DePaola Triumphs Over Brandt In Tight Baltimore Bout
Vince DePaola surged past Diamond Belt holder Chersey Brandt in a 25 round show at Bernie's Arena. DePaola used ring generalship and solid punching to wear down Brandt, who struggled to land cleanly as the Baltimore fighter claimed the decision after a close, hard fought bout.
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Leather-Swinging Action At Legion Match Fades on Defeat
Pulzone of Alexandria wowed fans with fast footwork and bold exchanges against a dangerous Pennsylvanian, though he lost. Moore was seen letting loose during the action as the photo captured the moment.
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Johnnies Win Even Middletown Series
St. John’s high school defeated Middletown 24 to 20 in the Johnnies gym, tying the series with the Valleyites. DeHorestis scored nine and Nicklas eight for St. John’s while King led Middletown with three baskets and six points amid a strong defensive effort.
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City Bowling League Latest Results
Rocky Fountain 2 Miller's 1 Hargett's 3 Cramer's 0 Urbana 3 Old German 0. Games next week: Monday Miller's vs Urbana Tuesday Hargett's vs Rocky Fountain Wednesday Cramers vs Old German.
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Maryland Defeats Military Institute InKey Conference Game
College Park Md Feb 11 The University of Maryland defeated Military Institute 43 to 10 virtually clinching a place in the 1933 Southern Conference basketball tournament.
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Western Maryland’s Team Falls In Narrow Loss
Green Terrors lose to Detroit 32 to 25 in a rough basketball game. Pulzone made a strong second round showing while Moore struggled. In a boxing prelims, Pavone of Alexandria defeated Charney Viney in a tense finish as Cumberland paid for misses and both fighters exchanged solid blows.
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Battles Forsakes Pro Ranks For Coach Job
Washington, Feb. 11 igno ring a probable salary hike with the Washington Redskins CH Battles star running back will coach Columbia University's backfield under Lou Little He agreed to Columbia terms and will sign after a board of regents approves his application Little sought Battles as a replacement for Herb Kopf whose move to Manhattan College was announced Earlier Battles excelled at West Virginia Wesleyan College Langley Rhodes Scholar candidacy and his loss hurts Washington's title hopes as his speed and Sammy Baugh passing formed the team’s main threat
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St Johns High team to miss games next week
St Johns High School basketball team will not play for the coming week due to scholastic difficulties, announced by the principal this morning. The action suspends all scheduled games as the school addresses academic requirements.
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Frederick High rallies past Rockville in close 33 32 final
Frederick High School edged Rockville High 33 32 in a tense Armory Friday thriller decided by two late foul shots. Woodward led Rockville with steady free throws as both teams traded leads and endured 27 fouls, while Hendrickson sealed the win with a charity toss after a tight first half 13 9 tally.
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Maryland School Deaf beat Gaithersburg in tough five game
Maryland State Sena for the Deaf outscored Gaithersburg High 4 to 2 on Fei night, ending 24 to 12 at halftime. Rothstein led with 16 points on eight baskets, Hudson added 10, while Isburg scored 14 of his team’s 22. Singer left injured in Q2, Spath sidelined with a shoulder. Maryland School JV lost to Y M C A Juniors 35 to 33. The quint travels to Hagerstown to face St James School at 3:30.
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Mounts Dealt First Defeat Of Season
Washington College edged Mount St. Marys 40 to 33 in a rugged Maryland Collegiate Basketball League game in Emmitsburg. Fouls dominated the action with 27 called. Nearbert and Wilmot fouled out for Washington while Petrini and Kokie were ejected for Mount St. Marys, handing the Mounts their first league loss and boosting Washington to 5–2 in the circuit.
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Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds
Marriage licenses list Olen F. Thompson and Florence E. Talbert from Virginia, Granville Goode and Kathleen Griffith, Chester R. Fox and Lola De Hart. Deeds record Clarence M. Phreeger’s conveyance to the State Roads Commission for $1 and Annie E. Routzahn to Charles Arthur Brown and wife for $10.
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Fishnets For Hats In Natural Hemp Shade
New York February 12 AP reports a cinnamon brown straw hat for resort wear with a flat crown and a wide shading brim covered by simulated fishnet in a natural hemp tone.
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Mize Makes Two Unassisted Double Plays in 1937
St. Louis Cardinal first baseman Johnny Mize recorded two unassisted double plays on August 13, 1937. This feat mirrors an all time record first set by Pop Anson in 1891 and later tied by others.
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Maryland Defeats Western Maryland In Varsity Boxing Meet
In a competitive match held in Maryland, the University of Maryland won the boxing meet against Western Maryland with victories in the 145 and 155 pound classes. Bender and Acree of Western Maryland earned points, but Maryland sealed the win with a technical knockout at heavyweight for O'Leary.
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