Frederick High Nips Maryland State School In Tough Tie
Frederick High School won the second of three games against the Maryland State School for the Deaf by 18 to 11 in the high school auditorium. The contest featured a hard fought effort with Frederick leading 8 to 11 at halftime and reserves defeating De Molay reserves 21 to 20. Referee W J Kreh supervised the action with timer Prof. Wm G Aldridge and scorer Salter.
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Frederick De Molay Bows to St. James 18 to 47
The Frederick De Molay boys lost to St. James School 47 to 18 at St. James. Wyman and Griffin led St. James with strong offense while Elworthy was Frederick’s primary scorer. Ne Molay to meet Hagerstown in Baltimore Saturday. Be Molay lineup listed with substitutions and fouls.
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CELLARITES WIN IN Y M C A JUNIOR A BASKETBALL GAME
The Jowly Packards defeated the Lincolns 9 to 6 in a YMCA Junior A basketball clash at the X gym. Captain Jimmie Etchison scored all nine Packards points with three field goals and three fouls, while Hansen and Sherald led the Lincolns in a tight game.
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Patriards
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James Sherald
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Lincoln
MSZ
Engle A. York
York Etchison
Tag Day by American Legion Auxiliary Tomorrow
The American Legion Auxiliary Francis Scott Key Post led by Mrs. George Birell will host tag day tomorrow with Mrs. Robert I. Crothers as general chair and the social committee headed by Mrs. Reno Crum. High school girls under Miss Lenore Hammond assist in collecting for relief work, grave decorations at Mt Olivet Cemetery, and family support for veterans.
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Francis Scott Key
George Birell
Robert l. Crothers
Reno
Crum
Lenore Hammond
Auxiliary
Mt. Olivet Cemeteri
Road conditions curb busy farm sale near Lorettaville
A large crowd attended the Rush farm sale near Lorettaville despite bad roads. Auctioneer John Null braved the trip, selling horses at 105 to 150 dollars, cows around 100, hogs 35 to 46, with warm machinery and implements commanding strong prices.
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W. H. Rush
Lorettaville
John W. Null
Adamstown
Bush Farm
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Legion play read details for Key Post event in April
At the Francis Scott Key Post meeting the annual Legion play Bimbo was read. The production aims for 37 percent performers with 320 choruses and 17 musical numbers. A director from John T B Rogers Producing Co will direct rehearsals three weeks before opening.
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Hood College rummage sale supports gymnasium dream
The Hood College Athletic Association will hold a rummage sale on Saturday at 217 North Market Street from 9 p.m. to 9 p.m. The event offers items from ping pong to footwear and hats to tennis rackets as funds to realize the long-desired gymnasium.
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Athletic Association
Young chemist predicts fall of English labor government
Miss Harriet Rogers, a young American chemist and former Hood College teacher, is visiting Mrs. C. E. Magruder in Haxerstown. After a year in the British Isles and France she predicts a short life for England's present labor government, calling the labor situation acute. She will speak in Hagerstown.
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C. E. Magruder
Haxerstown
Rogers
Hood College
Frederick
British Isles
France
England
Hagerstown
Rogete
Strange creatures and fashions in Grazil noted
The article lists unusual fauna in Grazil including vampire bats and poisonous tailed flat fish, plus vultures that wake piwises yerr like dog barking. It also mentions a smart scarf with long ends falling from the shoulder.
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