Court Seasons Open Week With Gold Medal Tourney
The town gears up for a trio of gold medal tournament games at Parkway School starting 7:30 pm. Middletown Tigers face Shipley’s Celtics, followed by Jeffersonian Club versus Church Street Independents and YWCA against Stull’s Service Station. Semi finals hit Wednesday with finals Friday, medals awarded after the title game. Mt St Mary’s visits Loyola Tuesday in Maryland Collegiate action. Penn Avenue tops Oakland in Hagerstown Thursday. Littlestown meets Mutes Tuesday as state tourney action expands.
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Shipley's Celtics
Parkway School
Church St Independence
Jeffersonian Club
Stull
Mt. St. Mary’s
Loyola College
Emmitsburg
Maryland School For the Deaf
S. Littlestown
H. S
A&a
Mt. St. Mary's College
Jeffersonian
Church Street ‘Independents
Middletown Celtics
Celtics
Damascus
Tigers
Church Street Independents
Brull
Penn Avenue
Oakland
Middletown High School
Penn Avenue High School
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland High School
Garrett County
Queen City
Allegany County
Mt. 81. Mary's
Loyola
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Littlestown High School
Littlestown
State Armory
Frederick
Schmeling's Nine Round KO Beats Hamas in Hamburg
Beetle-browed Maz Schmeling, former heavyweight champ, blasted to the forefront of Baer title challengers with a nine round technical knockout of Steve Hamas in Hamburg Germany. Hamas absorbed a brutal beating and was pinned in the ropes as the referee counted out.
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Maz Schmeling
Max Baer
Steve Hamas
Penn State
Conege
Rng Nero
Hamburg
Germany
Hamas
Dn Fm
Intercollegiate Swimming title boost recalls Yule win
A one year retrospective notes Yule’s tenth Intercollegiate Swimming Association championship while the 727 club marks the milestone and reflects on past glory and team achievement.
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Yule
Year In a Row Boxing Moments Highlight Historic Knockouts
Five years ago Primo Carnera scored his ninth knockout since arriving in the United States, defeating Sully Montgomery in Texas. Ten years ago Allan Tannen of Boston won the National Junior AAA heavyweight title in Baltimore.
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Primo Carnera
United States
Sully Montgomery
Texas
Minneapolis
Allan Tanlad
Boston
Baltimore
Dope Book Signals New Baseball Season
A sports note previews the upcoming baseball season with a nod to the Sporting News Dope Book from St. Louis. It highlights the guide’s wealth of statistics, facts, and player mentions for fans, as it anticipates the national pastime’s return and its packed contents.
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Sporting News of
St. Louis
Mack Pins Hopes on Foxx catching tops big league plan
Connie Mack, 72, shifts James Foxx to catcher to extend his career with the Philadelphia Athletics. Foxx, a .360 hitter, accepts the switch, hoping to lift the club toward the pennant as Alex Hooks is added at first base. Foxx signals potential for a historic all around performance if the move succeeds.
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Barry Grayson
NEA
Fort Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
James Emory Foxx
Foxx
Maryland
Mack
Athletics
Florida Sun
Alex Hooks
Tulsa
Hooks
Philadelphia
Sadlersville Slurger
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Ruth
Iru
Jimmy
Roger Bresnahan
John McGraw
Bresnahan
Duke of Tralee
Jimmy Foxx
Wily Mack
Roger
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Mount St Marys Faces Loyola In Maryland League Final
Mount St Marys College seeks a second win against Loyola in Emmitsburg to clinch the Maryland Collegiate League title. The Blue and White, buoyed by a comeback mindset, aims to balance a 39 90 playoff loss in Baltimore and finish the series on their court. Joe Sagadelli leads scoring with 177 points in 20 games while Tom Lynch faces tighter defense.
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Emmitsburg
Maren
Mount St. Mary's
Loyola College
Maryland
Mountaineers
Loyola
Baltimore
Wisday
Tenlatac
Johns Hopkins
New Court
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Art Malloy
Mount St Mary's
Joe Sagadelli
Joe
Lynch
Tom Lynch
Emmittsburg
BOWLERS WANT MATCHES WITH R E A TEAMS
The Railway Express Agency in Washington seeks bowling matches with local teams. Interested managers may contact F. H. Engle at 11241 Oates Street N. E. Washington.
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Railway Express Agency
Washington
F. H. Engle
Oates Street
N. E
Schmeling Stops Hamas in Ninth Round in Hamburg
In Hamburg on March 10 Max Schmeling defeated Steve Hamas by technical knockout after 12 rounds, dominating the bout until it was halted one minute 20 seconds into the ninth. Schmeling's win positions him for a title bid against Max Baer in June. Joe Louis also stopped Donald Barry in Los Angeles, setting up potential matchups for the crown.
