Thurmont H S Triumphs In County Rivalry Doubleheader
Thurmont High School boys defeated Emmitsburg 51 to 27 in a County Interscholastic Basketball League doubleheader at Thurmont on Wednesday afternoon. Emmitsburg girls, using substitutes, fell 41 to 20 as Thurmont built and maintained a solid lead.
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Thurmont High School
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Emmitsburg Lassies
Loyola
Lacy
Burdette
Baltimore
Fox
Evler
Miller
Bitmer
Z Dewees
Lantz
Pe Hollinger
Fisher
F Stinson
McNair. Jones
Hahn
Imes
F Keilholz
G . Fisher
Neighbours
Carson
A Miller
L. Keilholtz
Helma Bowers
Peggy Shaw
A. Smyth
C. McDonnell
G. Breeden
Hialeah Officials Eye Wideener Handicap Ruling
Hialeah officials discuss ruling out betting on the $50 000 Widener Handicap Saturday with no immediate answer. Calumet entry possible to stay as powerful with Coaltown Faultless and Free America in the post. Calumet odds 2 to 10 or shorter expected.
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Fla
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Bething
Sala
Adener
Calumet
Coaltown
Free America
Antlers Lead Court League in Southern Division Standings
Frederick Moose Antlers top the Southern Division standings in the Eastern States Basketball League with a 5 2 record, followed by Rockville 7 3 Alexandria 8 3 GreenCastle 8 3 Hagerstown 3 Waynesboro 3 and Winchester 3. Runners up include Reese points and looming matchups against Greeneashc Wapnesboro. Washington tors lead by Sornl Webs ser and Gal, with Rochester's former Liniretw of Panim re noted.
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Frederick
Rockville
Alexandria
Greencastle
Hagerstoun
Waynesburg
Moariansburg
Winchesterr
Duision
Estern
Ss Frederich Moose Antlers
Reese Qoints
Ems
N. Foriment Tre Antlers Wotoos
Sornl
Gal
Rochester Star
Rucaville
Panim
Amd
Dave Carraco
Amves
Reetville
Dim Foorie
Slater
Duke Roobins
Joe Wooten
Focal Moose
Gurng
Ck V
Leesburg
Lee Ourg
Washington
Tap Arsterr Quinfete
Frederick High Girls Run to Victory Over Greenbelt
Frederick High Girls defeated Greenbelt in interscholastic basketball with a 22 to 10 second-half surge. The Cadets showed stronger defense in the late period, limiting Greenbelt to few free throws while Frederick built their lead after a 12-10 halftime margin.
Itineraul 1 Held In Cumberland Case
A suspect in a Cumberland Maryland rape case was arrested today after being identified by a witness. The arrest followed information from a local volunteer group allied with Amer ica and a review of a reported assault on a woman in Cumberland. The case involves Cresterton and Washington College basketball coverage with a 49-42 result in a related context.
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Ant
Cumberland
Mat Walter O. Ulrey
Etustteers of
America
Gary Tg
Teibung
Waleed Amto
Uley
Police
Hampden-Sydney teens overwhelm Randolph-Macon 77 to 40
Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia defeated Randolph-Macon College 77 to 40 to close the Virginia Mason-Dixon Conference championships. The win, achieved on February 23, showcased strong offense from Hampden-Sydney and solid defense to keep Randolph-Macon scoreless in the second half.
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Hampden
Sydney
WENS
Hampden-Sidner
Virginie Mason-Dixon
Randolph-Mascoms
Frederick high school game box score notes 1949
The News of Frederick Maryland reports a February 24 1949 basketball box score with referees Elizabeth Donahue timers Krantz Hertman scorer Margaret Wallace and game totals 15 4 2 10 9.
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the News
Frederick
Heferee
Elizabeth Donahue
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Listed
Equity suit Clyde W Cook versus Alice M Cook seeks absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued to Charles Elmer Hoffman of 19 Adams Road and Mary Louie Perkins of 22 19 Hamilton Avenue. Property deeds show transfers: George P Allen and wife to Rhoda E Stener et al in county for 19 Clara Davis Warsel and husband to Charles E Henson and wife for 10. John F Yimea to Every b Suromers and wife for 10.
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Clyde W. Cook
Alice MM. Cook
Charles Elmer Hoffman
Adams Road
Mary Louie Perkins
Hamilton Avenue
Raymond C Rider
Highspire
Los Lurde
Lingisstown
George P Allen
Rhoda E Stener
Clara Davis Warsel
Charles E Henson
John F Yimea
Suromers
O.ts
Clocks Swing Differently Across Altitudes
A reading fragment notes clocks run faster at higher altitudes than at sea level. Near the equator weaker gravity alters pendulum swing, affecting timekeeping accuracy across latitudes.
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Biser
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Beegle
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Glass
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Regent
Iiauph
Johns Hopkins
Brooms Abramovic
Salem
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NAVY
Fred Hancock
Chicago White Suw
Memphis
Jo Fu
Valley Forge Beer
Valley Forge
Rom
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RAMS
Valley Forge Distributing CO
Virginia Ave
Hagerstown
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Jefferson Cagers
Middletown High School
Lisbon
Elm Street Selo
A. Cook
Jefferson
Wiles
Frederick High
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Washington College
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Clark Sheetenhelm
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VFW Club
W. Patrick Street
Mark
Lawson Motor
New Market, Md
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