Emmitsburg High Takes Pair With Thurmont Victory
Emmitsburg High won both halves of a doubleheader at Thurmont, 26 15 in the opener and 37 19 in the nightcap. The girls sprinted to a 24 7 lead by halftime, while the boys battled pass and shot errors as Emmitsburg improved in the third period.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Recreation League Y M C A League BASKET Game Tuesday Walkersville
Recreation League action dominates the column with Walkersville at Thurmeon and Tailarine Carmany leading Tailors as the Dunlops win easily. Potomac Edison and North End Stars post high scores, while the girls’ high school basketball action features Thurmont and Walkersville with standings listed.
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Walkersville
Thurmeon
City Bowling Eagles Sweep Diamonds in Close City League Match
The Eagles beat the Diamonds in two of three games Tuesday night. The first game ended with Diamonds winning by three pins, the second by three pins, and the Lodgemen secured a final margin of forty five pins. The score remains to be determined.
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Dustop
North King
Professibabe Edison
Suieys
Tailors
Dunlops
Marsh
Imames
Potomac Edison
North End Stars
Mre
Ob Fis Base Tailoring Co
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Diamonds
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City Bowling League Results and Schedule
Eagles defeated Diamonds in yesterday’s city bowling league. Tonight's games feature Castle's versus Patcos. Thursday schedule includes Saunders's Sports.
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Saunders's Sports
Mount St Mary's Defeats Johns Hopkins In Openers
Mount St Marys wins 43 to 31 in Maryland Collegiate League opener at home. Chalkey and Lynch pace Mountaineers with double figure scoring while Segal, Kelly lead Johns Hopkins in effort. Mountaineers travel to Gettysburg Thursday and host Washington College Saturday.
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Maryland
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Baltimore
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Mountaineers
Hopkins
Chalkey
Tom Lynch
Sinerd
Reynolds
Ganar
Cardell
Chalkley
Eo Hopkins
Mitchel
Leahy
Daugherty
Stanler
Recreation Bowling League Testerdas Results
Recreation bowling league results list multiple matchups including Muse defeating Potomac Edicon Trainmen and R of P Roner facing FL with unclear scores. Other lines mention M E B vs American Pive and a pod of scores like 46 6E7 AIS 585.
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Eyler
Roney
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Charles
Potomac Race
Rose
Ana
M. C. A. Extends win streak with 35 13 victory
The M. C. A. basketball team won its seventeenth straight game in two seasons of American Legion Junior League play, defeating Church Street School 35 to 13. Weddle led scorers with 16 points as Church Street struggled in the final periods. St. John's beat Parkway 28 to 6 in the other league game.
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Mercos Open Season With Win Over Church Street Independents
The Mercos beat Church Street Independents by a wide margin on their home court to start the season strong. Mercos built an early lead, extended it through the third quarter, and maintained defense that limited Church Street’s scoring chances.
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Church Street School Court
Celtics and Riflemen debut in twin bill at State Armory
Celtics led by Whipley and Cresap face Woodmen of the Wor in the main game while Riflemen meet Mercantile after a close prior loss. Other youths include Bowers Ramsburg Ferguson Moore Rider Dorsey Cadets coach adding. Also Silentees vs Georgetown Prep on 3 45 at Sylentees gym and nearby high school schedules.
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Pogiesville Rangers
Armory
Maryland Plans Nine Football Games for 1934 Schedule
The University of Maryland will host nine neutral and home games in 1934 with a possible tenth on November 24. Navy returns and Indiana joins the draw, while Western Maryland Tulane and Duke drop off. The Virginia big four appear as usual, opening at St John’s Annapolis on September 28 and facing Virginia, Navy, VMI, Florida, and Indiana across dates in October and November.
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Cleveland baker boy pummels Boston heavy in eight round decision
In the opening winter bout, Jane Johnny Zuko defeated Jimmy Maroney in a 19 round fight. One judge and the referee gave Rosko all ten rounds, while another judge awarded Maloney one round. Admiral Byrd traveled to Little America with an automobile fitted with caterpillar treads.
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Jane—Johnny Zuko
Cleveland
Government Fleet Details Reveal Vehicle Counts
Government records show the United States owns 73,083 trucks 5,875 passenger cars and 55 buses as part of its official fleet.
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