Mount St. Marys basketball squad features local talent
Mount St. Marys unveils its basketball roster with players from Pennsylvania and Delaware. Notable names include 21 year old forward Rysvavage of Pirmouh. guard Hemler, 19, from St. Marys. and center McCall, 21, of Wilmington. The lineups list heights from five ten to six two and weights from 165 to 193 pounds.
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Gward Rysvavage
Rysvavage
Pirmouh
Mount St. Mars
Maryland
Warren
Hemler
Hetler
St. Mary's
McSherrystown
Jerome Connell
Connell
Ward
Wilmington
Del
Salesiandum Prep
Mountaineer
Junior Basketball Loop Yesterday's Denbury Player Details
In yesterday's Junior Basketball Loop results the Studebakers beat the Oldsmobiles 6 to 14. The article profiles two players: a guard turned center at Denbury by Coach Malloy, 18 years old, 6'1" and 168 pounds, Thomas Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh hails from Poughkeepsie, N Y, starred at Poughkeepsie High School, and is listed as an ags forward. Velten and Cavanaugh are noted as the only players to graduate this year, with age and height details provided for each.
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Francis McCall
McCall
Mike
Wilmington del
Salesianium Prep
Edward McGarrigan
McGarrigan
Ryscarace
West Catholic High School
Philadelphia
Mount St. Mary's
Robert Krav
Ryan
Cascadia Prep Iis
Ithaca
N. Y
Denbury
Malloy
Thomas Cavanaugh
Cavanaugeh
Poughkeepsie
Velten
Bridge hand confusion prompts unclear play pick
Fragmentary bid description notes West leading hearts after a spade sequence and declarer counting tricks. The garbled text obscures contract, plays, and outcome, leaving uncertainty about the winning line and the actual tricks taken.
Mystery text yields unclear high school action
Fragmentary OCR mentions a girl meet and a comeback but lacks full names places dates or outcomes making interpretation uncertain and limits factual summary.
Unscrubbed Tale From Old Page With Faint Names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public event with mentions of Corrnet and Gus Hulls. It notes women attending bouts and a dance by Pell, with sites now replaced by a long lump and old walls removed. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Gus Hull
Smeared Up the Party and A Nonsense Note
Fragmented OCR text mentions Henry Farrell and a party smear, with unclear accusations and various disjoint names. The readable facts indicate a problematic report about a group, possible vandalism or misconduct, but details are corrupted and naming is inconsistent. No coherent event or outcome can be firmly identified.
Pittsburgh Basketball Tohi Five Men Offensive Strategy
University of Pittsburgh basketball coach Tohi outlines a five man lineup to balance offense and defense. The plan emphasizes spacing and patient movement with players cutting diagonally and supporting passes to sustain pressure while protecting the back line.
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Carkson
M. P
University OF Pittsburgh
Tohi
Unreadable OCR Note with Fragments of Names and Events
Fragmented text shows scattered names, places, and numbers with garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear persons, organizations, or dates can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Blue Ridge Meeting Held in Martinsburg
A Blue Ridge League meeting convenes in Martinsburg with Evans from Cleveland and scout Billy Rapp awaiting Frederic delegation. Officials listed include Sekeide treasurer Charles Cramer Crum Walkorowne Envoy Greser Jacobs and Dr I J McCurdy James H Grove Henry Decker. Major league reps from Detroit Philadelphia and New York invited. dinner precedes business session. President Jamison likely reelected.
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Giecuss Pountals Coreutt
Tanagie
Cleveland Indice
Precenck Uaem
Martinsburg
Evans
Doin Martissburg
Cleveland
Bily Rapp Washington
Indians
Sekeide
Charles. Cramer
Frank V. Sta Crum
Walkorowne
Greser Jacobs
I. J. McCurdy
James H. Grove
Henry Decker
Detroit
Phrlad York
New York
Waynesboro
St. Louis
Hanover
Jamison
Eskimos Rally But Fall Short At McSherrystown
A. W. Nicodemus Eskimos lost 26 21 to St. Mary's Boys Club of McSherrystown Pa after leading late in the game. Hometown star Kesser and Smith led St. Marys with strong second half play as Frederick coached by Walter Elkins upset the Eskimos. The Eskimos face Mount St. Marys Juniors next, with Ben Brown expected back.
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A. W. Nicodemus Eskimos
St. Mary's Boys’ Club
McSherrystown
Pennsylvania
Eskimos
Fredeuick
Nicodemus Boys
St. Mary's
Eskimnos
Frederick Boys
Nicodemus Tors
Frederick Quint
Walter Elkins
J. Kesser
G. Smith
Mount St. Mary’s
Emrattsburg
Ben Brown
Bart
Mountaineers
Gilbert
A Decker
I Ogle
Baer
Clea
New Orleans
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Anak
Garnet
Studebaker
Seepienins
Engelbrecht
Qutan
Tim Scorer
Buer
Oidsmobilc
North Wuuming
West
North
Kini
Ura
Broranick Toricht
Uys Pressneu
Iris
Ths
Rept
Sears Beray
Rogt Honsturt
Sharkey
Christner
Jark Sharkey K
Sharker
Misra
Anne
Henryl Farrell
Ace
Bethie
Omas
Bidtine Gees
Potts
Basket
imoHems
Tere
Snb Fe
Mt Ike
Dewk Werkel FF
ES Ratana University
Ind
Samarr
Vernon Coblemiz
Une Lans
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
A. F. Rees
Frederick Telephones
Dey
A. E. Fisher
Patrick Street
Frederick
Oleh
Buckeye
Hatha
Alli
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