mountaineer
Devitt Prep
Emmitsburg FFA League Falls to Frederick Tigers
Frederick County FFA league action saw Emmitsburg drop a 46 to 40 overtime decision to Frederick in Frederick after a 42 apiece tie at regulation. Shafer led Frederick with 26 points, Blank had 14, while Mumma and Fitez had 20 each for Emmitsburg. Middletown visits Walkersville in today’s schedule.
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Emmitsburg
Farmers of America
Frederick
Frederick Boys
Emmitaburgers
Shafer
Blank
Mumma
Fitez
Girls Battle Ends In 23 23 Tie At Maryland School
The Maryland State School for the Deaf girls host Boonsboro in a gymnasium fight ending in a 23 to 23 tie. Silentees led 17 to 13 at halftime as Hoonsboro Cavaliers rallied to equalize. Miss W Withide scored 17 of the Silentees points while Strosnider and Willey led Boonsboro with 12 and 6 points.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Boonsboro High School
Boonsboro High Falls to Frederick on Big Court
Boonsboro High's basketball team, outmatched in size, lost to Frederick High 38 to 7 at the First Regiment Armory. Frederick dominated with a fast passing attack, leading 2-0 after one period and 26-3 at halftime, with reserves contributing in the second half. Frederick and Boonsboro later face Hagerstown quintets in upcoming games.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Devitt Prep
Washington
Mount Court
Hite A Mountaineers
Devitt
Catholic University
Hawke
McGline
Eganee
Leary
Walen
Lerhy
Masta
Smith
Palmer Shulman
Witt
Vardigan
Clark
Lewis
Umdale
Mitchel and Kokie
Boonsboro
Frederick High School
Frederick
Frederick Boys
Hagerstown High School
First Regiment
Bkoonstorn
Sparks
R. Rothenhoeter
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Rhoades
Wachter
Staley
Stull
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Brachey
Baumgartner
Toinls
Hansen
Murray
Shipley
Bowling Scores from Monday League Matches
The Hesulta Wildcats beat Met City Mills 2 to 1 in a bowling league contest. The score line lists K. of P and Bowling League with the two teams involved in the outcome.
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Hesulta Wild Cats
City Mills
Grocery League Results From Last Night
The standings show Winebrewers edging Esso by a 2 to 1 margin and Staubs defeating Asco 7 to 0. Independents posted a 3 to 0 win over Peoples.
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Esso
Staubs
Asco
Peoples
Thurmont High Falls to McSherrystown Five in Close Affair
Thurmont High School boys basketball lost to the Cannon Shoe Company quint from McSherrystown Pa at Thurmont 37 to 22. McSherrystown led 22 to 7 at halftime but Thurmont battled back in the second half. Key players included J Eyler for Thurmont and Groft for McSherrystown who posted the victors best of the night. McSherrystown extended its current season win streak to fourteen games.
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Cannon Shoe Company
McSherrystown
Thurmonters
Pipstenberger
Shaffer
E. Groft
J. Staub
C. Smith
Staub
D. Weaver
D. Noel
Tapper
Scores Of Important Basketball Games Tuesday Night
Scores from Tuesday reflect many close basketball results. Mt. St. Mary’s 41 over Johns Hopkins 19 and Western Maryland 33 over Loyola 22. Georgetown Treps 36 defeated St. Albans 15. Temple 40 beat Bucknell 23. Geneva 40 toppled Westminster 42. Seton Hall 32, Wake Forest 43 over Elon 4. North Carolina State 41 beat Clemson 40. Youngstown 24 over Alderson Broaddus 44. Randolph Macon 42 defeated Hampden-Sydney 34. Georgetown versus Yale in New Haven and other matches listed with mixed results.
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Maryland
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Nucknell
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New Haven
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George Washington U
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Brunswick Wins Off Middletown in County Basketball
Brunswick high school teams beat Middletown Wednesday afternoon in Middletown to stay in pennant contention. The Brunswick girls defeated Middletown 15 to 13 while the Brunswick boys edged the Valleyites 24 to 23 in a see saw game.
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Aiddletown
Middletown
Brunswick Girls
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Railroaders
Valleyites
Brunswick
Miss Eccard
Misa Magaha
Hadoaders
Middletown Boys
C. Horine
Eddins
Schedule announced for Frederick County Future Farmers league
The remainder of the basket ball schedule lists matchups including Emmitsburg at Biddletown and Frederick at Walkersville on Feb 15. Other games run Feb 18 to Feb 24 with Emmitsburg, Walkersville, Middletown and Frederick all appearing in multiple fixtures.
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Frederick County
Future Farmers of America
Emmitsburg
Biddletown
Frederick
Walkersville
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