Frederick Downs Annapolis in 33 24 Victory
Frederick high school Cadets defeated Annapolis 33 to 24 at the State Armory, led by Easton and Nogie. Bennet and Roogie starred for Annapolis, with Frederick pulling away in the third period. Allegany High School looms next as the Cadets seek a Western Shore Conference playoff run.
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Frederick Cadets Rally Past Allegany In State Round
Frederick high school beat Allegany high school 36 to 24 to advance to the second round of the Statewide Playground Athletic League elimination tourney. The Cadets’ starting lineup included Carl Easton and Leslie forward plus guards Eduard Nikek and John James. backup Roscoe Whipp filled forward. Coach Dorsey led the squad with assistant Raccuff on the bench.
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Hlocks and oA Brancher Slides Ides Rapid Fire
A collage of sports notes and oddities features Lefty O Doul praising the big ball while noting it feels lighter, and Earl Porter dubbed the Earl of Tyne by Hialeah crowds for nearing seventy wins this season. Mentions include Johnny Revolta’s rise, James Joy Johnston, and Grover Alexander Past, plus a memory of Pete’s long road from a Gatesburg tryout to fame.
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Celtics Center Lapchick Key Figure in Coast Rivalry
Sports writers and authorities highlight Joy Lapchick as a standout center influencing the national scene. The text notes his impact as player, coach, and manager, with plans to appear on a state academy court in March as part of a notable series.
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Size of Circuit Top Tournament Games Set For Tonight
The Tri-State Baseball League plans a four plus event tonight at Mogee Hall Armory with Creass Rides facing Mitten Tiger at 7:30 and Company A versus PoolessiLe Ranges at 8:30. Bine Rice Lines and Shell O Co of Damascus follow, all part of a championship elimination meet sanctioned by the Central Amateur Basketball Association.
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County league clash preview amid strong outfielders
Few members of Garland fielders are to be given the once over by the Wheeler stories of the league. Smith and Burch are two of the best outfielders in the county league and they will be tested by the Railroaders if they make the grade.
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Red Ravens Top Muse Tailoring In Recreation Bowl Match
Recreation League results show Red Ravens defeat Muse Tailoring Co in a three game match at Pythtain alleys. Joe Pazdgesky led single game with 183 while Fry posted 506 for the series as Muse posted totals around 1680. Red Ravens finished with about 1760 in the win.
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Two Base Plans Considered as Berger May Replace Haile
Sport notes from Martinsburg show manager Walter Johnson of the Cleveland Indians weighing plans to field a young empire infield with Boze Berger at second, Haile at first, and Hale at third while Hele may take Hamm’s job. Nearby obit for Joe Brophy notes his Martinsburg life and work. Brophy, longtime Martinsburg Community Team manager, died from injuries in a weekend automobile crash. funeral at St. Joseph’s Church in Martinsburg WV. Brophy formerly played for Frostburg and Cumberland Colts among other teams and worked at Bakerson WV after leaving active ball. The piece ends with a stray Edison quip about automotive engines.
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Local News Briefs From Sam's Creek Area
Sam's Creek reports include Miss Bes sie Alexander returning home from Polyethic Hospital Harrisburg where she remains under physician care. Mae Miller and Cisrence Freyman enjoyed an evening at the Dome of Mr and Mrs Raymond Barnes Fest View. Mrs William Crumm of Lovettsville spent days in-law and daughter. Catherine Verns resumes schooling after illness. Frank Stitell and Dolores Hark visit Mr and Mrs Oscar Heiner. George Potteiger and Maunce Baker with son Ray also referenced.
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Mixed Field 10 Compete In Marathon On Sunday
A seed of 25 runners from male and female divisions is expected to compete in the Brunswick to Frederick marathon over the SVAL highway Sunday afternoon. The event, open to all, will start from B B Darrf Confectionery Ramsmeck and finish 35 miles away at Edward Aker. Tobacco Score on West Patrick Street. First prize is $10, second $5, third $3. Freeman entrants must register by midnight Saturday. James Schamel of Brunswick, who ran the Frederick to Brunswick course two weeks ago in 12 53, defends his crown Sunday. His brother Charles Schamel also competes, as will Mazina Brons Brunswick marathon dancer. Contributions for prizes are being made by local and Brunswick merchants.
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Gettysburg Bout Set At Pyihisam Alleys Tonight
A bowling match is scheduled for seven thirty this evening in Pyihisam alleys featuring Tommy Tucker Svar and Geoitysburg. Mrs William Borland and Mr George Maller hosted callers at their homes during the day.
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