Frederick Pros Lose First Game to Gettysburg Fleet Wings
Professional basketball returned to Frederick Friday night as the Frederick Pros lost 34 to 24 to the Gettysburg Fleet Wings at State Gym. Notables include Joe Sweeney and Julie Radice for the locals, while Art Zann and Joe Gallan starred for Gettysburg. The rough MC A game followed, with Washington Boys Club defeating the local unit 18 to 15 and referee Burdette suffering a black eye.
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Gettysburg
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Mearye
Joe Sweeney
Dick Streeks
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Borle” Berger
Julie Radice
University of Maryland
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Art Zann
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Rifle League Friday match results noted
The GN Rifle League report shows a close Friday match on the Steve Armory range with a 345 to 343 score. Company A defeated the Post Office, and Potomac Edison faced Company A in another listed pairing.
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McGraw A Pioneer Of Modern Baseball Infielded History
Central figure in baseball over four decades John J McGraw played 16 years as a player with a .434 lifetime average and 443 stolen bases. As manager of the New York Giants from 1902 to 1932 he won 10 league pennants and three world titles and popularized inside baseball and psychological strategy. He helped barnstorm Orient tours with Comiskey and brought Cuban players into the majors, shaping a meteoric era before health concerns in 1932 led to Bill Terry taking over management.
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Walkersville Pive of Recreation Burling League Scores
Walkersville recreation league on Putilan alleys spilled 2331 pins Friday night but won one of three games. Zimmerman led with 215 in the single game and 264 in the match.
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Walkersville Top Muse In Recreation Bowling Half
Walkersville defeated Muse yesterday as part of the second half of the Recreation Bowling League results.
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Muse
Dodgers Face Tough Decision Over Hack Wits Rumors
The Brooklyn Dodgers weigh a major contract move as Hack Wits, a top outfielder, faces a potential shift to catcher after recent position changes. Rumors say suitors, led by Wilcoa, plot to lure him away with a $29.00 double tax deal as negotiations slip through December.
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SilentEes Win First New York Test in Eastern States Deaf School Basketball
The Maryland State School for the Deaf of Frederick, Md. defeated Kendall School for the Deaf of Washington, D. C. 26 to 26 to win the opening test in the Eastern States basketball tournament among schools for the deaf.
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New York
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick
Maryland
Kendall School For the
Rally Edged by Mount St Mary's Prep in Close 24-23 Clash
St John’s high School fell one point short as Mount St. Mary’s Prep avenged a prior defeat 24-23 in Mountainier gym near Emmittsburg. The Johnnies led early but trailed 18-7 at one point. rallied late in the fourth period, with Mt. St. Mary’s holding on for the win.
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Mount St. Mary's Prep
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Emmttsburg
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Rice
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Shea Named Referee For Primo Camera Loughran Title Fight
Leo Shea selected by the California commission to referee Primo Camera versus Tommy Loughran in a 15 round middleweight title defense next Wednesday. Shea is a 199 pound, 16 foot tall veteran official noted as one of the best qualified judges. The arrangement followed agreement among Camera and Cushman and the commission will appoint two judges for the bout.
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Leo Shea
Primo Camera
Tommy Loughran
Warrwrey
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Manarens
Camera
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Teanexton
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Large Am erican SoxLug Consgotss opens at Peoria in March
The article notes the Am erian SoxLug Consgotss opens in Peoria in March with an expected 6000 bowlers. It recounts scores and records from past years, highlighting top marks, notable players, and team results while mentioning moisture tips for houseplants and general league context.
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Unable to determine event and participants
The readable fragments indicate a money distribution event with teams such as the Diamonds and Saunders Aces, purses of 12 and 9 dollars for winners, and a total prize of 75 dollars. Dates referenced include March 5 and March 12, with March 53 and other garbled terms. The text is fragmented and unclear about full context.
Rules set for city county basketball tournament next month
A meeting of team representatives in MECA Friday outlined operation rules for the city and county basketball tournament to be held next month. Alvin G. Quinn presided, with edits to last year’s rules to fit this season. Eligibility requires players to have played three or more games prior to February 23, with a MOC A exception for a five man squad allowed a substitute from MC A with team approval. A committee led by Quinn will handle affairs, seed two and use elimination play, with Monroe Bur deve and W. T. Kreb named referees. Attendees included Harry L. Decker, Mercos, Murray For, Blue Ridge Lines, Hubert Derr, Church Steel independents, Corey F. Shipley, Shipley’s Celtics, Austin Augleberger, YMCA.
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Quinn
Dorsey PF. Stinley
Murray Pox Ti
Monroe Burdeve
W. T. Kreb
Harry L. Decker
Mercos
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Blue Rhige
Hubert Derr
Church Steel
Corey F. Shipley
Shipley
Cettics
Austin Augleberger
YMCA
Frederick Ffa Team Dominates Walkersville A 33 to 19 Win
Frederick FF A of Future Partners of America Basketball League overwhelmed Walkersville FP A 33 to 19 on Frederick high school's floor. The Frederick squad surged after halftime, outscoring Walkersville 7 to 1 to turn a slim edge into a convincing victory.
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Partners of America Basketball League
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Boxing and skating notes from past anniversaries
One year ago Johnny Risko beat Bingfish Levinsky in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. Five years ago Percy Jornstan of Dewalt won a five tile ice skating classic in St Louis with 16 25 23. Ten years ago Bi Thier American tennis champion lost a five set match to Manuel Afonso in Buffalo X.
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Bingfish Levinsky
Madison Square Garden
Percy Jornstan
Dewalt
St. Louis
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Manuel Afonso
Buffalo
May Form Two Sunday Leagues Discussed at Meeting
A largely attended meeting of the MOC outlined plans for forming two Sunday leagues for baseball play. Participants listed include Frederis Robert L. Grove Knoxville John T. Quinn Lime Kim Joan Smith Union Bridge Russel Jefferson Juan Homes Marker and others from Walkersville Oriole A. C. Frederick and nearby areas. The group aims to organize activities in about two weeks with counties and areas named as potential sites.
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Exyami
Lisbox
Woodsboro
Harmony
Frederis
Robert L. Grove
Knoxville
John T. Quinn
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Kim Joan Smith
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Russel Jefferson
Juan Homes
Marker
Paul Zimoneman
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Lester Clem
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George Shos
Lehiweight Prospect Tranbdeia to Fight Roddy Davis
Baltimore card features Tranbdeia in his second appearance against Roddy Davis on Wednesday night. The newcomer made an impression last August at the McCurdy semi finals while Irving and Washo are also part of the event.
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