Spring Football Bars Prospects From Diamond
The American League views spring football as a major barrier to baseball talent. Lou Fonseca, promotional director, says spring practice causes many young players to choose football over baseball, risking lost careers as major league prospects. He aims to counter with high school and college programs, clinics, and a national high school tournament plan to funnel more players into baseball.
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Harry Geatson
NEA Service
Chicago
Lou Fonseca
White Sox
Fonseca
Chiago
Fnany
Cubs
Sox
State of
Iowa
America
World of Local Sports Events for Week Ending January 15
The calendar lists numerous high school college and club games across Frederick Gaithersburg Washington Baltimore and College Park. Notable matchups include Frederick Bigh versus Gaithersburg High and Georgetown U against Temple U at Tech High School gym in Washington.
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Frederick Bigh
Gaithersburg High
Gaithersburg
George Washington
Elon College
Tech
Washington
D. C
Georgetown U
Temple U
College Park
George Washington Fresh
Washington-Lee Bigh
Duesday
Walkersville High
Emmitsburg High
Walkersville
Ohns Hopkins
American University At
Baltimore
University of “Baltimore
Western Maryland
Westminster
Catholic Univer
John Marshall Catholic U
Blue Ridge College
Johns
Hopkins Fresh
Loryola
St .Mary's
Emmitsburg
Maryland
DeMolars
Marysland State School
Eve
Altimore
Catholic US
St. At
Scranton
People’s Stores
Church Street
Frederick
day—Frederick High
Slowa High
Erick
Marrland State School
Brintley Hall Military Act
Catholic U. Ve Villan
Maryland School Beats Kendall Five for 42 to 17 Victory
The Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated Kendall School for the Deaf 42 to 17 on the Maryland School floor. Hudson led with 15 points, Spath added 10, Rothstein seven as Murphy led the visitors with nine. Maryland prep for two home games next week.
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Maryland State School For the
Kendall School For the Deaf
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Hudson
Spath
Rothstein
F. Berrios
Murphy
Quint
Berries
DeMolay Quint
Briarley Hall Military Academy
State Armory
Laurel
Maryland Schont
Chevrolet
Lonaconing High Gannon
Allegany County
North Carolina
R. Shipley
R. Rothenhoefe
State School For the Deaf
D. Rothenhoefer
Morganton
N. C
McCutcheon
Maryland Schonk
Chrysler
Market
J Gilbert
Weveen Spenabsresendacobson
F . Spath
J. Smith
Gelmini
Wm. Staley
Knowles
Oden
J Martz
G Snyder
Schwartz
Singer
Haines
Dodge
Myers
Kemp
Aedanepepoegnecsenaracie
Rice
Kendall School
Ridges
W. Kennedy
Vincent
Wiegand
Gilbert
Hunichen
Davidson
Berrios
Li Carman
Oldsmobile
Y M C A League sees three way tie after tight Chevrolet win
In a YMCA basketball slate, the Chevrolets beat the Chryslers 26 to 24 to force a three way tie for first place. The Oldsmobiles defeated the Dodge 20 to 11 as H Shipley led the Oldsmobiles with eight points in the second half.
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Chevrolets
Chryslers
Oldsmobiles
Dodge Quint
Rothenhoefer
J. Gilbert
Jacobson
Wm. Staley
Oden
Rothenhoefers
Robbie McCutcheon
Chrysler
Martz
D. Rothenhoefer
New Windsor
Johns Hopkins
Loyola
Evergreen
Navy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphi
Maryland
Duke
College Park
Baltimore U
Join Marshall
Rochester
Western Maryland
Villanova
Philadelphia
Catholic U
St. Joseph's
Wilson Teachers
Wyomissing Tech
Wilson Gym
Washington
Gallaudet
Southeastern University
Eliminating A Loser Secretary in Bridge Defense
A Bridge column analyzes a hand from the American Bridge League showing East facing three heart losers if trumps are drawn and a club loser. The goal is to reduce losers to three by using adverse-trump strategy, with North overtaking the opening lead.
