VFW Quint, Hanover Split in Penn Maryland Games
Frederick VFW beat Hanover 67 to 53 at the Armory after a 54 53 loss at Hanover on Saturday. In a preliminary, the All-Stars beat the Druid Theatre quint 54 to 38. Becker led Hanover with 23 points while Slugger Rice and Hal Moser paced Frederick. Trite hit the decisive shot Sunday as Rice tied the game earlier. Camp Detrick hosts the VFW Wednesday. Green Castle Packers visit next Sunday.
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Frederick
Becker
Hanover
Stanover
Trite
VFW
Rice
Camp Detrick
Greencastle Packers
All- Stars
G. F. TP. Myers
Wall
van Dinler
Foreman
Moser
Routzann
Vuicich
ARG
Boone
Bf Hanover
F. TP. Becker
Leppo
Stonesifer
Goodfellow
G. Fuhrman
Hoffheins
W. Furman
Squippech
Price
Angleberger
Jaal Becker
R. Stonesifer
Trie
Fuhrman
Baubdlitz
VanDinter
Myers
Boutzali
A Stackman
Lyerly
Michael
Knickerbockers
All- “Stara
Bullets
Druid Theatre
Capitals
Olvamians
Bokesch
Silents
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Storkman
F Rouheahn
Knoll
Minnick
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Kent
Wright Cc
Yinger
If Young
J. Rhoderick
G. TR. Leister
Forsyth
Hess
Wward
Patterson
G. F
Traband
Hildebrand
Tucker
Clem
King
J Fisher
Marsden
F Young
Krantz
Bi Schade
Butle
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results Update
Monocacy Motors defeated Fouts 3 to 0 while Hershbergers beat Ox Fibre 3 to 0 Old Reading earned 2 points, W. F. W. 1 Mercer Jomies took 2 Kellys 1 Jacks 2 Broad Run 1 Colonial 3 Asco 4 On Wednesday Old Reading faced Broad Run Jacks met Mercer Jones Kellys Mill played Asco Thuesday Ox Fibre met Colonial Hershbergers vs Monocacy Motors Fouts Spring Works versus V F L W.
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Fouts
Hershbergers
Ox Fibre
Old Reading
Mercer Jomies
Kelly's
Jacks
Broad Run
Colonial
Asco
James
Mercer Jones
Kelly's Mill
Fouts Spring Works
V. FL
W. L Pet Hershbergers
Old Reading Beer
Dack’s Feed
Industrial Bowling League matchups listed for Tuesday
Industrial Bowling League results show Stups 1 N. End Barbers 2, Middletown 1 Landis Jewelers 2, Fouts 1. Tuesday schedule pairs Wachters against Stups, Middletown against Morgans, Landis Jewelers against N. End Barbers.
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Stups
N. End Barbers
Middletown
Landis Jewelers
Wachters
Stups Middletown
Morgans Landis Jewelers
N. End
W. L Pot. Stups Exide
Fouts
Wachter Plumbers
Gladhits
Landis Jesters
Morgans
Wramer
Gladhills
Recreation League Saturday Results and Golf Showdown
Recreation League results feature Kynickerbockers 28 Bullets 19 Capitals 27 Silents 23 with next Saturday matchups. Golf highlights include Harrison 7 under par 8&4 over Brackenridge Park, Ford carding 68, and 18 holes tomorrow to determine a $2,000 first prize and $1,400 second. Also notes coach firing at Auburn, a Washington County baseball banquet, boxing postponement, and Joe Page signing with the Yankees.
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Kynickerbockers
Bullets
Capitals
Silents
Lakers
Olympians
Harrison
Ford
St. Andrews
Brackenridge Park
Gant-Yard
Two Teams Are Riding High in College Basketball
New Kentucky and Oklahoma A & M lead the race while Indiana drops from the Top 3 after a loss to Minnesota. Bradley, St. Louis, and Villanova stumble as Missouri Valley, Big Ten, and Ivy League battles tighten. Kentucky and Oklahoma A M stay strong with key wins. Columbia remains undefeated at 15-0 in the Ivy League.
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New York
Fei
Kentucky
Oklahoma A. & M
Indiana
Minnesota
Bradley
St. Louis
Braves
Toledo
Villasnova
Miravis
Purdue
Wisconsin
Illini
Alinots
Ohio State
Tini
Dangerous Town
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Xavier
Tennessee
Wildcats
Kansas
Oklahoma
Drake
Aggies
Missouri Valley
Lewis
Oklahinoma A. & M
Tulsa
Detrait
St . Louis
Notre Dame
Wichita
Ripon
Kansas State
Fight On Wednesday Title Fight On Wednesday
Chicago boxing fans anticipate a major showdown as Jake LaMotta defends his middleweight crown against Sugar Ray Robinson at Chicago Stadium Wednesday. Television sponsorship could draw huge crowds while many fans stay home to watch ringside via TV. LaMotta disputes focus on training and hints at limited public workouts as he navigates the bout.
