DeMolay Outlasts Company A in Overtime Thriller
In the City Basketball League overtime, DeMolay defeated Company A 34 to 22 at the State Armory. The game tied 22-22 at regulation, with DeMolay pulling away in the extra period as Company A failed to score. Staley and Hessler led early, while Michael and Haller stood out in later moments.
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City Basketball League
State Armory
Company A
Haller
Michael
Eddie Nagle
Staley
Tiine
F. T. Hessler
Bartgis
oCrummitt
Bruchey
Frederick Basketball League Yesterday's Results
DeMolay defeated Company A 34 to 22 in Frederick League action. Other games were postponed with Damascus vs Blue Ridge Lines and Celtics vs Middletown scheduled for Tuesday.
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Company A
Damascus
Blue Ridge Lines
Celtics
Middletown
Blue Ridge
Shipley’s Celtics
Teufel Club
Cresap's Rifles
Major League Openers Set for April 16 1933 Season
Opening games for both leagues announced by Ford Frick and Will Herridge. Detroit hosts Chicago White Sox while St Louis Cardinals start road trip at Chicago. Other NL games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. AL features Red Sox at Yankees Indians at Browns Athletics at Senators.
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New York
Navin Field
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ford C. Frick
Will Herridge
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Recreation League and Pro Sports Buzz From 1935
The column surveys bowling stars Otto Stein and the American Bowling Congress tourney with 7000 potential competitors in Syracuse. It notes Teddy Yarosz’s violin practice during knee rehab and Casey Stengel banking on Bob Logan for Brooklyn. Also mentions Stan Krostka potential Pirates move and Freddy Miller’s Europe fame, plus Doc Legett’s dental work and Texas League 1935 schedule of 161 games as business trends rise.
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Otto Stein
St. Loui
Syracuse
Teddy Yarosz
Babe Risko
Casey Stengel
Bob Logan
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Stan Krostka
Minnesota
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Lee
Alabama
Pirates
Freddy Miller
Europe
Doc Legett
Boston Red Sox
Pioneer
Ohio
Bakers Bowling League Second Half Results
Yesterday Gittings defeated Farmers Co-Op in Baker's Bowling League action. Tonight features Chevrolets vs Farmers with Friday's schedule Lions against Barbers. Brief note warns one bad brake shoe causes excessive wear on the others.
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Gittinger
Farmers Co-Op
Blue Ridge League Plans Up Sunday Meeting Set
The Blue Ridge League schedules a Sunday meeting at Hotel Frederick with league officials and sports writers to decide if the circuit will re enter organized baseball in 1935. Key topics include potential sponsors for Frederick and questions about Hagerstown and Martinsburg backers.
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Blue Ridge
Frederick
Joe F. Carr
Columbus
Ohio
National Association of Professions Baseball Leagues
Charles D Ehrhart
Winchester
Virginia City
Hhrhart
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Four-Club Early Baseball League May Add Members
Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees discussed with the four club league how to proceed. J Vincent Jamison of Hagerstown will attend the caucus and talk may focus on remarks by Mr. Carr. A chicken dinner precedes the business session with league officials and sports writers as guests of Frederick club directors. Dinner at 1 p.m. News advertising pays big dividends. Invest in it.
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Ehrhart
Frank Colley
Hagerstown
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Colley
Collings
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frederick
Billy Evans
Indians
Ira J. McCurdy
Pittsburgh
Carlton Molesworth
Martinsburg
Blue Sox
Chambersburg
Tom Zullinger
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Jamison
J. Vincent Jamison
Old Blue Ridge League
Carr
Frederick Club
Five Years Ago Today Prit Carnera Knocked Out Big Boy
In the Bronx a note recalls Prit Carnera's first round KO of Big Boy Peta son at Madison Square Garden. A separate line marks ten years since William Tilden I topped American amateur tennis rankings for the fifth straight year.
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Bronx
Prit Carnera
Big Boy Petason
Madis Square Garden
William Tilden
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MacKenzie Kline
P Brightwell
Baker’s Bowling League
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Kline's Auto Supply
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James E. Doll
South Market St
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