Warner System Edges Notre Dame In Grid Stars Debate
A Holy Cross debate pitted four players from Warner and Notre Dame systems before 10 students. Latanzi and Zinitti argued Warner, Osmanski and Delaney defended Notre Dame. The round left the Warner side the winner, yet showed both systems spark strong football discussion.
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Warner
Notre Dame
Eddie Anderson
Knute Rockne
Holy Cross
Pride of
Aiigo LaTanzi
Gianl Henry Zinitt
BA Osemanshi
Dartmouth
Joe Delaney
Zmith
Ziniti
Holy Crow
Delaney
Therselves
Washington and Lee Defeat Maryland Five in Conference Game
Washington and Lee edged Maryland 41 to 34 at College Park to eliminate Maryland from the conference tournament race. Bob Spess and center W.7 contributed nine points each, while the Generals held a late surge by Maryland with five minutes remaining.
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College Park
Washington and Lee
Seeben
Maryland
Releigh
N.C
Bob Spess
Generals
Tradt
Beller
Gamle
Four Champions Set to Defend Titles in Southern Conference Tourney
The Southern Conference wrestling tourney comes to Ritchie Coliseum at the University of Maryland February 26 27 with 10 defending champions. Duke Maryland and North Carolina top the odds while Virginia withdraws leaving three Cavaliers unable to defend. Contenders include The Citadel NC State Clemson Wake Forest Virginia Tech South Carolina and Richmond U with Maryland favored to win. Sessions begin 10 a.m. daily with 1.10 to 2.20 tickets and 4 400 seating at Ruchle Coliseum.
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College Park
Ritchie Coliseum
University of Maryland
Jack Knemp
Duke
Paiunder
Ivan Nedomatsky
Maryland
Max Novich
North Carolina
Ray Matulwicz
Uightheavy
Virginia
John Simpson
George Cary
Fred Cramer
Joe Donovan
Maryland Ticket Offset
Spalding’s
Washington
Ruchle Coliseum
Buckingham Small Boys Are Winners
Buckingham School boys won a basketball game at Parkway School in Frederick. Stam Daugh led scorers for Buckingham with strong all around play, while Ford of Parkway followed close behind with four successful shots. The two teams will meet again next Thursday afternoon in a rematch.
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Duckingham School
Parkway School
Frederick
Buckingham
Stam Daugh
Ford
Parkway
Davineau
Fem Qarin
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Buckingham Jre
Buck
G. F. Toonan L. Stambaugh
F. Wachter
Yankees
Hovermale
Jenkins
Gannon
Gampbrill
Shipley Kichrlberger
Gannon T B. Trown
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A Bowers
Englehart A
Ji Summers
Cinhs
Shipley
Shiptey
Cube
Whitlow
Semerg—Frushour
Brat Brown
Draper
Chip Murray lifts Dodges past Reps in extra period
In a YY M G C AL league game at Yo gym Thursday night the Dodge team edged the Reps 200 to 10 in overtime after a late foul miss by Ewing. Plymouth beat Oldsmobile 36 to 12 to seize first place while the Reas led 17-10 in regulation.
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Chip" Murray
Plymouth Quint
Oldsmobile
Reas
Lalog
Wright Faces Gene Hahn in Legion Card at Bernie's Arena
Doubs slugger Wright must knock out Gene Hahn of Brunswick to restore his feared knockout reputation. The event positions Wright vs Hahn as a co main with Tony Wagner and Andy Reads headlining the card, plus Ray Cox vs Billy Kemp and other preliminaries. Twenty five rounds slated for an 8:30 p.m. start with tickets available at local centers.
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Biw
Ricketts
Haferstown
Neve
Carroll
Young) Wright
Doubs
Gene Hahn
Brunswick
Bernie's
Wright
Hahn
American Legion
Jack Lipps
Legion
Hatin
Tony Wagner
Fredericl Junction
Andy Reads
Washington
Wagner
Ringewise
Buck Walker
Ray Cox
Fishing Creek
CCC
Billy Kemp
Washngton
Kemp
Drake Brothers
Cox
Focal
Gee
Francis
Mult) Wagner
Frederick Junction
Jack White
Herbert Schweir
Sammy Capiio
Brunawick
Stanley
Tirtacco UE
LY Down
Johnny Stewart
Kline
Shackleford
Wil
John Mulhern
Boonsboro
Howard Campbell
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The fragmentary text records a local notice with partial names and a public sale action. Readable items indicate an official proceeding and involved officials, though many details are missing.
