Frederick High Girls and Boys Win Tight Southern Division Clash
Frederick High defeated Middletown 21 13 in the boys game as the Cadets forged ahead in the Southern Division race. The Frederick girls overwhelmed Middletown 34 12 led by Katherine Fox with 34 points sweeping the visitors for a dominant win.
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Frederick High School
Middletown High School
State Armory
Lussies
Middlecomm
Vatley
Middletown
Frederick
Ralph Keller
Bo” Hauver
Boob Wise
Valleyites
James
Nikirk
Wise
Kemp
Gadets
Easton
Keller
Richard Keller
Haover
Nogle
Jong Ofe
Albaugh
Park Avenue Institution
Katherine Fox
Hami
Fox
Krantz
Giutm
Espisiny
Recreation League match leaves American Five toppled by Company A
Company A defeated American Five in three games at the Pythian alleys on Wednesday night to seize first place. Tinney led with 511 across the three games, as Harrison and Murphy contributed solid totals and the Guardsmen built a late edge.
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Company A
Pythian
Tineney
Mn Harrison
Murphy
Insight
Tia Jofines
Stockman
LOS
Hildebrand
Whitmore
Loughran Faces Risks in Miami Bout Against Prima Camera
The article profiles Tommy Loughran, fears a cut or facial injury due to his scarred visage, and notes past wars with Ernie Schaaf and Ray Imp, plus advice from corner men on defense. It mentions weight gain before Sharkey bout and argues speed as Loughran’s main weapon in the upcoming fight.
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Loughran
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Prima Camera
Miami
Certan
Tommy
Ernie Schaaf
Schaafis
Loustran
Lourhran
Ray Imp
Irshman
Tomimy
Tunney
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Carmen I
Weapa
Skirhan Loughtar Ims
Ecco Carnes
Tommy Ares
Scattered OCR Fragment Yields Brief Stand-in Item
A fragmentary OCR reads like a dated note on a person or event, mentioning pounds and names with unclear context. The legible bits suggest a fleeting sports or military reference but the core facts are not recoverable from the text.
Celtics and State School Prep for Friday Night Game
Readable scraps show a local match setup between Celtics and State School. Rival teams prepare for a Friday night game with mention of Macy’s as a nearby landmark and an anticipated large crowd. sparse details describe pace and event atmosphere.
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Sbr
Censes
T. Macy's Industrial
Sno Macy's
Shepherd College Beats Blue Ridge Lines in Narrow Showdown
Shepherd College edged Blue Ridge Lines 40 to 34 as rapid ball movement and sharp passing fueled a late scoring burst. Maddex led Shepherd with 12 points while Waldeck and Maddex contributed key baskets to secure the win.
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Basmet Vhal
Anc
Armory
Shepherd
Waldeck
Drebie
Maddox
Weasier
Baske
Oss
Moore
Cwi
West Virginians
Frederick
Rams
Merces Slaughter Brothers
Mercs
Phi Gamma Kappa
Gettysourg College
Chej
Warner
Hefin
Blue Ridge
Webster
Roderuck
R. Roderuck
Moss
Beard
City League Diamonds Sweep Casce's Pro Finishers in Rowing League
The Diamonds defeated Casce's Pro Finishers in all four games at Diamond alleys on Wednesday. The Diamonds extended their lead by 565 points. Photomen entries include Casile's Photos and players such as G Smith and Mercer with notable scores.
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Diamonds
Casce
Casile
Smith
B. Smith
Mercer
Brighine
Diamonds Defeat Castles in City Bowling League
Diamonds edged Castles in a City Bowling League match. Sports also featured Fancos in another pairing.
St Johns High Tops Mountaineers in Prep Showdown
St John’s High School dominated Mountaineer Prep in a Wednesday afternoon game. St Marys Prep of Emmitsburg trailed 93-16 at halftime, with Frederick High School previously defeating them 30-15. Goknart led the Preps with 10 points, while Rice starred for the Johnnies as the visitors rallied late.
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St. John’s High School
St Marys Prep
Emmutsburg
St. John's
Prederick High School
Mountaineer
Goknart
Rice
Mountaineers Edge Out Incoherent League Brief
A fragmented report notes Mountaineers struggle in a conference game with unclear leadership and player details. It hints at a guard and floor presence but contains garbled names and places, leaving the main outcome uncertain.
Champ Defends Title At National 4 A Meet In New York
Champion successfully defended his title against five challengers at the National 4 A meet in New York. The report notes historical calls of independence from the national organization and lists club standings in the New York region.
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Champ
New York
AA Trend
Gary Greb
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Yale eyeing Tad Jones as new head coach
The report suggests Tad TM Jones, a Yale alumnus and former Bulldog coach, could return as Yale’s new coach. Mention links to Howard Jones of Southern California as context.
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Yale
Tad ™ Jones
Jones
Howard Jones
Southern California
Bulldog
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