Whirlwinds Meet Riflemen in Virginia Clash This Week
The Whirlwinds travel to Washington to face Cresap's Rifles in a key Virginia matchup with both teams seeking a win. The Rifles, led by Buller and Shiptey, aim to avenge an earlier loss to the locals as the Lions Club Five also tests their mettle.
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Cresapas Rifles
Bond
W.triwinds
Yarbee Grove
Jake Creed
Tesme
Wade Atle
Refeat Lions Club
Lions Club Five
Wincheater
Virginia
Shiptey
Blayerg
Virginians
Mareineburg
Berryville
Front Royals
Staunton
Cresap’s
Motediy Leads Y League Scorers in First Half
James Motediy of the Oldsmobile quint tops the Y League for the first half with 64 points from 44 field goals and 8 free throws. Donnan trails closely with 25 points for the Star team, and Charles Troxell of the Studebakers has 94 points, among the top scorers in the season.
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James Motediy
Y. Mo
Donnan
Charles Troxell
Studebakers
Global Amateur Sports and Tournaments Update
Races and meetings continue in New Orleans Havana and Tangana. National amateur class A18.1 keepsake opens in New York Tennis Canadian indoor championship starts in Montreal. Anson Lake Worth golf opens in Palm Beach Florida. Artists and Writers title contested at Palm Beach. Boxing features Godfrey vs Hansen 19 rounds in Philadelphia Burke vs Striff in Miami 10 rounds. ReSport racing updates and terrier pursuits noted.
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New Orleans
Havana
T Jnana
C.aas
New York
Montreal
Palm Beach
Fla
Palm
Bexing
Georss Godfrey
K Hansen
Philadelph
Martin Burke
Young Striff Younds
Wilbur’s naval plan would boost U S to world class ship power
Secretary Wilbur advocates a four class construction program including battleships cruisers submarines aircraft carriers and destroyers. The plan aims to close gaps with Britain by building nine large destroyers and accelerating cruiser production to achieve a first class navy. With $800 million in ships the United States would rival or surpass other fleets.
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U. S. Navy
NEA Ser
Warnaron Jay B
Naval
Sears
Br Fei
Great Britain
Wilbiuys
Ing
United States
England
Crimera
United States Navy
Amer
Britain
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Y M C A league ties as three teams share top spot
In morning gym games the Nashes defeat the Buicks 26 11 while the Oldsmobiles topple the Studebakers. Beail and Nusz lead the Nashes attack, Tater Doub scores nearly all his team's points, and Griller stars for the Studebaker Oldsmobile clash. Keyser McKenzie and Ole shine for Olds. Troxel and Tea carry the losers’ scoring load.
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Fords
Nashes
Oldsmobiles
Y. M. C. A. Buckers
Buicks
Te Olsmobiles
Studebakers
Beail
Xnusz
Ogainer
Dukas
Tater
Doub
Siudebaker-Oldsmobile
Silent Five Falls as Hagerstown High Faces Tough Plate Defense
A Maryland school report notes Hagerstown High's defensive effort during a game against Silent Five, with unfamiliar OCR fragments claiming the team struggled against a strong plate defense. The Frederick newspaper notes managerial candidate interest and that no action will occur until the Wednesday meeting to discuss applications for the job.
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Frederick Chim
Foe Neptune
Sinr Shortelup
Navy movement labeled madness by Senate aid
A chaotic naval shift is described as madness by an aide to the Senate. The aide notes weeks of debate and a secretary Wilbur preparing a statement for Sunday addressing whether to proceed with the plan. Efforts to calm the timeline continue amid criticism.
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Tae Lascat
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Englang
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Nash
Oldamobile
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Noely
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Assails Hughes
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