Bowling Congress Championship Contenders Gather in New York
New York hosts the American Bowling Congress event with $120,000 in prizes. Notable figures include Johnny Aurphy preparing for a 23-alley New York tournament before March 10 and 30 April 30, with champions from Indianapolis and Chicago to challenge for titles. The field features veteran stars such as Charles Warren, Jimmy Blouin, Adolph Carlson Brown, Mort Lindsey, and Carleon, along with several former all-events and doubles champions from St Louis, Cincinnati, and San Francisco, aiming for dominance in a crowded field at the national meet.
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New York
Wolf
Johnny Aurphy
Alleevents
Indianapole
Aidan Strikers
Charles Warren
Wall
Tony Slanina
Mike Iraka
Efort
Indianapolis
Walwaukee
Siawle Afaren
Meyrime Keine
Gib Zunhar
Charles Daw
Prank Berkovic
Sears
Daw
Amber
Jimmy Blouin
Anther
Carleon i
A. B.C
Ora Mayer
San Francisco
Syracuse
Otto Stein
Woorter Lambert
St. Louis
Lambert
Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh
Paris
Ray Molmes
Hermann Undertaker
Nolmes
Shang Mercnrio
Jor Bodis Sare Forermost
Jarre
Cleveland
Mercurio
Bodis
Carfeon
Deer aS Soauet alles
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Middletown Booters Edge Hagerstown In Rough Showdown
Middletown claims second-half title hopes after a 3 2 1 victory over Hagerstown Cabbies in a hard fought McPadden Soccer League match. Williamsport Wildcats fell 4 1 to Clearspring as standings remain unsettled amid forfeits and postponed games.
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Middletown
McPadden
Magerstown Cabbies
Tageverstown
Williamsport Wildcats
Clearspring
Wildcats
Cabhioe
White Mite Town
Ocala
Williamsport
Willaameport
Wat
DeMolay Boys Edge Remains in Rockville Loss
DeMolay battled Rockville Athletic Club to a 38 26 defeat at Rockville High. The locals trailed 26 8 at halftime as Rockville built the lead, then DeMolay rallied scoring 21 in the second period but could not overcome the early deficit. Becher and Anders led Rockville while Loy paced DeMolay with strong work. Next, DeMolay travels to Westminister to face the same Rockville quint.
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Rockville
Quint
Montgomery Countians
India
Aher
Becher
Anders
Hockvillana
Loy
DeMalays
Westminester
Hequint
Hockville A.C
Necker
Uns Bennett
Weestibereer
Anders Fo
Markland
Forney
Lanier
Hogan
Mitchel
Zeiger F
Jorricon
Chrysler and Buick N Y M C A League Clash Ends In Loss
Chrysler team failed to claim first place losing 15 to 10 to the Buick five in a Saturday YMCA league game at the gym. Chevrolet tied Ford for sixth by routing It 34 to 14, as Chrysler dropped to third. Buick rallied from a 6 0 deficit, outscoring opponents in the second period to win.
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Chrysler
Butch Five
Yoo M. Cc. A
Ford Combine
Chryslers
van Fossen
Bowers, Co
Dilels
Chevrolet
Ford
Forces Player To Guess
Good bridge players try to make the declarer work hard by exposing every rule and forcing guesswork. East and West struggled to defend against North who held many high cards and trumps, leading from the dummy an ace heart to discard a losing heart on a high club. A small club was led and East won with the ace, securing a heart discard.
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WM. FE. McKenney
American Bridge League
Wright
East
West
Totoy
North
Declarer
Nothling
Contract Problem North South response debate
North opens with one spade. South should bid two hearts and later three hearts if forced. If North rebids three hearts after two hearts, South should convert to a spade contract or adjust cue by responder style, leading to strategic considerations and line of play based on heart and diamond cards and opponents’ distribution.
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North
South
Frederick Boys Defeat Hagerstown In Armory Game
Frederick boys beat the Hub City quintet 26 to 16 in a ragged battle at Moor of the Furst Armory on Saturday night. Brachey and Staley starred for Frederick with Staley starting the scoring and Brachey contributing key baskets and free throws. Hagerstown rallied late but Frederick held on for the win while the girls fell to Hagerstown 28 to 16.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Furst Hhegument Armory
Frederick Boys
Quint
Frederick Girls
Lageerstown
Frederck Boys
W. Brachey
Bob Staley
Goard
Fredericlon
Exworthy
Lee
Haverstown
Elworthy
Brachey
Murray
Seidling
Hartle
Wagterstown
Sone
Haerstown
Seldling
Burroughs
Hoppengardner
Woods
Blair
Carter
Kohler
Rovers
Noys
Frederick U.S
Tp. Leiching
Fsworthy
Staley
Tone
Hagerstown HM
Lester
Kendall
Basore
Brady
Hoepengartne
Albaugh
Timer—Brish
Hagerstown HS
Matr
Keetzer
Wampler
Reed
O Knaub
Frederick H
Iy Myers
R Towell
Ryan
Utterback
Ridenbaugh
Miss
Marguerite Miles
Rm AL
Mr. Campbell
Mias Hann
Mounts Fall In Overtime To Washington College
Mount St Mary's loses in overtime to Washington College by a narrow margin at Chestertown, extending a pattern of one possession games this season. Key players Kokie and Nubert contributed, while injuries and a disputed late play shaded the finish as Mountaineers seek a return match and a chance at the league title. Washington College led early, surged in the second half, and held on after extra time as Mountaineers fought back from a halftime deficit.
