Even Split In Armory Games Frederick Hagerstown High School
Frederick and Hagerstown High School split their Armory evening games. The girls from Frederick defeated Hagerstown 22 to 0, extending their winning streak, while the Hagerstown boys won the other game, with Frederick posting 12 points to Hagerstown 20. The report notes strong shooting by Frederick girls and defensive work.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
H. S
State Armory
Helma Hann Bowers
Lassies
Hagerstown High
Frederick Girls
Hagerstown Lassies
Frederick Guards
Hagerstown Boys
Frederick Boys
Theecord
WK Blair
G. E Hose
F. i. J. Hopkins
C. Wilson
Baker
O O . Hopkins
G. A . Shaw
Q O Snaub
G. F
Peg Myers
Ernestine Powell
Bernice Utterbach
Alma Staley
Utterbach
Ridenbaugh
Wepper
Miss Flanigan
Timers-Garst and
Salle
Parks
Furray
Offman
Eidling G
Lendrickson
Stull
Houck
Brish
Bruchey and Krafton
Frederic County Fish and Game Banquet Planned Tonight
Final plans for the Frederic County Fish and Game Protective Association annual banquet set for 6 15 PM at Hotel Frederick. Gov Harry W Nice Will attend possibly late due to prior engagement. States officials and speakers include J A Emily of National Manufacturers Association and E Austin James ex toast master with remarks by Clarence C Carty president. Attendees from Sportsmen’s Luncheon and regional groups expected.
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Frederic County Fish and Game Practive Association
Hotel Frederick
Harry W. Nice
J . & Fish Hatchery
Leetown
W. Ya
James
Emily
National Manucturers’ Association
Washington
E. Austin James
Clarence C. Carty
Sportsmen's
Baltimore
Forest and Stream Ie
Westminster
Fish and Game Protective Nation
Hazerstown In Walton League
Keller Moved Positions Favored By League Boss Shaughnessy
Shag Shaughnessy, president of the International League, backs moving Charlie Keller from right to center field and cautions against tampering with his batting style. Keller, mentored by Johnny Neun, should maintain his hitting approach as league rivals watch. Earthquakes and bullfighting in Mexico draw crowd attention, then return to baseball notes on players Bill Borries and Maryland’s Generals facing Lexington and a brief recap of Eastern teams at Madison Square Garden.
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Charlie Kelier
Shag Shaughnessy
International League
New York
Middletown
Shag
Keller
Johnny Neun
Baltimore
Johnny
Nein
University of Maryland
Bill Borries
Famus Buzz Berries
Washington and Lee
Cyr Young
Maryland University
Generals
Lexington
MLB
Lattimore Uniong
Keepley
Wheeler
Norton
McCarthy
Bloodlines and boxing grit shape Nathan Mann’s tough rise
A nostalgic profile traces Nathan Mann’s path from a New Haven farm boy to a ring fighter. It recalls his early wins, early losses, and a blood transfusion aiding Marty Krompier, while detailing his Italian roots, Dempsey inspiration, and key bouts that tested his resilience.
College and high school scores from Indiana to Hagerstown
Indiana 51 Tilingis 46 Kansas 62 Washburn 33 Oklahoma 50 Rice 10 Minnesota 37 Notre Dame 23 Cincinnati 36 Miami 34 North Carolina 47 Atlantic Chinese 92 Lynchburg 50 Catawba 33 Davis Elkins 79 Fairmont Teachers 54 Columbia 40 Fordham 32 Manhattan 52 Cathedral 33 Georgia 26 South Carolina 24 California 43 Northwestern 36 Ohio Wesleyan 38 Dayton 29 Frederick high 21 Hagerstown high girls 14 Hagerstown high 20 Frederick night boys 12
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Indiana
Tilingis
Kansas
Washburn
Oklahoma
Rices
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Miami
North Carolina
Atlantic Chinenan
Lynchburg
Davis-Elkins
Fairmont
Columbia
Fordham
Manhattan
Cathedral
Georgia
South Carolina
California
Northwestern
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Frederick High
Hagerstown High
Frederick Nightboys
Maryland Defeats Randolph-Macon 43 to 27 in College Park
Maryland's basketball team beat Randolph Macon of Ashland Virginia 43 to 27 in College Park. The first 35 minutes were tight with a 16 to 10 score, then Maryland pulled away to lead 24 to 17 at the end. Hank Luisetti of Stanford is noted for poor foul calls in his seasons.
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Bert. Taylor
U. S
Akatel
Phivrddaloe
Yosemite National Park
Taylor
College Park
University of Maryland
Randolph Macon
Ashland
Maryland
Luisetti
Palo Alto
Calif
Hank Luisetti
Stanford
Edinburgh offers hockey scholarships to Canadian prospects
Edinburgh University in England and Scotland has launched scholarships for outstanding Canadian hockey players amid high demand, while the Notre Dame 19 game winning streak was snapped by an upset in a basketball overtime game. Illinois also won in overtime against an opponent.
