Mount St Mary's to Launch Extensive Winter Sports Program
Mount St Marys College launches a large winter sports slate under Athletics Director Joe McCormick and coach Wally Opekun. With varsity basketball the sole winter intercollegiate sport, intramurals expand across hockey, boxing, swimming, bowling and badminton for eight teams per ice loop and class-based squads. Early plans include intercollegiate play within Maryland and cross-state competition with Maryland, Hopkins and Western Maryland.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Joe McCormick
Emmitsburg
McCormick
Mount St. Mary's
Wally Opekun
Joe
Opekun
Frank
Tony Apichella
Don Petrini
Luke Savage
Stan Kokie
Joe Karpinski
Tom Grodavent
John Pascale
Bill Egan
Mountaineer
Maryland
Southeastern
Shepherd
Tce
Hopkins
Western Maryland
Move For Basketball League Gains Frederick Support
Dersey Shipley, local sports promoter, backs a Frederick centered basketball league with teams from the city and nearby areas. Proponents name Company A, DeMolay, People's Drug Stores and Church Street Independents as likely city members, plus Mi Airy Damascus Walkersville Middletown from outside Frederick. A meeting in Thurmont included Blue Ridge Summit. Ballenger 4 H Club is a probable member. Obstacle remains securing playing floors. no arbitration meeting planned until outcomes of efforts. Gettysburg Defeated Mershey Pa Jan 3 Southern Methodist basketball team from Texas edged Gettysburg College 31-28 in their season opener before 5,000 fans. St Joseph's Philadelphia beat Franklin and Marshall 42-22 in a separate game.
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Frederick
Dersey Shipley
Thlse
Gettysburg
Mershey
Southern- Methodist
Texas
Gettysburg College
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Franklin
Marshall
Higener
Independent League Averages Lead By Palmer For 42 Games
Victor Palmer of the Farmers' Supply Co leads the Independent Rowing League with a 113.27 average over 42 games. Leo Wickless of Staub's Grocery is second at 131.13 pins per 42 games, while E Crum of Staub's Grocery has 15.7 in 15 games. Palmer also posts a high match of 333, and Charles Winpigler of Crums Shell Service has a high game of 16h.
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Independent Rowing League
Mernle E. Storgan
Victor Palmer
Farmers’ Supply Co
Leo Wickless
Staub’s Grocery
E. Crum
Palmer
The
Charles Winpigler
Crums
Shell Service
Pins Ave
H. Match H. Game Farmers’ Supply Co
Arcade Five
Crum’s Shell Service
Jacobson's
Peoples Drug Stores
W. Zim
Bell
Shipley
Harrison
I C. Harris
Jacobson
Zimmermianu
Lipps
Ridgley
Keefer
Rankin
D. Tucker
Arnold
R. Tucker
Tort Shhroeder
Troxell
Gearinger
Hargett
Englebrecht
C. Hahn
Nikirk
Harper
Brunswick Asco
Neisser
Cox
Blentlinger
McQuillen
Groff
Orndorft
Vv. Hull
Ritenour
J. Hull
Stouffer
Kline
Cram’s Shell Service Staubd’s Grocery
Crumarestie
Trump Wickless
Toms
Winpigier
Raha
Willard
Ernest Wolfe
Mullinix
Chryslers Defeat Reos 21 To 18 In YMCA League Thriller
In a YMCA basketball clash the Chryslers upset the Reos 21 to 18 as Reos led 14 to 10 at halftime before fading. The Oldsmobiles fell 26 to 15 to the Fords in the other game. Both contests were staged in the gym.
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Chryslers
Reos
Oldsmobiles
Fords
City Bowling League Monday Results
Miller's defeated Rocky Fountain 2 to 1 in a three game match at the city league bowling lanes.
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Miller's
Rocky Fountain
Whitter
M. Renn
H. Renn
Miller’s Smoke Shop
Tinney
Burk
Ray
Miller
Burkett
U A BASKETBALL LEAGUE DAILY RESULTS
Yesterday's games featured Chrysler and Reo with Chrysler scoring 21 to Reo 13 and Ford defeating Oldsmobile 26 to 15. The brief recap lists four makes as teams and their scores in a compact standings-style note.
