Quintets Stage Court Thriller at State Armory
In a tight professional basketball clash the Gettysburg Fleet Wings edged the Coca Cola Reds 30 to 28 at the State Armory as Ivan Hitzmiller entered late and tipped in the decisive basket with two minutes left. The game featured seven lead changes and rough play, with both teams committing numerous errors but delivering a gripping finish. The second game of the series is set for Friday night, while a preliminary pickup game saw the YMC Bears win 20 to 15.
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Fadeo
Kansas Tornadoes
Gettysburg Fleet Wings
Coca-Cola Reds
State Armory
Ivan Hitzmiller
Gettysburg College Quint
Kitzmiller
Fleet- Wings
Fleet-Wings
Coca-Colas
Wings
Ralph Bennie
Cal Heller
Heller
Bennie
Reds
Bozie” Berger
Jim Connolly
Jim Councilor
Duke University
Fleet Wings
Joe Croson
Red Roberts
Hugh Hoke
Lou Reilly
Croson
Connolly
Art Zahn
George Washington WI
Reilly
Gettysburg
Moon” Evans
Beller
Zann
Ralph Rennie
Coca- Colas
Dracha
Quints
M. Cc. A. Bears
Bears
Boney Hartman
Local Five Tops West Virginia Deaf In Strong Second Half
The Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated the West Virginia State School for the Deaf 41 to 18 at Litentee court. Enidson and Hudson led the attack with Hudson scoring 22 points as the local Mutes pulled away after a tight first half.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Litentee Court
Jim McVernon
Dribblers
Enidson
Maryland State School
Frederick Terrors
Silentee Gymnasium
Mutes
F. Tp Alexander
F Murray
Esworth
Staley
Gi Brachey
A. F
Spath
F Ih Kelly
F. Myerovicz
C. Blumenthal
Ff. Singer
Norford
Tinner—Sakowski
Downes
M S D Juniors Win to Broadcast
Mrs Ruth Dixon Thomas of Elm Street will broadcast solos from Singerstown on Sunday afternoon at 30 o'clock. Thomas has previously broadcast locally and plans to air several pieces.
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Ruth Dixon Thomas
Elm Street
Singerstown
Baseball moguls to convene here in Blue Ridge talks
About 30 baseball men and sports writers meet at Hotel Frederick Sunday to decide whether the Blue Ridge League reenters organized baseball or remains amateur. Delegations from Martinsburg Frederick Chambersburg Hagerstown and others attend with leaders like J Vincent Jamison Jr Lewis H Thompson Hugh Shipper Jr and Joe F Carr assisting. A second item reports a $63 158 43 judgment entered Friday against Emory L Coblentz president of Central Trust Company of Maryland in favor of Feopies Liquidating Corporation.
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Hotel Frederick
Little Mountain
Winchester
Hagerstown
J. Vincent Jamison
Jamison
Martinsburg
Lewis H. Thompson
Hugh Shipper, Jr
Chambersburg
Tom Zullinger
Pennsylvania Clu
Frederick Wll
Charles Segaloit
Ira J. McCurdy
E. B. Shipley
Herman Gubisch
Warren Taylor
Edward M. Akers
Ray Gardner
Carleton Molesworth
Pittsburgh Pirate
Joe F. Carr
Columbus
Ohio
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Frederick
Joe Cambria
Albany Senators
Kenneth G. Porter
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Queen City
New York Yankees
Hanover
Littlestown
Shippensburg
Court House
Emory L. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Feopies Liquidating Corporation
Squeeze On Both Sides
Secretary William McKennney outlines a bridge squeeze example featuring New York star Ralph Hirshberg. In a rubber game Hirshberg faces a six head contract and explains a successful squeeze on spades and clubs, regardless of North or South holding four spades. The hand narration covers back of clubs opening, diamond ace capture, and East’s psychic cue bid.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Ralph Hirshberg
New York City
Hirshberg
Tront
North
South
Noth
Jie
East
Contract Problem in Hearts Endplay and Squeeze
In a bridge problem South holds all hearts and finesses poorly, losing to the king. The solution shows a sequence: trumping diamonds with hearts, ruffing with hearts, and a squeeze that yields North’s last trump and a heart queen. South’s correct line prevents East from taking a heart trick and leads to success after the final squeeze.
