Court Season 10 opens with weekend basketball schedule
The week’s court card features multiple fixtures across Frederick, Shepherdstown, Emmitsburg, and nearby towns. Notable matchups include local college and school teams facing Mountaineers, DeMolay, Mary’s College, and regional rivals, with key games Friday through Sunday shaping the winter slate. Local players Shoderick, Keefer, Kemp, and Moore highlighted as core contributors.
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Frederick
Sishora
Charles Town
Rhids
Shepherdstown
Werliesdas
Frederick DeMolay
Doylesville Rangers
Crnrra Waebiantan
Washington
Colonials
Baltimore University
Vanosher Emart
Emmttsburg
Maryland
Maryland Butteries
Mancro Ties Mangrum For Prize Of 8250
Mangrum of Diston Ohio ties Mangrum for prize of 8250 in the national open feature event tonight. A second round saw Keener, Ray and others contend as leaders. Final results and tomorrow’s playoff details were to be announced after the round ended.
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Mancro
Mangrum
Tommy Man
O'dorham
Eto Ory Ray
Ue Youngs Nay Mangrum
Diston
Ohio
Featianinrt
Trang Miner de Ores Traine
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Jo Jo Lawler, Mountaineer Coach, Noted Athlete Leader
The piece profiles Jo Jo Lawler a Mount St Marys and Catholic University standout who rose to coach Mountaineer athletics. It recounts his early years in Jessup and Scranton, college star days at Catholic University, and his ascent to Mount St Marys coaching in September 1935, highlighting a storied multi-sport career and leadership record.
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Jo-Jo Lawler
Pennsylvania
PRI
Heranton
Jowph Lawher
Thirerenoork
Mt St Mans College
Cathotte University
Washington
Sears
Jas GU
Universiy
Shhools
Lesler
Jessup
Scranton
Mount St Marys
Danny Costello
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lawler
Gramm Nvr
Amie High School
Wunmore Fish
Ubit
John
C. C. Pires
Joe
Mansfield
Cardinals
C. U
Law Tsek
Jo-Jo
Fon C. U. Laweler
BU Moore
St Thomas College Roach
Tommes
Lanier
Mount St. Mary's Folk
Boumitshure
Fords Rout Plymouths in YMCA League Play
Ford players powered a 20 point halftime lead to a 71 point victory over Plymouths as Olds and other teams trailed in a jumbled YMCA basketball standings. Biaturkey afternoon results show strong showing by Ford club and rugged defense limiting rivals.
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Biaturkey
Y. M
McVardin Soccer League Second Half Results Attend
Yesterday's Kenulis Mifiimevn and Gharpsturg led a 3 1 outcome against Clearsprig with Tort Prederick and Mancock contributing. Wahanyport Punkstown and Middietaan faced unreported results as the schedule moved to Sunday games.
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Clearsprig
Tort Prederick
Mancock
Cabbier
Wahanyport-Punkstown
Middletown Extends Lead With 10 3 Victory Over Sharpsburg
Middletown dominated Sharpsburg 10 to 3 in a McFaddin League clash as the Valleyites stretched their lead. Middletown’s forward thrusts overwhelmed the defense, building a 6 1 halftime margin while Sharpsburg offered little resistance. The win sets up a home tilt Sunday at 2 30 against Hancock, a switch from yesterday.
Mindlerown 4 6 Holo Sharpeuurs lineup notes
Readable text lists players Mindlerown 4 6 Holo Sharpeuurs with names Rudy May Adan Hauser Smith Heypohts Moore Brasheass Penalty foml-D Referer-Lesher and timing details 44 minutes Linese Ineh-Cirote Culler.
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Mindlerown
Rudy
Adan
Hauser
Smith
Heypohts
Moore
Lesher
Cirote
Culler
Golden Knights Edge Bakers In West Virginia Rout
The Bakers, an independent basketball team from the city, were defeated by the Golden Knights of Keyser, West Virginia, 76 to 24 on Sunday. The loss followed a 90 to 20 defeat last week to Com pany Hoof Hagerstown, and the Bakers showed late-game speed but failed to seize the lead. The first half was tight with multiple lead changes, ending 13 11 in favor of the Knights at intermission.
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Shepherds
Seghirs
Dooliek Pr
Bundball
Try
Bakers
Burs Shoderick
Jim Baer
Pete Keefer
Wied Kemp
Golden Knights
Keyser
W. Va
West Virginia
Company Hoof Hagerstown
Ian
St All
Tint Taer
Tild-Court
Obligatory Finesse in Bridge Hand Weighs Tactics
A fragmentary bridge hand illustrates an “obligatory finesse” theme. The article discusses leading toward the king or queen to threaten a favorable trick, with counts and suit overcalls described. A named player and cruise context appear in the garbled text, noting strategic play and a solution to be provided in the next issue.
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Amesican Weldge Teague
Dietribu Hon
Bakers Rally Sparks Close Varsity Contest
Six points separated the teams after a dazzling spot shot by Bull Haugh. Bakers mounted a savage fourth stanza push that left the score just shy of a deadlock. The game was well played with high passing quality and notable improvement by the local squad led by Casey Thompson Puller and Waller.
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Bakers
Golden Beetehtensen
Tp Casey
Cather
Jacobs
A Waller
Gnome
Aakers
Moore
Kemp
Fi Rhoderick
Tener
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r—Krant
Shers
Noisy Radio Reception Reported
Reports describe nosy radio reception causing interference in the area. The brief notes unclear details but indicates residents heard unusual chatter and buzzing on multiple channels. Authorities pending technical assessment to identify source and fix interference.
City Lights Fail In South Section
Southern part of the city Sunday night suffered a lighting failure traced to wiring trouble in the city lighting system. Linemen were on the scene making repairs to restore service.
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Rifts Form Among Original New York Celtics Stars
Pete Barry and former Celtics teammates clash as factions form amid reorganizations and touring lineups led by Barr. Washington Pros beat Bay Parkway eleven in Richmond with George Bua contributing. Barry’s pass helped a Washington score.
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Pete Barry
Sete Vray
New York Celtics
Dutch Dehnert
Dave Banks
Nat Hesey
Tua
New York Celtis
Detmert
Banks
Hickey
Bob McDermott
Paul Birch
Colegians
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Pepto) Bua
Frederick Athletic
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Dweedalls Triumph Over Mount St Marys In Warrington
A muddled report notes Dweedalls defeat Mount St Marys in Warrington on Thursday as part of regional college play. The text references Georsadetington University and Nebraska with unclear dates and scorers.
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Georsadetington Universitys
Dweedalls
Mount St. Mary's
Warrington
Nebraska
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