Frederick High Wins Title With Late Rally
Frederick High edged Middletown 18 to 15 at Park Seay School gym as two late field goals secured the Southern Triangle league title. Hoffman and Horine led with seven points each while Middletown’s shooting was off, and the Cadets will face Walkersville High in a date to be set. Girls’ county final set for Parkway at 3:30 with Frederick champions facing Emmitsburg.
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First Of Series Of Three Games Today
The Church Street and Parkway School teams begin a three game series for the loving cup offered by Fran is Scott Key Post American Legion. Games set at Church Street gym and Parkway School auditorium with a potential third game next week. Coaches are Hubert Derr and Harry V Frushour. Referee tentatively J E Ferguson. Also notes Mountaineers win as St Mary's College defeats Delaware 52 to 36.
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Elia ¥. Krieg
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Harry V. Frushour
Parkway
J. E. Ferguson
McQuillan to Represent Westminster at Maryland Indoor Games
Glenn McQuillan of Brunswick will represent Westminster College at the Maryland Fifth Regiment indoor games set for Saturday night at the Fifth Regiment armory in Baltimore. A separate note says the University of Virginia may seek real entry into the Southern Conference after the upcoming basketball and baseball seasons, aiming for full membership by the 1939 football season.
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Brunswick
Western Maryland College
Westminster College
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
University For Virginia
Cavaliers
Maryland School Desf to Host Charles Town Quint Friday
The Maryland State School for the Deaf basketball team will host Charles Town in Maryland on Friday evening at 8:30. The game action centers on the Maryland School floor with both teams aiming for a decisive win.
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Charles Town
Maryland
Desf
W. Va.quint
Princeton Picks Elton Wieman to Succeed Fritz Crisler
Elton O. Ted Wieman, previously at Michigan and then under Crisler at Minnesota, is appointed head coach at Princeton after six years as Fritz Crisler’s chief assistant. Crisler moves to Michigan, returning to the post he held years earlier.
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Ted) Wieman
Fritz
Crisler
Princeton
Escle
Wieman
Three State Armory Basketball Night in Frederick Emmitsburg
Frederick and Emmitsburg high meet in the county girls championship at Parkway school as three local boys teams spar in the Armory. The Manbeck Golden Tornadoes of Hagerstown face Rheingold Brewers, a 31-6 squad, with Berkeley Springs’ Rovers debating G. L. Bakers. Prelim at 7:15 features Peoples Drug Store of this city versus Washington’s Peoples Drug Store five. Key players include George Remsberg, Roland Hauver, Truman Ohler, Jack Penn, and the Bakers’ Frank James and Easton, with Boney Hartman anchoring center. The crowd expects tight action all night.
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Frederick
Emninburg High
Parkway School
Manbeck Golden Tornadoes
Hagerstown
Rheingold Brewers
G. L Bakers
Tornadoes
Berkeley Springs
W. Valcome
Rovers
G. L. Bakers
Catlett Brothers
West Virginia Stars
Bakers
Invaders
Peoples Drug Store
Washington
Middletown
George Remsberg
Remsberg
Bo” Hauver
Roland
Hauver
Frank James
Easton
Boney Hartman
Johnny James
al Forney
St Johns Upsets Washington College in Maryland clash
St Johns Conese quintet defeated Washington College 22 to 28 in Annapolis Md delaying the Maryland Collegiate League title. Mount Marys College leads the race as Loyola game approaches with Washington needing a victory to clinch. The narrow half time margin gave way to a decisive second half upset effort. Hallman will filed. The will of Hannah A Hallman was probated with Carre V Bell and John H Bell listed as beneficiaries. Norway maintains two official languages riksmaal and landsmaal in use for books and rural speech.
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Washington College
Maryland
Washington
Mount Mary's College
Loyola
Washington Wall
Shores
Norway
No Trump Is Cheapest On Wednesday Bridge Hand
On Wednesday evening April 23 thousands of bridge players worldwide will play the 16 selected midyear hands in the Word Bridge Olympic event conducted by the American Contract Bridge League. This year all tricky hands were eliminated and today’s hand is one of last year’s Olympic hands with North and South holding strong minor suits and solid stoppers in the majors, suggesting a strategy where no trump offers the advantage of a minor suit contract.
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Tarouen
Opening bid decision in contract problem article
Bridge problem discusses South's opening bid and play. With 2hearts as 2h overcall, the suggested line leads diamond to establish suit, count byer hearts and diamonds, and use clubs to force nine tricks. Best contract is three no trump by North and South, making.
