Frederick Hgh Wins In Overtime in Heart of the Cadets Victory
Frederick Hgh edged Hagertown Wightbool in a tense overtime playoff clash at the State Armory. Cadets, sparked by Murray and Staley, rallied from a ragged start to force a 14-12 fourth-quarter margin and pull ahead in overtime, with Murray delivering decisive shots to seal a 9-3 extra period and advance in the Phil ground Athletic League tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hugh Sermo
Hagertown Wightbool
Stte Armory
Phil Ground Athletic League
Bob Staley
Luther Murray
Dame Fortune
Frederick
Bie
Hagerstown
Bill Brachey
Staley
Bawworthy
Tooffe
Sede
Azowee
Murray
Bucky
Staley Jetl
Hageeratown
Hoe
Joe Leiter
Rogerstown
Giv Frederick
Snigerstown
Tigerstown
Hrachey
Stanence Earl Wimser
Bill Burroughs
Yard
Hocertown
Brachey
Mdie Atte
Momehand
Ige
Burroughs
Murrey
Haare
Preenick
Seattle
Buckingham Junior Team Beats Parkway 26 18 At Parkway
Buckingham School junior team defeated Parkway School 26 to 18 at Parkway. Beals led early in a tight first half, but Buckingham pulled away in the second. Murray hit long shots and a late disputed play altered the fourth quarter. overtime decided by Stambaugh and Basore contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junton Tea
Buckingham School
Parkway School
Parkway
Buckingham Boys
Whitters
Parkway Selinot
Ford
Wa Ho
Gannon
Shipley
Davia
T Brown
Fngelbrecht
U ” Hendrickson
Summers
Dodhougiam Hunters
Stambaugh
Hildebrand
McDevitt
Leiter
Murray
Hagerstown
Lester
Joe Ervin
Maroon and Gray
Allegany Nert
Allegany High School of
Cumberland
Allegany
Fort HM High School
Cumber- Flaps
Frederick
Mb Rainter High School
Prince Georges County
Prederick
Prederick WS
Baumgardner
Staley
Harte
Mirroughs
Oo Hoo
Doe Ervin
Pat Tamer
Salter
Seorer
Drake May Fight at Vie Finnanzo Card in Baltimore
Drake May faces Ray Weinrack in a four round bout as part of the American Leglotsa fight card at Bernie's Arena in Baltimore. The show features Calvin Drake Kline Shackleford Billy Kemp Duels Walker and Andy Read y with Lipps promoting and promising a strong future for local pugilists.
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Adot
Vie Finnanzo
Haltwee
Glenn Phake
Washington
Ray Weinrack
Baltimere
Francis Scott Key Post
Allreir
Bernie
Aretha Drakey
Jack Lipps
Legion Tetchmaker
Toerdasy
Pinnanre
Feoe
Drake
Ham Edger
Welack
Wall
Marehite
Lee
Frederick
Ray Cox
Fishwag Creeletut Fainnanne
Marion Burns
Baltimore Golden Gloves
Lipps
Finnane Drake
Weltirack
Baltimore
Calvin Drake
Kline Shackleford
Billy Kemp
Walhker
Andy Leady
Kemp
Walker
East Ray Cox
Ernle
Walker Isas
Kerdy
Tony Wagner
William Hoffman
Vince Heraola
Bal
Trump
Legion
Bernie's Arena
Nay Cox
Marshall
Doc)Caseel
Melvin
Minnick
Louis Braun
Sammy Capiio
Jimi Meaver
TW O'Clack
Howe
Bowling League Second Half Fealerdas's Heailts
Fealerdas leads the Bowling League in second half play with strong accounting and game performance. The matchups feature gas and appliance teams, highlighting line usage and strategic play as the season progresses.
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Fealerdas
T. Bowling League Second Half Showdown
In a chaotic second half Hestilly and the Wildcats overcame Vestecd Teel Steers to claim a decisive win. Dense scoring and tight defense carried the pair through a competitive matchup with key plays from standout players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcats
Five-Carder First Tak te Ge Attributed to Ad Teated
The piece profiles Mr Churchill of Great Neck, a noted duplicate bridge figure, praising his analytical impact on bidding theory. It discusses a contract problem in today’s deal with South as dealer and West’s balanced hand, asking which bidding principle should guide the response.
