Frederick High Holds On In Close Brunswick Duel
Frederick High School edged Brunswick 21 to 17 in a Southern Division basketball battle. Frederick led 16-8 at halftime as Brunswick pressed, while Frederick cashed nine of 16 free throws to seal the win. The girls’ game followed with Frederick 18, Brunswick 14, as Frederick tightens its title hopes with a rematch set at the armory.
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Brunswick High School
Frederick High School
Brunswick
Frederick
Middletown
Saints of the Church
Canth “Fripp
Banner
Kemp
Chambers
Loy
Webb
Frederick Reading
MecQuillen
Orndorff
Barnard
Railroaders
Gerald Barnhard
Armory
Johnny s basketball league results note heat brake drum warning
Heat caused by tight brake adjustment risks warping the brake drum and ruining it. In Southern Division junior basketball results, Frederick beat Brunswick 21 to 17. Today's game Brunswick at Frederick.
Recreation League Second Half Highlights and Tonight’s Games
Yesterday's results show South St. defeating Kline's in the second half. Tonight's schedule features Muse against Grove and another Recreation League matchup to cap the day. Local standings and player notes to follow.
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South St
Kline
L. Pet Groff
South St Ctorage
Roney Motor Co
Dorrie's
Red Ravens
M. J Grove Lime ‘Co
Muse Tailoring Co
Kline's Auto Supply
4-H Tournament Opens With Four Teams in Parkway Gym
Four teams Bal lenger Walkersville Middletown and Frederick compete in a 4-H Club basketball tour nament at Parkway School gym tonight at 7 oclock. Arthur Aholt serves as official referee. Team rosters list players across all squads with multiple joins and surnames.
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Parkway School
Oelock
Ballenger
Walkersville
Middletawn
Frederick
Arthur Aholt
Ira Poole
Pascal Renn
Rostoe Whipp
Atlee Compher
James ' Shan
John Renn
Curtis Zummerman
Charles Hoke
George Stauffer
Arthur Crum
Donald Eaves
Walter Eaves
S. Dougherty
R. Greene
Middletown
Merrill Sfert
Lewis Ahalt
Hugh Keller
Richard Keller
Mauriee Ahalt
Paul Dean
Richard Bidle
Charles 1Fert
Frederick—Prenton Best
Charles Smith
Allen Smith
Harold Foul
BR. Crum
Clark Smith
Maryland Deaf school team heads to eastern tournament
Eight players under Coach James A McVernon and Athletic Director Harry G Benson depart for Martford Connecticut to compete in the Eastern Schools for the Deaf aural basketball tournament on Friday and Saturday. Captain Laurenice Brode leads the Maryland State School for the Deaf squad with Thaddeus Judino and Thomas Miller among the travelers. The team travels via Lincoln highway to New York and over the George Washington Bridge into New England, joined by Kendall School for the Deaf of Washington. Nine teams compete this year including three from New York and others from Rhode Island Connecticut District of Columbia New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland. Western Pennsylvania Pittsburgh West Virginia and Virginia are not represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihames A. McVernon
Harry G. Benson
Martford
Coma
Maryland
Lincoln Highway
New York
George Washington Bridge
New England
Kendall School For the Deaf of
Washington
Rhode Island
Can Jmeeticut
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Pennsylvani
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
West Virgana
Virginia
One Year Ago Tilden Beats Gechet at Madison Square Garden
Thirteen thousand spectators watched Bill Tilden defeat Gechet at Madison Square Garden. Five years ago Maureen Orcutt won the Florida state women’s tennis championship in Miami. Ten years ago Panvy Nurmi beat Verne Booth in a Georgetown University 3000-yard race. Frederick County umpires are urged to contact Rollins J Atkinson to raise umpiring standards this season.
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Asa
Bill Tilden
Jiearl Gechet
Madison Square Garden
Maureen Orcutt
Florida
Miami
Aso
Panvy Nurmi
Verne Booth
New York
Georgetown University
Washington
Attentil
Frederick County
Rollins J Atkinson
Tri- County Baseball League
Atkinnson
East 15Th Street
Local baseball prospects and college plans dominate Frederick scene
Glenn McQuillen of Brunswick tops Frederick County League as best prospect with 446 batting, while Albany spurns him for Lefty Gaither. Frederick club trials begin amid bids from ex pro players for manager. Maryland plans All-University Night March at Tafehic Coliseum with St Johns and Army, plus 300 students. Frederick County League prep notes hint at budget cuts as McCurdy Field becomes unavailable and Brunswick officials indicate a baseball hiatus in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McQuillen
Brunswick Oyshareer
Bruns Wick
Albany
Lefty Gaither
McQuillen
University of Maryland
Tafehic Coliseum
Terps
St Jen's of
Annapolis
U.S Military Academy
Hexing
Al-University
Frederick County League
Frederick
Bhs
McCurdy
Biruosvivk
Parkay Falls Short in Legion Junior League Clash
Church Street moved into second place by routing Parkway 32 to 7 on the Parkway court. Willard and Sparks sparked Parkway early, but Seiching Abrecht and Nusz led Church Street with early second period scores to seal the victory. Standings show Church Street near the top, with Parkway and M.C. trailing.
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Church Street
Scond Place
American Legion
Parkway
Parkway Court
Willard
Sparks
Seiching
Abrecht
Nusz
Red Sox to Back Hagerstown Blue Ridge Club
Boston Red Sox indicate financial backing for the Hagerstown Blue Ridge League club in a telegram to president Frank Colley. Eddie Collins proposes a six day operation with a conference in the Hub this week, as Herp Pennock plans to meet Friday in the Alexander hotel.
