Ruppert Made Laughing Stock Of A.L. With Small Park Plan
New York Feb 19 Ruppert recalls how he threatened to mock the American League and then built a Yankee Park at River Avenue and First Street for 650000. He formed a 30 minute 225000 each partnership with Huston to launch the Yankees and later built Yankee Stadium after disputes with Stoneham and Johnson over rentals and players. Ruth soon followed as a star.
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Poolesville Rangers Triumph Over Company A Five
The Poolesville Rangers defeated Company A on Wednesday night at Stele Armory. Leading 22 to 10 at halftime, Weller and Cubitt sparked field goals while Crummitt tallied half the Mik illiamen’s scores. Final score read 42 to 48 with Poolesville ahead. next, they face Walkersville Independents Monday.
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Maryland School Loses By Point In West Virginia Cage clash
Charles Town West Virginia team edged Maryland State School for the Deaf 41 to 40 after trailing most of the game. O Bannon Shink and League led Charles Town while Hudson and Spath top scored for Maryland School. Referee Legge. Trainers Carn Knowles Pine. Sherwood defeated by Frederick high 38 to 31 in armory game.
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Adamick Wins Decision in Madison Square Garden Bout
Jimmy Adamick, a Detroit heavyweight, defeated Harry Thomas in a ten round New York debut at Madison Square Garden. Adamick led on points through most of the match, with Thomas rallying in the tenth. the crowd booed briefly as the unanimous decision favored Adamick per AP scoring.
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Bakers Defeat Brewers In Final Moment Iron Clad Victory
Pete Keefer hit a late center shot as the G L Bakers edged the Rheingold Brewers 34 to 32 at the State Armory. Tommy Michael tied the score with seconds remaining after Brewer urgency, with Hartman and Bruchey trading memorable plays earlier. The crowd of about 300 witnessed a season’s best battle with lead changes from start to finish.
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Brewers Rally In Scrimmage Leads Then Falls Short
Lead changes kept pace in a hot scrimmage as Roderick and Cy Moore push Brewers ahead briefly before Frank James and Johnny James rally. A spectator near the action jogs a baby but no injuries. Mt Saint Marys Freshmen beat DeMolay 13 19 in the preliminary.
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Middletown Wins From Smithsburg In High School Diekball
Middletown High School defeats Smithsburg High School 34 to 28 to notch their 10th win. Middletown led 22 to 13 at half before subs cooled the game, then surged back as Smithsburg fought to the end. Tier s and Hori ne led Middletown. Kappel and Biser top Smithsburg scorers. Middletown visits the Maryland State School for the Deaf Monday.
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Mounts and Loyola Meet in Baltimore Tonight
Mount St Mary's College trips to Baltimore to face Loyola in a decisive Maryland Collegiate League game that could eliminate either team and boost Washington College. Mt St Mary's aims to rebound after a five game skid while Loyola seeks a needed win in a six game slate.
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Bowling Scores Baker's League Latest Results
Coca Cola 3 DeMolay AL 0 leads last week results. Games next week list matchups: Monday Stup's versus Prosperity, Tuesday Coca Cola versus Farmers, Wednesday Opera House against Bill's Sandwich, Thursday DeMolay AL versus Sterm Shipley.
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Spec Towns Big Hurdler Remains World Champ In Spirit
By Jerry Bronfield Spec Towns of Georgia dazzles in Berlin and Oslo with a kangaroo style over 110 hurdles. Despite a 14.0 or 14.1 second time, questions linger about records as amateur status ends with his move to assistant coach at Georgia.
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Boxing card to feature Brandt versus Schwartz in Cumberland
Thought that was supposed to feature the last American Legion card here may take place at Cumberland on Monday February 28 when Charlie Brandt is down to sight Bobby Schwartz or Norman Pemberton of Washington in the feature match. Brandt and Schwartz had been billed for the local ring but an injury to Schwartz brought about the surprising defeat of Brandt by substitute Vince DePaola of Baltimore.
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Boxers set for Cumberland card with McGreavy and Miller
Joe McGreavy of Cumberland wins a preliminary decision over Buster Miller after a hard bout. Mickel of Central City, Pa. also slated to fight on the Cumberland card as eight or more matches are planned. Washington Redskins coach notes Tuffy Leemans departure and George Marshall aims to sign the former GWU and Giants star.
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