Local High Schools Set for Opening Basketball Season
The article previews the season across multiple county schools. Middletown, Thurmont, Emmitsburg, and Brunswick face lineup reshuffles, with key players like Kerns, Bowls, Ambrose, and Ambrose highlighted. Coaches Seaver, Dubel, and Boyer anticipate tough competition and highlight developing talent and early games.
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Tharment High School
J. Dubel
Thurmont
Houver
Middletown
Devel
Ate
M. Ambton
Tharmant
Eyler
Eicholtr
Iles
J. Crevest
Dubel
Trazmont
Emembbers
Littlestown
Ish
Guyton
Bolfinger
Evier
Shriver
Cev Te
Cool
Shoemaker
Trowll
Byler
Bromswick High
Brumwick
Charlie Cuerback
Hla
Y Junior Basketball Loop Sees Studebakers Edge Buick-Reo Match
In a tense M C A league tilt the Studebakers beat Buick 19 to 18 as Reo-Busch topped the Buicks 18 to 4 at halftime. Key players Donnan and Rocenck led the winners while Lea and Al starred for the losers, with Mieffer scoring for the Purds at the day’s action.
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Studebares
Y. Moc
Teler
Fords
Ister
Reos
Tn Jar
Gay Tiem
Reo Guichee
Abe Bucks
Marten
Lea
Albough
Donnan
Rocenck
Purds
Studebrakers
Mieffer
Harrina- Tem
Zimaceasy
Declarer Precision In A Bridge Four Hearts Deal
The bidding shows South in four hearts after a combert. West leads spades and the declarer must choose play. The recommended method avoids risky finesses and uses top spade to start, then draws trumps and finally handles clubs and diamonds to guard against losers and reach game.
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West
Washington Grays Prepared for Riflemen Clash Tonight
The Washington Grays, leaders of the Washington League and South Atlantic champions, host Cresip's Riflemen at the State Armory tonight. Coach Paxson aims to field two fast squads for a 8 o'clock start. The Grays boast seven consecutive victories this season and will seek to defend the South Atlantic title. Notable Riflemen include Bill Banta and Donald, with Teck, Buscher, and others shaping a sharp lineup.
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Washington
State Armory
Washington Grays
Cresip
George Paxson
Ritmen
Whill
Grays
Washington Yankees
Riflemen
Brotlit's Eagles
Newark Re Club
Baltimore
Ami Mount Vernon A. C
Perfora
Bill Banta
Mike Mi jDoeald
Frederick
Bond
Banta
Tea
Donald
Ike Banta
Central High School
Teck
Buscher
Georgetown
Crevap
Terore Efe
Ore Hay
Mana
Paxson
Jocal
Rifemen
Van
Tran
Wes
Iawathy
Wait al Pormey
Nick
No Doubt About It Georgia Tech Chosen By Season Stem
Georgia Tech’s 1928 football season is argued to be the best despite no official national title. The article notes Army losses and Tech’s strong schedule comparing them with top contenders and a potential game against California.
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Georgia Tech
Army
Georgis Tech
California
Cally
Vance Wide
Ami
Tech
Notable baseball and basketball notes from the era
A collage of sports briefings covering Yankees pitchers Herb Pennock and Art Nehf, players Joe Boley and Max Bishop, and the baseball season outlook. It also previews a Middletown high school basketball clash at the State Armory, highlighting Sam Jim Baer of St John’s and supporting players.
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Herb Pennock
Yankees
Pennock
Yankee
Art Nehl
Giants
Joe Boley
Max Bishop
Heyditer
Jobs
Mgh
Biate Armory
Opy
Frederick
Sam Jim" Baer
Johnnies
Baer
Thas Abe
Geela
Dees Iets
Ilerektte
St. John’s
John Exeter
Joe Garney
Melvin Speaks
Vernal Moore
Jim Conmy
Torward
Snook Kline
Paul Beyer
Middletown Quint
Utp
Middletown
Hayter
Teder
Bellows and Saw Clash Over Mr Bellows Remarks
A brief exchange depicts Mr Bellows asserting himself while Saw mocks his outspoken nature with a taunting remark, highlighting a humorous back and forth about頻 talkativeness.
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Mr. Bellows
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Une
Traic
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Ogle
Finny
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Decker
Chet Ganeh
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Crother
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Harrington
Az Miller
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A. E. Smith
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Roderuck
Schildknecht
G. Donnan
Quinn
W. L. Pet
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Oldsmobile
Witerene Bass Studebaker
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Clerk of Works
Ueborer
Fouts
United States Navy
Annapolis
Jack
Dempsey
New London Conn
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Claude Y. Wckels
Francis D. Crinkley
Raleleh
N.c.lett
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Bertha, Minn
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Huggins
Ube
Jake Ruppett
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Maryland
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Arthur Lake
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