Frederick High Captures Pair in Twin Bill Brilliance
Frederick high school's boys and girls basketball teams beat Middletown high school to stay within one game of the Southern Division title. The boys won 20 to 10 and the girls 26 to 4 in a brisk State Armory twin bill before a large scholastic crowd.
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Frederick High School
Middletown High School
State Armory
Ineal
Brunswick High Schools
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Hog Eestown
Tocata
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Lincoln Stull
Middletown
Haupt
C. Harline
Ad Eeworthy
Murry
I” Frederick High School
Helma Hann Bowers
Frederick
St James School
Washington
Parkway School
Satura
St John’s High School
St. John's
Rockvilla High School
Welassie
Wolfe
Yhesner
P. Horina
Ifert
Moser
Keller
Brandenburg
I .C. Horine
Frederick A
Geldling
Frederick H
Rz Powell Tx
Ryan
Cerer
Utterback
Walter Rates
Middletown H
Lous
Louis Defeats Brown by KO in Fourth Round
Detroit’s Louis scored a technical knockout over Natie Brown in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout in Kansas City. The early rounds were tame as Brown pressed forward, but Louis rallied with a sharp sequence in the third, drawing loud reactions from a crowd of about 14,090 before delivering the KO.
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Kansat City
Ren PT
Sloe Lola
Detroit Brown Bomber
Natie Brown
Washington
Brown
Tonis
Toute Des Laano
Ibi
Independents Defeat Mt Airy Monitors on Church Street Court
The Church Street Independents defeated the Mt Airy Monitors 40 to 18 on the Church Street School court. After a close first quarter 8-7, Luther Murray and Prushour with Wright boosted defense and scoring to secure the win for the Independents.
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Church Street Independents
Mt. Airy
Church Street
Independents
Mt Alry Ur
Bryan
Luther Murray
Charch St
F. T. Bruches
Murray
Derr
Frushour
Beverly
Wright R
Mery
Johnson Snapp
Tay
Tirvan
Ryan
Morne Ga
Fergueon
Opponents Block Exit in 3 No Trump Contract Defense
In a recent duplicate game East and West overbid, but North and South failed to defend to beat a three no trump contract. The opening lead a deuce by North was won, West continued clubs, and the declarer faced a defense that blocked exit from the dummy to force five tricks for the defense.
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Anades
Thenee
South Property
West
Declarer
South
North
Senators pay 20500 for Wasdell in pre season move
Washington's purchase of rookie first baseman Jimmy Wasdell from Minneapolis for 20500 fuels debate over Kubel trade prospects. Experts note Kubel remains a top first baseman and suggest a possible deal with St. Louis Browns while changes in Washington stir questions about value and balance. Mount St. Mary's basketball rises to near Maryland Collegiate League title with coach JoJo Lawler guiding an improving squad toward a possible championship.
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Jimmy Wasdell
Washington Senators
Minneapolis
Wasdell
Washington
Kansas City
Joe Kubel
Kubel
Clark Grifith
St. Louis Browns
Kuhel
Hemsley
Oral
Idebrand
Wardell
Senators
Mos
Mount St. Mary's
Maryland
Loyola
Emmitsburg
Elmet
JoJo Lawler Dexerees
Caphomares
Barons to Play 10 Exhibitions at McCurdy Field
Wilkes-Barre Barons of the New York-Pennsylvania League will hold ten exhibition games at McCurdy Field in Frederick. Manager 8. PL Williams arrives to arrange training and improvements, with Mount St. Marys College games on April 14 and 20, Montreal Royals on April 19, and Baltimore Orioles on April 21. The club plans three weeks of training with about 30 players under Mike McNally. A nominal rental will be paid to the city.
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Wilkes-Barre Barons
New York-Pennsylvania
Speed
Williams
Snnowneed
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Montreal Royals
Otheraltimore Orioles
Montreal Clay
Rabbit Maranville
Wilkes-Barre
Mike McNally
New York Giants
Havana
Veice
Dizzy Dean
Lou Getrag
Fredericksonians
Melarcdy Field
Speed Williams
Barons
Montreal
Baltimore
Blue Ridge League
Agd
Bowling Scores and League Results Snapshot
Yesterday’s bowling results show Wildcats 2 over Sports 1 and Eso 2 over Peoples 1, with Stanb’s 3 over Winebrenner’s 0 and Asco 2 over Independent 1. City Rifle League notes Hoatery beat Peoples, with Friday match Old Scouts versus Potomac Edison. Norman Fertig and Howard Zindel discussed college home economics diet guidance amid camp duties. Zindel 213 Fertig 200.
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Peoples
Stanb's
Calvary
Linsing
Mich
Feb
Norman Fertig
John Barrymore
Long Island Beach
Howard Zindel
Michigan State
Eridere
College Home Economice
Campne Cavalry Company
Zindel
Fertig
Mustlers Prepare for 1937 Frederick Hustlers Baseball
A meeting to reorganize the Frederick Hustlers for the 1937 season will be held at the Y M C A tonight at 8. President Aust in FP Angl ieberger invites all last year’s players and tryouts. The club plans early organization to host Wilkes-Barre club and schedule penelice games with Emmitsburg teams. Also notes excitement over boxing programs by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion and Wilkes-Barre Barons exhibition games at Melarcdy Field in April.
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Austin FP
Anglieberger
Angleberger
Wilkes-Barre
Hustle
Barons
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
George Washington
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Jack Lipps
Legion Fight Committee
Legionnaires
Snme
Brunswick
Lipps
Md School In Eastern States Court Tourney
Eight members of the Maryland State School for the Deaf basketball team coached by James A. McVernon travel by bus to Trenton New Jersey for the Eastern States Schools for the Deaf tournament. They face St Marys Airy and other regional schools as they chase anticipated success.
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Maryland
James A. McVernon
Harry C. Henson
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Thaddeus Judino
Henry Lee Hudson
George Singer
David Kalinowski
Edward Spath
Sheldon Blumenthal
Charles Knowles
Wiliam Baraty
Rhode Island
Providence
American School of Hartford
Conn
St. Joseph's School of
New York
Fanwood School of
St. Mary's School of
Buffalo
N. Y
Mt. Airy School
Philadelphia
Penneyivant
School of Pittalrugh
Kendall School
Washington
West Virginia
Virginia
Frederick Pass
St Mary’s S
Ioyal
Lee Padson
Hans Christian Andersen Son of a Poverty Stricken Shoemaker
Danish poet and fairy tale author Hans Christian Andersen was born to a shoemaker facing severe poverty, shaping his early life and literary path.
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Hans Christian Andersen
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