Gettysburg Fleet Wings Defeat Passons In Fast Game
Gettysburg Fleet Wings beat the Philadelphia Passons 35 to 28 at the State Armory. Big Cal Heller scored 12 points and Art Zahn made a spectacular airborne shot. The late-arriving Passons struggled at center and the Wings pulled away in the final ten minutes. Also, Gettysburg Y M C A defeated 29 to 20 in the preliminary.
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Gettysburg
Fleet-Wings
State Armory
Philadelphia Passons
Fleet Wings
Big Cal Heller
Lebanon Valley College
Warren Heller
Pittsburgh Football
Chick Chanowski
Art Zahn
Passons
Leo Desube
Temple A
Wings
Zahn
Dezude
Heller
Chanowski
Derude
Hebrews
Zodel
Dezube
Blitz
Gettysburg Quint
Frederick
Coca-Cola Reds
Y. M
Frederick Y. M
A. Quint
Sweetland Club
Sweetlands
A. F. T. Chesin
Bertman
Passon
Ai Satcera
Orme
Groff
Roney Mater Co
F c
Muse Tailoring Co
al Way
Lowh St
Ab Dracha
M. J Grove Lime Co
Bat Kitzmiller
Red Ravens
Aot Reilly
Eline’s
Auto Supply
Zag Zahn
Recreation League Night Results and Standings
Roney defeated Red Ravens yesterday in a Recreation League clash. Upcoming games: Giroff's versus Red Ravens on Monday, Grove versus Orme's on Tuesday, Roney's against Kline's on Wednesday, and South St. against Muse on Thursday. Standings emphasize club positions and local news. A minor street accident on East Patrick and East streets involved C B Jacobs of Frederick in an Oakland sedan colliding with a truck driven by Harry W Mullendore of Hagerstown. the State Police investigation said Mullendore was making a U-turn and the case was settled out of court.
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East Patrick
East Streets
C. B. Jacobs
Frederick
Oakland
Harry W. Mullendore
South Mulberry Street
Hagerstown
Mullendere
Jacobs
Patrick Street
Sergi. D. R. Petersen
State Police
Ten Years Ago Fight Night in Pittsburgh Ends in Knockout
Jack Alvie of Pittsburgh kayoed Lew Tendler of Philadelphia in the fifth round of their ten round fight held in Alvie's hometown marking a decade since the bout.
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Jack Alvie
Pittsburgh
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Johnnies Dominate Walkersville in Friday Game
Red Kennedy led St John’s of Walkersville city to a decisive 19 point win over Walkersville High School on Friday. Leichbert and Wechter also starred for the winners while Elwood Hummer headed Walkersville, as Barry Smith’s Glade Valley beat the Alumni 31 to 18.
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Buckingham School
Buckeystown
Parkway School
Parkway Gymnasium
Bowers
L. Seitz
I. Seitz
F. Tp. Etzler
Rothenhoefer
F. Sparks
F. McKenzie
F. Smith
C. McCutcheon
Thompson
Red” Kennedy
St. John’s High School
Walkersville
Johnnies
Leichbert
Wechter
Elwood Hummer
Barry Smith
Glade Valley Quint
Walkersville H. S
Squeezes in Contract Play by McKenney Squeezes and Vienna Coup
An article on squeeze plays in bridge by WM E McKenney of the American Bridge League explains many types including the triple squeeze and Vienna coup. It discusses a 1935 outlook for tournaments, West East play, and sample hands showing how unlikely squeezes unfold under pressure.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
West
Diamonds
East
Foday
Harrisburg
Hart
South
Declarer
Renin West
Iamonds
Nike
Renew Soccer Feud Brings Brunswick and Frederick Back for Third Game
Frederick and Brunswick renew their heated Shipley League title clash in a Sunday showdown at McCurdy Field at 2 15. Brunswick leads 1 0 after a 4 3 win and a 1 1 tie. a Frederick upset would force a decisive January 27 match in Brunswick. Two referees Roscoe Shook and Melvin Kaplan to officiate despite likely soggy field conditions. Killisnoos Alaska notes are included as an unrelated census fact.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Middletown
Hancock
McCurdy Field
Railroaders
Ben Rice
Potomac
Jefferson Street
Roscoe Shook
Melvin Kaplan
Hollywood Echoes of Boxing, Baseball and Stars in 1934
A collage of Los Angeles sports and entertainment notes cites Ossie Solem turning down Northwestern, Dick Hanley missing Iowa, and Tommy Ryan near Culver City. Umpire Beans Reardon, actors in Mae West films, boxing figures like Jack Root and Harry Williams surface amid racing chiefs, Legion plans, and star ventures from Pasadena to Long Beach.