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Great Neck
Le 7
Churchill
Neer
Atea
West
Hig Doewee
Earth
World Chess Bridge? Churchill Hand Bidding Debate
In a west Israel context a bidding controversy centers on leading minor suits when no player holds a 1x cand minor. Churchill as South argues that opening a five heart hand would allow five hearts later and withstand opponents' pressure, avoiding a failed contract.
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Ashe
Chitehill
Churchill
Mount St Marys coaches search to name successor
A Mount St. Marys College athletic council meeting is set for next Monday night to name Jo Jo Lawler’s successor. Candidates include Ken Simondinger Bill Raftery and Wally Opekun as the school seeks a capable coach for basketball baseball and football. The piece lists top national teams Long Island University Notre Dame and Stanford and notes Stanford’s strong outfit with stars Birmingham Nedomatsky and Alperstin.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Jo-Jo Lawler
Doe Ree Cenly
Emmitsburg
Washington
Ken Simondinger
Maly Cross
Northeast Catholic High School
Philadelphia
Bill Raftery
Wally Op
Tom Birmingham
Tvan Nedomatsky
Tenny Alperstin
San Francisco
Terps
Httle
AOR Abe
Bart Frege
Rtvey
Frank Dobron
University of Maryland
Deeane Sophs
Praciier
Ate
Wllet
Mail handling costs and refit estimates in jumble text
The text reports a per piece handling cost of nine cents for first class mail in a jumble. It also mentions an estimated refit cost for a group labeled OF9OKE which appears garbled.
Four Shot Wins Game For Maryland School
The Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated Charles Town High 30 0 in a five minute overtime after Spath hit a free throw. Lee Hudson led the Mutes with three early field goals and Singer added a late free throw as Maryland secured its second win of the season over the Purple Panthers in West Virginia. Charles Town was strong in passing but missed 11 free throws and Maryland capitalized on missed opportunities. The Mutes close their season Saturday against Baltimore Flats unless St John’s High School schedules a return game.
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Spath
Maryland
Charles Town High School
Quint
West Virginia
Muttes
Purple Panthers
Mutes
Lee Hudson
Hudson
Singer
Charles Town
Frederick
Sud- Fon
Baltimore Flats
St. John’s High School
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Frederick Hgh
State Armory
Hasore
Ds Ishown
Joe Brsin
Blworthy
Pede Fram
Brederick
Pettod
VM. Coa
Tho Ofelock
Hicita
Tee
Theil
Jenkins
Waehter
Oden
Moly
Vie
iGarter
Vrushour
Finaanzo
Glenn Drake
Borat Pere
Kay Weinrack
Srnday
New Windsor
Rheingold Ramblers
Pet Gas Dept
Roderuck
Wat Nl Smith
Winnivan ’ Cramer
Wat Harding
Poole
Poule Ag
Seman (Rede
Cook
Hawk
Neal
Parks
Tucker
Nelson
Miller
Moore
Dertzbaugh
Hughes
Poole Ag
Ramiblers
Church Street
Itv
Acme
Mia Sports Wolecat
Mt. City Mills
ASA
Im. Morgan
Ked Steers
Hambott
Toberg
Garton
Tandia Mae
WM. BE. McKennly
American Bridge League
Israel
Indg
Kowar
Borden
TE Borden
Earle Hopping
Pap
Eymine
Arthus
IY RI Gage
Long Island University
Notre Dame
Middle West
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Blackbirds
Geneva
Minnesota
Stantond
Southern California
Trojans
Storm & Shipley
Garber’s
Ford Vs
Kemp's
Stup's
M.S
L. Pet
Foi Motor Co
Storm and Shipley
Alanne
Chestnut Farms Ie
Stop Bros, AG
Bill's
Kemp's Klubbers
Garber's Bakery
Sliger
Slupley
Morgan
Mit. Shipley
Garber’s Bakery
Reg
Zinverman
Grimes
Rodefer
al Williams
Harper
Kerchnoer
Rae Tatals
O'Bannon
Spinks
Crane
Peat
Bob Timers
Blott
Mahanes
Derman Cf
Bane
Vree Information
J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
Stieff
Betsy Patterson
Sue Company
James E. Doll
South Market
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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