St John’s Triumphs In Rough Victory Over Thurmont
St John’s high school tops Thurmont 33 25 in a hard fought boys game. Speaks scores 10 of his team’s 33 with Beers carrying most of Johnnies scoring while Butler uses his height for seven goals. Frederick girls edge Thurmont in thriller as Grambine delivers the winning basket late.
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Dreamlands Defeat Moose in City Bowling League
The Dreamlands beat the Moose 2 of 3 games as Hartman led with 329 pins across the three games. Morgan tallied 323, Sparks 16 pins, and Ang Leburger had 119 pins in the single game.
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Basketball Origins and Principles by Dr James Naistatth
Article outlines how basketball began at Springtickt MC training school in 1992 and credits Dr James Naistatth of the University of Wittsburgh as originator. It lists four core principles for an engaging, accessible game with a portable bell, easy scoring, inclusivity, and less roughness than football.
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Silver Springs to Battle Rifle Quint in Local Showdown
Silver Springs faces the Crasap’s Rifles quint at the State Armory tonight after a 21-18 win over the Washington Grays. The DeMolay and Silver Springs high clash precedes the main game as Vic Kreh, Lafesky, Stewart, Harrington, Howes, Barnard, Simons and Swift carry Silver Springs, with Smith at center and Houck with Forney at guards.
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Mountaineers Run Past Johns Hopkins 31 to 19
Mount St Marys College upset Johns Hopkins 31 to 19 at Carlin's park court. Hemier led with half of the Mountaineers 14 baskets and opened with two goals. It was St Marys second state win this season and Hopkins first defeat this year.
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Tex Needed Million For Loose Change
Henry L Farrell recalls Tex Rickard's lavish era at the Garden, noting the famous promoter's willingness to spend on arenas and inventors while balancing sentiment and profit. The piece describes Rickard's costly, extravagant style, his generous treatment of staff, and anecdotes about the New York venue and its personnel.
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Gettysburg College Football Banquet Highlights 1929 Schedule Changes
Gettysburg College tied to a banquet with attendees from multiple towns including Gettysburg Harrisburg York Hanover Waynesboro Hagerstown and Baltimore. Awards given trophies presented and the 1929 football schedule announced with Western Maryland College dropped from the card.
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College cadets dismissed after poor term grades in football era
Denryl Farrell records cadets J K Mecky A N Bilodeau J F Janna L J Rooney and W Salter failing first term exams. Rooney from Beckfield and Janna from Marrs, key Blebe football standouts tied to transfers. Other notes mention Tom Leader suspending a staffer over leaking stable secrets and historic sports figures across racing and football circles.
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Frederick Eskimos Hold Off Blancock in Tough Clash
The A. W. Nicedemus Eskimos of Frederick edged Blancock 14 to 12 in a rough Hancock Tuesday game. Boots Ogle opened the scoring, Masry Decker led with 16 points, and Shorty Brachey and Benny Brown starred on defense as Frederick fought to the final minute.
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