Willigs Fall to Fleet-Wings in Tight Armory Bout
Gettysburg Fleet-Wings upset the Pittsburgh Wings 39 to 31 as Art Zahn and Ivan Kitzmiller led the attack. Whitey Siljander sparked the Willigs with a late rally, but Fleet-Wings seized control midway through the first half and held on.
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Pittsburgh
Quinn
Timer — Huber
Seaver
Salier
Columbia Fire Co
West
F. Brenner
F. Hawkins
Gensmere
Travis
McMenamin
Jeffersonian Club
Bowers
Ferguson
F. Baer
F. Harne
Ole
Li Biiodeichs & Og
Bowling League Results and Schedule Fragment
In a partial recap of the Baker’s Bowling League results, Albaugh defeated Barbers and Cuttings defeated Farmiers in Monday games. Tuesday and Wednesday show matches including Barbers versus Glade Valley and Farmers versus Lions with further Friday and Thursday entries scattered.
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Albaugh
Barbers
Cuttings
Barbers Va Glade Valley
Ans Goldenberg Strhue
Slipov
Fleming
Grove
Fone
Chevrolets
Muler
Rochefer
Hogarth
Oy Eae
Gittinger’s
Gastley BO
Wenhart
Tioke
Baker
Frederick Shipley League banquet honors first half pennant
Frederick soccer team members gathered at the Buffalo Restaurant Friday night to celebrate winning the first half pennant. Club president Edward presided with Charles Bell delivering the address. Attendees included Shipley, Makers, Rice, Haller, McLaren, Bell, Fogle, Fogle, Mankenzie, Swope, Crawford, Oriison, Stalkey, Palmer, Hull, James, James, Korfer, Murray, Michael, Grove and others. A chicken dinner was served.
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Frederick
Shipley
Buffalo
Edward M. A
Charles “Chink” Bell
Casey F Shipley
Edward Makers
Donald Rice
Charles Bell
Newman Lamb
Wilbur Haller
James McLaren
Arthur Fogle
Robert Fogle
James MaKenzie
Irving Swope
Charles Crawford
Ralph Oriison
Robert Stalkey
Russell Palmer
William Hull
John James
Frank James
Meredith Korfer
Luther Murray
Thomas Michael
George Grove
Pennoock and Pennock Review Hagerstown Arsenal Situation
Terri Pennock reviews the Hagerstown arsenal matter with Eddie Collins and Frank Coley at a Hotel Alexander meeting. The ex Yankee hurler indicates a favorable Boston report and the group tours municipal stadium before eyeing the upcoming AAU championship in Washington with Rockville and Falls Church as top foes.
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Hagerstown Arsenal
Terri Pennock
Boston
Hagerstown
Penneck
Monse
New York
Eddie Collins
Red Lion
Boston Cub
Pennock
Frank Coley
Blue Ridge League
Frederick Hagerstown clash at the State Armory tonight
Frederick and Hagerstown high schools meet in a 7 15 p m double header at the State Armory. The girls play first followed by the boys, with Fred erick aiming to rebound after a prior loss to Hagerstown. The Cadets hope to upset the visitors with a strong effort.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
State Armory
Loyola
Baltimore
Mountaineers
Blue and White
Sagadell
Hopkins
Lynch
Derr Bowling League Second Half Results
Yesterday's results show American Five defeating Trainmen and facing Dunlops. Upcoming games Tuesday feature Shook's against Hustlers and Derr's against Trainmen. Thursday schedules include Krisman versus Wildcats.
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Derr
American Five
Dunlops
Shook’s
Hustlers
Krisman
Wildcats
Nuasllers
Kaufman Garage
Derr's
HO O& F. Trainmen
Contract Whist Chance as Explained by McKenne
Secretary WM E McKenny outlines contract whist as too scientific and unlikely to gain wide popularity He analyzes a seven clubs contract with West opening hearts and describes a winning line invoking dummy play and precise trumps to fulfill the contract The discussion contrasts contract whist with earlier forms like whist bridge and auction bridge noting loss of dummy and strategic play in contract whist.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Trump
West
Queen of Hearts
Hearts
East
Bast
Radio Day by Day to Feature Ben Bernie and Walter Winchell Faceoff
Veteran broadcasters Ben Bernie and Walter Winchell plan a live on air faceoff with Winchell guesting on Bernie's New York show March 5 after Bernie's Hollywood stint. The piece notes Ray Noble's new American rhythm style for WEAF NBC and lists a dense slate of programs across NBC and CBS stations with musical guests and orchestras.
