Spiras Defeat Fleet Wings In Close Philadelphia Bounce
The Philadelphia Spiras, last season’s AL champions, beat the Gettysburg Fleet Wings 53 to 33 at the State Armory. Star performers included Gotthoffer and Lautman for the Spiras, while Chanowski and Heller led the Wings, in a spirited indoor game that drew a larger crowd and featured rapid passing and shooting throughout.
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New York Celtics
Philadelphia Spirns
Gettysburg
Fleet Wings
State Armory
Hebrews
Champs
Gil Fitch
Spiras
Chanoowski
Heller
Dracha
Sphas
Neser
Lautman
Wolfe
Frederick
Gotthoffer
Philadelphia
Harry Lautman
Moe Goldman
C. N.Y
Cy Kaschnan
Cal Haller
Art Zahn
Spirns
Renaissance Buddies
Rockville
Coca-Cola Buddies
Rockvie
Buddies
Anna Anders
Montgomery
Gettysburg Fleet Wings
Tp Kramer
Chanowski
Wermick
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Quinn
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Bennett
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Rosters Completed For Third Annual Gold Medal Tournament
Rosters for the third annual gold medal basketball tournament at Farkway School on March 8 11 13 and 15 are announced by tournament chair Alvin G Quinn. A total of 82 players are eligible to compete for the city title and 63 awards. Named teams include Poolesville Rangers Greenfield Hough and Shipies Celtics with managers listed for each squad and several clubs from Damascus Frederick Middletown Jeffersonian and more.
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Farkway
Alvin G Quinn
Joses Prederick
McGa
Bernard Hartman
Raymond Crum
George Ogle
James Houck
George Holcom
John Hansen
Vernal Moore
Willam Flor Austin Anglebiiger
Poolesville Rangers
Greenfield Hough
Charles Elgin
Lewis Weller
Charles Scliman
Henry Johnson
Edgar Grubb
Francis Cubitt
George Bodmer
Wilson Mershberger
Lester Bell
David M Pugh
Stalls
Gene Giumbine
John James
Grove
Chester Pearce
Wilfred Watkins
Winfred Perkinson
Wood Mullinix
Wallace Paul
Mack Bowman
P Sheckies
TP Johnson
Claude Brandenburg
Frederick Chapter Order of de- Molay
Thomas
Michael Jr
Edward Nogle
Tiederick M Kemp
Gene Haller
Roger P Heck
Norman Ford
Staley Lanner
Paul Roderick Harry A Noogle
Middletown
Harold Remsberg
Colman Hatter
Thurman Ohler
Mert Zinio
Arthur Rudy David Rudy
Wham Buevard
William Sigler
Leroy Wise
Mehile Slifer
Shipies Celtics
Harry Smith
Donald Kreh
Richard Ramsburg
Milton Frank
Robert Kennedy
Lieut Cousins
Hauy J Lowher Jr
Joseph IB Price Dosey
Shipies
Cinch Street
Abert Wright
Richard Brachey
Newell Esterly
Carl Shaw
Maynard Harper
Franklin Vossler
John Aaer
L Hubert Derr
Jeffersonian Club
James Baer
John Bowers
Houston Ferguson
Gideon Hine
Meredith Crammitt
John Baer
Earl
Rhoderick
Five Years Ago Today in Sports News
Five years ago, Fred Waider of Dover won the National AAU 21 mile marathon in Houston. Ten years ago, Sid Tennis defeated a Pal Man in 12 rounds in Newath. Tied with Mount Chesertown, Md. March 1, Lovala College beat Washington College 34 29 to tie Mount S Marvs for Maryland Collegiate Basketball League leadership.
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Fred Waider
Dover, NJ
Houston
Mount Chesertown
Lovala College
Washington College
Mount S' Marvs
Maryland Collegate Basketball League
Otto Strasser Urges Opposition to Hitler From Prague
Respected foe Dr Otto Strasser, once a key Black Front leader and ally of Hitler in his ascent, now directs opposition from Prague Strasse. He condemns Hitler as a belligerent deceiver and calls for defiance against the Nazi regime.
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Adolf Hitler
Otto Strasser
Black Front
Iadig
Prague
Strasse
Hitler
Beluaver
Germany
Mount St Marys Triumphs 30 to 27 Over George Town
Mount St Marys College from Emmitsburg Maryland defeated its rival Georgetown University in a close 30 to 27 game played tonight. The report notes travel cost comparisons for airplane travelers and baggage charges in the United States versus Europe, highlighting prevailing rates.
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Mount Wins
Washington
Mount St Mart's College
Emmitsburg
Ibai Geoeetown University
United States
Europe
Baker's Bowling League Second Half Yesterday's Results
Results recap for Baker's Bowling League second half show Chevrolets deferring Farmers' Co-Op, Lions s DeMolay Alumni games, Albaugh vs Union Mig Co, Gittinger's 1s A and P, Glade Valley facing Farmers' Co-Op, and standings with Parimiers, Lions Club, Gillting s Grocery, DeMolay Alumni, A and P, Barbers, Union Mir. Ca, Chevrolets, Glade Valley Bakery, Farmers' Co-Op.
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Albaugh
Union Mig Co
Glade Valley
Cluts
Vaa
Parmiers
Lions Club Ll
Gillting
Devolay
Union Mir
Glade Valley Bakery
Farmers' Co-Op
Hagerstown walloped as DeMolay tops Hagerstown Y M C A
The Frederick DeMolay basketball team routed Hagerstown Y M C A 59 to 21 at Parkway School Thursday night. Frederick led 23 to 12 at halftime with Gene Haller and Norman Ford scoring for the winners. City Rifle League results note Old Scouts beat Headquarters, with upcoming matches listed as Company A versus Headquarters. Soviet Russia employs about 17,150 workers in six plants making military aircraft.
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Frederick DeMolay
Hagerstown
Soviet
Russia
Sanner
Ford
Nagle
Kemp
O'Hara
Heck
G Haner
A. Hagerstown
Minnick
F Carbaugh
F Staley
Ad Stauffer
Toms
Nichols
Hopkins
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City Rifle League
Armory Range
Old Scouts
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Baer
Nicodemus
Ward
Allen
Ryleapa Aa Seinepoe
Headquarters Co
Riffeman P SK 5S
RF Tot
National bridge champions solve six hands series
The article profiles Johnny Raw and Charles Lochridge of New York as they play a six hand series. It details one hand where South holds four hearts and sequence of plays leads to a successful contract of three no trump, with West forced to concede.
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Ain Imis
Johnny Raw
Caariel Lochridge
New York
Hus
William Barrett
Amatta
Raw
Lochridge
Trowas Lochridge
East
South
West
Johnny Rau
Charles Lochridge Shiance
Dunma
Tast
Wes van
Lublch West
Yawav
Blue Ridge League Talks In Hagerstown For New Circuit
Blue Ridge League moguls plan a Sunday meeting in Hagerstown to organize the circuit under organized ball rules. Five clubs Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Chambersburg Waynesboro expected. Cumberland declines. Talks of affiliations with Reds Pirates Red Sox and Cardinals provide financial and support context. If five clubs commit, drafting of schedule salaries and governance to follow.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Cumberland
Frank Colley
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cambria
West
K. G. Potter
St. Louis Cardinals
Carlton Molesworth
Charles Segaloff
E. R. Kump
Edward M. Akers
Henry Decker
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