Frederick High Boys Fall to Waynesboro Five
Waynesboro high school basketball overwhelmed Frederick, 44 to 27, led by Bud Fisher with 19 points and Sap Gilbert held to 30. The Frederick squad, facing Berkeley Springs on a new two division court, aims to adjust while coach Boyle plans drills to improve shooting from center.
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Hagerstown
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Yrederick
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Frederick High School
Pennsylvania
Bud Fisher
Waynesboro
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Fisher
Basketball program update this week
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a basketball program this week with unclear names and figures. The readable parts reference event scheduling and team activity but lack concrete details, dates, or participant names to form a fuller card.
Y Junior Basketball Loop Triumph Steers Pennant Hope
Frederick and area teams faced a tight Saturday morning game as Y Junior Basketball Loop leaders edged Olds Mobile 21 by one point after trailing late. Nash team rallied to pull within two, but Olds defense faltered and yielded the decisive late advantage. Soble and Fray led Saturday’s shaky results as others remained idle.
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Mount St Marys Juniors Clinch Sixth Straight Win
Mount St Marys juniors defeated Emmitsburg High School 39 to 30 to secure their sixth consecutive victory. Key plays came from Selby with incisive passes and baskets, while Kramm and Banner contributed strong defense and scoring. Emmitsburg, led by Bollger and Beaty, fought hard but were outpaced in the second half. The Juniors next face St. Johns High School at the State Armory Tuesday afternoon.
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Loyola Defeated by Washington College in Close Basketball Tilt
Washington College of Maryland beat Loyola College of Baltimore 45 to 33 in Baltimore on Saturday. Giranis led Washington with timely baskets while Dudley starred for Loyola with several impressive shots. Loyola used a five man zone late in the half but could not sustain scoring as the error-prone play and over-anxiousness allowed Washington to pull away.
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Out of the Past Rekindles Sheridan Performance Memory
A garbled relic recalls a famed all round athlete and a Sheridan performance, with phrases hinting at a celebrated record and the speaker’s praise for the versatile sports star. The fragment suggests admiration for a historic athletic achievement and a standout display of multi discipline skill.
Martinsburg figures and Hood College recital in late week
The column notes Martinsburg figures symbolically and hints at signings by Mickey Kelliher and Reggie Rawlings as the local baseball scene shifts. It also mentions Lefty Roepler signing with Waynesboro and returning to Florida on the Cardinals training run. A Hood College speech recital led by Miss Marjorie Stackhouse fills Friday evening with poems and plays from The Florist Shop to Dear Brutus Act II.
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Lefty” Roepler
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Helen Goentner
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Fenr
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Bluebird
Mauriceck
Eleanor Joseph
Pauline Paslovna
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Estella Hofman
Dear Brutus
Sir James Barrie
Margaret Gibbes
Mount St Mary's Dominates Western Maryland In College Bout
Mount St. Mary's College overwhelmed Western Maryland College 129 to 24 as Mount St. Mary's led 51 at halftime and stretched the margin in the second half. G F Ryscavage, Hemler, and Gayaranen led the scoring for Mount, while Brooks, VanBuren, and Smith contributed for the visitors. Referee Jerry Yott administered the game.
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