Hartland High Falls In Furious Season Opener
In a rough opener Captain McAndrews leads Hartland as Frederick Qemeers struggles to contain the visitors. The game features tight defense, turnovers, and scoring bursts with final numbers showing a close, contested 36 point gap.
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Hanklein
Frederick Qemeers
Ghamra
McAndrews
Simon
Frederick Hagh School
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Martinsburg High Scheel
Herb Eiker
Aldridge
Findl
Eiker
West Virginians
Two Fast Games Highlight Junior Basketball Loop Action
In a morning doubleheader at the Tarecsceum, the Ports beat Ge Duirks 11-16 after Nes Jecotean nailed a long foul shot. The Studebacers edged the Fords 14-11 in overtime with standout play from Ferguson and teammates, while rough defense and late bursts defined the close contests.
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Tarecsceum
UT. MW Co
Jee Langues
Nes Jecotean
Ge Duirks
Uke Cidamnovides
Lekee
Buters
Fords
J. Seth
Olds
Studebacers
Ferguson
Nell, Harrington
Garrett
Anacostia Eagles Defeat Rifemen In Washington Camp
The Anacostia Eagles of Washington beat Cramp’s Rifemen 34 to 13 in Washington. Standout players included Ewreney, King, Kromm, and Streeks for the Eagles while Beth and Bouck contributed for the Rifemen. A return game is scheduled for February 13.
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Anacostia Eagles
Wreshington
Riffenen
Zagies
Pacers
Washington
Ceeanp
Mawer
Ewreney
King
Egies
Kromm
Streeks
Jeet Genkh
Coredemp
Bridge bidding lesson and declarer play notes
A detailed discussion of a bridge hand shows South opening spades, North bidding two spades, and West leading hearts. Declarer should avoid early heart trumping and instead establish diamonds after winning with Ace of hearts, using a proper reentry to secure the contract. The main principle is timing reentry to unlock the diamond suit and avoid premature trumps.
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South
North
West
Declarer
Carly
Beart & O
Delelarer
Vsoe
Bremeny
Bussey
Yankees Acquire Chambersburg Maroons For 1500
Dispatch from Chambersburg Pa reports the New York Yankees bought the Chambersburg Maroons of the Blue Ridge League for 1500 dollars. The deal included 1000 to erase 1928 debt and 500 for ground rent for the 1928 season.
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Chambersburg
New York Yankees
Chambersburg Maroons
Yanks
Mount St. Mary's tops Lebanon Valley 36 25 on Pennsylvania road
Mount St. Mary's College completes a two day Invasion of Pennsylvania by defeating Lebanon Valley College 36 to 25 at Annville. The Mountaineers held the lead from early on though the first three quarters were tight. Buddy McGarrigan and Tommy Cavanaugh starred for Mount St. Mary's while Pitla and Albright led Lebanon Valley.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Pennsylvania
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
St. Thomas College
Mountaineers
Lebanon Valley
Lebanon
Mount St. Mary's
Arthur Malloy
Mountainers
Buddy” McGarrigan
Emmitssburg
Tommy Cavanaugh
Hemler
Mowntaineers
Pitla
Albright
Night John Hopking at Carlin's Park and Washington College Meet
The schedule lists a game at Carlin's Park Baltimore and a Friday matchup with Washington College at Chestertown. Both games carry strong implications for the state title.
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John Hopking
Carlin's Park
Baltimore
Washington College
Chestertown
Harriss the Tall Pitcher Leaves Major League
Baseball's towering pitcher Slim Harriss, six feet six inches and 195 pounds, is reported to have left the majors for the Minneapolis club in the American Association after a trade from the Boston Red Sox. Once a bright star in 1925 with the Philadelphia Athletics, Harriss failed to sustain major league success and was plagued by a superstition about a black cat.
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Billy Evans
Harriss
Minneapolis
Amerian Association
Boston Red Sox
Iiva
Philadelphia Athletics
Mabes
Athletics
Juajors
Con Die Mack
Tsas
Harris
Texas
Hartriss
Slim
Vmajors
Boxing Promoter Sees Big Fights Ahead In 1920s
Promoter William H. Rickard favored giant heavyweights as ideal challengers. He praised Dempsey’s nerve but doubted Willard’s condition, and weighed Catpentier’s eligibility after Levinsky bout. Rickard discussed Firpo, Paulino, and public reception, plus Dempsey reconciling with old friends.
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Fett
Jack Rickard
Dempsey
Toledo
Willard
Hickard
Carpenter
Paris
Carpentier
Battling Levinsky
Paulino
Rickard
Paudima
George Cook
Pauline
Desire to Win Drives Pittsburgh Basketball Teaching
University of Pittsburgh coach urges that beyond technique the key to success is a burning desire and faith to win. He emphasizes clear goals, visualization, and sustained confidence to avoid mediocrity and reach peak performance.
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H.C. Carken
M.D
University of Pittsburgh
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