Mounts Defeat St Johns Five in Maryland League Collision
Mount St Marys edged St Johns College 36 to 26 in a Maryland Collegiate League game at Annapolis. Mount St Marys trailed 22 22 late in the first half and built a 15 1 lead at the break before holding on as John s rallied to a 1 21 tie with ten minutes left. Tom Grodovant Don Petrini and Stan Kokie sparked a late Mount surge that secured the victory and kept Mount St Marys and Washington College tied for first with six wins and one loss in the state circuit.
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Annapolis
St John’s
Mount St. Mary's
Tom Grodovant
Don Petrini
Stan Kokie
St. John's
Gallowar
Delisio
Shawh
Hughes
Frederick High Girls Triumph Over Taneytown Five
Frederick High School girls basketball rolled to a 53 to 5 victory over Taneytown High. Ernestine Powell scored 19 and Peggy Myers 19, with Lambert the sole Taneytown scorer on two field goals and a free shot. Next game is Monday at Frederick High Auditorium against Oxon Hill.
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Frederick High School
Yaneytown High School
Amory
Ernestine Powell
Peggy Myers
Tancytown
Miss Lambert
Wills Cn
Robin Ridenbaugh
S-C
Alma Staler
A Grove Se
Lillie Utterback
Lillian Uterbach
Taneytown High
Mehring
Lambert
DeHof
Porter
S c
Barnes
Shriner
Terp Wrestler Fractures Neck In Bout
In College Park Maryland on February 25 W Wm Arnold a 20 year old Baltimore wrestler from Johns Hopkins or Atkins University was injured during a match after slipping and falling while Cleutie held a headlock He was taken to Baltimore Union Hospital where doctors reported his condition satisfactory He competed in the 155 pound class
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College Park
Arnold
Baltimore
Ward Clautice
Akins University
UN Hospital
Cleutie
Citadel Leads Boxing Tourney After First Round Losses
Citadel cadets dominate preliminaries at College Park as five golfers? No, five boxers reach semifinals. Jenkins forfeits weight class allowing Citadel 115-pound advance. Maryland, Clemson, Duke, North Carolina and NC State also advance multiple boxers as semifinalists. Terrapins still favored to defend team title.
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College Park
Citadel
South Carolina Military College
Frank Jenkins
University of South Carolina
John Hughes
University of Maryland
Terrapins
Maryland
Benny Alperstein
Ripper Murray
Clemson College
South Carolina
Clemson
Gamecocks
Jenkins
Duke
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Comorosky Free Agent Move Shifts Focus to Major Leagues
Adam Comorosky, longtime Nesboro outfielder in Blue Ridge League days, says he is a free agent with the International League Toron club. He plans to pursue a major league contract while Wilkes-Barre weighs an exhibition game for Frederick. Barons manager Speed Williams scouts newcomers including William Lipgood as the spring arrives. A Frederick crowd is expected at Southern Conference boxing semi finals and finals at College Park with many supporting the home university.
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Adam Comorosky
Waynesboro
Toronto
Comorosky
Teague
Pittsburgh
Cincin
Wilkes Barre
Frederick
Barons
Speed Williams
William
College Park
Alelso
Finesse Avoidance Shapes Buswell’s Bridge Victory
Walter Buswell of East Orange New Jersey mastered avoiding finesses to secure his contract on today’s hand. An opening diamond lead would have defeated the contract by forcing the unwelcome finesse, but his superior play found a safer line.
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Walter Buswell
East Orange
N. J
East
Declarer
South
West
Buckingham Varsity Beats Poolesville In Tight 20 19 Victory
Buckingham first team defeats Poolesville High 20 to 19 while the reserves lose to Poolesville Junior High 20 to 14. Close guarding kept scores low, with J Bowers and C Bowers starring for Poolesville and Cubitt and Lahn leading Montgomery County players for Buckingham. Buckingham reserves trailed at half and the series ends with Buckingham winning two of three senior games and three of three junior games.
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Ngham School
Poolesville High
Montgomery County
Buckingham
Poolesville Junior High
J. Bowers
C. Bowers
Darheif and
Hershberger
Buckingham Reserves
Cubitt and
Lahn
Montgomery Counhans
J. Mc Devitt
T. Wachter
J. McDevitt
Middletown High
Miller
Haines
Thomeron
Moser
Hoxine
Luan
Vaileyites
Jacques
Tatas
Val Buckingham
Tevites
Stempaugh
Hudebrand
Carer
Boonsboro High
F. Rovermaie
EVITE
Colbert
Matter
Jenkins
DeLaunex
Foltz
Wachter
Hoffmaster
Bentz
Middletown
L. Permand le
Yilerime
Wolfe
Rocky Fountain
Haupt T
Cramer
Baker
Brandenburg
Stroup
Lipps
Keller
Kinna
Smith
Fox
Haover
Pal*mer
Donovan
Middletown Boonsboro Play Clean Game In Narrow Dover
Guernsey cattle sale notes include Queen's Foremost and Queen Angelas listings. R. R. Lewis Jr. of Maryland sold stock to William Walters & Bros. of Germantown and Dorsey E. King of Frederick sold Queen Angelas K. to Clyde Z. Green of Walkersville.
