Hornsby eyes veteran pitchers to revive Browns in AL move
Branch-boss Hornsby plans to rebuild the St. Louis Browns by adding seasoned arms from the minors and majors. He targets Blake and Ludolph, considers Rowe and Feller unavailable, and stresses aging pros to fit a new Sportsman’s Park era while avoiding overhyped reforms and aiming for mid-pack finish.
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Machen Estate Left to Theological Seminary in Will
Rev Dr J Gresham Machen’s residuary estate, valued at about $200,000, largely goes to the Westminster Theological Seminary he helped found. Half of the residuary goes to the seminary, with ten percent plus an outright 19,000 to Presbyterian missions and other bequests including 19,000 to the seminary. He died in North Dakota on New Year’s Eve and was buried in Baltimore after a Baltimore upbringing and Hopkins education.
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Bowling Scores St James League Results Report
Bowling scores from yesterday list matches including AM Stars beating Five Aces two to one and Sports defeating Five Aces. Upcoming matches include All Stars versus Tied Steers Thursday and Acme versus Wildcats with schedules noted.
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Baker's 3K Howling League Results Summary
In the Southern Division basketball league, Middletown defeated Brunswick with a 3K score. Frederick beat Middletown 22 to 12, with Brunewien from Middletown noted. The Wednesday results include Bill's Sandwich at Hoja 18 and ideal scores by Wealerday.
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Wright to fight Trump in Ave round main at Bernie's arena
County fighter Wright, nicknamed the Doubs Dynamiter, returns from a setback as he faces Earl Trump this Friday night in Bernie's arena. Trump, who has beaten and drawn with Wright in two prior meetings, comes out of retirement for a final shot at the Washington welterweight. The card also features a semiefinal shift, with Ray Cox and Glenn Drake slated to extend to five rounds.
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DeMolay Five Back In Win Colimin 21 10
The Frederick DeMolay team rebounded with a 24 10 victory over the Church Street Independents in a tight game. DeMolay opened a 6 2 lead at halftime as Ernie Webb hit the first score, and a strong defense limited the Independents to few field goals while DeMolay capitalized on close shots. Church Street missed eleven free throws and had many passes intercepted, while DeMolay featured sharp passing and close range scoring ahead of a Friday rematch with the Thurmont Independents.
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Rifle Matches and Yesterday's Results in Local Debut
Yesterday's results show Garber's defeating Delphoy's and Middletown beating Trunswick in second half rifle matches. Upcoming Wednesday's match features Hatlaln against DeMalay with Giants and Indians in 1A action Friday night.
Frederick High Wins First Game in County Championship
Frederick High School opened defense of the county scholastic title with a 27-18 win over Middletown on a Middletown court. Luther Murray led Frederick with six field goals as the Cadets built a 12-0 lead, then held on as Middletown trimmed the margin to 22-12 by halftime and 27-18 final. Missing from the lineup was Zeller. Sparkplug Bi Brachey starred for Frederick alongside Murray. Frederick’s girls also won, beating Middletown 22-12 as Myers led Frederick in the absence of two regular guards. The Cadets travel Friday to Mayertown for two games in the Hub City.
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Navy Defeats Western Maryland In 47 To 27 Battle
Navy powered to a 47 to 27 win over Western Maryland in Annapolis as reserves saw extended action in the second half. Navy built a 26 to 12 halftime lead, then coasted behind its depth while the late push from Western Maryland failed to threaten. In Parkway League play, the Yankees edged the Giants 20 to 18 in a see-saw intramural opener on the school court.
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Rifle League Matches Set for City Lenene Next Week
Three matches will be held in the City Rifle Lenene next week. On Tuesday the Tatamare Edieoty and Peoplee Drag States will compete, followed by the Sociery and Pren ifice. The Hacery and Old Scouts meet on Wednesday.
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Littlestown Helpless Before State School
The Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated Littlestown, Pa, 59 to 17 on Sentee court, extending MLSD’s win streak to six. Led by LL Vindean and Thad Judino, MLSD built a 25-5 lead by halftime and will play St James School at Stames on Saturday afternoon.
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