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The readable content is fragmented with no clear events, names, or places to summarize into a coherent news item or notice.
Young players sought for Wilkes-Barre camp trials in Frederick
Williams announces three week training camp here for Wilkes-Barre Hieron NYP League rookies. Trials start April first with contracts to farmed players to Leaksville Bi-State League team. Team plans two daily workouts at McCurdy Field and scheduling of exhibition games with Mount St Marys, Montreal, Baltimore.
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Wilkes
Leaksville, Va
Williatgs
Wilkes-Darre
Mike McNally
Hurons
Wilkes-Biarre
McCurdy Field
Wilkes-Barre
Mount St. Mary's College
Montreal
Baltimore
Wilams
NYP
Barons
Charley
Lefty) Wildis
Leetown
W. Va
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Wilkes Barre
Leaksville Club
Frederick
Mount St Mary's to Face Loyola Tonight for League Title
Mount St. Marys College meets depleted Loyola College at Emmitsburg at four this evening as a Mountaineers victory would seal the Maryland Collegiate League crown. Key Loyola players Tom Carney and Walt Cummings sit out with illness and injury while Mount guard Mike Karpinski returns from a sprained ankle to anchor the lineup.
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Mount St. Mary's College Court
Smen
Loyola College Quint
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Maryland
Loyola
Tom Carney
Walt Cummings
Carney
Marysand
Mountmen
St. John’s
Annapolia
Watt
Mike Karpinski
Washington College
Karpinski
Terrors
Mountaineer
Conetet
Apichetta
Kokie
Savage
Petrini
Mount St. Mary's
St. Thomas
Scranton
Treaday
Emmitehure
St John's
Annapolee
Bowling Scores Yesterday's Results DeMolay Alumni
DeMolay Alumni defeated Farmers 3 to 0 in bowling yesterday. The match highlighted strong team play and precise spares from the alumni lineup.
Industrial Bowling League Second Half Matches
Ox Fibre hosts Fred Tailors in a key second half bowling showdown as Grocerymen face Uniteds and Hostery meet City Hall. In baseball news, Boston Bees recruit Lou Fette, 30, arrives from St. Paul with a strong box score history including 28 complete games last season and 25 wins in the American Association. The report notes high innings pitched and batters faced, highlighting his potential impact.
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Uniteds
Hostery Va
City Hall
Fred
Paul
Dizzy Dean
Boston
Boston Bees
Lou Fette
St. Paul
American Association
Barons Plan Wilkes-Barre Arrival Arrangements
S P Speed Williams manager of the Wilkes-Barre baseball club is in town spending several days arranging April arrivals and events for the team.
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Wilkes-Barre Baseball Club
S. P
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Speed"' Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Fort Durkee Hotel
Wilkes Barre
Terrors Edge Hopkins In 30-29 Tight Victory
Baltimore February 18 Western Maryland College defeated Johns Hopkins 30 to 29 in a fast paced Maryland collegiate basketball game. Western Maryland leveraged a late run to seal the close victory over Johns Hopkins in a hard fought contest.
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Hopkins
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Frederick County Fish and Game Meet Eyes Preserve Plan
An important meeting of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association is set for 7 30 tonight at Hotel Frederick. Officials discuss progress toward a fish and game preserve in the Catoctin mountains and a camp site along the Monocacy or Potomac river with president Clarence C. Carty presiding.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Catoctin Mountains
Monocacy
Potomac River
Hotel
Frederick
Clarence C. Carty
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Osmanski
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Leslie
Team Leste
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Giants
Manager
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Buckingham Small Boys
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Tarkway Inter-Mural League
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Kate Etzler
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Starr
Rhoderick
Murray
Quinn
Seorer
Saller
Wright VS. Fire
Next Legion
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York White Roses
Willams
American Chain Company
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Acro Club
Newark
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Magunts
Baker's Jr. Bowling League
L. Pet
Ideal Garage
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Peoples Drug Store
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Fred Tailoring Noslery
United Fire Co
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Peoples Finance Co
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