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New York
Ben Bernie
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Bernie
Ben
Hollywoodland
Ray Noble
Weafnbc
Ray
Maryland School of the Deal Eliminated in State Schools Tournament
Fanwood School New York defeated Maryland School of the Deal Frederick 46 to 21 to end their run in the State Schools for the Deal tournament. Captain Tommy Kolenda led with a 12 point burst as Maryland could not close the gap. Maryland earlier beat Kendall School Washington 20 to 17 in a preliminary round.
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Hartford
Conn
Maryland
Frederick
Evening radio schedule features stage and music
Beth Rethberg presents Alcestis at 10:45 on School of the Airy Play. Frank Morgan performs Nothing But the Truth at 2:30 on WJZ NBC. Morton Downey, Jack Benny, Joe Penner headline evening slots followed by Sunday Symphony and Arthur Schnabel at 8 and a 9:45 Sherlock Holmes program.
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Beth Rethberg
Alcestis
Wjz-Nbc
Frank Morgan
Morton Downey
Jack Benny
Joe Penner
Arthur Schnabel
Sherlock Holmes
Havens Named Western Maryland Coach Amid Strong Credentials
Charlie Havens, raised in the Harlow football system and once a standout center, is appointed head coach at Western Maryland College. He formerly served as assistant to Dick Harlow and proved his scouting acumen against opponents, prompting confidence in his leadership.
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Charlie Havens
Western Maryland College
Harlow
Haevens
Westminster
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Boston College
Lhe Terrors
Eagles
Havens
Foul shooter Kaselman to star for Sphas in Gettysburg clash
Cy Kaselman, guard of the Philadelphia Sphas, billed as the greatest foul shooter in basketball history, will appear next Friday as the Hebrews face the Gettysburg Fleet Wings at the armory. A 24 year old at five foot eleven, Kaselman has six years as a pro and a 90 percent shooting average on four attempts. He led the Eastern League in scoring for four years and was third in the American League in 1934.
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Cy Kaselman
Philadelphia Sphas
Hebrews
Gettysburg Fleet Wings
Armory
Kaselman
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Fleet-Wings
Gettysburg
Art Zahn
Ivan Kitzmiller
Pittsburgh Wings
Fleet Wings
Lumder
Cal Helier
Lebanon Valley College
Beller
Zehn
Hughie Hoke
Whitey
Siljander
Westminster College
Willis
Fred Crum
Phil Rice
Heller- Hoke
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Wings and
Jeffersonians Losa
Jeffersonian
Columbia Fire Company
Alexandria
Jeffersonians
Finn
SAM FRANCISCO_SEALS
Rangers
Poolesville
Boonsboro
A. C
Poolesville Rangers
Weller
F. Johnson
Fis Cubitt
F. & Hershberger
Selman
Grubb
Hough
R. Elgin
Boonsbaro c
Poffinberrer
Kaetzel
C. O
Taylor
Keadle
U Herr
Surrey Rayne
Baker's Bowling League
Gittinger
Gaems
Union Mfe Ca
Mes
Tarmers
Petion Tions Club
Parmners
de Atos Aliana
Gilttinger'’s
Booters
Parkway
Parkway School
Ted
Sparks
F. Ou
McCutcheon
Gera-Cola Buddhes
Washington
Rockville
Falls Church
Ifrederick-Hagerstown
Cal
Myers
Rinehart
Culler
Orr
Lenhart
Hartsock
Wirtz
Spurrier
Stockman
South Pass
Aarze — At
West North East
Adio
CE. Butterfield
Turing
WEAF
NBC
Albert S. Osborn
Romberg
Rose Bampton
Gibson Family
Wabc-Chs
Roxy and His Gang
Richard Bonelli
Minneapolis Symphony
California Melodies
Johnny Green
Wdiz
Hawaiian National Park Road
William Green
Detroit
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U. of C
Roundtable
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IIT
Schumann-Heink
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One Man's Family
Abe Lyman
WABC
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Ray Perkens
Eddie Cantor
Detroit Symphony
Eliza
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Branshailer Iman
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Judhnoe
Miller
Kalnowski
Blumenthal
Brode
Greenawalt
Johnny Neun
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Akron
New York Yankees
Neun
Newark
Ohio City
Mneun
Blue Sox
Birmingham
St. Paul
Detroit Tigers
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James E. Doll
South Market &J
Frederick, Md
Melvin M. Engle
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Welker Cochrane
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Houston, Tex
Clarence C. Pell
Firemen’s Building
Westminster, Md
North Court Street
Dairyman
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Lime Kiln
Markell & Ford
Carroll St
Reserve Fund
Fredericktown
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