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Guernsey
N.W
Queen's Foremost
R. R. Lewis, Jr
William Walters & Bros
Germantown
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Queen Angelas
City Bowling League Latest Results Report
The league shows scores from recent play with matches listed for next week. Monday features Cramer's versus Rocky Fountain while Hargett's faces Urbana. Tuesday but tense with Hargett's versus Urbana. Wednesday pits Rivers against Old German amid standings shifts.
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Rocky Fountain
Hargett'’s
Miller's
Urbana
Cramer's
Bridge bidding notation from South West North East sequence
The fragment shows a bridge bidding sequence with Passes and levels including 3NT and 6NT, indicating an opening and subsequent contracts. The notation includes player directions South West North East and mentions duplicate club terms and key bids like 3NT and 6NT, ending with the opening bidder.
Penn Mat Mentor Removes Fear Of Cauliflower Ears
Penn coach W. Austin Bishop promotes a fabric headpiece to reduce cauliflower ears and stigma of wrestling in colleges. He outlines a safe collegiate code, allowing many holds while banning dangerous moves, arguing wrestling should educate and not resemble professional sport.
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Penn Mat
Jerry Beondfield
NEA
Philadelphia
W. Austin Bishop
Dimun University of Pennsylvania
Bishop
Nelson
The
Nile
America
Rassling
Bowling Scores From Belvedere League Week Schedule
Baker's Bowling League results show Storm and Shiptex at 0 and 3 games next week. Schedule lists Prosperity facing Farmers Monday, DeMolay AL versus Opera House Tuesday, Stop Bros. versus Coca Cola Wednesday, and Storm and Shipley versus Bill's Sandwich DeMolay Bowling League at Frederick Belvedere.
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Opera House
Storm & Shipley
Bussard
E. Shipley
Urbana
Grove
Shaffer
Geisler
R. Shipley i
Bradley
Struby
Castle
Seers
Stargell’s
Brown
Jacobson
Thomas Lat
Arnold
Phillips
BLY
Miller's Smoke Shop
Harrison
Hahn
iRay
Miller
Benereestot
Independent Bowling League Matchups Listed
Arcade Five faces Staub's in the NDEPENDENT Bowling League with Warren's versus Frederick Asco and Crum's squaring off against Jacobson's. Also Staub's meets Peoples in a compact card of league action.
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Crum’‘s
Jacobson
S. Staub’s
Peoples
We L. Pet Staub
Farmers
Crum
Arcade Five
Fred. Asco
Warren
Beene
Recredit Ee
Roderick Ont
Nikirk
Staub’s
Haha
Garrett
Strine
Wickless LO
Sign Or Quit Reds Tell Holdouts in Spring Prep
Reds issue ultimatum to twelve holdouts as team gathers for spring training. Players may sign or stay out. five headliners including Paul Derringer Ernest Lombardi Buck Jordan Linus Frey unsigned. Club declares offer final.
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Reds
Squa
Paul Derringer
Ernest Lombardi
Buck Jordan
Linus Frey
Giles
Four Sox holdouts sign in time for opening day
Owner Loy Comistex of the Cal Sox says four holdouts must sign to report for the opening in Pasadena March 3. Players would pay their own training costs until in shape and require 100 dollars per missed practice day. The holdouts named are First Baseman Zeke Bosura, Pinwher Merrit, Cain, Radcliff, and Catcher Luse Sewell.
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Aicago. Feo
Loy Comistex
Ca. Sox
Pasadena
Comisnex
Zeke Bosura
Pinwher Merrit
Cain
Radcliff
Luse Sewell
Rosa Jones Suit Against Frederick Dismissed
The case Rosa Jones versus De Lashmutt Bros and the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for 5200 damages was filed this week and ordered dismissed by the plaintiff’s attorney Alton Y. Bennett. Details of the claim were not disclosed.
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Rosa Jones
de- Lashmutt Bros
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
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ST Joan's
Pmmitsburgians
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
H. L. Dryden
P.S. Ball
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Poolesville
North
Poolessille
Byrd
H. Foste
Farin
Bodmer
Tra Bowers
Rolph
R. Slambaush
Boonsboro
City Bowling League
Hargett's
Taxizesealer AK Oss
E&h Q
Baker’s Bowling League
Storm & Shiptex
Bill's
Demolay Bowling League
Belvedere
Ww. L. Pet
Robert le Bruce
Belvedere Baltimore
Frederick DeMolay
McLaren
Creager
Kemp
Troxell
Nusz
Nogle
DeMolay
Bundick
Schnapper
Atkinson Og
Hasseni 'E
Hasseni
Eliaby
Weiz
Schmidt
Ndependent Bowling League
Staub's
Arcade
Warren's
Frederick Asco
Chicago White Sox
Rusees
Éla
Ry’s College
Gettysburg
Frederick Production Credit Association
North Court Street
Frederick, Md
Mar
Ohio
Max Seigal
Dosh
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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