Doerr to Start at Second For Red Sox in Spring
Boston, after spending over 800000 on infielders since Thongs Yawkey bought the club, plans 18 year old Hobby Doerr to man second base. Doerr rises from the San Pedro league with 175 pound frame and right handed bat. Coaches note the need for growth in second base technique and pressure of big league debut.
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Washington
Buddy Myer
California
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Fenway Park
Mr. Yawkey
Summit School Girls Defeat Blue Ridge Lassies 41 27
The Maryland State School for the Deaf girls basketball team defeated Blue Ridge Summit lassies Mancay 41 to 27 on the Silentee court. The first half was tight with Summit leading at intermission.
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Secrere
Faupet
Eyler
Mt National Park
Alaska
Mount St Mary's Faces Tercers in Key League Showdown
Mount St Marys hosts Western Maryland College tonight as a win could secure first place in the Maryland Collegiate League standings. Missing Mike Karpinski with a sprayed leg, and with captain Stan Kokie cleared to play, the Mountaineers aim to rebound after a partial setback. The Saturday lineup also features a preliminary game with G I Bakers versus Western Maryland frestiowny in Westminster at 7 80.
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Jon Lawler
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Mountunerrs
Mike Karpinski
Washesington College
Chestertown
Stan Kokie
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Harpers Ferry High School
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Buckingham Basketball Streak Extends in 40 36 Win
Buckingham Industrial School defeated the Frederick Rangers 40 to 36 at Buckeystown Saturday night to extend their winning streak. Staley and Reid led Buckingham with Smyth and Whitlow also strong on offense as Buckingham edged ahead through the game. The contest featured few fouls, with Buckingham holding a 30 21 edge after three periods and the Rangers narrowing the gap in the fourth.
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Latin Madness in Mexican Bullfight Fans Arena
A fragmentary sports feature contrasts American sports fans with Latin bullfight culture. It notes high excitement, frequent fights, police presence, and the ritual of matadors and banderillas, while focusing on the thrill and brutality of Sunday arena events.
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Akill
Sie Hulle
One Kickoff Rule Adopted by Football Rules Committee
The Football Rules Committee of the National Collegiate Athletic Association pressed for a single kickoff rule starting in 1937, allowing the ball to be put in play from the kicking team’s own 40 yard line or from 10 yards in from the sideline. The move aims to speed play and reduce kickoff repetitions, while officials gain a clearer line between interference and noninterference.
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Baker's Junior Bowling League Match Report
Stundros, Storm, Shipley and Hall's Sindrh led a high scoring Baker's Junior League session. Farmers and De Molay posted separate results with Gathers contributing notable pins.
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Molay
Bowling League Results and Upcoming Matches
Y.M. CA league second half results show AWBtars beating Mt. City Mills 3 0. Upcoming: Acme Big Five versus Red Steers, Mately Wednesday, Sports versus Wild Cats. A $10,000 deal prompts endorsements from bat shoe and short manufacturers along with a breakfast food firm. a moving picture contract is under consideration.
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Lovettsville
Tucker
M C A Basketball League Scores Reported
Buick 34 Chevrolet 26 Ford 29 Chrysler 21. Ledger lists team scores in a recent MACA basketball league update with Buick leading Chevrolet and Ford ahead of Chrysler.
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Chrysler
Co Captain selections at Mount Saint Mary's College
Frank Apiehella and Al Matuella were chosen co captains of the 1937 Mount Saint Marys College football team at a Monuorant Club meeting on campus near Emmitsburg. Both are Hazelton, Pa, natives and sophomores. Apiehella was limited by an injury last season but is a key back, while Matuella has started games and practiced regularly. Stan Koki serves as basketball captain. Hazelton natives lead Mount Saint Marys athletic squads.
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