Mt St Mary's College Announces 1923 Football Schedule
Mt St Marys College lists ten games for the 1923 football season under manager Don F Breriy. All home games at Emmitsburg, with several new opponents from Maryland and nearby states. The Mountaineers open September 20 at Emmitsburg against the Third Army Corps and play Fordham, Catholic University, Washington College, Gettysburg, Duquesne, St Bonaventure, and Western Maryland at various locations including Baltimore and Westminster.
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Weehingies Colege
Chestertown
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Frederek County
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Thinl Army Corp
Emmitsburz
Fordham Universty
New York
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Baltimore
Ceheren
Carholic University
St. Francis College
Washington College
Cadets Defeat Frederick High in Close Gym Match
Mat Junior Athletic Club defeats Frederic High School 12 to 10 on Armory floor. Grove scores 12 of 22 Cadet points, delivering a standout floor game. Jim Houck captains the JAC with 12 points. Crank Garter and Kirk Crames aid Lacers as both teams showcase strong passing and late-game drama.
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Juniior Athletic Club
Frederic High School
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Saaturday
Bs Grove
Jim Houck
Poste
Eaworthy
Carter W
Kline
K. Cramer Sanders
G. Honck
Eswarthy
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W. Kline
Poole
Meferee
Tho Etac
Melvin Shipley
Frederick Basketball League Board Meets for Second Half Plans
The Frederick Cur Pacsketball League board meets at the Armory Wednesday evening to finalize arrangements for the league's second half, with the meeting noting Frederick High School and School for the Deaf games on February 22 and further contests between Fibre Brush Co and Frederick Iron and Steel Co on subsequent Tuesdays.
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Frederick Cur
Intermediates Triumph Over St Johns Juniors 59 to 19
The Intermediates defeated Wohns Juniors by 59 to 19 in a basketball game at the XY AL 2 ok. E m. Saturday afternoon. Houck led with 59 points while Wachter Id. McCardell, Decker and Crum paced the winners. St Johns fought hard but could not overcome the stronger team. Referee AL in Cimer Walker Jof fs Secrer Hiehard Jamsburg. Time 20 minute periods.
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Deck
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Wachter
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One for Guardsmen: Company A edges MU in armory tilt
In a fast Saturday game at the Armory floor, Company A of Hagerstown defeated MU 23 to 21. Hud Hitebrand led scoring for the St. Lews unit with 27 points, while Kreb Sowiel added strong play for the locals. Substitutes Hartwan Bell Elias Roelke contributed, with Kennedy Fike Hirthman among field goals.
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Bell Fur Elias
TI. Kennedy
FC Hirtman
Fike
Hitebrand
Fine
Treue
Botterfall
Kenne
Hintebrand
W. Kreh
H. Wis
Civde Haurer
Trimmers Suffer Defeat As Turtles Thrive
The Trimmers lost to the Turtles in a bowling matchup before 372 fans at OL Co A alleys. Team star C Rearty led with a season high of 350, surpassing the previous mark of 349 held by Ansest Brunet. Each Turtles bowler defeated his opponent, contributing to a team profit of 1,253.
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Houck Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Democratic Primary
Charles Houck of this city declares his bid for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He is described as well known and as the second Democratic candidate in the field, following Deputy Sheriff Charles W.
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Charles 5. Houck
Mr. Houck
Charles W
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