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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1936
Page
7
Philadelphia team Sphas 10 scheduled to play this Friday. The article notes American night and 90 percent passes, with players including WAL Wolfe and "PR Boorms" tied to the game. Admission in advance set at 15 cents. regular price later.
Captains adopted four refute rules to guide play through the second half of the Recreation Bowling Impacus at a retreat held at the Kool Baileys Friday night. The second on Monday, first and awaiting forthcoming commences.
Local notice announces an eight fifty start in Hagerstown for a basketball game. The Woodmen of the World team by the initials W. O. W. are set to play, with Merce James mentioned as a participant.
Frederick High opened with a 31-28 win over Brunsaich as Middiewan High upset the Mercos 40-54. Lamb intercepted a pass late in the second half to spark Frederick’s late surge. The preliminary ads praised Middletoan for rebounding, while Boonsboro High fell 37-23 in the Marcos contest.
The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company hosts the third boxing card Friday at Firemen's Hall, featuring a 27 round series under San Atlante Amateur Association supervision. Out-of-town fighters from the Ritz Club, Baltimore clash with local boxers including Scotty and Robi McGir in bouts leading to semifinal potentials.
The Johns Hoy team ends its drought by beating the Jaxs 42 to 38 after an overtime period.Uvanni of Western Maryland led scoring with seven field goals and three fouls as both teams were tied 4 4 at end of regular play. The story notes a schedule shift from Gdynia Poland to Gdynia Argentina involving the 5.5 Pulaski between Gdynia and New York.
The Marhind State School basketball team fought hard in a close game against Byck High, overcoming a 11-4 first quarter deficit to lead 17-13 at halftime. A late fourth-quarter spurt featured a winning field goal by Lee Hudson in the final 15 seconds, with Littlestone converting a foul shot at 43 seconds to seal a by margin.
Frederice and Martinsburg outline plans for an all-courge basketball game next month set for February 13 on the Maryland West Virginia border. Marshall coach Sleepy Glenn signals changes after years of uneven results on the onside track, while local figures discuss the event and regional sports shifts.
Harney Ramey and Jean Wantz hosted Mrs Elmer Shila and Mrs George Clayboush. Mr and Mrs EO Wallt traveled to Hanover Pa for a business trip. Mrs Truman Tambet and daughters Catherine and Dolly Lee spent time with Rosa in Baltimore. Mrs Emanuel Wolff Hassling Pa. welcomed Rev Wl Sul wife and family. Mrs Rebre Renecker hosted friends from Fork Pa over the weekend. Mrs James Wely left after a 6 week visit with son Furl and family in Uniontown Meo. Mr and Mrs Harry Mort of Gettysburg Pa visited Daly Mort’s family. Mrs Amiress Felona and brother Charles Beat warmed relations at Graham home. Emmaitsburg school news noted Huckarth vs old rant.
Yesterday's results show Farmers two and Garber's one. Monday games include Ford versus A and P. Wednesday features Barbers against DeMolay Alumni. Thursday schedules Garber's versus Lions. Friday pits ers against Glade Valley.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered team names and garbled text about industrial league games including Mondaz Wasn Limes against Blue Eagles and Bakers against Ox Fiore. The rest reads as misread slogans and unrelated inserts with references to Hitler and 1918 revolt.
The Frederick Hustlers baseball club plans a Martinsburg West Virginia meeting Sunday to push revival of the amateur Blue Ridge League after its end in 1934. A delegation led by business manager Edward Akers will attend with open minds. Another meeting will report results and discuss continuing independent play for 1936.
Emmitsburg High School routed Blue Ridge College of New Windsor 39 to 9 Friday night in Emmitsburg. The Blue Ridge team, aiming for the county title, fell behind early as Emmitsburg built a wide lead and limited the opposition to 9 points. The game featured a strong Emmitsburg defense and a dominant second half, with scoring by Hoke, Roze, Sharb, Maynard, Mondorff and others. Referee Cadie, umpire Zimmerman, scorer Bollinger, and timer Jones were listed.
St Thomas College Dasketvall beat Mount St Marys 41 to 19 as reserves entered with the lead 41 to 13 after a dominant first half. The win marks St Thomas’s fourth straight victory in seven starts this season.
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