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Rth
Cincinnati
Abcenter
Addie Wetterman
al” Vihe Ser
Wahip
Wetterman
Dalker
Potter ‘Shop
Hamilton
Rhineland
Potter Array
Eddie Votel
Toledo
Ouf
Hush Stewart
Detroit
T& Seek
Stewart
Carl A. Baumgardner
Hee
Flaly Optelans
Columbus
Pety
New York
Tyttetloe
Shotwell
Larry Shotwell
Covington
Ix Ky
Cleveland
Bilt Blands
Mal Stewart
Jefferson Clothiere
Dayton
Bart Cook
Stockholm
Broadway
Mt St Mary
Maryland Inter-collymate
Washington College
Chestertown
Lawler
George Washington
Mountaineers
State Armory
Gonfalon
Mountaineer
Emmitsburg Boys
Pentagon
Patate
Frederick
Stan Kokie
Nubert
Kokie
Apichella
Artiogiani
Kokii
Washington
Western Maryland
St. John’s
Loyola
Baltimore
G. F. To
Wilmot
Salter
Smith
Zabrowski
Cece Skipp
Prund
G. McLain
Johnnies Continue Their Winning Streak Extends Victory
St Johns High School beat St Joseph High 53 to 14 in Martinsburg West Virginia. Nicodemus led St Joseph with baskets while Johnnies Ari Sherald H Dutrow and F Delmonesti scored heavily. The Johnnies won their third game in as many played, with a strong first half 27 to 5 and a held score in the second half.
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St. John's
St. Joseph Nigh
Martinsburg
W. Va
Johnnies
Ninadamie
Andy Martinaburger
H. Dutrow
A. Sherald
John's
Nicodemus
Martin
Ciccane
Wateon
Hayward
Roune
Britern
Atsiinere
Notable Saturday Basketball Scores Across Several Colleges
A wide array of Saturday scores included Maryland 45 over V M 28, Washington 38 over Mt St Marys 37, Notre Dame 52 over New York U 40, Yale 40 over Navy 11, Princeton 26 over Harvard 49, Lehigh 48 over Johns Hopkins 27, Army 10 over Water Tate 0, and multiple other college games with mixed results. Notable mentions include Army’s string of victories and Yale’s 157th comparative win.
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Maryland
V. M
Washington
Mt St. Mary's
Randolph Macon
American U8
Millersville
Wil
Penn State
Navy
Amy
Providencs
Washington and Lee
Virginia
Water Tate
Army
Yale
Army New York Athletic Club
Rutner
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Princeton
Lehigh
Johns Hopkins
Woom
Randulph Alacan
Ler
Duke
Marshall at Jersey City and other prep games
Readable items show Marshall facing Jersey City New Jersey and George Washington Fresh meeting Massanutien Military Academy at Woahington with a 44 Georgetuma Prep showcase at Central Way Garrett Park.
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Marshall
Jersey City
N. J
George Washington Fresh
Massanutien Military Academy
Woahington
Georgetuma Prep
Central Way
Garrett Park
Peoples Drug Quint Defeats Company I
The Peoples Drug quint beat Company I by 30 to 4 in a Western suburb game. Crum and Maberty guarded well, with Kerehe ber scoring 17 for the winners. Dutrow, Sturm, and Binter led the runners in a strong offensive showing.
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Peoples Drug Quint
Company I
Westeminster
Moquint
Binter
People's Drug Store
Noll
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American Bowling Congress
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Colleen Park
Mary Fend University
Charlie Keiler
V. MM
Rutgers
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Hyatt
Tony
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Akoks
HADES
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Paes
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HUB
Hagerstown High
Armory
Italy
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Nowepriper
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Mitchell
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Woodaw Wolson High
Davidson
Wake Forest
Carnegie Tech
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Rutger
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Grishert
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Latth
Iver-Johnson and
Colupibia
J. Paul Delphey
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
eRice
Markell & Ford
Tas
Lauino Management
Tate Even
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Depowt Inutrance Corporation
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