Gym Show At Armory Draws 1500 In Aerial Display
About 1500 spectators attended the Frederick high school gymnastic demonstration at the armory. Senior girls beat junior girls by a slim margin in total points while sophomores and freshmen placed behind. Features included a variety of mimetic acts, a wooden soldier parade, Indian club drill, and a volleyball finale won by the boys 13 to 12.
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Scmuss
Victoms
Senor
Luther Murray
John S. Insley
Helma Hann Bowers
Warren R. Evans
Evans
A. Drucilla Worthington
Dorsey Shipley
Frederick High School
S. Fenton Harris
James Ewing
Poolesville Rangers
Frederick Countr CCC Oaint
Poolesville
Weller
Cubitt
Bodmer
Frederick County
Parkway and Parkway Series in Legion Cup tied at one win each
Park way School defeats Church Street School 22 to 9 to tie the American Legion cup series at one win each. Parkway guard D Shipley leads a sharper attack while Church Street’s Strothers tops the visitors for the day. The deciding game is slated for Monday at Frederick High School. Buckingham School notches eleventh straight, cruising 64-41 over Ballenger 4-H quint at Buckeystown in a high scoring affairs, with Buckingham leading 39-16 after one. An instrument dubbed the drunkometer is described, using a balloon breath sample to detect alcohol in a driver, turning blue if present.
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Parkway School
Church Street School
Parkway Gym
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Church Street
Parkway
D. Shipley
Strothers
Parkway Lads
Frederick High School
F. Tp
Abrecht
Shober
Hane
Snively
Lidie
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Gannon
J. Hendrickson
Ferguson
Buckingham
Ballenger
Buckeleystown
J. Bowers
Dodd
Oden
C. Bowers
Cole Jenkins
Local players head to camps for baseball season
Clarence Blethen departs for Savannah to join the Sally League club as scouts note several Taneytown standouts planning moves to spring training. Boney Hartman aims at Spartansburg, Sherwood MacKenzie returns to Thomasville, Frank James seeks Salisbury, and Charlie Clarke heads to Dover as others follow to camps.
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Smither
Clarence Biethen
Blethen
Savannah
Boney Hartman
Spartansburg
Boney
Knoxville
Sherwood MacKenzie
Thomasville
Frank James
Hustlers
Salisbury
Cambridge
Charlie Clarke
Thurmont
Dover
Clarke
Baltimore
Dover Aggregation
Taneytown
Maryland School of the Deaf Defeats Charles Town Team 34 27
Maryland State School for the Deaf edged Charles Town High 34 to 27 at home after trailing 15 13 at halftime. Maryland outscored 21 12 in the second period. Upcoming games include Littlestown PA Tuesday March 8 and the alumni game Saturday March 12 with one more contest to be scheduled.
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Maryland State School
Charles Town
W. Va
Maryland
Littlestown High School
Pennsylvania
Hudson
J. Spath
Germini
Rothstein
C. Snyder
G. Schwartz
G. Markel
G. Singer
Charles Town High
Rissler
Idanaz
Magaha
O'Bannon
Mahonay
Reo
Ik Chevrolet
Oldsmabile _ a
Dodge
Carysier
Ford Quint
Chrysler Quint
Dodges
Abrecht
Kemp
Hugh Manag
Ail
Conbeste
Dodge-Chrysler
G. Ip .Remp
Wregand
Kennedy
Rice
Gilbert
Chrysler
G. F. Tp
Haines
T. Gilpert
Jacobson
Martz
Roe M. Tally
Rona
Gardner
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Brown
Hane
S VanFossen
Ty Reo
Phobus
Baumgardner
R. Kennedy
Leicherz
Quinn
Timere
Brish
Hardwick Continues As Coach At Navy
Annapolis March 11 Rear Admiral Wilson Brown announced Lieut Harry J Hardwick would remain head coach of Navy football. Commander Ward P Davis named graduate manager of athletics to succeed Commander Andrew C McFall, whose three year tour ends this summer. Davis, a 1917 academy graduate, commands the destroyer Dewes at San Diego and will report in early summer. Navy began spring practice with about sixty players reporting for the first field workout, to run four weeks before the next group is called out. Capt E W McKee, director of athletics, made the announcement last week.
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Annapolis
Wilson Brown
The
Oval Academy
Harry J. Hardwick
Ward P. Davis
Andrew C.mcfall
Davis
Dewes
San Diego
Cal
Navy
E. W. McKee
L Athletics
Tricks Save Bid In Bridge Column By McKenney
Secretary McKenney discusses a Tyras column story on a bridge hand where a trick by an opponent’s high card blunted a contract. South’s play to manage diamonds and trumps led to a successful contract after careful finesses, with decisive discard and ruff decisions shaping the outcome.
