Mounts To Meet Western Maryland At Armory Night
Mount St Marys College meets Western Maryland College at the State Armory Tuesday night as part of a busy schedule that includes Frederick Athletic Club versus Middletown Independents and multiple high school games. Ed Mogowski leads the Terriers with 238 season points as Mount St Marys aims to rebound after a recent loss and push toward the Mason-Dixon Conference playoffs.
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Mounts
Western Maryland
Armory
Mount St. Mary
State Armory
Naismith Memorial Golden Jubilee Fund
Mount St. Mary's
Frederick County
Frederick Athletic Club
Middletown Independents
State Guard
Middletown Merchants
Ed Mogowski
Mason-Dixon
Ernie Travis
University of Maryland
Mogowski
American University
Johns Hopkins
Terror
Mount St. Marys
Frank Suffern
Robinson
Lodge
Capt Bass
Mountaineer
Bill Larkins
Jim Flood
Mount St Marys
Baltimore University
Mountaineers
Loyola
Baltimore
Terrors
Sports Roundup brings updates from league stars and Spring camp notes
A roundup from New York discusses athletic fame and speeches at the Sullivan trophy ceremony praising Leslie MacMitchell while quips mention Cornelius Warmerdam and Joe Louis bout prep. It covers baseball miscues by Max West Paul Waner and Hank Greenberg football plans at Fort Monmouth and MacDill, track scenes with Camp Edwards and Great Lakes, rookie Connie Ryan’s Giants camp, and Navy recruiting notes.
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New York
A. A U
Larry DiBenedetto
Leslie MacMitchell
Leslie MacMullin
Mitchell
Cornelus Warmerdam
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Old Jack Blackburn
Hot Springs
Ark
Tom Carey
Camp Edwards
Mass
Ko Cochrane
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Allan Tormich
Camp Dia
al Blazis
Giants
Connie Ryan
Mel Ott
Joe Gould
Jacobs Beach
Navy
Dodgers Edge Giants In Exhibition Thriller
The Dodgers beat the Giants 3 to 2 in an exhibition at Havana as Brooklyn twice pulled ahead in the 12th inning. Les Burge, rookie first baseman, drove in Charlie Gelbert from second with a hit to right to break the tie, while John Hubbell, brother of Carl Hubbell, took the loss.
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Havana
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Les Burge
Brooklyn
Charlie Gelbert
Burge
John Hubbell
Carl
Athletics Couldn’t Be Worse But Mr Mack’s Club In Training
In 1941 the Philadelphia Athletics finished last in the American League. Connie Mack faces a depleted roster with Sam Chapman and several infielders in service, trades and reassigned roles. Outfield power wanes, pitching depth is thin, and night games are up as he rebuilds with limited prospects.
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Mr. Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Jack Hallett
Lyman Harris
Jack Knott
Lester McCrabb
Russ Christopher
Fred Caligiuri
Cleveland
Boston
Wilmington
Dick Fowler
Toronto
Roger Wolff
Washington
Dick Siebert
Benny McCoy
Navy
Buddy Blair
la Palma Park
Anaheim
Calif
Mack
Jacck Wallacsa
Davis
Pete Suder
al Rubeling
Suder
Rubeling
Wallaeia
Slim Martin Marion
Cardinals
Bob Johnson
Sam Chapman
Johnson
Mike Kreevich
Eddie Collins, Jr
Dee Miles
Elmer Valo
Gordon Donaldson
Felix Mackiewicz
Valo
Cadillac Five Held Yp But One Field Goal
In Senior M. C. A. League basketball Saturday, the Pontiacs toped the Fords 30 to 25 after holding off a late rally. Halftime showed 19 to 9 Pontiacs lead as M Talley and Eichelberger sparked Ford comeback. Chevrolets trailed Ply mouths before 20 to 18 win.
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Cadillac Five
Pontiacs
Fords
Chevrolets
Plymouths
M Talley
Eichelberger
Buick
Chrysler
Packard
Cadillac
W. L Pet
Buick Il
Pontiac
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
W. L. Pet
Oldsmobile
Hudson
Frederick Bowlers Holding To Honors in Blue Ridge League
Frederick leads the Blue Ridge Bowling League with a .730 record and 37,798 total pins. Powell of Frederick and Griffin of Amoco tie for high game at 174, Frederick claiming team high series and game with 1,953 and 698 respectively. Martinsburg tops league averages with Hensler at 125.52 over 69 games. Powell second at 122.49, Palladino third at 122.34, Myers fourth at 112.?