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Edinburgh
England
Scotland
Edinburgh University
Stanford
Notre Dame
Illinois
Independent League Yesterday's Results
Farmers 1 Crum's Shell 2 Peoples Drug 2 Brunswick Asco 1 Frederick Asco 2 Jacobson's 1 Staub's 2 Arcade Five 1 Staub's 2 Frederick Asco 1 Games Next Week. Tuesday Peoples vs Staub's. Jacobson's vs Crum's Shell. Wednesday Farmers Supply vs Arcade Five Fred Asco vs Brunstwicks Asco.
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Eyter
Bussard
Shipley
Younkin W
McQuillen
Burch
Frederick Asco
D. Davis
Su Harris
A Thomas
Ridgiey
Bellal
Zimmerman
As — Murphey
Strine
Wickless
Crim
Harris — Bell
Murphey
Ridgley
Thomas
Tota Cuue
Farmers
Crum's Shell
Peoples Drug
Brunswick Asco
Jacobson's
Staub’s
Arcade Five
Peoples
Staub's
Jacobson’s
Crum’s Shell
Farmer's Supply
Fred
Asco
Brunstwicks
Pet Crum’s Shell
Farmers Arcade
Brunswick
Brewers Best Guardsmen In Final Night Contest
The Rheingold Brewers opened their season at the State Armory Wednesday night before a good crowd, delivering stout defense and leading from start to finish to beat Company A 34 to 21. Local stars include Cy Moore Jumbo Bowers Slim Ferguson, with MacGill of Company A scoring from long range.
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State | Armory
Rheingold Brewers
Brewers
Cy‘ Moore
Company A
MacGill
Frederick High School
G. F. Tp. Bowers
Morgan
F . Se
Kilian and Vopel Lead Six Day Bicycle Racing Hiatus
Niemanized in this profile, Gustave Kul an and Heinz Yopel are contrasted as the era’s finest six day duo. Kilian, the witty American with fearless over-shoulder lean and nose and chin skidding on front tire at 53 miles an hour, teams with reserved German Vopel. They dominate with perfect machine-like relay, winning 17 of 19 races and setting world records as top contenders through Cleveland and Buffalo commitments into 1937.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Gustave Kulan
Heinz Yopel
Kilian
Nitjan
Vopel
Iuil
Vonel
Freye
Rilisa
Buffalo
Cleveland
Piete van Genspen
Hollander
DeBaets
Laurent Gandou
Vopei
Jules Audy
Finesser's Paradise Surfaces In Bridge Strategy Column
WM E McKenney explains a hand labeled finessers paradise where declarer and East exploit entries to dummy. The discussion notes six tricks in actual play, with a slam impractical without precise timing and a series of finesses and discards enabling six over six with careful defense and card placement.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
East
West
South
Fragmentary OCR Record Remains Unclear
The provided text is highly garbled with alphanumeric strings and stray tokens. No clear person, organization, date, or event can be identified to form a coherent news item or card.
American players win rugby blues at Oxford
London Jan. 5 Fred Hovde former Minnesota quarterback and Heffwltering Princeton star of 301 years ago are the only American collegiate football players to win rugby blues at Oxford. Golden Bear identified Berkeley Jan. 6 AP California’s athletic name Golden Bear is derived from California the golden state and the bear on the first state flag. FIRST DOW LEADERS Tuscaloosa Ala Jan. 6 AP Alabama’s 1937 football team more than doubled opponents first downs 140 to 52.
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London
Fred Hovde
Minnesota
Heff Wlerring
Princeton
Oxford
Golden Bear
Berkeley
California
Golden State
DOW
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Walkersville Quint Tops Alumni 33 16 in Return Game
Walkersville High defeats Alumni 33 to 16 after Christmas break. Moberly nets 10 baskets for 20 points, Crum and Barrick add offense. Zimmerman and Kerchner score 10 of 16 for the losers. Walkersville opens league play at home against Emmitsburg High Tuesday.
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Walkersville High School
Alvens
Harry Smith
Moberly
Clooners
Crum
Barrick
Zimmerman
Kerchner
Walkersville High
Emmitsburg High School
Smith
Popovich
F Mercer
Kerchner, Smith
Mercer
Parkway School League Yesterday’s Baseball Scores
In Columbus Ohio on January 5 a high school coach painted a sign in the gym reading if you can read this signal you are in the wrong position. Yesterday Fungies beat Cubs 9 to 5 in the Parkway School League. Today’s game features Celtics versus Yankees.
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Fungies
Paraway
Cubs
T. Eicheberger
D. Shipley
Columbus, O
Columbus High School
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