Sophomores Win Gym Exhibition at State Armory
Sophomores of Precerizk High School edged the Juniors by a fraction in a packed gym exhibition at the State Armory. The Leakes were third with 792.3 points, freshmen 761.3, while dancing, tumbling, boxing and relays highlighted a two hour program.
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Precerizk Hgh School
State Armory
Bors Dm
Helra Bau
Arthur Dorsey
Marguerite Miles
Baltimore
Sue Condon LeGore
Wredencr
Thomas Ferguson
Dobbing
Dobsin
Amen
Swosnen
Bierce Burt
Uncle Sam
Vernion Castle
Eudience
Melson Shaw
Bud Kebne
Ray Spurrier
Recreation League Tie Reigneds Metor Company Triumph
Recreation League action left Reneys Metor Company tied for first after winning two of three from American Fire on the Pythian stress. The Metormen dropped the opener, then swept the next two, with Boner Motor Co and Moran leading scoring amid tight team totals and a rugged three-game series.
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Reneys Metor Company
NM. J. Grove Lime Company
Metormen
Boner Motor Co
Moran
Izes
Zinunerm
Myers
Recreation Bowling League Second Half Roundup
Yesterday results list matchups for a municipal bowling league. Monday featured Company A against Grove, Tuesday Mose faced Red Ravens, Wednesday included Trainment ER, and Thursday saw Roney versus Walkersville. Friday’s pairing pitted S E B against American.
Close with Win and the Fins Bapts in Three Games
The passage describes a bridge contest with three games, detailing the plays and risks of the slam. West opens with queen spade, finesse possibilities discussed, and declarer's plan to manage hearts and diamonds via dummy, leading to careful plays to force the slam and expose opponents’ weaknesses. The text mentions high cards, leeway principles, and the strategic aim of locating a home for the lasters, with focus on the slam decision and defensive misplays.
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Yazeh
Sparks
Hms Sand
Tosaan
Gete
South
West
Sec
Tom
Dummy
Jed Hoos Tigo
Gold Medal Tourney Opens After Y M C A Meeting
Final arrangements for the city and county championship gold medal tournament were set at a Friday night Y M C A meeting. The opening round is scheduled for Wednesday at the State Armory with three teams allowed to add players due to low reserves. The favorites Y M C A and Shipley’s Celtics receive byes in early rounds.
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Feldman
Y. M. C A. Carl
Church Street
Ohler
Middletown
James
Mercos
Shipley
Celtics
Sports Notes From Brooklyn and Nearby Games
Sport Tips Brooklyn permits Hack Wilson to trade himself if he closes. Dodgers prefer he plays elsewhere over meeting his salary demands. Jimmy Foxx signs with the Philadelphia Athletics for a one year term. Joe Vosmik trains for the major league season with the Indians by playing handball. A clinic by the Original New York Celtics may visit March 7 between halves of a game with the Fleet Wings to illustrate fundamentals like the pick off and block. Police beat the Barbers 11 pins in a cocked hat match at the Recreation Center alleys. Ira Thomas, Athletics scout, plans Frederick visits in April to address students at Frederick High and Mount St. Mary’s. Pitching prospect Harry Matazuk draws interest for a possible AL debut. A basketball clinic will show the fine points in slow motion with a live announcer description.
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New York Celtics
Fleet Wings
Celtics
Ira Thomas
Philadelphia Athletics
Fredenck
Paomes
Frederick High School
Mount St. Mary's College
Thomas
Connie Mack
Harry Matazuk
Mills Confectionery doubles Celtics in Brunswick tilt
Mills Confectionery held off the city champions to win 24-17 at Brunswick High School gym. The Celtics had led in passes but ran cold on shots while Mills hit four of eight free throws and steadied scoring from Burch, Ramsburg, and Baer.
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Celtics
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Burch
Ramsburg
Baer
Smith
Brunswick Boy Secours
Martinsburg Troop
Martinsburg
Railroad
Shipley's
Bowers
Rhipley
al Moore
G. Rhoderick
Eiseene
Li Mills
Bureb
Parks
Jones
C. Teenie
G. Nee
Burgee
Utter
Timer—Forney
Anderson
Slam Contract Challenge in Four Hearts Mystery
Play Right for Slam by WHL McKenne y discusses optimistic bidding and premium risk in bridge. North over West and South as declarer in four hearts faces a spade opening, with tactical choices and chances explained. The article notes that a successful bid requires seizing opportunities and managing risk despite limited high cards.
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North
West
State game Tuesday postponed due to icy roads
The Armory contest with Arnspols was postponed after Arnspols could not appear because of icy roads. It will be played Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 oclock if the Armory was reached. The decision followed a conference including Doncan Dor sey, Prof. A L Leary, Principal, and Thomas Ferguson, Hele director of the P A hw.
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Sis Armory
Arnspols
Armory
Doncan
Fimo” Dorsey
A. L Leary
Thomas Ferguson
Hele
P. A. Hw
DeMolay Alumni Clinches FPraternal Lead In YMCA Bowling
In Friday night action in the YMCA Bowling League Fraternal Division the DeMolay Alumni beat Kiwanis Club in three games to claim first place. Alumni tops Kiwanis as Toledom the Ravers notes Friday results.
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YMCA
Kiwanis Club
Toledom
Tae
Remembrance of historic boxing and basketball milestones
One year ago at Madison Square Garden Maxie nbloom defeated Adolph Heuser of Germany in a 15 round defense of his light heavy crown. Five years ago the Test basketball championship produced a Michigan Wisconsin showdown for the sixth time since 1913. Tenesis Age Yodar Jack Hears, manager of Jack Dempsey, is noted.
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Maxienbloom
Adolph Heuser
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tenesis
Jack Hears
Jack Dempsey
Boxer Declines 500000 Offer for Wills Bout
The fighter turned down an offer of 500000 dollars to meet Harry Wills in the ring. No more details available in the readable text.
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Harry Wills
Postponed Race Plans For Brunswick To Frederick Marathon
The girls foot race from Brunswick to Frederick, originally set for Sunday, is postponed to March 13 ahead of Easter. Promoter R L Everhart said plans remain in place and an open afterparty will be held. He noted the event will still honor amateur status in high school sports. He also mentioned a rider up for a shot instead of cash after a third-place finish last week.
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Brunswick
Frederick Axe
R_L
Everhart
Sani
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