Southern Loop Standings Tie For Title In Frederick County
Frederick and Middletown High schools end the Southern Division regular season tied for first in the boys division after a 50 to 10 win by Frederick over Brunswick at the State Armory. Frederick High girls also beat Brunswick 34 to 11 as their team clinched the division crown. Peggy Myers led Frederick with 16 points and Miss F B Powell added 16. The Frederick High girls, coached by Helma Hann Bowers, remain unbeaten this season.
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Pitez
Boyle
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G. Stoner
St. John's High
Bidding Trouble in Bridge Match Surges to Bankruptcy Tone
South held a powerhouse hand and North a minor suit, both bidders determined. A severe set followed as the high bid led to a costly contract, leaving South to win only three tricks after a doubled, heavy price. The blame lies with South in the dispute over bidding strategy.
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American Contract Bridge League
South
North
Amuke
Solution to a Bridge Contract Problem
South opens one spade and North overcalls two clubs then jumps to three hearts. The correct response is four clubs by North, showing two majors or signaling no interest in hearts or diamonds. West should defeat the hand with accurate defense while keeping the contract to six hearts as feasible.
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Six Hearts
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Bebie
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Souths
Bowling Scores from K of P League Results
Yesterday's results list teams Cramer's Garage and C. Winpigier's with three games. Next week schedule shows Ballenger versus Cramer's on Monday and Post-Times versus E. B. Shipley on Tuesday, Winnpigler's against Blue Lanterns on Wednesday.
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Cramer's
C. Winpigier’s
Ballenger
Cramer
Frederick 4H Basketb league results sweep Brunswick
Frederick High swept Brunswick in boys 50 to 10 and girls 34 to 11 in the Southern Triangle Frederick 4H basketball league. The contests showcased lopsided scoring as Frederick dominated both sides.
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Frederick
Southern Triangle
Demaret in San Francisco Card Notes and Contests
Feels of boxing and golf gossip unfold with Jimmy Demaret and McGreevy tied to an upcoming Cumberland showdown. Lipps links Devon Club Luke Md fighters to a full card, with Bobby Schwartz mentioned as a potential top attraction for the March 18 event.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Demaret
Texas
Mount St Mary's Beats St Thomas in Close 39–36 Contested Tilt
Mount St Marys College edged St Thomas College of Scranton 39 to 36 at Emmitsburg in a tense Maryland Collegiate League showdown. Don Petrini and Stan Kokic sparked the rally as Mt St Marys overcome a late Tommies push, with Egan directing miscues and Kokic sealing the win in a hard fought win that keeps their season alive.
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Savino
Savage
Loyola
Mt. St.Mary's
St. John’s
Maryland
Annapolis
G. F. Tp
Paced Stakes Duel Looms For Santa Anita Handicap
Seabiscuit faces a strong rival in Pompeon as the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap nears at the Los Angeles Turf Club on March 5. Pompeon, rising four, posted a track record in seven furlongs and showed late speed despite rain muddied footing while Seabiscuit struggled in the San Carlos Handicap.
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NEA Service
Seabiscuit
Los Angeles Turf Club
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Pompey
Pompoon
War Admiral
Santa Anita
San Carlos
All-Frederick contest eyed by Bakers and DeMolay rivals
Frederick County basketball scene sees Bakers vs DeMolay and a possible third game with Maryland State School for the Dea as three teams battle a tie for the northern triangle playoff. Parkway floor favored for the decisive play offs amid a potential big crowd and a bye arrangement among the contenders.
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Frederick
Maryland
Dea
Parkway
Frederick County
Thurmont
Armory
Johnnies Edge Out Victory By Narrow Margin
In Pleasant Prescription notes from New York, Sweener Schriner of the New York American hockey squad favors Lavengro as a strong betting pick. Lavengro, a Diack gelding by Diagolo out of Wrack descendant Taquisition, has three wins and two seconds in five starts last year and won the California Breeders' Stakes. Sun Egret tops the 3-year-olds at Santa Anita, having beaten older horses. California ownership informs many eyes on Flamingo outcomes.
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New York American
Lawrin
Lavengro
Co- Spart
Gaiapas
Diagolo
Taquisition
Wrack
California
Sun Egret
Santa Anita
Golden State
Florida
Mann Falls Before Joe Loss at Madison Square Garden
Joe Louds delivered a decisive third round knockout of Mann at Madison Square Garden on February 23, ending the world heavyweight title bout in under eight minutes. Mann, battered and dazed, with Louis dominating the action from the early rounds, failed to rise after the third round count as Louis unleashed powerful blows to secure the victory before a near-capacity crowd.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Joe Louds
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Conn
Nen
Mann
Punch
Louis
Connecticut
Final Sprint Tragedy Halts Championship Bout
In a brutal late round the challenger, dazed by a two fisted barrage, drops as the champion seals victory. The crowd of 18,483 roars as the referee calls the bout to a close and the arena echoes with mingled cheers and gasps.
14 Fighters Move Into College Semi Finals
College Park Maryland February twenty three The Southern Conference boxing tournament semi finals moved ahead on basis of pairings for Friday at Maryland and Clemson College. Twelve fighters from the defending team champions and top rated Clemson received byes while North and South Carolina each advanced two men past the first round. One fighter was sent to the semi finals.
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Clemson College
Ghters
Tn Carolina
North Carolina
Rei
Chadel
Virgo
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