Buckingham Conquers Headquarters Company in 1917 game
Buckingham team defeated the Headquarters Company basketball squad from Frederick in Buckeystown on a Wednesday night in 1917. Teammates showed uneven cohesion and effort, with Burke delivering notable plays. Buckingham relied on strong offense including Furst and others while Stembargh tracked the score, supported by Whitlow and Bowers.
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New Opponents On W. and L. Schedule
Washington and Lee announces two new opponents for 1939 football. The Generals travel to Southwestern University in Memphis on October 14 and Washington University in St. Louis on November 4. Away games include West Virginia at Charleston October 21, Virginia Tech at Blacksburg October 28, William and Mary at Williamsburg November 10, and Maryland at Baltimore Thanksgiving Day November 30. Home game vs Virginia on November 11. Opening opponent not announced. Kentucky Hampden-Sidney and Centre from 1938 not on 1939 schedule.
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Green Terrors Edge Johns Hopkins 35 34 in thriller
Westminster Maryland February 17 Western Maryland College basketball team edged Johns Hopkins 35 to 34 to climb out of last place in the Maryland Collegiate lead. Hopkins led 30 29 with four minutes left before Western Maryland surged ahead 31 to 30 and held on with two late field goals.
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How You Lose At Contract in Card Game Strategy
Secretary of the American Bridge League discusses contract loss tactics and the proper use of penalties in a sample hand. The piece analyzes a four spades contract, examining misplays, the slam double convention, and the strategy of leading first by a side suit to maximize defense.
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Dam Drained But No Pocketbook Is Found
Police and water officials searched Carroll Creek dam on Thursday afternoon for a pocketbook possibly swept away from Memorial Ground. No pocketbook was found. a pair of ducks surfaced as the only notable result. Bruce White reported a possible sighting to Chief Allen Barigis, prompting the inquiry led by Water Superintendent William Davis and crew at the College Avenue bridge.
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Harry Radcliff
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Ducks Evade Capture Near Bridge Amid Cleanup Efforts
A sewer search near the bridge drew onlookers as police watched, ducks surfaced in the muddy creek and slipped back into brush escaping city workers. Commodore Vanderbilt reportedly increased his fortune by 100 million dollars between ages seventy and eighty three.
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Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Bartu
The article discusses parenting styles and child obedience, urging balanced leadership. It contrasts fear-based compliance with confident guidance, warning against overbearing authority and excessive perfectionism. It emphasizes parents as leaders who model discipline and avoid being door mats.
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Olive Roberts Bartu
Darling Seeks United Sportsmen Effort for Resources
J N Ding Darling president of the General Wildlife Federation urged a united effort by sportsmen to restore the nation's natural resources during the Federal Outdoor Life Show in Baltimore. He argued against overemphasis on jobs, urged education for youth, and praised conservation leaders while outlining federal and local actions and recognizing federation officials and club representatives.
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Progress of Federation Since Inception Cited at St Louis
A speaker noted advances by the federation since its inception a year ago in St Louis. He highlighted the Pittman Robertson bill passage as a notable example and referenced available funds of 3.5 million dollars.
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Wildlife Week aims to boost conservation efforts worldwide
The article highlights coordinated efforts for wildlife conservation and the creation of Wildlife Week in March 2026. It notes the Dead Sea lies about 1,300 feet below sea level as a geographic detail accompanying the piece.
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