Sunday Baseball Movement Planned in Frederick County
A Sunday baseball movement aims to organize summer play in Frederick County with two leagues proposed by Shipley Soccer League president Dorsey Shipley. One league would be amateur and county-limited, the other open to larger towns but with pay prohibited. Games would occur on Sundays to avoid conflict with Saturday County League play.
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Frederick County
Dorsey FP
Shipley
Shipley Soccer League
Frederick
Recreation Bowling League features Motor Co. victory over Trainmen
In a Recreation Bowl match, Money Motor Co. overwhelmed the H. F. Trainmen 148 to 135 with Pete Williams as the standout. Motor Co. totals show 2375 for the team while Trainmen tallies reach 2978 across frames. Yesterday Rocer defeated Traimmen in a separate result. Upcoming games include Company A vs Y M E, Grove vs Red Ravens, EK of P vs Americas, and Muse vs Walkersville.
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Roney Motor Company Pinanea
Ers
Moodly
Pete Wiliams
Money Motor Co
St John's Wildcats Dominate Tigers In Lopsided Score
St John's Wildcats defeated the Tigers in a high scoring game by 152 to 6 Saturday afternoon at St. John's. Johnnie players led by high field goals, with Lebbert and Shera among the top scorers as referee Price presided.
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St. Jubo's Wildcats
Tigers
St. John's
Johnnie
St John’s
B. Baer
Lebbert
Shera
Dibow - Senmidt
Drtrox
W. Bae
Price
Scerces—Sharer
Basketeers Claim Buick Ford Oldsmobile Scores
A concise box score lists Buick 19 and Ford 15 with Rev and Oldsmobile totaling 3 in a local league blurb.
Baseball Camps and Trade Winds In 1930s Spring
Early notes on baseball camps and the new ball under discussion. Giants, Tigers, and Indians glimpse adjustments to the live ball and pitcher usage as spring drills begin. Quotes on managers, players, and the looming pennant race reflect a busy major league scene.
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Jim
Goose Gosia
Tigers
Lakeland
Evans
Jimmy Milser
Einer
Mountaineers edge Canisius in tight 31 27 showdown
Emmitsburg February 19 Mountaineers beat Canisius College Buffalo 31 27 in a hard fought game. New York lead early before half time, Hopkins sparked the comeback with several spectacular field goals while Ryback limited Buffalo’s offense. Hopkins and Stanley tied for team high with 19 points. Western Maryland College hosts a game here Wednesday. Card club event details note Mrs Sherman Powell Delights.
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Emmitsburg
Mount &J
Mary's
Canisius
College of Buffalo
O. C
New Yorkers
Mountaineers
Vince Hopkins
Rybak
Buffalo
Hopkins
Stanley
Western Maryland Cofegs
Buick and Reo surge near league lead
In YMCA League play the Buick and Reo teams each won to move within a half game of first. The Buicks beat Ford 19 to 15 as Esworthy and Ford tied it late, then Esworthy scored the winning points with 45 seconds left. The Reos defeated Oldsmobile 27 to 8 to pull within one game of the top spot.
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Buick
Reo
Ford
Oldsmobile
Buicks
Fords
Reos
Esworthy
Frank Dertzbaugh
Crum
Baumgardner
Rep Quint
Oldsmobiles
Terraplanes
Foy
M. Croghan
UF ' Toals
Ata T
F. Fo
W. Sherald
Webb
Faupel
J. Kehne
Buroughs
Rhoades
Fotais
Buried Fragments From Local Bowling Results
Yesterday in the Merchants Bowling League A and P, delested Hnosces asinger’s to Carmack and Scuch MC, and in Professoral Division 1 Dunlove defeated North End. Tonight Crystals meet American Legion, while North End Stars and Crista Laundry appear in partial standings and a stray note mentions a 184 ton England weight.
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Dunlove
North End
Standing of the Crubs
Dunlop Tiree
American Legion
North End Stars
Crista
Parkway Wins Game in Legion Jr League
Parkway School defeated Frederick High School 12 to 3 on the Parkway court in a Legion Junior Basketball League game. Gene Willard opened the scoring in the first period as Parkway led 7-0 at halftime with contributions from Ward and Spider Crist. Frederick struggled from the field and foul line, tallying only three free throws and none from the field, while Parkway showcased solid passing and defense led by Rinehart and Willard.
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Parkway School
American Legion
Frederick High School
Parkway
Sunness
Gene Willard
Maroon
Sap
Rinehart
Linwa
Villard
McCombe
Miller
Sparks
O O
Willard
L . Thompson
yCrist
Hartman
Frederick H
Linton
McCombbe
M. Brachey
Shook
Q Hirsch
Conn
Mercer
Powell
Derrer—Etzler
Asessssnee
Brish
Scor
Friday Pro Basketball Night At State Armory
Dri at the State Armory Friday night sets the stage for a professional basketball double header. Frederick Pros face Gettysboro Fleet Wings in the second half after a strong Jersey OZty es Feve lineup. Celtics versus Harrisburg Ba Big Five clash headlines the evening, with standings context looping through the card.
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Dri
State Armory
Piay
Frederick
Gettysboro Fleet Wings
Te Leval Court
Ozty Es Feve
Berger
Joe Sueenes
Nae Farrell
Jule Rade
Jack Goldblatt
Eiday
Mlc.a
Washington Sols
Celtics
Wexines- Gay
Harrisburg
Heurced Reds Edge House of David in Tight Preview
The Washington Reds with Farrel Benne Penton Berger Croson and Evans won a close 24 27 decision over House of David Sunday afternoon. A Berger field goal shifted the momentum and the Reds overcame an early deficit.
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Reds
Washington
Farrel
Benne
Penton
Berger
Croson
Evans
House of David mm
Ney
Strangies Lewis Wins Recoisition 23 Acai Championship
Chicago golf scene notes mark Pasne as stoke cham in a curious 3s 2 Wee event. Ten means Ago Teday confirms Afscaa recognition while noting a height limit under two feet.
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Acai
Vhet
Lewis
Teday
Chicago
Dests Postpones Game Between Frederick and Middletest HS
The Southern Division championship basketball game between Frederick and Middletest high schools was postponed to a later date due to the death of Prof. William E. Klingaman, state supervisor of high schools. No new date has been announced.
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Frederick
Middletest
Willam E. Klingaman
Stout and Blackfeet Set for Thursday Double Header
The report confirms a Thursday double header will proceed with the Stout and Blackfeet teams prioritized for the matchup. Piji Islanders are noted moving into position as others prepare for the game day.
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Vheem
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