Brunswick Teams Beat Middletown In Doubleheader
Brunswick high school's boys and girls basketball teams defeated Middletown in a Wed afternoon doubleheader at Ratlaad. The boys won 1 to 0 and the girls 22 to 0, with Brunswicks tall lineup and strong inside play led by Malaine and Aida. County scholastic play resumes after mid year exams, with Brunswick set to face Frederick in the Southern Division.
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Brunswick High School
Conquerie
Madedletown High School
Ratlaad
Jack Brady
Malaine
Aida
Billins
Middletown
Bull Linvers
Jade
Tangy Bayinswack
Ayers
Ted
Ats
Frederick
Brunswick Bas
Loers
Brunswick
Erma
Thercores
Saito
Mer
Yeeterd
Prederick
Bremewick
Muddletown
End Play Fifteen Hearts Triumph in Bridge Problem
Secretary Walt McKenney explains a bridge hand where the declarer, facing a bad trump break, uses an end play to secure the contract. South, facing a grand slam in hearts, leverages dummy signals and careful trump and club play to secure six spades and complete the task. West and East misread leads, allowing declarer to refine the count and force the necessary plays.
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Walt
McKenny
American Bridge League
Uadse
West
Hearts
TWA Ik
Vast
South
East
North
Ted
Declarer
Fast
Trump
Er Ae
Bridge Deal Notes with Opening Lead Confusion
Fragmentary card game text shows a duplicate name series and a bridge auction. The fragment mentions positions South West North East Pass and a Pass sequence with opening lead of a two. it also includes a stray A543 and QJ1053. The readable content suggests an auction and suit lead discussion without full context.
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Rainig
W. Vul
Maryland School Five Takes Eighth Straight Victory Over St John’s
Maryland School Five captured its eighth straight win with a 43 to 19 victory over city rival St. John’s High in the Silenter gymnasium. The Mutes played ragged basketball while the Johnnies showed better teamwork but poor shooting until the fourth quarter. Intermission tallies had Maryland ahead 26 to 7 as Kendall School for the Deal preparations in Washington loomed.
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Maryland State School
St. John's High School
Mutes
Ihe Johnnies
Maryland
inter+ mission
Litentees
Kendall
Washington
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Church Street Independents Edge Boonsboro CCC in Narrow Win
Church Street Independents defeated Boonsboro CCC 22 to 17 on Wednesday night at Church Street School auditorium. Dorsey Shipley scored three goals in the third as Church Street pulled ahead before Boonsboro rallied late. next they visit Mt. Aly next Tuesday at 8:30.
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Church = Street Independents
Vcolume
Boonsboro CCC
Dame
Church Street School
Strom
Church Street
Rane
Dorsey Shipley
Condee
Mt Alyy
Fle
Hoonaborn
Sprathe
Miller
Coyle
Hammond
Chewsworth, &. Co
Indepenitenta
G. Or
Derr
Antodes
Parkway League Giants edge Indians for second straight setback
In Parkway School Basketball League play the Giants beat the Indians 10 10 in a rough Wednesday afternoon contest Crown led scorers with a big night while the Indians struggled to conter. The game marked a continuing slide for the Tribe after an early 20 point first quarter lead.
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Indians
Giants
Crown
Tribe
Bowling League Results Highlight Mixed Scores Across Clubs
Yesterday's results from multiple bowling leagues show varied outcomes with teams like Wildcats, Acme, and Mateh posting wins in the K of P league while independent and grocery leagues report close tries. Notable scores include Mercer and Tucker's performances in miscellaneous matches with Baker's and Farmers also grabbing victories.
Maryland Boxer Lanny Jacques Promised Match at College Park
A feature profiles Lanny Jacques, Maryland Terrapins boxing hopeful, highlighting his Catoctin Mountain lineage from Lancelot Jacques to the Jacques clan. The piece traces family history, home at Catoctin Manor near Ashing Lodge, and introduces siblings as boxing prospects under coach Heinie Miller.
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College Park
Maryland
North Carolina University
Tar Heels
Lanny Jacques
Lanny
Lancelot Jacques
Frederick County
Catoctin Mountain
Lancelotti
Boxer
Wurm
Curly Byrd
Lanny Vi
Jacques
Monocacy
Catoctin Furnace
George Washington
Catoctins
Old Manor
Catoctin Manor
Larry Richey
Hoover
Washington Correspondents Corps
Dorothy Jane
Mary Louise
Lancelot 1
Lancelot VI
Heinie Miller
Denton Jacques
Sam Jacques
Julia
Edgar
Richard
Susan
Anne
Nancy
Jacques Affspring
Belog Maryland
Cce Boxing Bouts Set For Friday Night at Bernies Arena
Friday boxing at Bernies Arena features CCC crews led by Ray Cox vs Jon Peatetna in the main event. Cox, famed for 160 fights and a recent loss to Glenn Drake, aims to rebound against Peatetna in a 140 pound match. Other bouts include Fox substituting for Fishing Creels and Witels vs McSweeny, with several locals making appearances.
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Ray Cox
Thaltimorean
Glenn Drake
Wastinston
Golden Glover
Jon Peatetna
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bernie's
CCC
Fishing
Creel
Boon Bore
Byu
Cox
Drake
Marrone
Peatetna
Ida-Pounder
Boonsborg
Fox
Renmlletigal
Albert Vonehurns
Hoonsboro
Croapia
Wile
Stanley Witeh
Boonsboro
Froncis McSweeny
Finling Creek
Witels
Johnny Drake
Washington
Ed Sinkar
Fishing Creek
Albert Watson
Local Boutcard Draws Crowds in Boonsboro
In Boonsboro a feature bout opens the show with Albert Russell of Fishing Creek facing George Miller of Hoonsborn. The card includes Tough matchups with Morus Avery and Jack Stock, and Henry Malues of Fishing Creek versus Jack Sruynia of Boonboro. A revised admission fee lower than earlier stated will help cover expenses.
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Boonsboro
Albert Russell
Fishing Creek
George Miller
Hoonsborn
Morus Avery
Jack Stock
Hoonboro
Henry Malues
Jack Sruynia
Boonboro
Postseason Soccer Series Dropped Between Thurmont and Widlerwie
Inclement weather forced the postponement of a planned post season soccer series between Thurmont and Widlerwie. Terms could not be agreed, negotiations were dropped, and the clubs may not continue. Walkersville finished undefeated but tied twice. Middletown holds second half, with Williamsport Wildcats meeting Williams on Sunday.
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Widlerwie
Pens
Sce
Cer
Williams[Sins Wildcats
Williamsport
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