MacPhail Returns to Lead Brooklyn Reds Front Office
Le land Stanford MacPhail resumes power as Reds general manager with a three year, $20 000 annual deal after steering Columbus and Cincinnati to black finances. He backs bold moves, a Brooklyn farm system, and aims to revitalize interest as night games and big stunts reinvigorate the club and its rivals.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Leland Stanford MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Sill
National League
MacPhail
Flatbush
Larry
Columbus
Cincinnati
Rickey and St. Louis Cardinal
Powel Crosley, Jr
Heaven
van Lingle Mungo
Buddy Hassett
Mungo
Dodgers
Catholic U Boxers Edge Terrors 5-3 Clash
Catholic University defeated Western Maryland 5-3 in a boxing dual in Washington. Key moments: Leo Kasalinas kayoed Joe OLeai in 2nd round, Tony Orienzi stopped Jay Turner, Davey Bernstein won 113, Tex Guinan edged Louis Norris, and Fred Mix plus Sally Greco earned TKOs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Maryland College
Catholic University
Joe Oleai
Terror Squad
Cardinals
Leo Kasalinas
Oleai
Tony Orienzi
Western Maryland
Jay Turner
Catholic
Davey Bernstein
Odelsteen
Tex Guinan
Louis Norris
The
Terrors
Harold Martin
Rene Benitez
Bill Bender
Fred Mix
Sally Greco
Cardinal Battier
Frank Shipley
Fred Stant
Harold Hansen
Mount St. Marys Falls To St Thomas In Scranton
Mount St Marys College saw its five game winning streak end as St Thomas College dominated in Scranton Pennsylvania. The Tommies opened a 14-0 run after a scoreless first six minutes and led 20-7 at halftime, defeating the Mountaineers 35-17. The Mounts focus on Maryland Collegiate League play and a key showdown with Washington College as St Johns Annapolis looms in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Loyola College
Mountaineers
St. Thomas College
Scranton
Joe McCormick
Maryland
Washington College
Emmitsburg
Loyola
Chestertown
St. John’s
Annapolis
Johnnies
Tommies
St. Thomas
Mountaineer
Terrors To Get New Basketball Coach
Westminster January 23 Western Maryland College will hire a new basketball coach after February first Bruce Ferguson will take a leave of absence to finish a physical education degree at Columbia University He has spent summers at Columbia and will also assist in baseball and track Candidates include Cliff Lathrop James Bull Draper and Louis Lassahn with final decision by Dr Fred G Holloway president
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Bruce Ferguson
iTerror
Charlie Havens
Columbia University
Ferguson
Western Maryland
Columbia
Fred G. Holloway
Cliff Lathrop
James
Bull) Draper
Louis Lassahn
Keller to Quit Basketball for Baseballcareer
Keller from Middletown reportedly retires from indoor basketball after a Baltimore meeting with Johnny Neun Bears manager. He will focus on baseball with Dorsey Marketeers, valued for potential big league salaries, as scouts note his right field power and left handed swing.
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Keller
Middletown
Sporting News
Newark
Dorsey
Baltimore
Johnny Neun
Bears
Neun
Maryland
Charley
Nean
Johnny
Foxx
Klein
Yankee
Ruth
Maryland Deaf School Tops Southern High 35 to 32 in Baltimore
The Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated Southern High School of Baltimore 35 to 32 at Loyola College gym Friday. Hudson led with 15 points on seven baskets and a foul, Rothstein added 11, while Stewart led Baltimore with 14. The game drew 1500 fans as both teams showed strong offense and steady passing.
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Maryland State School For Deaf
Southern High School Quint
Baltimore
Loyola College
Hudson
Rothstein
Maryland
Stewart
Baltimore Lads
Glebas
Garanshas
Weil
Maryland School
Spaih
J Rothstein
VanSandt
M. Lawrence
DeCesare
Scor
C. Knowles
J. Robinson
Buckingham School
Poolesville High School
Buckerstown
Luda
Igh
J. McDevitt
R. Stambaugh
Garage
TF & F. Tp. Cheese Dept
Ula
Hostambaugo
Stambaugh
Office
Wachter
Jenkins
Cheese Dept
Nundebrand
Clemson
J McDevitt
Anderson
Engle
Senor
Carter
Shepley
Oden
Foolesville
I Stone
F $ Tompson
Ft Wastler
Zimmerman
Cubs
Feteeey Hildebrand
Ay Bourne
Gray
Whitlow
Timer—Lemmon
Bragan
College and Military Teams Face Wide-Spread Basketball Results
A long list shows multiple college, university, and military academy teams posting scores across basketball, fencing, swimming, wrestling, and track. Notable results include Navy over Baltimore Poly 57 37, Loyola Baltimore 38 63, Army 51 46, Michigan State 24 over Marquetts 41, and Georgetown 23 over Penn State 42 with numerous other tallies.