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American Bridge League
North
Bridge contract analysis yields a misplay in clubs
A cryptic chess like bridge narrative describes a 5H contract where West should decide whether to double after a free vulnerable two spades by East. The text outlines a sequence: a trump maneuver in dummy, a club lead from dummy, a heart discard on clubs, and a final heart being discarded as the remaining trumps are secured.
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South
East
North
West
Declarer
Mount St. Mary's Triumph Extends Unbeaten Hype
Mount St. Marys freshman quintet remained undefeated at home by routing Towson Teachers 48 to 21. Captain Stan Kokie led the McCormick contingent with 13 points as Mt Saint Marys pulled away after a 23-13 halftime lead. Opening Maryland Intercollegiate game vs Loyola of Baltimore moved to Wednesday.
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Mt St. Mary's
Mountaineers
Towson
Stan Kokie
McCormick
Kokie
Merrymen
Maryland
Mt. St. Mary's
Apichella
F.w
Petrini
Kennedy
Mulvaney
Blot
Walsh
Savage
Egan
Pascale
Rokie
Grodas
Grodavest
G. FL
Auschertitz
Gordon
Z ‘Cohn
Cox
Wheeler
Boxing and other sports results from regional meet
A collage of sports scores lists numerous teams and outcomes across boxing, wrestling, fencing, swimming, hockey and basketball. Notable results include Maryland state schools, Johnson Hopkins, Army, Navy and regional colleges with varied margins. The piece also notes Washington Senators broadcast deals and recognitions for Arch McDonald and Barney Welsh in regional sports coverage.
Pitcher Paul E Rommel to tryout with Johnstown club
Paul E Rommel former Taneytown pitcher has accepted terms for a spring tryout with the Johnstown club of the Middle Atlantic League. Local supporters hope he earns a regular berth with Johnstown after excelling in previous seasons with Taneytown. Clark Griffith has finally cap-
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Barney Welsh
Catoctin Country Club
Middle Atlantic
Rockville
Billy Jacobs
Baltimore
Dooly Mitchell
Hugh
Paul E. Rommel
Taneytown
St Louis Browns
Johnstown Club
Rommel
Johnstown
Dreaming Carolina hoops faces tough GWU in DC
Seth Lynch and Gil bert Hunt provide outlooks as Washington state teams are noted for rankings and limited data. Little Elon College eyes another upset line, with Maryland hosting a twin-bill at Ritchie Coliseum featuring Duke in both basketball and boxing. Maryland claims recent boxing crown and a six to five edge in 11 prior meetings with Duke since 1928. Birds with combs mentioned in a random aside.
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Little Elon College
North Carolina
Carolinians
Washington and Lee
Vv. M. II
St John’s of
Annapolis
George Washington University
Maryland
Ritchie Coliseum
College Park
Battle Royals
Duke
Terps
Slime Devils
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Ats
Tnenn
Audrey Karnes
Hot Springs
Sam Snead
Miami Beach
California
Maryland School Downs Kendall
D. M. C. A. Basketball League
Penn State
State College
Ford
Buick
Plymouth
Georgetown
WM. E. McKenney
Yaa
Rene
Mt. St. Mary’s Quint Drubs
John Litchfield
Sun Valley
Yde
Dartmouth
Washington Huskies
South Carolina
Duke University
Appalachia
Florida
Clemson
Gettysburg
Long Island U
Lehigh
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Army
Michigan
Michigan Tech
Mount St Mary's
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Washington College
Virginia Military Institute
Baltimore University
Pennsylvania Military College
Elon
St John’s
Southeastern
American University
Catholic University
Wilson
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia
Notre Dame
Manhattan College
Frosh
Bethesda- Chevy Chase High
Catholic U. Frosh
Montgomery-Blair High
Washington Senators
Nationals
Griff
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Arch McDonald
WJSY
Clark Griffith
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Frederick Motor CO
W. Patrick ST
E&g Cars
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Stieff Silver
Stieff Sterling
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown Savings Institution
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
I. J. Marshall Miller
J. Marshall Miller
State OF Maryland
City of
Joseph T. Griffin
Jacob Rohrback
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Holden S. Felton
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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