Cadets Lose Pair Of Games At Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Frederick High School Cadets suffered a double defeat at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. Varsity lost 53 to 21 while the jayvee fell 42 to 25. The game was marked by 36 fouls on the varsity and 19 on the jayvee. Peorsicl led scorers with 11 points, five from fouls. Cadets travel to Brunswick Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. for a County High School League matchup with the Railroaders.
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Frederick High School
Bethesda - Chevy Chase High School
Frederick
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Peorsicl
Brunswick
Railroaders
City Moose Fall To Baltimore In Semi Pro Game
Baltimore Moose basketeers outpaced the Frederick Moose 62 to 49 at the Armory in Friday night action. A preliminary featured Keyser, W. Va., and Brunswick lodge clubs with Keyser losing 73 to 43. Manager Ed Albauch vows stronger manpower for Sunday's matinee against the Baltimore Mets. A patent notice on chemical peeling potatoes by plunging into a solution and rinsing follows.
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Baltimore
Marty- Wart
Bud Barton
Ed Hlosowski
City Moose
Ed Albauch
Balktimore Mets
Armory
State School Stomps Taneytown in Easy Win at Bjorlee Gym
Maryland State School dominated visiting Taneytown High with a 70 to 36 victory Friday night as every Silent player scored. John Foreman led with eight field goals while Wilhide paced the visitors with ten points, including four baskets and two late free throws. The game followed a Thursday doubleheader in Washington where Kendall School met Deat in a clash, part of a busy local schedule.
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Jim Behrens
Maryland
Deef
Taneytown High
Bjorlée Gym
John Foreman
Washington
Kendall School
Kambara
G. A Vaughan
Glenn Krode
Don Citch
D. Smith
Frederick High Girls Defeat Gaithersburg
Frederick High School girls basketball defeated Gaithersburg with standout players including Atkinson, Albaugh, Lipps, Rippeon, Rice, Willis, Clem, and Thompson contributing to a 153 total. Referee B. Crocker officiated. scorers Barnesley and Rothenhoefer noted.
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Frederick High Girls
Gaithersburg
Gaithersbure
Har- Frederick
Atkinson
Albaugh
Lipps
Willis
Thompson
B. Crocker
Discovery Puzzle Reveals X-Ray Frontiers in Medicine
A fragmented puzzle style entry links the discovery of X rays to medicine’s greatest aid. It lists clues spanning chemistry and geography, from nickels symbols to Icelandic tales, and notes the discovery’s impact on mankind.
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Yale
Fragmented clue list yields scattered terms
A jumbled set of phrases and partial definitions appears, including references to percentages, items like skates and blackbird, terms for fabric, religious reverence, geographic places, and miscellaneous word bits. The text lacks a coherent narrative or single event to summarize.
Gus Lesnevich Two Awards Highlight Boxing Dinner
Gus Lesnevich received the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque and The Ring Magazine Medal of Merit at the New York Boxing Writers' dinner. He credits his loyalty to manager Joe Vella, with a deep bond formed since childhood in Cliffside Park New Jersey, and notes Vella's careful match choices and modest purse handling helped his postwar career.
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New York
NBA
Gus Lesnevich
Edward J. Neil
Ring Magazine
Joe Vella
Crescent Lane
Cliffside Park
N. J
Joe
Lesnevich
Gus
Coast Guard
Vella
Lou Diamond
Emselves
Iniy
Eesnevich
Madison Square Garden
Pi Fox
Leonevich
Baltimore trainman to plead guilty in paternity case
In Charles Town West Virginia on January 30 a scheduled jury trial in a paternity case did not proceed. William E. Jacobs a Baltimore and Ohio trainman from Brunswick Maryland was to be tried with Ethel White of Bardane as the complainant. Before trial counsel moved to withdraw not guilty and Jacobs would plead guilty. Judge D H Rodgers postponed proceedings and set February 16 for payments of costs and support money with Jacobs posting bond.
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Charles Town
William E. Jacobs
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Ethel White
Bardane
Jacobs
D. H. Rodgers
You Can't Depend On a Trump Break
Bridge guidance discusses the risks of trump breaks and bidding choices. The author analyzes a hand where North's two no trump bid and South's three clubs prompt correct play by declarer to avoid a three no trump. Emphasis on overcoming potential four-two or four-one trump breaks and careful timing of finesses.
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William EL McKensney
America’s
South
West
Declarer
East
Poolesville High Ekes Out Victory
Poolesville High School varsity edges Briansy in a tight contest on Railroad Court Pudsy Night. The game stayed close with identical scores in the two middle periods before Poolesville pulled ahead with a late basket margin. Poolesville will face Walkersville High at Walkersville, 7:30 p.m. Brunswick Fleetwood Hebe etc.
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Poolesville High School
Sion
Briansy
Vick
Fleetwood
Poolesville
Jack Rutter
Vi Tors
Cenane
Scom Poolesvile
Walk Ne High
Walkersville
Brunswick
Hebe
FL Smith
Pearell
Denova Reinick
Deener
W. Smith
Barker
Maners—Hersperger
Mark McCauley Hanged At Moundsville W Va
Mark McCauley was executed at Moundsville West Virginia State Penitentiary. The trap at 6 59 p m EST claimed his life after a conviction for killing state police Sgt Joseph P Horne. Fourteen witnesses included McCauley supporters and Andrew Landis of Keyser.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Thema
Cauley
Virginia
State Penitentiary
Joseph P. Horne
McCauley
Andrew Landis
Keyser
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