Blue Ridge League to Hold Major League Franchise Meeting
A Blue Ridge League gathering led by President Pumisen plans a crucial meeting on franchise futures. Major league representatives including Billy Evans and Branch Rickey are invited to discuss future control and continuance of the league amid ongoing franchise questions.
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Benard G. Barrow
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S J. Lotis Cardinals
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Frank Navin
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Hanover Raiders
Frederick
Zern
C. Ederard Sparrow
Wittem
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Reo, Nash in Jrbasketball Loop Tightens Lead
Reo basketball quintet edged Nash to hold first in the M C 4A Junior League. Studebakers beat Fords 13 to 6 to move into third place. Donnan and Myers starred for Nash with Bussard shut down by opponents. Har rington Zimmerman and Null led Studebakers in the win.
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Fords
Donnan
Myers
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Bussarde
Roderick
Jacobson
C. Wa Smith
Ewl Borer
R. Garrett
Hartington
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Zinmmerman
Gus
Wax
Pases
Mull
Trates
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Agadies
LoLmpire—Bruchey
Aver
Troxell Mewerts
Bebe Briere
East Wis
Eastier
Gree
Marrs and Filer Spark City Bowling Win Narrowly
In Frederick City Bowling League action at Deemond alleys, the Marrs and Filer team defeated Corte Lacnéry 2 of 3 games. Barry and Piller posted a 20 pin margin, Laundrymen won the Brot game by 27 pins, with Sherd Blentingee throwing a 107 in the third game and a 348 total to lead, including a 222 in the high single. Boys basketball results note Frederick 39 Middletown 23 with games listed for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Filer
Frederick City
Corte Lacnéry Wen
Deemondalleys
Berrie
Piller
Sherd Blentingee
Bientinger
Lat Night's Resets and FtV Beat Crystal Laue Au
Lat Night's Resets, FtV and Pues defeated Crystal Laue AU in a recent matchup. The result highlighted Lat Night's Resets' strong offense led by standout players as the trio secured the win.
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Pues
Crystal Laueau
Yet Lump of Coal perfects heat to power cars
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a plan to create a new heat source that could replace cars. The text hints at consumer impact and broader societal use, but details and context are unclear.
Stonesifer breaks scoring record for Emmitsburg girls
Miss Stonesifer, diminutive Emmitsburg high school forward, racked up 62 points in three games last Wednesday. She hit 30 field goals and three free throws, eclipsing county marks and sparking a race with Lucile Baumgardner for high scoring honors.
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Stonesifer
Brunswick
New Windsor
Jmet
Afghanistan king Abdicates Amid Turmoil
Kabul wireless dispatch reports Kang Isayatullah, who succeeded Amanullah as ruler of Afghanistan days ago, has abdicated. The move comes as instability surrounds the royal succession in Kabul.
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Kabul
Kang Isayatullah
Amanullah
Afghanistan
You and Basketball You and Article No 6
Coaching tips on shooting in basketball emphasize two hand chest level push shots and one hand under the basket, with advice to shoot with relaxation and practice short shots first. A note from Paris reports Marshal Foch showing slight improvement after four days of illness, though his condition remains grave.
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Chamion
Herman Weiner
Hagerstown
Levinsky
Baltimore
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Ceno
Lou Bogash
H.C. Cahan
M. D
University of Pittsburgh
Abe
Foch
Paris
Marshal Feredinand Foch
Heti-Boyer
Local Frederick High team trips Middletown in tough battle
Frederick high school boys beat Middletown 30-23 at the auditorium as Aldridge led with 22 points in the second half. Gilbert and Storm boosted the Cadets while Brown and Ogle struggled on Middletown’s side. The girls game featured Lucille Gardner’s Frederick team winning amid improved passing and defense.
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Handley Rugh
Winchover
Stond-Hall
Middletown High
Boor Torn
Prederice High School
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Ogle Milting
Valleyites
Yves
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Frederick
Bill Hauver
Gilbert
Storm
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Haover
Wise
Kerns
Eddie Storm
Herb Baker
Aldridge
Heightman
Bowlus
Hauverman
Quint
Hagerstown D. Maloy Wallops Maryland School 44 to 19
Hagerstown D. Maloy Wallops Maryland School 44 to 19 in a Thursday night game. The Maryland squad raced to an 11-1 start and led 23-5 at halftime as Hagerstown exploited weak defense under the basket. Fouls and rough play marked the contest as the home team controlled the boards and pace.
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Frederick Oatmen
A. F
Henxlein
Knode
Cramer
Jones
Wheel
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Minnich
Roots
Young
Dudley
Robison
Pallisgrove
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