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South
West
East
Costly Spring Training for Indians Reveals Season Expenditures
A Cleveland Indians report itemizes spring training costs totaling 15,000 per season. Groundkeeper 500, hotel and meals 10,000, railroad 3,000, equipment 500, baseballs and bats 1,000, executives 1,500, medical 500, transit 300, umpires 750. Also notes boxing and boxing-related notes and various player movements across teams and leagues.
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Cleveland Indians
West Coast
Potato advisory panel backs basic commodity plan for pota toes
A 16 state potato advisory committee urged the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to draft a tentative bill for a national program designating potatoes as a basic commodity. The plan envisions parity pricing, state allotments, a 0.5 cent per pound tax on non exempt potatoes, closed packaging, and a referendum after one year.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Adjustment Administration
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Court News Marriage Licenses for Emmitsburg pair
Join A Hahn age 21 and Rule K Eyler age 18 both of Emmitsburg. Charles A Nicesarper age 28 and Denta L Moellwee age 28 both of Rockville. Property Deeded William E Freeze et al to Frank V Swearingen and wife county $10. Revocation of Power of Attorney New York Casualty Co to Edward Gardner. Baxter Tenn awakened at 6 each morning by bugle calls for 10 years Chas Hughes climbs a 20 foot pole to sound his bugle.
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A. Hahn
Rule K. Eyler
Emmitsburg
Charles A. Nicesarper
Denta L. Moellwee
Botth
Rockville
Wiliam E. Freeze
Frank V. Swearingen
New York Casualty Company
Edward QO. Gardner
Baxter
Tenn
Chas. Hughes
Baker's Bowling League Second Half: Lions Beat Barbers
In yesterday's Baker's Bowling League second half action the Lions defeated the Barbers in a close matchup, delivering a win for the Lions and extending their standing in the league.
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Baker’s Bowling League
Lions
Barbers
Yale coach prospects echo 1933 hero Ducky Pond
One year ago today Ducky Pond, Yale football star of 1933, was mentioned as a potential successor to Reggie Root as Yale’s head football coach. Five years ago Black Dot Stable's Star o' Morn won the Jack L. Dempsey Memorial Handicap before 26,000 spectators.
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Ducky Pond
Yale
Reggie Root
The
Blue
Black Dot Stable
Star O’ Morn
Jack L. Dempsey
First Sunday Racing Program in New Orleans
Ten years ago the National Boxing Association suspended Johnny Dundee, former featherweight champion, for not fighting Fred Bretonnel. The Great Rift of Africa spans about 6,000 miles, the world’s largest valley.
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New Orleans
Tetay
National Boxing Association of America
International Boxing Union
Johnny Dundee
Fred Bretonnel
Great Rift of
Africa
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Pies
Frederick and
Ramsourg
Ogle
Jeffersonian Cubs
Gary Bowers
Ft Baer
Harne
C Crummitt
Perguson
Chanon
Salter
Gare
Teddy Yarooszz
Cham
Ginia State
Douglass
L. Griffith
M.S. D
Blue Ridge League
Deale
South West
Val
North Pass Pass Pass
Asad Watis
AGS
Tloweser
Heals
Declarer
Jimmy
Bearclaws Chewicki
Rassler
Indianapolis
Memphis
John Pesek
Sons of
Ireland
Jimmy McLarnin
Notre Dame
Joe Sullivan
Jack Doyle
Emerald Isle
Daniel O'Mahoney
Mick
Doyle
England
O'Mahoney
Rudy Dusek
White Sox
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Harvard
Dale Alexander
Tigers
Red Sox
Kansas City
Wayne Osborne
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Missions
AAA
Court News
Rhoades
Houck
E. Shipley
R. Shipley
Hudson
Goldenberg
Sliger
Strine
E. Fleming
Raet
Ww. L. Pet. Gittinger’s Grocery
Lions Club
DeMolay Alummnt Farmers
Glade Valley Bakery
Union Mig. Co
Parmers’ Co-Op
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
PFT
Hillside Coal CO
Fredericktown
Seiberling
Globe
Melvin M. Engle
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
P. R
Irvin Paul
Indiana
Harry Cohen
Missouri
Haines’ Stock Market
Frederick, Maryland
Tudor
Ford
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Frederick Motor Co
West Patrick St
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