Ward weighs two candidates for Harlow successor at Western Maryland
Dr A Norman Ward weighs Neil Stahley and Charlie Havens as Western Maryland's next head coach after Dick Harlow moves toward Harvard. The athletic board named the two standout candidates, with Ward due to decide this week. Both protégés of Harlow have strong ties to Penn State and Western Maryland.
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Dick Harlow
Charles River
Cambridge
Harvard
A. Norman Ward
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Athletic Board
Neil Stahley
Harlow
Charlie Havens
Coil
Bobbi
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Board of Athletic Control
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Ward
Penn State
Delaware University
Stanley
Stabley
Dr. Ward
Baker's Bowling League Second Half Yesterday's Results
DeMolay Alumni defeated AL 1 Games Today. Lions vs Carmack. Co-Op Games Thursday GitUngers vs Far Game a Friday. Albaugh va Barers Ford 22. Chevrolet Terrapinne 24 Rev 21. Maryland Campus teams emerge as a force after a Saturday meet in the Southern Conference boxing context. Bil McChung from Virginia weighs in as a southpaw at 155 pounds, prompting analysis of Maryland’s potential.
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Maryland
Bil Mc Chung
Virginia
Walkersville
Frederick F .F. A
Farmers of America
Walkersville F. F. A
G. P. Greene
Dougherty
Wachter
VanFossen
Kerchner
Crum
Ciuts
Spurrier
G . Ww. L. Lions Club
Farmers
Frederick F. F. A
France
Italy
Germany
England
Recreation League Scores Second Half Results
Groff defeated Orme's in the second half action. Tonight features Roney against the Red Ravens. Wednesday brings South St. versus Kline's while Thursday schedules Muse against Grove.
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Roney
Red Ravens
South St
Kline's
Ww. Pet
Raney Motor Co
Scat's
Orme's
J Grove Lime Co
Muse Tailoring Co
Kline
Auto Supply Valley
Walkersville Middletown
Walkersville
Farmers of America
Middletown
Walkersville F. F. A
Poole
C. Im Get
EL Shafer
QO. Shafer
Bidls
Dean
Rudy Timer — Zeigler
Bowlus
Derr Bowling League Second Half Results
Wildcats defeated Derr's in the Derr Bowling League second half action. Tonight's games feature American Five against Trainmen. Wednesday's schedule has Dunlop versus Shook, and Thursday presents Kaufman facing Hustlers.
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Dunlop Vs
Shook
Petts Hustlers
Kaufmen Garage
Wildenis
Derry
Cumberland Eyes Return To Blue Ridge League
Cumberland Maryland, the state’s second largest city, is likely to join the revived Blue Ridge League after Frank Colley reported an invitation extended through Col Nelson W Rossier. The plan calls for Cumberland to attend the next league meeting in Hagerstown on March 4 with New York Yankees backing, while Waynesboro’s action is delayed due to Potter’s absence.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Frank Colley
Hagerstown
Colley
Nelson W. Rossier
Cumberland Colts
Frederick
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Kenneth G. Potter
Potter
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe F. Carr
Columpus
Ohio
National Association of Professional Leagues
Carr
Larry McPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
West Virginia
J. H. Shipper
Joe Cambria
Washington Senators
Carlton Molesworth
Pittsburgh
Frederick Blue Ridge League faces roster limits for next season
The Blue Ridge League voted to cap each team at 13 rookies, effectively barring Frank Six Frank Fraley and Ray Gardner from Frederick’s next season. Only the manager may have prior organized-ball experience. Ray Van Orman’s coaching future shifts to Yale lacrosse, with Hopkins’ era noted for shaping strong teams. The column argues center on financial strain, predicting about $900 per club monthly overhead, split between sponsor contributions and gate receipts, and warns against exceeding the limit or overbuilding to four clubs.
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Frederick
Frank Six
Frank Fraley
Ray Gardner
Fraley
Gardner
Ray van Orman
Johns Hopkins
Mount St. Mary’s College
van Orman
Yale
Hopkins
Blue Ridge League
Rice In Line Up Boosts Willigs In City Showdown
An all American guard Phil Rice from Westminster College joins the Pittsburgh Willigs for Friday night action against the Getrysurg Fleet Wings at 9 o clock. Rice is six four and 180 pounds known for defense and long shooting. The Willigs, Pennsylvania independents and strong intercollegiate performers, also feature Don Smith of the University of Pittsburgh. The Fleet Wings seek their strongest lineup yet to avenge a prior loss as they enter with 28 wins and 6 defeats this season.
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Westminster College
Phil Rice
Pittsburgh Willigs
Getrysurg Fleet Wings
Rice
Willigs
Pennsylvania
Don Smith
University of Pittsburgh
Wiles
Fleet Wings
Wings
Mount St Marys and St Johns face off for second in state
Mount St Marys College defeated St Johns 27 20 at Annapolis earning undisputed second place in the Maryland Collegiate Basketball Seven. Tom Lynch led Mount St Marys with 12 points as they pulled ahead in the final three minutes. In Hagerstown, the Mercos of this city fell 21 15 to the Wesdmen of the World Juniors of Hagerstown on Sunday afternoon.
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Chevrolets
Fords
Terra- Flanes
Heo
Chevils
Jacob
Anelos
Ed" Seidling
Gam
Fink Wilh Mn
Stull
Ford
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Ngebrecht
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A. Aleander
Berber
Tans
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McCutcheon
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Geisbert
Routsam
Jacobs
Reo
St Simmons
F. Sut
F. A DeMolay
Ait Len
A . Kemp
Ccassell
C A
IL H. Smith
M. Hendrickson
Butcher Suag Int
Martz
Az Rhodes
Bea Spa
M. Creager
Ao Shook
G. Smith
Quinn
Brer
Brish
Saller
Annapolis
Mount St. Mary's College
St. John's
Motths
Washington College
Tom Lynch
Mercos
Wesdmen
Hagerstown
Regular schedule to close this afternoon in Northern Division
The Northern Division schedule ends this afternoon with Emmitsburg and Thurmont high schools playing in Emmitsburg. Emmitsburg already holds the boys title, and the girls race could clinch or allow Walkersville to tie for first. A separate 8 p m matchup features the Church Street Independents versus the Maryland State School for the Deaf in Silentee gym.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont High
Dribblers
Walkersville
Church Street Independents
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Silentee
Frederick High School
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