Fort Hill Five Beats Cadets In Close District Showdown
Fort Hill High School of Cumberland edged Frederick High 59 to 55 on the neutral Hagerstown court to move toward the State District crown. Frederick stars Tyergar Boost and Rinehart led scoring while Fort Hill benefited from early mid game surges and late foul-riddled defense. The win advances Cumberland to meet Hagerstown at Allegany High Thursday with Bill Ward injured and benched.
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Fort Hill High School of
Cumberland
Frederick High
Hagerstown
Frederick
Bill Ward
Ronnie Tyergar
Junie
Fort Hill
Allegany High School
G. F
Rinehart
Tyergar
Boost
Ward
Baker
Burgee
Wilson
McGregor
Beightol
Landis
Lyons
Cage
Eisman
Miers
Timer—Weiss
Fraser
Middletown Wins Thriller 44 to 42 Over Brunswick Moose
Middletown AMVETS opened their basketball season with a 44 to 42 win at Valley High School, edging Brunswick Moose in a tight, neck and neck game. Orrison and Goodrich led the Middletown effort while the Brunswick pair tied for top scoring. the Moose led at the half before Middletown surged late.
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Middletown Amvets
Brunswick Moose
Valley High School
Synd Court
Amvets
Orrison
Goodrich
Moose
Brunswick
Middletowners
Middletown
Clear Spring
Druid Theater of Damascus
Middletown Qaint
F. T. Orrison
T. Smith
F. Lovelace
Orndorff
Roby
Governor's Trophy rifle team leads in Maryland match
Co A of the 115th Infantry Regiment Maryland National Guard retained the Governor's Trophy in the Governor's Match at Pikesville Armory on February 25 with a final 1 340 of 1 500. Battery C 224th Field Artillery and Co L 175th Infantry followed. Sergt R L Strine won the Warfield plaque as top gunner.
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Co. A. 115Th Infantry Regiment
MNG
Maryland National Guard
Pikesville Armory
Battery C
224Th Field Artillery Battalion
Pikesville
175Th Infantry Regiment
Baltimore
Co. D 121St Engineers Battalion
Laurel
Sergt
R. L. Strine
Frederick
William E. Warfield
State of Maryland Military Department
National Rifle Association
National Guards
National Guard
Frederick Rifle Club
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Strine
Paul L. Crum, Jr
Co. A
118Th Infantry
Paul L. Crum
Governor of Maryland
McKeldin
Richard Miller
Cruim
Willard M. Horine
R. Wilcom
James R. Mask
Warren L. Kinsey
Edward W. Helfner
Murray Zimmerman
Allen RB. Kinsey
VFW Five Earns Win Over Letterkenny in VHi Invitational
Frederick Veterans of Foreign Wars quintet used a second and third q uarter surge to beat Letterkenny Generals 61 to 51 in the Waynesboro VHi Invitational opener. Morgan led VFW with 17 points as the team overcame a 27-25 halftime deficit and moved into the Thursday pairing against Shippensburg Red Raiders.
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Frederick Veterans of Foreign Wars
Letterkenny Generals
Waynesboro
John R. Webb
Shippensburg
Red Raiders
Frederick
Morgan
Watson
Mount St. Mary's to play in Albany NC Invitational
Mount St. Marys College, champion of the Mason-Dixon Conference, accepted a bid to the March 13-17 National Catholic Invitation tournament in Albany. The Mountaineers finished the regular season 1–10 overall with a 13–2 conference mark to claim the league title and enter the next round as a slight favorite. Other teams reported in line for the 12‑team field include Spring Hill Le Moyne Siena Loras Seattle U St Francis Brooklyn St Francis of Loretto Pa Iona St Michael’s and St Mary’s of Minnesota.
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Mason-Dixon
Mount St. Mary's College
Albany
Pete Cattso
Mountaineers
Mount St. Mary's
Spring Hill
le Moyne
Siena
Loras
Seattle U
St. Francis
Brooklyn
St. Francis of
4-H Club Basketball League Results
Rocky Ridge beat Creagerstown 25 to 16 while Mt. Pleasant defeated Liberty 56 to 15 and New Mid outscored Walkersville 28 to 25 in recent 4-H basketball league games.