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Frederck
Blue Ridge
Powell
Frederick
Griffin
Amoco
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hensler
Palladino
Hagerstown
Myers
Thompson's legacy echoes in hoops and whistles
The late Mike Thompson of Emmitsburg was a pioneering football official and early basketball arbiter who recalled the game’s origins at Springfield College with Dr. James Naismith. Rip Engle, Western Maryland star turned coach, leads Mount St Mary's fans at the Naismith Memorial fund game, while Frederick's Ox Fibre Brush Co plays in the Gold Medal Tournament alongside Fairchild Bombers, Jackson Shoe five, and Waynesboro Y M E A favorites as they pursue the title through a season noted for strong showings and notable figures.
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Mount St Mary's College
Western Maryland College
State Armory
Frederick Athletic Club
Middletown Independents
Middletown High School
Emmitsburg High School
Parkway School
Frederick High School
Gaithersburg High School
Frederick
Walkersville High School
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Jackson Shoe
Waynesboro
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Orange
Middletown
Thurmont
Midletown
M S.S.D
Kendall School
Silentee Gymnasium
Virginia School For
James McVernon
Virginia Cagers
Mike Thompson
Mike
Springfield College
James Naismith
Engle
Mount St Mary
Western Maryland
Armory
Naismith Memorial Fund
Charles A
Rip
Terror
Dick Harlow
Ox Fibre
Brushmen
Fairchild Bombers
Hagersioen ¥. M
Jackson Shoe Five
Hanover
Waynesboro Y. M Ie. A
Six Yankee Stars Remain Unsigned
The second Yankee squad faced a Sunday workout as six stars still refused to sign with manager Joe McCarthy. Joe Gordon may join the set today or tomorrow while DiMaggio Keller Ruffing Dickey Rolfe Selkirk Crosetti Henrich remained unsigned, with Priddy used at third base amid Rolfe uncertainty and possible salary concerns. The piece also notes youth baseball, Legion tournament play, and Bob Ray refereeing.
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Judson Bailey
St. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Joe
Flash) Gordon
Gordon
Joe DiMaggio
Charley
King Kong) Keller
Red Ruffing
Bull Dickey
Red Rolfe
Yanks
George Selkirk
Frank Crosetti
Tom Henrich
Selkirk
Crosetti
California
Gerry Priddy
Rolfe
Edward G. Barrow
New Hampshire Flash
Kansas City
Little Phil
Scooter
Rizzuto
Henrich
Eleven Maryland boxers in eastern collegiate tourney at Maryland
Eleven boys from Maryland colleges will compete in the nineteenth annual Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Tournament to be held at the University of Maryland this weekend. Three received byes: Lincoln and Gunther of Maryland, and Ortenzi of Western Maryland. First round fighters include Cicala Jones Alperstein Hughes Rodman from Maryland and Alexander Hall Jensen from Western Maryland.
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University of Maryland
Charlie Havens
Western Maryland College
Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association
Lincoln
Gunther
Ortenzi
Western Maryland
Cicala
Jones
Alperstein
Hughes
Rodman
Alexander
Hall and Jensen
Silent Five Rally Wins Fifth Straight Game
The Maryland State School for the Deaf basketball team overcame a three point deficit to beat the Kerdall School for the Deaf eeagers 25 18 in Washington Saturday night. The Silentees trailed 10 8 at halftime but surged ahead after the third quarter and finished strong for their fifth consecutive victory on McKinley High School floor as a precursor to the Galladuet Randolph Mason Dixon Conference test.
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Quint
Kerdall School For
Washington
Silentees
Maryland
James McVernon
McKinley High School
Galladuet-Randolph-Macon
Mason-Dixon
Bargain Horse Favored In Widener Handicap At Hialeah Park
Miami reports Market Wise as a late starting 500 dollar bargain horse the likely favorite in the Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park. The colt won a warmup defeating Midland Challedon War Relic and Attention as odds shifted toward three to one or less. War Relic edged Challedon for third with attention and best seller among others drawing support and odds rising on Howard and Brann entries.
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Miami
Fla
Lucky Louis Tufano
Hialeah Park
Charles S. Howard
W. L. Brann
Samuel D. Riddle
Parker Corning
War Relic
Challedon
Poolesville Girls Edge Gaithersburg In Tight Tilt
Poolesville High School faculty basketball sextette built a 16-0 first quarter lead and defeated Gaithersburg High School faculty 38-32 on Poolesville's court Friday night. Gaithersburg battled back to tie 22-18 at halftime before Poolesville pulled away late.
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Gaitherburg High School
Poolesville
Gaithersburg
F. Tp. Smith
Simons
Nordwall
Daniels
Lewis
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