Heaviest Court Week Opens With 19 Games Across City
A heavy week of basketball starts at the Armory with 19 games featuring St John’s versus Brunswick and a first best two out of three Coca Cola Reds versus Gettysburg Fleet Wings. Parkway School hosts a double bill as Jeffersonian Club faces Miller Furniture Co. and M C A meets Hagerstown Moose. Brunswick visits Frederick, Emmitsburg clashes Thurmont, and Maryland School for the Deaf plays CCC. Old Scouts win tie against Post Office in City Rifle League.
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West Virginia For the Deaf
Y. M. C. A. League Basketball Winners Named
Chevrolet and Chrysler teams won in Y M C A league play on Saturday. Chevrolets defeated Ford 37 19 with Bil Burroughs leading scoring surge. Chryslers beat Plymouth 25 13 as they pulled away late.
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Jeffersonians Fall to Hagerstown Moose in Close Defeat
In Hagerstown the Jeffersonian Democratic Club dropped a 17 to 16 decision to the Hagerstown Moose in the armory. It marked their third road loss in as many starts, with Hart delivering late field goals to seal the win as both teams played tight defense. Previously the Democrats had defeated Hagerstown here. A return game is set for February 6.
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East's leading teams fall from undefeated ranks Saturday
Navy defeated by North Carolina 30 to 19 while West Virginia lost 35 to 27 to Duquesne in Pittsburgh. Navy star Lew Forman helps are noted, Gelbert aims for St Louis Cardinals, and a Shipley League soccer match between Frederick and Brunswick was postponed due to snow.
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Duquesne
Pittsburgh
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McCurdy Field
Do You Remember One Year Ago In Minot Ski Jump
One year ago Casper Oimen of Minot North Dakota regained the national ski jumping title by leaping 178 feet at Gary. Five years ago Oli Dutra led the Caliente Open at the halfway mark with 146 total through 72 holes. Ten years ago Bill McGowan, a former Southern Association umpire, was signed for American League service by Ban Johnson.
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American League
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Silentees Defeat St James in Maryland State Deaf Night Clash
St James School beat Maryland State School for the Deaf 57 to 16 on the Saints home floor near Hagerstown. Sweeney and Settle combined for 43 points to lead the winners while Middletown High School edged Maryland School 35 to 20 as Remsberg and Hauver scored late field goals.
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Bowling league bans postponements for second half start
In a Friday meeting the Baker Bowling League forbade postposed contests in the second half. Teams must roll scheduled games or forfeit for no shows. Lions and DeMolay Alumni will each play three games to decide the first half title, and the deadman score was raised from 75 to 85 pins per game.
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Rollie Hemsley Rise In Majors Tracked To Hornsby
St Louis, Jan 21 Rollie Hemsley credited manager Rogers Hornsby with guiding his major league rise after being moved from catcher to outfield. Hemsley became a top American League catcher in 1934 with 114 games, a .309 average, 52 RBIs and sharp defensive work, aided by Hornsby’s belief in him and a later adjustment to his batting stance after a back injury.
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St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
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Hemsley
Harry Layne
Rollie
Syracuse
Ohio
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Mickey Cochrane
Dick Porter
Boston
Farms In Off Season Hemsley Hunts Life at Vienna Mo
Hemsley owns 240 acres at Vienna Missouri. 100 acres are cleared with 140 in timber. He says the off season farming suits him and that hunting and fishing nearby are a lure, making life there appealing.
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Vienna
St. Louis
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