Frederick Area Prep Basketball Schedule Highlights
Sixteen games dot a busy week for city and county teams with eight in Frederick and five abroad. Emmitsburg vs Frederick high schools for county scholastic title at State Armory Tuesday leads the slate, followed by a Towson A C girl boy doubleheader Saturday, plus St James Marylands School for the Deaf and Mount St Marys facing Delaware.
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John’s
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Thurmont
Parkway
Church Street
State Armory
Mercos
Shepherdstown H
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mount St. Mary’s
University of ‘Delaware
Emmitsburg
Fritzy- Prederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Frederick High Schools
Towson Athletic Club
Towson Sextet
Firpo” Dorgey
St. James
Maryland State School For the Deaf
St. John’s High School
Thurmont High School
Boonsboro High School
Merces
Shepherdstown High School
West Virginia
Mount St. Mary's
University of Delaware
Mills’ Confectionery of
Brunswick
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Shell of Co
Winchester Moose
Charen Street Independents
Paskets
Taneytown Independents
Taneytown
Celtics Triumph as Pred Ramblers Scored 6-25 Loss
St. John's Celtics defeated the Predick Ramblers 28-11 at halftime and cruised to a easy victory. B Tattrow led with 20 points as the standout scorer for the Celtics in Saturday game at St. John's.
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St. John's
Reos and Plymouths Win in Y M C A League Action
Y M C A League standings stay tight as Reos beat Buicks 74 21 and Plymouths edge Fords 13 9. Buicks drop to fifth, Oldsmobiles fall to fourth while Reos and Plymouths gain ground in a pennant race on Saturday morning at the Y court.
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Reo
Buck
Fight card buzz with multiple bantamweight bouts featured
A packed four round event highlighted by Littie Montana and Nick Transparent, both slugging and body punching, with Groves and Sharpe among notable six round showdowns. The Baltimore and Jacksonville connections plus local names drew a crowded arena as fighters like Daris Washington and Juma Tramartin stepped into the ring.
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Littie Montana
Nick Transparent Nere
Nig Grove
Montana
Terman
Little C. C
Luray
Mia
Dinterman
Batumor- Hahan
Pete Powell
Buddy
Norfolk
Jack Porter
Jackie Washington Hombas
Dougan
Bhoyt Sweatnam
Young Rapian
Young
Baseball's Little Napoleon Passes
Pap John McGraw, a defining figure in early 20th century baseball, rose from a 17 year old in New York to a 30 year Giants manager. His fierce leadership built New York into a premier baseball city while his brusque style hid a generous, loyal core. Memoir notes McGraw forgave errors like Fred Merkle and Fred Snodgrass, shaping a storied career amid Mathewson’s era.
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New York Giants
McGraw
New York
Rules change opened passing from any line position
On this date in history the National Professional Football League amended its rules to permit a forward pass from anywhere behind the line of scrimmage marking a significant shift in how the game was played. The note also recalls Ray Conger receiving the Rodman Wanamaker award five years earlier for his contributions to the sport.
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National Professional Football League
Ray Conger
Rodman Wanamaker
Trophy for Mullrose indoor track meet performance
Ten years ago today Chiis and Japan sent in their challenges for Davis Cup play making 13 contestants entered for this tennis classic.
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Mullrose
Chiis
Japan
Baseball Meeting Tuesday for Frederick County League
Joer I Grove president calls a meeting of directors and players Tuesday night at 7 30 in the U B GA. Within city limits invited as are members of the 1933 season. Key issue is the appointment of a manager. American fowl stock is being imported from Russia to improve chickens and ducks.
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Joer
Nig” Grove
Frederick
Lyiteg
Western Maryland box amg team downs Bucknell in Lewistown meet
In a rugged meet at Lewistown Pennsylvania Western Maryland College box amg team defeated Bucknell V-to-1 while Maryland finished runner up to Virginia in Charlottesville. Al Farrel stood out as the meet’s most colorful performer. The report also references various athletic and club anecdotes with players such as Senger Luque and Bars, and notes on early sports figures and events.
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Western Maryland College
Bucknell
Lewistown
University of Maryland
Virginia
Charlottesville
Sall
al Farrel
Fayrei
Ster
Noth Carolina
Lewis Mon
Lee
Arl
Varemua
Markand Miince
Maryland Deaf School Finishes Fifth in Eastern States Tourney
The Maryland State School for the Deaf finished fifth at the Eastern States tournament for deaf schools held Friday in Hartford. James A. McVernen was elected president of the Association for the coming year, succeeding William Harlow. The Maryland quint, coached by Mic and Harry Benson, opened with Kendall School 26–24, then faced the top division teams. the squad earned honor as a leading team in the event.
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Stacyland
Association
McVernon
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Airy
Phiadelphia
Ofice
Maryland Quint
Beau Kendall School
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Charce
Mic
Harry G. Benson
Frederck
New Yors
Trenton N. J
Howere
Washogon
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Geo. S. Rodock & Son Fifth
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