Outdoor UFE Show at Armory Feb 11 to 19
Baltimore January 6 a miniature lake displaying 60 000 gallons will be built within the Fifth Regiment Armory as part of the North American Sports Garden and Outdoor Life Show February 11 19 announced to over 300 committee workers and sponsors at a luncheon by H Lee Hoffman president of the Marsisnd Guidgar Life Federation. Also featured are Indian basketry and blanket making from Pine Ridge South Dakota and twenty two sled dogs from Vermont including fourteen from Little America with Admiral Byrd. The event will receive aid from Mayor Howard W Jackson and multiple civic groups. The third annual General Wildlife Federation meeting will follow February 14 17 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with delegates from all states Canada and Mexico.
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Maryland School Beats St. John's 38 to 23 in District Run
Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated St Johns High 38 to 23 at Johnoies gym. Hudson led the winners with seven field goals and Rothstein added five baskets and a foul goal for 25 points of the team’s total. Sherald paced St Johns with 11 points on five field goals and a foul, while Nicklas and Baer contributed offensively.
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State School Junior League Roster Announced for Md Deaf Gym League
The Maryland State School for the Deaf Junior Basketball League rosters were announced by J A MccVernon director of boys' work. Four teams compete sponsored by Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion. Games are set at 4 25 o clock in Baryhoo gym with 14 minute halves.
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Pershing Quins
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J. Ferrell
A. Nash
J. Barrack
G. Holler
W. Jones
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M. Hurley
J. McKenny
B. Hawke
Bowman
PF. Bowman
R. Daley
R. Jones
W. Mer
Attendance trends at New Year games forecast betting boom
Sports attendance across football basketball and track shows resilient enthusiasm despite a wary economy. New Year games drew 264000 fans and Santa Anita handle could reach 45 million, hinting that recession talk may not dampen spectator interest or mutuel wagering this season.
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Bay Meadows
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Church Street Upsets Walkersville Quintet
Church Street Independents edge Walkersville 18 to 16 in a tight church gym contest. Derr led the Independents with eight points from four field goals while Hammer and W Eaves paced Walkersville. Referee Ferguson. Bradford emerged as homer leader for Alabama in spring baseball and played basketball.
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City Bowling League Yesterday's Results
Hargett's defeated Cramer's 3 to 0 in a clean daytime match at the city bowling lanes. Hargett's dominated with precise strikes, while Cramer's struggled to convert spares and steady conversions.
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New Quint Organized Here in Frederick
The Rheingold Brewers organize a local talent quint with Bert Kuhn sponsoring. The team led by manager Eddie Morgan features Sudibe Bowers Joe Price Cy Moore Buzz Roderick Joe Ferguson and Bill Brachey with plans to play Westminster Western Maryland freshmen and other teams from Baltimore Washington Cumberland and beyond.
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Dope Y M C A League Upset As Plymouth Beats Chevrolet
In the Y M C A Basketball League Tourday evening the Chevrolet quint lost 31 to 27 to Plymouth. Buick toppled Ford 17 to 14 with Rhoderick and Van Fossen as top scorers. Plymouth and Buick fueled a tense second half comeback but could not overturn early leads. M Smith and R Rothenhoefer led the Plymouth and Chevrolet scoring respectively.
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Parkway Game Sparks Tie For Last In League
The Fungies defeated the Cubs 9 to 7 in Parkway School gym Thursday afternoon. Shipley and Biechelberger led scorers. The win ties the Cubs with the Celtics for last place in the Parkway School Basketball League.
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Parkway School League Yesterday's Results Report
New Orleans January 7 AP Bill Gunther fullback tops Santa Clara football scoring this season. Fungies beat Cubs 9 to 3 in yesterday's Parkway School League results.
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College basketball scores from scattered games
In a混unreadable OCR batch several college basketball scores appear: Y. U 49 over Georgerovra 21, Penn State 0 over Penneylvana 25, Princeton 26 over Long Isend 29, Duke 22 over Davidson 53, Elon 29 over Washington and Lee 25, Harvard 41 over Tufts 36, and Med. Seriou! for Deaf 38 with Johin': Haigh 23 noted in fragmentary form.
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Fairfield Alumni narrowly top Emmitsburg in gym showdown
The Fairfield High school Alumni basketball team defeated the Emmitsburg High school Alumni quint 36 to 33 in a tight matchup at the Emmitsburg High gym.
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Emeurbourg High School
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