All Star Girls Team Selected in Local Honor List
The season’s top players were named to the All Star girls squad with Emmitsburg and Middletown contributing key starters. Notable picks include Miss Baumgardner, Miss Baumgardner, and Miss VanFossen, praised for scoring, defense, and passing as centers and forwards.
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Mmedlorre
Satelite Bargaedare
Emmitsburg
Miss Bac Yeading
Pauline Baumsardies
Emmlish
Miss VanFossen
Mims Coram
Im Naylor
Emmitsaute
Middletown
Castle
Gail
Thurmen
de Waa
Tomar
Agai
Hickle
Middieton
Back-Seat Driver Praised by Railroad Commission
A mangled notice notes praise for back seat driving ideas and bans someone named Preocieco with a March 12 reference. The fragment cites the Railroad Commission and mentions Raiload related context though details are unclear.
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Ban Preocieco
Praize
Iste Raiload Comm
City Bowling League Last Night Results
Local standings show mixed results as aman iamanda and Deeamlanda lead in separate divisions. Timeline notes Thursday games at Teress and Cryetiels venues with March schedules and evening matchups.
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City
Championship Hopes of Girls Get Setback
Frederick high school and Sketon team hopes were dashed after a severe blow in a girls basketball scrimmage. Lucile Baumgardner of the G V A B and Cunt team endured a broken nose, swelling, and a clash with Miss Helen Upel.
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Frederick High School
Guer
Helen Se
Danmeardiner
Ead
Bangaraner
Oil Conservation Drive Gains Momentum At Coast
In Washington and nationwide, officials push oil saving measures as feverish demand patterns prompt new guidance. The campaign targets industry and households to curb consumption while securing strategic reserves for upcoming months.
Not A Thing Wrong With Ruth And Gehrig Says Miller Huggins
Miller Huggins argues Ruth and Gehrig are primed for another strong Yankees season. He notes the core lineup with Meusel Combs Lazzeri and Pennock plus rookie hints from Lary Rhodes and Rhodes. He cites depth behind the plate with Bengough Grabowski and Dickey while pessimism about health lingers.
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Ruth
Gehrig
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Henry LL
Farrell
Penn Une
Ty Ratho
Combs
Lazeer
Pennock
Gehnetrr
Ruth Champier
Dai
Ronvers
Yoo
Brcause
Gehzig
Lyn Lary
Gutdau Rhodes
Pacific Coast
Isra
Aely
Hugiely
Ark Koemg
Lary
Lazzeri
Hues Uy Warries
Georte
Lary Wil
Robert- Buttie
Huggins
Rhodes
Utah University
Pipgras
Ruch
Meusel
Yank
Durst
Mal
Ger
Byrd
Funk
Yankees
Benny Bengough
Unscrambled Fragments of Frederick Sports Figures
A partial reminiscence lists figures tied to Frederick sports, including coaches and players from Annapolis Academy and local clubs. Mentions George Thom, Joe Eisenhauer Jr., Mike Thompson, and Harry Benson era ties with Navy, Maryland School, and local contests.
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Yank Crum
Frederick
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Joe
Academy Eleven
Annapolis
Navy
Mike Thompson
Bromitsburg
Ites
Harry G. Benson
Maryland
Dorsey Robinson
Hemler Dominates Second All Maryland Team Selection
The article outlines Hemler earning a second All Maryland nod amid a strong regional list. It highlights rival guards Jacobs from Washington and Dopson or Liston from Loyola as top competitors, with mentions of Bernstein and Radice challenging Hemler. The piece cites season-length debates and names the First and Second Teams with players from Washington, Loyola, St. John’s, Hopkins and Mt. Saint AL.
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Bernstein
St. John’s
Radice
Marsland
Hemler
Bhut
Poa
Girats
Wash
Bible Postpones New Daytona Track Trials
Daytona Beach scene reports adverse weather delaying speed trials for driver Lee Bible in the J Wiles Zipiex car. Segrave’s world record of 231 mph stands after his earlier runs, with crowds sparse but enthusiastic. Bible’s preliminary hit 170 mph as weather improves expectations. Segrave aims for at least 240 mph.
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Daytona Beach
Lee Bible
J. Wiles Zvipiex
Maj. H. O. D. Segrave
England
Major Segrave
Segrave
Bibie
Letrave
Maryland School for the Deaf Juniors Dominate Church Street Juniors
The Maryland School for the Deaf Junior basketball quint defeated Church Street School Juniors by 32 to 6. The game featured early Maryland pressure and solid defense as Stony High started strong, building a lead by the first half and stretched its advantage to end decisively.
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Maryland School For the
Church Street
Wth Street
Stony
Marsland
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Deeamlanda
City Bowling League
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Teress
Spa
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Ae Arbore
Haris & Fil
Homer
Washington
Hoover
Grabowski
Bill Dickey
Little Rock
Bob Huggins
Amer
Ean
Taday, Huger
Tor Hele
Fellay
Shawn
Hug
George Thom
Frederica
Xov
Hubby
Ontdy
Mr. St. Mary's Guard
Sports Wester
Grihkis
BIBLE
Church St. School
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
James E. Doll
Tools
Your
Rome
the Modern Lighting Co
North Market Street
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