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Chrysler
Reo
Ford
Oldsmobile
Knockout Fight Sparks Questions in Bernie’s Arena
In Bernie's arena last Thursday evening Vince DePaola was knocked out by Charlie Brant in Somerset Pa. at seven seconds before the end of the second round. Referee Tony Marrone delayed counting as Brant backed into a corner and the doctor attended DePaola only after the round ended. The bout winner Brant was announced at the start of the third round amid controversy over the referee's timing.
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Vince DePaola
Balti
More
Charlie Brant Somerset
Bernie's Arena
Jack Lipps
DePaola
Brant
Cornner
Tony Marrone
K. of P. Bowling League Yesterday’s Results
In a recent K of P bowling match Shipley defeated Blue Lantern 3 to 0 while Cramer's Garage also beat Blue Lantern 3 to 0. The standings show Shipley and Cramer's Garage each took wins over Blue Lantern.
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B. Shipley
Blue Lantern
Cramer
Gar
Cramer's Garage
E. B. Shipley
Post-Times
B. May
J. W
Mount St Marys Towson to open season with Kendall clash
Mt. St Marys College and Towson Teachers meet in Emmitsburg to open the Mountaineers season with a week one tilt. Also Maryland State School for the Deaf meets Kendall School for the Deaf in Washington at the local gym. Three games slated for Wednesday at the State Armory feature Frederick vs Hagerstown and an opening for Company A against the Reingold Brewers.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Towson
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Quint
Maryland
Squeeze Play Aids In Modern Bridge Strategy
Worth benefited from studying master bridge plays in handling honors. He avoided the old rule of reading first from two honors, using the ace of spades to win the first trick. North led a diamond to the queen, illustrating a modern practice that anticipates trump distributions and aims to capture Wests trumps.
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Worth
North
East
West
Bridge hand explains a two no trump contract defeat
In a three no trump contract Declarer succeeds by a sequence balancing trumps and a squeeze. West defeats the contract after a low trump is led and a diamond squeeze threat unfolds, with declarer making the last four hearts and securing the contract by careful play.
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South
Declarer
West
East
Emmitsburg Social Notes Share Bridge and Card Events
Emmitsburg residents report a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Warner Welch at the home of Mrs. Harry Boyle on Wednesday night. Mrs. Katherine Besk, Lancaster, Pa., visits Mrs. Lucy Galt. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dorsey Boyle of Providence, R. I., are spending holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Boyle. Eugene Zacharias returns from a twenty day leave to the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Zacharias.
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Emmitsburg
Jan
Warner Welch
Harry
Boyle
Katherine Bue
Lancaster
Lucy Galt
Charles Wachier
B. Dorsey Boyle
Providence
R. I
Harry S. Boyle
Eugene Zacharias
John Zacharias
Missouri
Xou
Chas
Mec
Henry
Carlisle
Joseph Eyler
Marry Good
Herb Boyle
Jace
Holidays Bring Many Guests To Town Homes
The report lists visitors and travelers returning to Quantico and nearby areas. Grace Howe from Pleasant Hill Academy Tennessee and families from Union Bridge, Hagerstown, York, Princeton, and Baltimore are mentioned. Local residents hosted dinners and gatherings at the Village Tea Room and Adrian A. Martin residence. Several teachers and relatives, including Mary Rowe and Lottie Hoke, are noted among holiday visitors.
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U. S. Marine
Quantico
Grace Howe
Pleasant Hill Academy
Tennessee
Truman Bohan
Union Bridge
Bohn
John Zacharias
Frances Pryor
Hagerstown
Nellie Pryor
York Pa
J. Aulen Pryor
Harry Hayes
Princeton
N. J
Minnie Hayes
Hayes
Francis Hoke
Waynesboro
Sarah Hoke
Mary Rowe
Cape May Court House High School
M. J
M. Frank Rowe
Sewing Club
Village Tea Room
Center Square
Adrian A. Martin
William Nail
Aliss Grace Rowe
George Evster
Scott Randolph
B. P. Ogle
E. le Higbee
B. 3. Kershner
James Hays
RM. Zach
Atin
Latte Heke
Margaret Gillelan
Gettysburg
Amy Gillelan
Baltimore
Jack Wood
Gillelan
Robert Gillean
Staunton
Lottie Hoke
Asheville
N. C
William iNaill
Miss Eve Lyn Eichelberger Home For Holidays
Miss Eve Lyn Eichelberger visiting home from college in Ann Arbor Michigan. Mr and Mrs L H Perry spent time with her during the holiday period.