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WM. EL. McKenney
American Bridge League
Tyras
Lax
Igh Estas
West
North
Fertelan Unte Tramp
South
Devlarer
East
Swami San Romani Predicts Cunningham Outdoor Breakout
NEA service sports writer reports Swami San Romani proclaims Glenn Cunningham will shatter the mile outdoors after a 3:48.4 indoor 1500 meters at Madison Square Garden. The Seer notes Cunningham’s rising strength and aims to a 61-second first three quarters with a 60 final lap, amid a long running feud between San Romani and Cunningham.
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Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
New York
Archie San Romani
Order of
Mystical Crystal Gazers
Swami San Romani
Glenn Cunningham
Glenn the Galloper
Madison Square Garden
Swami
Cunningham
Romani
San Romani
Glenn
Kansan
It Happened On The Diamond 1937 Be s whiffing record
The 1937 Boston Bees struck out 707 times to set a new team record, surpassing the 1910 Brooklyn Dodgers. The St Louis Browns of 1914 had 843 strikeouts, keeping the American league dubious distinction lead.
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Boston Bees
Brooklyns
St. Louis Browns
Maryland Deaf Basketball League ends perfect Pershing team
The Maryland State School for the Deaf season ends with Pershing posting 12 wins and no defeats. Capt Potts R Hughes Ferrell A Nash J Barrack C Heller W Jones and W Campbell listed among the Pershing players. A post season series is planned against a U S C A league team with a silver loving cup to the winner. Berlin plans a seven story terminal complex for a world class airport project.
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W. OL. Pei
Pershing
Parkway
Church Street
Francis Scott Key
The
American Legion
Gunnar Barlund Wins Bout From Buddy Baer
Finnish heavyweight Gunnar Barlund halted Buddy Baer in the seventh round of a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout. Referee Billy Cavanagh stopped the fight at 1 minute 34 seconds of the seventh, awarding a technical knockout to Barlund as Baer clung to the ropes. Baer later said he asked for the stoppage but felt unhurt and could have continued.
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New York
Gunnar Barlund
Buddy Baer
Madison Square Garden
Billy Cavanagh
Baer
Barlund
Garden Action Dominated By One Handed Shot Technique
In New York sports notes Notre Dame crushed NYU while Minois beat St Johns and Stanford routed City College and Long Island. Minnesota also defeated Long Island and NYU. The plains teams showcased a popular one handed shot across Eastern rivals who mostly employed saunt-and-shoot maneuvers. Visitors this winter at the Garden are warned to expect a fast paced attack as players practice with one hand tied to their sides to adapt.
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Manhattan
Notre Dame
New York University
Minois
St. Johns
Stanford
City College
Long Island
Minnesota
Plains
Rockies
Garden
Pellmeti
New York Center Of Boxing World Faces Few Champs
NEA report by Jesry Brondfield notes New York as the boxing hub yet few city natives reach top titles. It lists champions by birthplace, from Joe Louis to Benny Leonard, and observes Golden Gloves events drawing record crowds and large entries.
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New ‘Ork
Jesry Brondfield
NEA
Lemice
New York
Nic
Ted
Manhattan
Ring Monarchs
Joe Louis
Brooklan Navy
New York Brs
Benny Leonard
al Singer
Jack McAuliffe
Bentamuelgats
Due Lynca
Ade Goldstein
Charley Pat Reenberg
Eddie Martin
Frankie Genaro
Golden Gloves
Tor
Duke and Clemson win to meet for Southern Conference title
In semifinal action on March 4 Duke edged Maryland 35 to 32 after a close game, while Clemson defeated Washington and Lee 38 to 33 to advance. A record crowd of 4,700 observed the semifinals.
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N.C
Dukersity
Clemson College
Duke
Maryland
Clemson
Washington
Lee
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C A. Brite
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Belerec
Merrick Wilson
Atas
Cook
Baet
R. Bragan
Siembaugh
Rollie Hemsley
St. Lous Browns
New Orleans
Hemsley
Hardwick
W. Vu
Midwest
Keith Molesworth
Chicago Bears
John N. Wilson
Edgar E
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C. A. Basketball League
Ford
MD. School Basketball League
Berlin
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Gene Tunney
Metropolitan
Paul Berlen
Bach
Maxie Rosenbioom
Bob Olin
Johnny Wilson
Alt McCoy
Fredericktown
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