Western Maryland Defeats Mount St Marys in Armory Benefit
Western Maryland, the Mason-Dixon leaders, defeated Mount St Marys 48 to 31 at the State Armory in Frederick in a benefit game for the Naismith Jubilee. Halftime stood 23-19 as Western Maryland pulled away after intermission. Ed Mogowski led with 14 points while Mount St Marys struggled with poor shooting.
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Giants, Violets, and big bowling bets headline roundups
In a March feature, Hugh Fullerton Jr notes the American Bowling Congress event dominating the scene with nearly 175000 dollars wagered and pins costing 98000. Van Meter High School boosts a 19 game girls basketball streak. The Miami camp sports eleven players over 190 pounds, up to Johnny Mizes 230. Stanley Woodward proposes New York University adopt the Giants as its football team, reviving Violets era pros.
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Stanley
Frederick High Captures One
Frederick High takes a win as Dennis Brown from Mount Clemens and local boxing notes mix with sports gossip. The column covers Alsab’s price tag, a rising fighter Angello De Sanza, and various notes on baseball and high school football prospects. It notes a wider basketball basket size in a Kent County league upset and Ox Fibre Brush’s win advancing to a second round in Waynesboro.
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Jackson Shoe Five
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YMCA Midgets and Juniors Players Named
Boys who played on the YMCA Midgets and YMCA Juniors were R. Atkinson, G. Abrecht, S. Welty, J. Bowers, K. Clark, K. Bruchey, J. McNeal, D. Bruchey, A. Wisner, C. Crum, E. Thomas.
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R. Atkinson
G. Abrecht
S. Welty
J. Bowers
K. Clark
K. Bruchey
J. McNeal
D. Bruchey
A. Wisner
C. Crum
E. Thomas
Middletown Wins County Court Title in Narrow Win
Middletown High School edged Emmitsburg 35 to 31 to clinch the County Scholastic League title in a tense affair. House and C Boyer led Middletown with key scores while Topper and McNulty battled for Emmitsburg, as free throws and late shots determined the final outcome. Referee Myers oversaw the close contest in Middletown.
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Market Wise War Relic Favorites In Rich Widener Cup Field
Hialeah on March 7 expects a stellar wide field for the $50,000 Widener Challenge Cup mile and a quarter. Market Wise, War Relic, Mioland, Challedon, and others challenge top older stars as Whirlaway is not nominated. Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons confronts a deep, high-stakes lineup amid a bustling Florida season.
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Gorgeous Hialeah Park
Mioland
Challedon
Pictor
Santa Anita
Cap
Whirlaway
Feneloc
Florida
Eastern Air Lines
Joseph E Widener
Louis Tutano
Parker Corning
Samuel Riddle
Lucky Charley Howard
Midand
William Brann
Gramps
Boston Man
Royal Man
Handsome Great Union
Foxbrough
Fenelon
Belair Stud
Aqueduct
William Woodward
Yorktown
Empire City
Jim Fitzsimmons
Value of Maryland Livestock on Farms Rises in 1942
Maryland Crop Reporting Service reports all livestock and poultry excluding broilers valued at 41.473 million dollars as of January 1 1942, up 19 percent from 34.093 million a year earlier. Cattle number up two percent to 345,000 head, milk cows up two percent valued at 19.552 million dollars, milk production in 1941 reaching 960 million pounds, four percent higher than 1940.
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Maryland Crop Reporting Service Today
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Agricultural Marketing Service
Hog and Poultry Prospects in 1942 Reported
The 1941 market showed hog prices around 50 pounds with prices from 4800 to 4850 in 1941. The 1842 hog supply is expected to be large, with farm hog numbers down four percent but sows to farrow up 32 percent this spring. Farm chickens on Jan 1 1942 are estimated at 4,193,000, up six percent, and turkeys are slightly higher. Horses and mules continue their year to year decline.
Brunswick girls clinch Scholastic League title over Walkersville
Brunswick High School girls basketball sealed the Scholastic League championship with a 28 to 13 win over Walkersville High School on the Glade Valley court. Brunswick led 10-3 after the first period, expanded to 18-5 at halftime, and maintained the margin through the final period with 6 points in each half.
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