Maryland School Five Defeats West Virginia in Display
The Silent Cadeta of the Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated West Virginia State School on the Tocal State School court by 58 to 6. Dainty fast play from Drinks Downes and Winebrewer sparked a flashy scoring machine led by Serio and Gun. Rosenberg stepped up with four goals in the final twelve minutes as WVU struggled to keep pace and were outclassed throughout.
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Maryhind
West Virginia
Toxnem
Tocal
Salorgay
Marylanders
Serio Wan
Qoyinghl
Lea
Rosenberg
Lhepelersly
West Virginians
W. Vv
M.S. D. Leach Winebrewer
R. Roberts
Downes Mills
I. Roberts
Boris Balcaie
Smith
Rosenberg Fur Snilth
Berio
Leach
Mr. Creager
Frederick
Mount St Marys Defeats Catholic University 29 to 14
Mount St. Marys dominated Catholic University in a home game, holding the visitors to four field goals while mounting an early lead. Johnson and Flynn starred for Mt St Marys as the Mountaineers outscored their foe 29 to 14.
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Mount St. Mary's
Catholic University Basketeers
Mountaineer
Mountaineers
Gserap Catholic University
Hut
Lynch
Johnson
Flynn
Getburg College
Mt. St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Flynn Aurkin Johnson
Drevin McMorris
Eberts Hart
Dyn Ruiz
Truiz Aerkin
Drestin
Eberts Inel
Lyne
Menton
Frederick County High Schools Form Two League Divisions
Frederick county high schools Frederick, Brunswick, Middletown and Thurmont form one division of the Frederick County School Baseball League this season. Principals agreed at an informal Saturday conference. A second group may form with Maryland State School for the Deaf, Emmitsburg, Liberty, Walkersville, New Market, Adamstown, Keyserville, and Myersville.
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Frederick County
Nich
Frederick
Barunswick
Middletown
Thurmont
High Scheels
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Walkersville
New Market
Adamstown
Hurkitteville
Myersville
Kemptown
Wolfstille
Maryland Intermediate and Midget Basketball Scores Preserve Local Rivalry
The Maryland State School intermediates defeated a rival 85 to 27 in a fast paced gym game while the Midgets hosted the Y M C A team in a 40 to 4 victory. Standouts included Waechter Smith McCardell Weeks Etchison and Engelbrecht with key defensive and offensive plays throughout.
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Quinta
Boya
Maryland
Taiwan
Jomtin Elaxhew
Teva
Gohamphoed
Smith
Friedkuan
Silentees
Bore Waehter
Adrian McCurdell
James Etchison
Beverly Biser
M. Crajeer
M. S
C. A
Deten
Waehler Smithy
McCardell
Troueck Teeter
Etehison Friedman
Engelbrecht
Deloen
Sorich
Pea
Wachter
Hove
Delnes
Houck
Frederick City Subdues Drunkenness Under Federal Dry Rule
Chief of Police Thomas Filly reports Frederick with 13 110486 people has few arrests for drunkenness, noting no federal dry agent for 18 months while other cities have enforcement. He states jail cells are never full and Frederick is a model town for law enforcement during the Maryland Agricultural Society convention.
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Jagenta
Frederick
Thomas Filly
The
Maryland Agricultural Society
Freerick
Meniel
Company A Falls to Am Rwy Express in Armory Tilt
The local Company A quint lost to Am Rwy Express 28 to 14 on the Armory floor Saturday evening. Notable players included M Bugle and Engle for the visitors and Vie Kreh for the hosts. Substitutions and scoring details follow, with Williams and Kennedy contributing early baskets and Engel leading the visitors in points.
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Acress Con Tray
Washington
M. Bugle
Enegle
Vistors
Vie Kreh
Am. Rwy. Express
Company
A. M Vugle
Kreh Vaglor
Ebking
Eee
Hartman
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C. U
Sring
Saya
Dr Bells
Olidi
Anuse
Toosens
William Collier
MR Collier
Pathe Review
Cerern
Alice Brady
Lou Thee
Buckingham’s
Second Fleet Central Trust Company
Balding, Room
Neai East
Steiner
Timer—Myers
W. Ereh
Lowenstein & Wertheimer, Inc
Lowenstein & Wertheimer, He
North Market Street
Dr Kings
Frederick Town Savings Institution
State of
I. J. Marshall Milter
J. Marshall Miller
Thomas A. Chapline
C. Thomas Kemp
Grayson FE Bowers
Jacob Rourback
Radio Diamonds
Co-Operative Drug Store
Patrick Street
Sedonette
Superior
Flint
Fisher
Kaufman’s
George L. Kaufman
East
South Market St
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