Week's 16-game basketball lineup features Gettysburg Wings return
A busy schedule spreads sixteen games across city and county venues this week led by the Gettysburg Fleet Wings returning to the State Armory to face the Philadelphia Passons. Other matches include Blue Ridge Lines against Company A at the Armory and Middletown meeting Teufel Club, with multiple high schools and colleges on the slate.
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Maryland School
Desf
Blue Ridge College
Silentea
Thurmont High School
Walkersville High School
Walkersville
Blue Ridge Lines
Company A
State Armory
Middletown
Teufel
Middletown Igh School
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Loyola College
Mt. St. Mary's
Emmitsburgs
Charsday
Parkway School
Farkway
Gethsboro Fleet-Wings
Philandelphia Passoris
Coca-Cola Buddies
Berryville
Gurls
Maryland School For the Deafon
Middletown High School
Poolesville Rangers
Poolesville
Maryland School For the Deaf
St. James School
Hagerstown
Mr. St. Mary's
Washington College
Chestertown
Gettysburg Fleet Wings
Philadelphia Passons
Wings
McCormick A
Baltimore
Charlie Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinal
Melucine Ait Zahn
George Washington Tl
Chick Chenowski
Hugh Hoke
Jake Dracha
Ivan
Itymiler
Gettysburg College
Leu Realy
Penn State
Dec” Bennett
Lancaster Star
Fusions
Forman Brothers
Low
Hesh
Louis
Philadelphia Sphas
House of Ovid
Leon DeZube
Temple University
Andy Zodelguard
Frederick
Armory
Company
Teufel Club
Mt. St. Mary's College
Loyola
Emmitsburg
Rangers edge Canadiens in 2-1 win behind Boucher
Frank Boucher sparked the New York Rangers to a 2-1 victory over the Montreal club. The game featured a decisive late goal guiding the Rangers to the win.
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Frank Boucher
New York Rangers
Montreal
Five Years Ago Today Denny Shute Won Los Angeles Open
The note recalls Denny Shute’s 298 score for 72 holes to win the $10,000 Los Angeles Open five years ago. It also mentions ten years prior Dick Porter of the Baltimore Orioles leading International League hitters with a .364 mark. The piece touches on modern entertaining trends and Gary Indiana’s sand foundation claim.
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Denny Shute
Dick Porter
Baltimore Orioles
Company A Triumph Keeps Top Spot in City Rifle League
Company A strengthened its lead at the City Rifle League by defeating Potomac Edison 768 to 737 at the State Armory range. Al Kinsey set a league record with 198 of 200. Friday results note Company A over Potomac Edison, with further matches scheduled. Promoter Joa F. Catt of Columbus has agreed to attend the Blue Ridge League meeting January 27 to discuss baseball circuit plans and revival efforts.
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Potomac Edison Company
Fir Tne
State Armory
al Kinsey
Joa F
Catt
Columbus
Ohno
National Association of Minor Baseball League
Blue Ridge League
Carr
Y M C A League Plays Weekend Basketball Doubleheader
Oldsmobile climbs into a tie for first by beating Terraplane 21 to 5 in the opening Y M C A League game. Buick loses to Chrysler 42 to 22 in the other matchup establishing the Chrysler lead and leaving Oldsmobile and Buick in a shared top position.
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Oldsmobile
Buick
Terraplane
Buicks
Chryslers
Chrysler
Olds
Brunswick
Frederick
Wild
Burpee
Michael T. Strathen Stull
Hossler Gelsbert
Walker Lamb McKenzie c
Mahone
J. James Fink
Hawes
Rice Jacobson
Frederick McLaren
Smith
Garrett
Faupel
Cramer
Schamel
Rice
EB. Walker
Sparks
Kaplan
Kehne
Bowers
Ray
Fogle
H. Hildebrandt
Taith
Carnadian
VanFossen
Staley
Te Murr
Abrecht
Ei Hirsch
Peregoff
Quinn
Brunswick Frederick Battle Ends In 1-1 Soccer Draw
In a dramatic Shipley League confrontation at Wenner's Field Brunswick and Frederick fought to a 1-1 tie after four 10 minute overtimes. Don Rice scored for Frederick early, Bud Walker equalized for Brunswick, and neither side could secure a winner. The series shifts to later week decisions by teams and officials.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Wenner's Field
Frederick Club
Dorsey F. Shipley
Don Rice
Bud Walker
Frederick Maesman
Railroad Ers
Gene Walker
Pete Keefer
Walker Boys
Strathern
Brimswick
Frederick Bowling Team Beats Hagerstown In Three Of Five
Frederick bowling squad defeats Hagerstown three wins to two in a Thursday match in Hagerstown. Pete Williams led with 618 total pins as the high individual, while Frederick’s club drew on stars from local leagues. Hagerstown totaled 2,862 pins in the meet.
Doubled Contract Hand From Ohio Champion Howe
A chessboard style bridge game from Ohio champion W H Howe of Youngstown. West opens diamonds and clubs, East doubles no trump, South in dummy executes a sequence to secure seven tricks. The play demonstrates precise discards, ruffing, and timing to defeat East’s double.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Ohio
W. H. Howe
Youngstown
South
Howe
West
East
Boxing and baseball notes from the District sports page
The Maryland Terrapins beat VMI 6 to 3 signaling a strong boxing team while Catholic University defeated Bucknell 7 to 1 to claim status as the top ring squad in DC. Hancock discussed as a potential fifth Blue Ridge League team and local meetings in Little Washington to discuss the proposal.
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Ritchie Coliseum
University of Maryland
Catholic University
Terps
Catholic U
Buckmell
District of Columbia
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