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Los Angeles
Dick Hanley
Ossie Solem
Northwestern
Solem
Hanley
Minnesota
Iowa
Tommy Ryan
Weller
Culver City
Beans Reardon
Charley Rugler
Erie
Reardon
Jack Root
Czecho- Slovakia
Chick Meyers
Charley McDonald
Hollywood American Legion
George Stovall
Long Beach
Carleton Burke
California Racing Commission
Jim Thorpe
Jim Donahue
Crawford
Trojans
Sam Crawford
University of Southern California
Harry Walter
Standford
Garl Zam-roch
California
Jack Kupper
Jun Jeffries
Spring Street
Southern California
Bill Smith
Brooklyn
California Ring Board
Final Games Today Across Three City County Teams
Three local squads contest today on foreign courts. Maryland School for the Deaf faces St James School in Washington county. Blue Ridge Lines play in Montgomery. Busmen meet Poolesville Rangers at 8 pm in Poolesville High gym. Mount St Marys College eyes further M I L standings after recent win over Loyola, at Washington College in Chestertown.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Washington County
St. James School
Mutes
Saints
Blue Ridge Lines
Montgomery
Poolesville Rangers
Poolesville High School
Rangers
Mount St. Siary’s College
Loyola
Maryland
Washington College
Chestertown
Sho
Bailiwick
Mountaineers
Frederick High Downs Emmitsburg 33 11 In Armory clash
Frederick High School Cadets defeated Emmitsburg High School 33 to 11 at the State Armory. Cadets used all players, led by Pershing Mondorff with 9 points, while Emmitsburg struggled to mount a rally as the game opened with quick Frederick baskets and a dominant first half.
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Fred Lads
Emmitsburg
Northevision
Bernie Yonkers
Armory
Camp Hnywire
Pershing Mondorff
Pitsburg
Kemp
Dorff
Mondorff
Sanner
de Caeser
Myers
Frederick
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Roney
Giroff
Grove
Orme's
Kline
South St
Muse
Massachusetts
McCullough
Flynn
F. . Rupp
F. Anzengruber
F Lightner
Geiselman
X. A Kleinfelter
Rummell
Angleberger
F. Q Cram
F. Hartman
Ogle
Holcomb
G. Moore
oOsis
Kreh
Brish
Ssiter
Motbell, Carl
New York
Dean, Jerome H., Bt, Louie
Hubbell
Carl
NEW York Giants
Uwe
AO Camel
Winnies Mall
Bon Brouillard
Woreester
Mass
Bob Olin
Madison Square Garden
Jafffee
Bear Mountain
Buckingham
Parkway Five
Walkersville High
South West
Doaler
Killisnoos
Alaska
Washington Post
Harlow
Western Maryland Cailtge
Harvard
Louis K. O
Baer
Boarrena
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Detroit
Hans Birkie
Louis
Birkie
Harry Grayson
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
San Francisco
Dick Donald
Joe Dundee
Ace Hodkins
Olympic Auditorium
Jack Doyle
Wade Wadhams
Doyle
Old Vernon Shanty
Avalon Club
Wrigley Field
Maury McLoughlin
Pasadena
Jess Wallard
Seiberling
Globe
Melvin M. Engle
Mount St. Mary's
Beff Frederick
Peru
Great Britain
United
A! Ugumer
Williams
Fredericktown
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