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Hagerstown
Boston Red Sox
Frank Colley
Hagersown
Eddie Collins
Boston
Collins
Colley
Herp Pennock
Alexander Hotel
Red Sox
Moose Lodge
Frederick Basketball League Scores and Local Matchups
Blue Ridge Lines 34 Middletown 17 and 40 Teufel Club 32 led to March 6 games Blue Ridge Lines vs Teufel Club and Damascus vs Shipley's Celtics Cresap's Rifles vs DeMolay. Frederick’s girls beat Brunswick 18 to 14. Helen Richey, 25, becomes the first female transport and airmail pilot.
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Blue Ridge Lines
Middletown
Company A
Teufel Club
Damascus
Shipley’s
Celtics
Cresap’s Rifles
DeMolay
Helen Richey
Pet Blue Ridge Lines
Freder’ke
Damascus Teufel Club
Middletown Tugers
Frederick
State Armory
Middletown Tigers
Teufel Company
Guardsmen
Blue Ridge
Middletown Frey
Bosmen
Tigers
Moore
Armory
F. Tp. Crummitt
Staley
Hossler
Grumbine
Brachey
Welty
Crutchley
Ponton
G. ‘Strine
Abrecht
Murray
Downes
Lamb
H. Alexander
Alexander
Hartman
Salter
G. F
Roderuck
Keefer
James
Moss
Mountmen Defeat Terror s in Close Maryland League Clash
Mount St. Marys College beat Western Maryland 26 to 23 in Emmitsburg strengthening its hold on second place in the Maryland Collegiate League. The win tightens hopes to overtake Loyola for first in Saturday's game. The contest featured close, hard fought action from both teams.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's College
Maryland
Western Maryland College
Mountaineers
Loyola Quint
Seven Former Captains Meet in Armory Basketball Night
Seven former college captains including two All Americans join the Pitts burgh Willigs to face the Gettysburg Fleet Wings at the State Armory Friday night. Notables include Freel Crum Al leigheny Phil Rice West minster Whitey Sikander Penn State Don Smith and Timmy Lawry with Ric and Smith as the All-Americans. The Willigs, defending Pennsylvania champions, claim speed and a strong lineup while Gettysburg eyes an upset after a nine point win in Gettysburg last month. A preliminary game features the Jefferson Club versus the Columbia Fire Company quint from Alexandria. There is no advance admission and a Church Street contest precedes the armory events. Subscriptions: The News.
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State Armory
Pittsburgh Willigs
Gettysburg Fleet Wings
Freel Crum
Allegheny College
Phil Rice
Westminster College
Whitey Sikander
Noddy
McFarlane Penn State
Don Smith
University of Pittsburgh
Timmy Lawry
Fred Brand
Fen State
Ric
Smith
Pittsburgh Quint
Willigs
Pennsylvania
Duquesne Lafayettes
Fleet Wings
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
Heurich Brewers
Washington
Larg Armory
Wings
Leu Reilly
Reilly
M. G
Ad Mission
Church Street
Church Street Independen
Teufel Club
Scho
Buckingham
Armory
Frederick
Hagerstown
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Frederick H. S
F. Thi Loy
Sanner
Brunswick H
Uy G. Tp
Chambers Williams
Ormdord
Calhoun
Ullien
Eddins
Utterback
Bur- Troughs
Whillams. Mec
Johnnies Will
Civician Conservation Corps
Prederick
Su Jolavs High School
Chaikiin Conservation Corps
St. John's
Jjohnnies
Bill Lebherz
Salts
Middletown High School
Valley Town
St. John's HS
Ao F. T. Lebherz
Dutrow
R . Wachter
Crum
H Dutrow
A. Sherald
Civilian Consersation Corps
G. PR
Toms
D Easton
G ‘ Spake
Junklus
Mancello
Anateako
Shire
Heffner
Noel
Mass Mies
Murray and
Bramha
Albert and
King
F. Tp. Smith
Wiles
Fox
Albright
Bussard
Beacht
Hann
Otais
Keyser
McCormick
Carnford
Norris
Mich O' Frederick
Sine
Maranville
Wtrielder
NEW York Yankees
St.louis
MR. Grove
Molesworth
Blentiinger Blank
Poole
Kilne’s ‘Auto Supply
Mantell
Pia
AD E. Winpigiler
Dixon
Tyeryar
Hahn
Ee Lipps
Muse
Grove
Maryland School For Deaf
Cochet
Bil King
Frank Fraley
Ray Goldner
Fred Kemp
Sanney
Jomar
Staley Mems
Firpo
Dorsey
Bredherath
High
Vane
Witt
Chomnt, Colrteols Service
GRABS
Erican Legion League
Legion Junior League
L. Pet
M.C. A. Church St
Burroughs
Myers
Ramsburg
University of Virginia
Ed Brockman
Baltimore
Brockman
Baltimorean
Lele
Staunton Milletary Academy
Vir-gina
Freeeuck Fing
Mike Whompson
Coun
Jena
Germany
Europe
Vnurch Street
Soldhing
F. Tp
Ewing
McCombe
Hoffman
Kreh
Pw. Stull
Wachter
Jb. Stull
Farkway
F Etzler
Rothenhoefer
I Wizard
C McCutcheon
Thompson
Englebrecht
I Schaffer
Fercuson
Timtr—Brish
Storer
Miss Etzgler
Pennock
Kenneth G. Potter
Waynesboro
St. Louis Cardinals
Potter
Martinsburg
Joe Cambria
Joe F. Carr
National Association
Cincinnati
Chambersburg
Cumberland
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frederick B.asketball League
Middletown O
Reserve Fund
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Fredericktown
TRAIL
Trail's End
Gordonsville
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick Motor Coo
West Patrick &J
Frederick, Md
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