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Navy
Western Maryland
Washington College
Loyola Baltimore
Baltimore U
Gallaudet
Frostburg
Fairmont CW
Baltimore Poly
Shepherd College
Southeastern
Penn State
Georgetown
Sidgewater
Wilson
Army
Amherst
Fordham Fresh
Army Press
Cornell
Yale
Darthmouth
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Butler
Long Feland
Duquesne
Eton
High Point
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Georgia
Chattanooga
Davis-Elkins
St. Vir
Marshall Ti
West
Ginia Wesleyan
Ohio State
Illinois
Northwestern
Michigan
St. Joseph
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Virgnia Polytechnic Institute
William and Mary
Virginia Military Institute
Chicago
Ohio Wesleyan
Carnegie ‘Ech
Dartmouth
Princeton
Villanova
Swarthmore
Tome
Lawrenceville
Temple
Lafayette
Yale Frosh
Gilman
Washington and Lee Frosh
Woodperry Forest
Iowa State
Minnesota
Princeton Frosh
Mamaronek High
Redskins Beat Bears in Muddy Dallas Clash
Slinging Sam Baugh and George Smith led the Washington Redskins to a 13 to 0 victory over the Chicago Bears in Dallas. Rain soaked the stadium as 4500 fans watched a stale reenactment of a recent championship meeting.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Baugh
George Smith
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Chiago
Baugh
Redskins
Wayne Millner
Chicago
YMCA A League Saturday Results
Plymouth defeated Chrysler 23 to 20 while Chevrolet beat Rep 27 to 22 in YMCA A League play on Saturday with teams posting notable scores.
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Plymouth
Chrysler
Chevrolet
Y. M. Cal
Chevrolets
Fords
Chryslers
Oldsmobiles
Plymouths
Stoves
G. Tp. Elaworthy
It Martz
J. . Staley
C. Oden
C. J. Gilbert
Jacobson
Smith
Ford
Fisher
Ewing
D. Shipley
Platersig Il
Hendrickson
Office iv
Teple
Buffers
Tp Gannon
J. Buffers
D. Rothenhoefer
R. Lahn
I Dutrow
R. Rothenhoefer
Bussard
H. Blank
Ans Ae
Abrecht F. Id
R. Kennedy
Baumgardner c
Harbaugh
Karns
G. . C. Gannon
Falc
T. Leicherz
Gor Arders
VanFossen
Wolf
Quinn
Drenburg
Ann
Lewis
Hankey i Kimmel
Harper
McLaren
L. Pet
Troxetl
Saat
Chevrolet Ford
Oldsmobile
C. Boone
Dodge
Varcoe
Reo
G. Boone
Buick
Colliflower
Weeklong Sports Calendar For Local Fans
The weekly schedule lists basketball and related games from Monday to Saturday across multiple venues. Notable matchups include Maryland teams facing Wake Forest and Duke, Navy hosting Western Maryland and Penn State, Georgetown versus Syracuse in New York, and several school and college showdowns at venues in Annapolis Silver Spring and Towson among others.
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Navy
Annapolis
Maryland
Virginia
Charlottesville
Vaz
Catholic U
Western Maryland
Washington
D. C
Staunton Miliary Academy
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Maryland School For
West Virginia School For the Deaf
Blue Ridge College
Elizabethtown College
New Windsor
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N.C
Rockville High School
Montgomery Blair High School
Silver Spring
Maryland School
Baltimore Deaf
Duke
Durham
N. C
American University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Washington and Jefferson
the Navy
Baltimore U
Washington College
Chestertown
Georgetown
Syracuse
N.Y
Everedy Bowling League Friday Results
Friday games showed Platers defeating Buffers 2 to 1 and Manufacturers beating Office 2 to 1. Key matchups included Platers versus Buffers and Manufacturers against Office.
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Everedy Bowling League
Juniors Win Defeating St John's In Frederick Clash
Frederick High School juniors beat St John's High School juniors 44 to 40 at the Johnnies' gym. C Kemp Gardner Kennedy and Rice led scoring. In bowling, Farmers and Mechanics National Bank defeated Peoples Drug Stores. Staley had a 191 in the third game and Radcliff totaled 221 across three games.
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F. H
Frederick High School
St. John’s High School
Johnnies
St. John's
C. Kemp
Gardner
R. Kennedy
S. Rice
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Peoples Drug Stores
Staley
Bank
Radcliff
St. John’s Irs
G. R. Kennedy
Bi Gardner
W. Baer
M. Smith
R. Smith
W. March
W. Staley
Farmers and Mechanics
W. Kennedy, & National Bank
T. Baumgardner
Nicklas
Lescalbeet
Au Harrington
Frederick High Jrs
P Radcliff
Rice
H. Gilbert
Peoples Drug Store
Mercer
C. K
Geisbert
H. Hoke, & Scott
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Crare
F. Tr
Dickman
Barkaustas
Harte
F . Laskowitz
Clark
Karlonas
Coleman
Ghigarrilli
Morhan
Ste Stave
Mt. St. Mary's College
Apichella
Petrini
Kennedy
Savage
I Rokie
G . Karpinski
Neus
Southern
Bess
Court
Jim Braddock
Tommy Farr
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Braddock
St Thomas
Mt St. Mary's
Southern High
Washington and Lee
Marquetts
Michigan State
Randolph Macon Academy
Handley High
St. Albans
Williamson
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Beaver
Colgate
Union
Williams
McGill
Harpers Ferry High
Bunker Hill High
Woodberry Forest
Staunton Military Academy
Sherwood High
Sandy Springs Athlete Association
Cornnell
Cornell Fresh
Elmira ¥. M.ca
Detroit
Seton Hall
Western Reserve
Army J. V
Yale J. V
Track
Northeastern
Bates
Hockey
Toronto
Boston College
Middlebury
Sarnia
Ontario
Baugh and Smith
Fotals
St John’s
Buckingham
Poolesville
Chestnut Farms Dairy League
Buyin
Hamilton
Angelo
Stieff
Stieff Sterling
Doll’s Jewelry Store
UTH Market Street
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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