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Rocky Ridge
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Unionville
New Midway
Mt. Pleasant Rocky Ridge
Liberty
Unionvil
Battle For Tonight Detroit Heavyweight Title Show
Detroit eyes a 17000 crowd as Ezzard Charles defends his crown against Jersey Joe Walcott in a 15 round Olympia bout. Charles, favored, seeks another defense after wins over Oma and Walcott. Walcott, oldest challenger prospect, vows a seven round knockout as CBS televises.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Brown Bomber
Joe Walcott
Olympia
Louis
Charles
Chicago
New York
Walcott
Ezzard
Walebott
Rex Layne
Utah
Lee Oma
Madison Square Garden
1BC
Old Joe
Layne
Jake Mintz
Gladiator
Cincinnati
Libertytown Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
Friday matches pitted Nash against Wright and Fisher against Stitely while Grabill faced Smith. Standings show WolL Pet leading with 47 wins, 25 losses and 653 pins. Wrights Store sits at 41 31 569, Nash Plasterers 39 33 42, Fisher Col Shop 39 3a 542, Smith Trucks 28 44 389, Sutelys Store 22 50 808. High game 134 by Myers of Wrights Store and high set 345 by Hamilton of Wrights Store.
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Woll, Pet
Grabill Plumbrs
Wrights
Nash Plasterers
Fisher Col. Shop
Smith Trucks
Sutely’s
Myers
Wright's
Hamilton
State School Tops in 65 42 Victory at Home
Maryland State School defeated South Potomac Street Junior High 65-42 on the Silents court, led by Leitich Wagner and Crites in double figures while Don Leitch and Melzer dueled inside. Maryland State earned Sportsmanship Trophy. Leitch named to all star team as St. Marys Buffalo claimed Eastern States title.
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Philadelphia
Maryland State School
Hagerstown
South Potomac Street
Don Lettch
Maryland State
Melzer
Jim Behren
Leitich
Wagner
Crites
Silents
South Potomac Streeters
Eastern States Association
St. Mary’s
Buffalo
New York
White Plains
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Frederick
Don Leitch
Virginia School For the Deaf
Behrens
South Potomac St
Meyers
Scott
Wilson
Fox
Massey
Magaha
French
Hughes
Daley
Guise
Im. S
D. G
Kelly
Spencer
Leitch
Cymek
Kambarn
Ager
New Midway Tops 4-H Standings And Lincoln Teams Fall
Frederick High girls beat Walkersville as Lincoln High boys and girls suffer a double defeat to Douglas High in Leesburg Virginia. Tigers lose 43-37. Tigerettes fall 36-22.
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Lincoln High School
Douglas High
Leesburg
Tigers
Tigerettes
Frederick G. Tr. Log
Bowie
Brown
F Hill
Waters
Bryant
Sewell
Snowball
A. Hill
Leesburg FE
Coates
Thornton
Ashtown
Winston
N Morris
Roberts
Q Or
Berry
Ar Thomas
Walker
Lincoln
Douglas
Craven
Eleanore Proctor
Neill
Johnson
One for Pioneers in Close Frederick Rifle Club Match
The Pioneers won a tight weekly shoot at the State Armory range, tying 1,358 to 1,358 against Old Seouts. Co A fired with iron sights and posted 1,322 as nine men turned out to provide the five best totals for the record. Many Pioneers achieved the best standing pattern of the match with a 94.
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Pioneers Pioneers
Frederick Rifle Club
Old Seouts
State Armory
Co. A
Pioneers
Gallaudet leads in Mason-Dixon wrestling semis
Gallau det holds a slight edge with seven in semi finals as Johns Hopkins adds six, Baltimore U five, Catholic U Towson Teachers and Loyola four each, Western Maryland two in the Mason-Dixon Conference tourney. Camille Desmarins of Gallaudet scored the day’s fastest win with 59 seconds. Al Doory of Baltimore pinned Loyola’s Neil Bathon in 2:42 and Walt Lapinski of Hopkins defeated Sid Albrittain 4 to 2. Paganini violin anecdote appears as a side note.
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Baltimore
Gallaudet
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore U
Catholic U
Towson
Loyola
Western Maryland
Camille Desmarins
John Hanges
Hopkins
al Doory
Neil Bathon
Loyola Tno
Walt Lapinski
Sid Albrittain
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St. P. Il. Crum, Jr
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R. Miller
E. W. Heffner
J. R. Mask
M. Zimmerman
Ballenger
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Letterkenny
Libertytown Bowling League
Stitely
Smith
Wright
Grabill
Nash
Fisher
Edge Walkersville
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Shockley
Frederick High Girls' County
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Hahn
Slaughter
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Kinsey
Horine
Crum
Miller
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Wieom
Paganini
Old Export Boca Cumberland Brewing Co
Cumberland, Md
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Frederick Coca-Cola
Chas. K, Taylor
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