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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1929
Page
6
Oldoblle aged 26 and Nash led Buick with 13 and Studebaker with 12 as the sextet fell to Hagerstown in yesterday's results.
The game ended 26 to 7 as Oleenettie gaint rae led by Lee Stuur Bugerd and Fer Wusen, with Moore contributing strong scoring. Nasbee tere faced a tough defense while Older and Butch fretted through a cautious final stretch.
Mount St Marys juniors beat Middletown High 29 to 20 in a hard fought game. Bonner led with seven field goals while Kramm added five. Hunter and Collins aided the Mountaineers strong defense as Middletown struggled to score.
Theaters boast Yateference starring William Fowel Evelyn Brent Clive Brook and Deets Kenyon with strong supporting players. The English stage hit follows a jealous husband plot and a murder revenge arc. Mendes directs from a stage original by Munk and Dearden. Also features Buddy Roosevelt and a supporting comedy.
University of Pittsburgh coach argues basketball's popularity stems from ease of learning and understanding, ideal play conditions, and its practical lessons for life. He emphasizes the sport develops both spiritual and physical aspects by pursuing consistent fundamentals and clear goals.
Shookstown bowling team Widbroken Mondar halted a winning streak as Muse Tailoring Company walloped fast-paced opponents in two of three games and total pinfall. Bussid led with a 433 series, Wickiexs posted 168 in one game, and Touce UY Heinp also scored in the meet.
The Mountaineers defeated West Virginia Wesleyan in a tight contest. Warren Herler of Ohio led plays as the page notes a late comeback and a string of key scores altering the outcome.
In the mass basketball series at St. Josephs High School Emmitsburg the seniors edged the juniors 16 to 14. The juniors led at halftime but the seniors’ teamwork and quick passing carried the second half. Key players included Misses Judge Haynes and Nolan for the seniors and Misses Hemelt Mon Dort and James for the juniors.
Washington February 11 hearings before the House Ways and Means Committee entered the sixth week, with manufacturers led by Hovey of New York seeking higher duties on silk products to curb overproduction and avert increased imports while the silk defense committee pressed for limited or no lift in tariffs. The discussions centered on proposed rate increases for fabrics including clothings, jacquard and grab tables, and targeted duties around 5 to 9 percent, aiming to stabilize the industry amid shifting imports.
The article details Mount St. Marys football coach Dr Eradumceans and St Mary’s plans to move a game to Westminster, plus Emmittsburg rugby prospects. It notes Frederick Athletic Club baseball forming, a Cumberland Valley League basketball drop rumor, and local players like Koschinski Wolfe and Mossman in regional sports.
Frederick High girls beat Hagerstown 25 to 9 after a rough third quarter surge led by Sue Condon and Alisxes Grumpbine. The game featured strong defense and multiple scoring runs with Miss Hottenstein refereeing and Sues Ground as timer.
After credentials show former Bert B Buckeyes plea denied, a federal judge in Ohio refused a new trial. The mater references a bid and play sequence with no-trump, clubs and diamonds, stating the defendant faces a possible sentence of ten years. The article notes the decision date February 11 and highlights trial delays.
Mexican capital faces tension as Col Ferpe Isas, director of the District penitentiary, receives more than a dozen threatening letters. The crises follow the dramatic derailment of the presidential train and a bomb found in Gov Saenz Col’s office. Letters warned resignation or violence. authorities report no direct link to the execution of Jose de Leon Tora.
The Maryland Deaf Girls team lost 37 to 27 to Frederick High School reserves Monday night at the Light Dome. Coach Boyle’s squad showed effort as the stronger opponents pulled away late, while the Deaf girls fought hard and improved despite the score.
In Flint Circuit Court Amos Jury received a minimum 99 year term after pleading guilty to attempting to kill Everett Ballet by mailing a bomb. Jury claimed no grievance with Ballet, blaming his anger on Ballet's wife jilting him. The bomb did not explode when Ballet opened the package after removing wire from a dry cell. Jury later changed police statements. initial claims tied John Cartigan to the plot, with Cartigan to procure the explosive and his daughter to be persuaded for marriage.
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