Brewers Rally Past Fleet Wings In Thrilling Game
In a high tempo contest at State Annery court, the Brewers beat the Fleet Wings 32 26 behind strong second half defense and key buckets by Bennie and Wilson. Gettysburg led 15 14 at halftime as Heiler and Ingram sparked the rally, while Fleet Wings pressure faded late. Jeffersonian Club fell 44 33 to Waynesboro Elks in the preliminary.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Fleet-Wings
State Annery Court
Vietory
Fleet Wings
Gapitsl Ciy
Gettyston
Wings
Brewers
Iha
Dracha
Moke
Gallan
Heiler
Ing Ingram
Bennie
Radha
Gaba
Heller
Zann
Wilson
Russell
Benniend Wilson
Feild
Frederick
Trenton Bengals
Alabama Pitts
Philadelphia Bassons
House of David
Blue Ridge
Hesgue
Waynesboro Elks
Omar Marz
Failire
Elsmore
Slim
Jeffersonians
Vergui
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Quinn
Ecorer—Salter
Waynesborn Elks
Toy D. Maziz
Kauffman
Hassler
Jeffersonian Club
Juniata Emphasizes Meet In Western Pennsylvania Meet
Juniata College in Emmitsburg Maryland and Miss Marys aim to repeat a track milestone in Western Pennsylvania competition. Senior Jo Jo Lawier and rookie Segacel headline a lean lineup with Petrini Leahy and others unsure for Wednesday action. Firemen in Emporia Kansas begin building a custom fire truck with five men overseeing the project.
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Pennsylvania
Juniata R
Jo-Jo Lawier
Jenior
Pat
Wednesiar
Wi Petrini
Leahy
Itei
Segacel
Blue Ridge League Yesterdays Results Quick Hit
Waynesboro suffered a narrow loss as the Jeffersonians defeated them by a 33 point margin yesterday in Blue Ridge League action. No further details available.
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Waynesboro
Jeffersonians
Shipley League resumes as four clubs duel for second-half honors
Thurmont travels to Middletown to face the first-half champions while Brunswick meets Walkersville in Glade Valley. Frederick idle. Middletown eyes a tough test, Valley squad leads Shipley Circuit, and Brunswick Walkersville rivalry promises edge. Frederick prepares for a big clash with Middletown on January 19.
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Shipiy Soccer League
Thurmont
Middletown
Brunswick
Willkersville
Glade Valley
Frederick
Valley Eleven
Shipley
Charlie Clark
Walkersville
Glade
Maryland School for the Deaf claim fifth straight win
The Maryland School for the Deaf basketball team earned their fifth consecutive victory on Friday night, defeating the Washington School for the Deaf in the Gallauade College gym. Final score noted as 21 to 5.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
School For the Deaf of
Washington
Gallaude College
Frederick Dribbtes
Hagerstown teams set for double header basketball night
Exederick high school hosts 1936 boys and girls teams in a 7:30 pm double header against Hub City clubs. Hagerstown boys, coming off wins over Charles Town and Allegany, aim to prove strength. Hub girls, led by Widmyer, seek form with veterans Slaley Sanner Ernie Webb and Bill Brachey, while coach Hann Bowers rebuilds Orange and Black squad.
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Exederick High School
Hagerstown
Hagerstoan
Quint
Charles Town High School
Helma Hann Bowers
Orange and Black Sexe
Partners Know Bidding Secretary at American Bridge League
The article discusses partnership ethics in bridge at the American Bridge League event. It notes players defend partner actions, with a notable exception when a player opens with a long suit and opponents respond, revealing bidding strategies and suit choices.
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American Bridge League
Weay
Ilamon
South
Lemon
Exo Hearts
Four Hearts Contract Faced with Club Finesse Defeat Hint
In a repeated contract problem from a 1952 bridge column, South defends four hearts with North signaling a strong diamond hand. After three hearts, East must decide a defensive play when West returns a third club to defeat the contract, with a solution teased for the next issue.
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South
Hearts
Declarer
West
East
North
Third Boxing Show Planned in Brunswick Fire Hall
The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company schedules the third monthly boxing show for January 31 at the Firemen's Hall in Brunswick. Raymond Funk chairs the event, with bouts sanctioned by the South Atlantic Amateur Association. New trainees have joined for future appearances, and several new faces are expected on the card.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Firemen’s Hall
Brunswick
Raymond (Peck) Funk
Ecard
Funk
Ting
Bruns~ Seith
South Atlantic Amateur Association
Local notices of deployments engagements and appointments
Sykesville reports Lieut William Ghormley and wife Maria to Fort Des Moines Iowa for stationing after December departure. Margaritta Clark, Glenwood, becomes Mrs Ghormley. Lee Gering, son of Ellicott City resident, and Lodona May Hinkel are arranged for a spring wedding. Robert Arrington receives a speed merit medal from Greggs Pub. Miss E G Ridgely connected to Howard County, Milne family noted in Columbia. Floyd Igiehart takes a delivery route for General Baking Co serving Howard and Carroll counties. Nan Elizabeth Brimer and Dr Frederick Se ton Waesche engagement announced. Waesche a Snow Hill physician, son of Dr and Mrs. Waesche.
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Sykesville
Van
William Ghormley
Fort Des Moles
Des Moines
Iowa
George J. Hinkel
Robert Arrington
Greggs Pub Companys
Edmund G. Prince
Foxson
David
Prince
Marri
E.G. Ridgely
Howard County
T. Milne
Cing
Milne
Wiland
Lin Columbia
Grome
Richard
Breall
Frederick Seton Waesche
Levi J. Brimer
Snow Hill
Waesche
And
Wasche Weddings and Holiday Returns Across States
A spring wedding is planned for ass. J. Fred Wasche. Recently married Mr and Mrs. Dillon B Hoover have returned to Waynesboro Pa. Miss Roxanna Steele traveled from Kalamazoo Michigan to join family in several visits. Hetty Lyons returned to the University of Maryland. Mrs Gibton G Morgan of Baltimore visited her sister in Stinsons. George Tucker and daughter Margates visited relatives in Sykesville, and Harold Sha and Tox Kirtland, plus William Kirtland Jr, were among holiday guests. Dorothy Talbott returned to Hollins College after holidays. New Year’s Eve hosts were Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Cauthorn in Rugby. In Gainesville Texas, all Cooke County courthors indicate they plan to run in the Democratic primary next July.
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Ass. J. Fred Wasche
Dillon B. Hoover
Waynesboro
Roxanna Steele
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Steel
George F. Howes
Hetty Lyons
University of Maryland
College Pa
Dennis
Gibnton G. Morgan
Baltimore
Wiliam H. Stinson
George L. Tucker
Gaughter
Margates
George Dietz
Gels
Sykesville
Harold O. Sha
William Kirtland, Jr
Tox
Kirtland
Larchmont
Dorothy Talbott
Hollins College
Roanoke
William E. Talbott
Thomas H. Welling
D. W. Cauthorn
Rugb
Blue Ridge College beaten by Church Street Independents in New Windsor
In New Windsor the Church Street Independents defeated Blue Ridge College on Friday night. The game swung in the second half as Frederick lads found form, turning a ragged first half into a decisive win after a 8-2 halftime lead for the Independents.
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Church Street
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Frederick
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