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Union Bridge
Evelyn Eichelberger
Ann Arbor
Mich
L. H. Perry
Holiday visits and illness noted in local mailer
The column records Holiday visits from Miss Helen Rinehart and Bernard Rinehart in Washington to their brother David Rinehart and Jami. It notes Mrs. Preston Roop visiting daughter Mrs. Everett Miller in Washington for hospital treatment and her improving condition. Mary Reese and Robert visit Leighton Cooke in New Jersey. Blain Broadwater spends break from Bryant Stratton in Baltimore. George and W. Howard Zinkham visit their parents in Lancaster and Woodstock. Fred Baker confined to bed with illness described as the gripped weight of a pigeon's wing incident.
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Siemer Stair
Wilmington
Del
Helen Rinehart
Bernard
Washington
David
Jami
Preston Roop
Everett Miller
Mary Reese
Robert
Leighton ‘Cooke
New Jersey
Blain Broadwater
Bryant Stratston and Straver
Business College
Baltimore
Fred Baker
Wilmer Baker
Shipley Plans Big Guards For Maryland Hoop Tilt
College Park Maryland March 3 John Mc Carthy and Francis Beamer two sophomores both 6 feet 2 inches tall and over 180 pounds are set for guard roles as University of Maryland coach Burton Shipley readies for the game with Baltimore U tonight and the 19 remaining on the schedule. Shipley seeks height and strength on defense and rebounding plus backcourt scoring with Charlie Norton 6 feet 1 and 187 pounds at center and George Knepley Waverly Wheelz and Adam Bengoechen in the forward rotation. Eddie
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College Park
John McCarthy
Francis Beamer
University of Maryland
Burton Shipley
Baltimore U
Monumental
Shipley
Charlie Norton
Richmond U
Michigan
George Knepley
Waverly Wheelz
Adam Bengoechen
Eddie
Max Bishop to Pilot Pocomoke Ball Team
Max Bishop former Orioles and Athletics star has signed as manager of the Pocomoke club in the Eastern Shore League for the coming season. Owner Arthur Ehlers says Bishop may also play second base if fit, otherwise he will manage. Bishop last scouted for the Orioles in late 1936.
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Baltimore
Max Bishop
Oride
Philadelphia Athletics
Pocomoke Club
Arthur Ehlers
Bishop
Max
Orioles
Mil ton Mulitz and Coleman Headley Lead 1% Squad
Forward or center Mil ton Mulitz and guard Coleman Headley headline the Pershing Mendorff lineup with guards Bill Bryant and Bill Rea in a general utility squad for 1% formation.
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Milton Mulitz
Coleman Headley
Pershing Mendorff
Bill Bryant
Bill Rea
Generall
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City Bowling League
E. Gilbert
Martz
Staley
Oden
Pet Abrecht
R. Kennedy
Baumgardner
Croghan
Cramer's
Leicherz
Urbana
R. Linton
D. Morgan
Beacht
F R. Shaw
H. Wolfe
C C. Morgan
S. Linton
G M. Morgan
Fara
Gardner
Elworthy
J. W. May
C.S. May
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Brown
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Zimmerman
EL May
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George Washington University
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Tokio
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Pasadena
Mosely
Kendall
Nasium
MOUNT
Jocal Quints
State Armory
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A Quint
Reingold Brewers
Hanover
Hyattsville High
Prince George’s
Hyattsville
Hagerstown Quints
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
G. R. Ponton
A Team
Quinis
Militiamen
Quints
St. John’s High School
People’s Drug Stores
William E. McKenney
Ecretary
American Contract Bridge League
Frompt
Stieff Silver
Stieff Sterling
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Markell & Ford
Eyler Live Stock Market
Harry Eyler
Jos
H. Eyler
Thuemont, MD
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
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