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Hamburg
Germany
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Steve Hamas
Hamas
Schmeling
New Jersey
Penn State College
Joe Louis
Detroit
Donald “Reds” Barry
Washington Battler
Los Angeles
Louis
Max Schmelng
Primo Carnera
Max Bass
Oldsmobile takes Y M C A league title with 40 9 win
Oldsmobile triumphs over Chevrolets 40 to 9 in a decisive Y M C A Basketball League final. Terraplane edges Plymouth 21 to 18 in overtime to stay in the hunt for third place.
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Oldsmobile
Walloping
Chevrolets
Terraplanes
Plymouths
Gonfalon
Chevies
Champs
Olds
Burke
Fink
Crum
McKenzie
Bowers
Sparks
Kehne
Ford
Anders
Geisbert
Routzahn
Burroughs
D. Hothenhoefer
L. Stull
Timer — Kehne
Brachey and Salter
Terraplane
Plymouth
Frederick Trojans Extend Undefeated Run with Wins
The Frederick Trojans, an undefeated local colored team, defeated the Hagerstown A's 21 14, then beat the Gettysburg Penn All Stars 21 14, and Saturday topped the Washington Scholastics 30 25 with Joe Hall of Armstrong High in the lineup. They challenge the Blue Ridge Lines team and the gold medal tournament winner to a series. Contact Tony Wagner at 224 Broadway. City rifle league results list Co A beating Headquarters and upcoming matches include Company A vs Potomac Edison and Old Scouts vs Potomac Edison. Headquarters of Post Office in St Petersburg, Fla closes items with weight complaints.
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al Kingey
Company A
City Rifle League
Fieires
Teniay
Artis
Tavats
Potoma Edison Caonyway
Kinsey Us
Bartels Co
Eno
Alan
Kaynes Srouts
LAW Ats Holderalt
Baer Betts
Schmedel
Aldrich Roo
Harley
Paxson
Tumimerman Head
BG Ag Srnec
O. Ike
Troxell
Ais Keeney
Rosey
Frederick
Tony Wagner
Broadway
This City
Ring Team Faces Catholic U Tonight In Season Finale
The University of Maryland ring team will be short two stars Nedomatsky and McAboy against Catholic University while freshmen are barred by Southern Conference rules. Fred Mix and Fred Rydewszki join the discard as heavyweights. Coach Jazz Harmony reshuffles the Terrapin lineup with Al Farrell replacing Jack Birkland and Dick Babcock moving to the 145 pound class. Jack Gormley meets Red Fleming in a key bout as 5,000 spectators are expected.
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University of Maryland
Nedomatsky
McAboy
Catholic University
Cardinals
Southern Conference
Fred Mix
Fred Rydewszki
Jazz Harmony
al Farrell
Jack Birkland
Dick Babcock
Dukes
Jack Gormley
Red" Fleming
C. A. Kaye
Terps
Georgetown
Day by Day Radio Epitome Celebrates Paul Whiteman Band Leader Twenty Years
A radio diary from New York dated March 19 notes Paul Whiteman marking his twentieth anniversary as a dance band leader. The piece highlights a midnight NBC broadcast from WJZ celebrating the milestone, with a banquet attended by over 25 band leaders and host Jack Dempsey, toastmaster Rudy Vallee, and speeches. Listings detail programs on WEAF NBC WABC and WJZ NBC through the evening, including Easy Aces Crooks Haydn’s Music and the Night Singer, with later shows featuring Father Coughlin and Art Jarrett orchestra.
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New York
Paul Whiteman
Paul
Wjz-Nbc
Jack Dempsey
Willo
Rudy Vallee
WEAF
NBC
Easy Aces
Richard Crooks
The
Haydn's
Radio Forum
Stan Byers
WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
Tucrezia Bo
Blask
Sully
Ted Husing
WJZ
Jan Garber
Carefree Carnival
Minstrels
Father Coughlin
Hugh Johnson
Art Jarrett
Reaped the Benefit Dan O'Mahoney Returns Big Earnings
Daniel O Mahoney the Irish wrestler known as a touring giant has earned substantial ta earnings in the United States. In thirteen bouts he has contributed about $118,500 to promoters with a personal take of 10 percent or $11,850. He averages roughly $1,000 weekly since arrival.
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Damiel O'Mahoney
Dan
DeMolay to Practice Tonight at Frederick M C A Gym
Frederick DeMolay basketball team schedules a 7 o clock practice at the M C A gym. All players are urged to attend promptly.
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Demolay
Frederick DeMolay
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