Mount St Mary's College Team to Play in Frederick City
Mount St Marys College basketball stars, led by guard Booty Hemer, prepare for a key clash with Mount St. Marys Prep in the Silentee gym. Manager Paxton secures Walter Elkins to coach and Jack Smith plans to join shortly after treatment in Baltimore. Matches include Frederick DeMmisbay Woodside A. C. at Frederick High and Maryland State Erhost events, signaling a busy local cage week.
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Forts Triumph in Y Junior Basketball Loop Showdown
Forts edged opponents 78 to 2 as Donnan and Se stared for an win. Lenawee area teams competed with strong defense and tight scoring, while Cael highlighted key plays in a rugged junior loop game.
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Haske
Walkersville Bowlers Triumph Over U S Post Office Five
The Walkersville bowling team defeated the U S Post Office five by a wide margin Monday night. Pites led Hustler scoring with 46 pins across three games including a 173 game. Pluctinger Cramer Zimmerman also posted solid scores for Walkersville. Whitey Lippe led the government employees with 43 plus.
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Bowling League Meeting Sets Final Lap Prizes
Fred Erik Cy Bowling League officials met at the YMCA to plan the final lap of the season starting Tuesday night. President Jack Hart announced prize money totals with winning team $18 second $32 third $10. Seat prices up $2 from last year. High game award $2.50, high average $6, best combined average $3, high total for three games $2. Players must participate in 42 games to be eligible and may win only one prize. No new players after this week without majority vote. roster changes end Friday night unless approved.
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Mirile
Mickey Kelliher Leaves Chambersburg for New York Maroons
Mickey Kelliher, famed manager of the Chambersburg Aia Toons, is dismissed by new Maroons owners the New York Yankees. He leaves with a record of turning struggling clubs into pennant contenders, notably steering Chambersburg to strong 1927 and 1928 showings though league finals eluded them. The piece notes his iron-fisted leadership and controversial tactics, and mentions other local sports figures and anecdotes from Emmitsburg to Martinsburg.
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Chambersburg Aia~Toons
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Martinsburg
Washingtonian
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Mickey Kelli
Cutting Techniques in Basketball Training at Pitt
A coaching note from H C Carlton at the University of Pittsburgh outlines cutting as a key basketball skill. It emphasizes timing the break, receiving passes, and maintaining position to outmaneuver defenders. Practice suggestions include home drills, chair visualization, chasing dogs, and pivot sequences to perfect cuts and protect the passer.
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H.C. Carlton
University of Pittabergh
Wrigley and Cubs linked to farm system in Class D talk
In a tale of player trading and farm scouting, Wrigley, owner of the Chicago Cubs, is urged to fund a Class D league venture. Hack Wilson backs spreading talent, citing stars moved to majors from small circuits. Talks include potential four clubs with farms and the fate of Martinsburg and Hagerstown as future farm sites.
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Rieg
Wrigtey
Tod
Lefty Groves
Athletics
Larry Sherdel
St. Louis
Shimmy Dykes
Clyde Barmhart
Pirates
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Lou Blue
St. Lou's Browns
Johnny Neun
Detroit
Denar Sotherom
Phillies
Maryland Guard unit wins first round of state rifle meet in Hagerstown
Compan y A of Frederick finished second with 580 points, Band Section 571, Headquarters Company 365, Company B 542. Dudrow of the Band Section led scoring with 120 of 125, while Moore of Company A posted 119. Other top scorers include Rinehart and Butler with 118. State rifle tourney runs by Maryland National Guard units across the eastern and western shores, with champions to meet in Baltimore. A next match is planned for this city.
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Hagerstown
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Ithe
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Eutler
Cooper
Frederick Uatts
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Boxing Promoter Talks Cards and Fading Stars in a Cheap Show
The article recounts promoter Mat Miskie planning a low-cost boxing card with few big names and notes on fading fighters Carl Tremaine and Johnny Dundee. It describes Tremaine’s rise and retirement, Dundee’s wealth decline after boxing, and similar fates of other fighters, plus brief notes on Mickey Cochrane, Connie Mack, and William Carey.
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Minkie
Alwes
Carl Treevis
Carl Tremaine
Maryland Girls Basketball Quint Tournament Opens
The second annual state girls tournament under the Playground Athletic League is now open with entry blanks sent to county high schools. Eight to fifteen schools including Clarksville Brimswick Cumberland Catonsville Dickinson Beall Frostburg Damascus Sparrows Point Towson Franklin Bethesda Chevy Chase and Allegany are entered. Marie Parker of the P A L state league directs the event with approval from Samuel M. North and E Cierce Fertaine supervising high schools.
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Playground Athletic League
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