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West
Tory
North
South
Bowling match between Cartisie and Carlisle clubs
A Monday night return contest at Arcade Alleys in this city pitted McCrory s Five and Ten from Cartisie against McCrory s from the era. Two matches totaled seven games with four won by the local Carlisle side. The three game set went 3-0 to one club while the four game set finished three to one. Scores are listed.
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McCrory
Cartisie
Carlisle
Widening A A U Quint Tournaments Across Regions
Baltimore March 1 Chauncey Ashley chairman of the South Atlantic basketball committee announces expanded A A U tournament plans for this year adding district events in several sections beginning in March with the aim of bringing winners to a final in Hagerstown or Baltimore. District coordinators are Stewarts Paxton at Hagerstown William Kren at Frederick Gene Gunning at Cumberland Emmett Andrews at Cambridge and Helen Jamart at Salisbury. Six classes will be contested boys 100 130 143 and unlimited girls high school and unlimited. Winners receive medals. A key eligibility rule bars participation by students who played on any school athletic team during the past scholastic year unless they have completed their basketball competition.
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Baltimore
Mar
Chauncey Ashley
South Atlantic Basketball Committee
Hagerstown
Ashley
Stewart C. Paxton
William Kren
Frederick
Gene Gunning
Chatton
Church Street Independents Top Ballenger 57 41 in Hometown Clash
Church Street Independents beat Ballenger 57 to 41 at Church Street auditorium Tuesday night led by Dorsey Shipley Derr and Frushour. Ballenger’s Free and Whipp top scorers. Next, Independents host Damascus Monday at Church Street School auditorium.
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Church Street
Church Streeters
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Derr
Frushour
Shipley
Whipp
Independentts
Damascus
Church Street School Auditorian
Ferguson
Temple Triumph in Philadelphia to Claim EIBasketball Title
Temple star center Mike Bloom No 12 soars for a rebound as the Owls beat Pitt 46 34 in Philadelphia to win the Eastern Intercollegiate basketball championship Scherer No 10 of Pittsburgh contests the play in front of a packed arena.
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Temple
Owls
Pitt
Philadelphia
Scherer
Pittsburgh
War Admiral Favored In Widener Cup At Hialeah Race
War Admiral, son of Man o War, is favored to win the Widener Cup at Hialeah Park with a $50,000 purse. Rival Seabiscuit Pompoon looms as the main challenger in Santa Anita’s $100,000 race, while betting odds offer little return for War Admiral backers. The Miami sports scene buzzes with upcoming stakes at Tropical Park and a lively Royal Palm Club scene as the season peaks.
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Starce
Hialeah
Joseph E. Widener
Santa Anita
Samuel D. Riddle
War Admiral
Tropical Park
Hialeah Park
Man Flogged For Beating Wife In Baltimore Jail
Clyde Miller, 37, was lashed 20 times at the jail whipping post as punishment for wife beating. Sheriff Deegan administered the blows, Miller was later taken to City Jail Hospital for six months extra punishment. No women witnesses admitted. Mrs Miller waited outside and commented she would like to give him more.
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Baltimore
Mar
Clyde Miller
Warren Harry Price
Price
Miller
Jed
Sherif Joseph C. Deegan
Manet
Daniet
Elizabeth Miller
Buckingham Triumphs Narrowly Over Shipley Five
Buckingham School edged H. F. Shipley 38 34 in Buckeye gym this Monday night to hold a slim lead after each quarter. Buckingham led 10 3 after one, 24 16 at halftime, and despite a Shipley rally late in the third, regained the edge before the final buzzer. G Bowers McDev Roth Wachter Jenkins and Stambaugh starred for Buckingham with solid scoring and defense.
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Buckingham
H. FL Shipley Quint
Buckeysimro
Fount
Bucham
J. Bowers
McDe Rolph
R. Stambaugh
Oden
Wachter
McDevitt
Bowers
Ao i iJenkins
War talk echoes in a nation watching world events
A mosaic of quotes and snippets recounts anxieties about war, sanctions, and the economy. Figures like Henry A. Wallace and Joseph P. Kennedy frame the era’s fears, while notes of industry and trade appear in Florida’s mills and plants, all urging readers to notice in The News.
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Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
It Happened On The Diamond No-Hit Bid Ends Early
Fred Frankshouse held the Cincinnati Reds hitless and runless until rain halted the August 27 contest in the eighth. The pitcher later entered the no hit hall of fame at Ebbets Field, noting the NL last no hitter was Paul Dean in 1934.
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Fred Frankhouse
Cincinnati Reds
Frankhouse
Ebbets Field
Paul Dean
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