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Chicago
Jake LaMotta
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chicaxe Stadium
Rocky Grasiano
Tony Zale
LaMatta
Sponsoring Brewing Company
International Boxing Club
Sitle
Ta Matta
LaMotta
Robinson
Advicr
Der
Phillip Brunpori
New York City
Etsike
Obituary and local notes from Bolivar and surroundings
Mrs Isabelle Perry Noland of Bolivar died February 2 after a major operation at Charles Town General Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Dr W E Perry and Annie Perry, born in Hallinan, and attended West Virginia University. Surviving are son George Willian Dawson from a former marriage, two brothers John L Peery and Mayor Gilbert E Perry, and a Navy past three years. Funeral at Eackles Memorial Chapel with Rev William Rurrough officiating. Also notes on visits, births, illness, and regional happenings including Eastern League title pursuit by the Lions against Yale and Harvard.
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Bolivar, Wi
Isabelle Perry Noland
David Noland
Bolivar
Charles Town General Hospital
George
Willian’ Dawson
U. S. Navy
Uss Coral Sea
John L. Peery
Pittsburgh
Holivar Heights
Gilbert E. Perry
Harpers Ferry
Eackles Furmat Chapel
William Ru
W. Staubs
Forest Rockenbaugh
Camp Hill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Minnie Virts
Jane Shumaker
Virginia
W. E. Jenkins
Edwin Winters
Ethel Winters
Community Notices and Local Obituaries Highlight Harpers Ferry Area
Bedfast at Rotivar two weeks Beley Tray dies at 60 in Bakerton after illness. Funeral at Zion Presbyterian Church Bakerton with Mountable View Cemetery interment. Mrs. Mary Chik of Bakerton and Mrs. Mertin Mite t'pok noted among mourners. Several local families in Berkley Spriggs and Harpers Ferry areas mentioned in illness, visits, and social events. Early pipeline of community happenings includes school meetings, church activities, and local travels between Bolivar, Kinibte ton, and Harpers Ferry.
Births and visits mark Montgomery county community notes
Washington visitors at Camp FL and Shelanddaly. Mr and Mrs Marken welcome a son born at Charles Town General Hospital on January 21. Evelyn Duncan Marken, Harpers Ferry graduate, is the mother. Sue Bodiner of Leesburg visits sister Texsee Dailey. Mr and Mrs Hunger ford visit their son-in-law and daughter at Cluftside Cabins. The St Mark's Lutheran Church Everfaithful Bible Class meets with 13 members and 11 guests. Lawrence Hoffman and James Vitus Fehrugly host. Next meeting at Rayhu Specht’s home. A Montgomery County farmer earned the first U. S. patent for a household ice box in 1903.
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Washington, D.C
Lee Hoover
Camp FL
James Sta
Randolph Molter
Shelanddaly Koanetion
Qatha Marken
Efner Bolivar
Charles ‘Town
General Hospital
Marken
Evelyn Duncan
Harpers Ferry High
Abiss Sue Bodiner
Leesburg
Wads
Osister
Texsee Dailey
Camp Ann
HL. Hunger+ford
Small Ste. Marie, Michigan
John Newcomer
Cluftside Cabins
David Specht
Rayhu Specht
Homemakers Club Meets at Miss Wolfe Home
The Homemakers club gathers Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Miss Bessie Wolfe’s home with Mrs Mary Clifford co hosting. A social event honored Say daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Tarttrell. The Church of the Brethren will hold a Christian living class in New Windsor from Sunday through Feb 28 at the Center. Courses include Life of Christ Old Testament Prophets and World Era basics led by Miss Doris Sampson daughter of former Union Bridge pastor Rev Paul Sampson now in Aberdeen.
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Union BridgeThe Homemakers Club
Tuesaday
Bessie Wolfe
Mary Clifford
Roger Tarttrell
Church of the Brethren
Union Brite
Wwe Christian Living
New Windsor
Lyons
Doris Sampson
Union Bridge
Paul 4
Tea Trade Across The British Empire
The British Empire supplied Canada with most of its tea, primarily moonprepared leaves, sourced from British India Ceylon and Java, underpinning colonial trade patterns.
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British India
Ceylon
Java
United Kingdom
Canada
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Frederick, Md
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Niece Jet
M. D. Harp Agency — Realtors
Pythian Castle Building
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
Mockville
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Carrol Theater
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