Jeffersonians and Y M C A win semifinal in Parkway gym
The Jeffersonian Club and Frederick Y M C A advanced from the third annual gold medal tournament semifinals in Parkway gym on Wednesday night. Jeffersonians edged Shipley's Celtics 31 to 29 after a late Crummitt long shot broke a 29 29 tie. Y M C A crushed Frederick DeMolay 51 to 15.
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Jeffersonian Club
Frederick ‘Y. M
Celtics
Shipley
Downes
Bhipley
Leicherz
F. Ramsburg
Smith
Kreh
Price
F. Tp Beer
Bowers
Hare
Rhoderick
Crummitt
G. Ferguson
Myers
Salter
Frederick
MC. A
Moore
Flair
Angieberger
Hartman
C. Muggie
Houck
Holcomb
Ode
Frederick NeMolay
A. F. Th. Michael
F. Nogle
F. Ford
Kemp
Heck
Roderuck
Haller
X. Banner
Dorsey
Lefty Grove Arm Holds Fate Of Red Sox
In Sarasota Cronin restlessly reshapes the Boston Red Sox roster. Major figures like Grove, Progris, and Werber anchor a bid to rebound from a 1934 fourth place. Cronin touts Dahlgren and Niemiec as key add ons while Welch and Mantle prospects vie for spots.
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Lefty Grove
Fate of
Red Sox
Hochette
Kansas City
Jack Wilson
Portland Coasters
Rogers Hanlon
Reading
Cronin
Welch
Merena
Bridgeport
Rick Ferrell
Louis Levett
Bill Smith
Coronte
Geoge Saving
Gordon Hinkle
Boston Red Sox
Bill Werber
Lews Leggett
Joe Cronin
George Pipgras
Dahlgren
Morgan
Cisscl
Ellsworth Dahlgren
San Francisco
Gabby Street
Niemiec
Holy Grass
Jack Barry
Werber
Don Kellett
Boston
Cecil Tent
Arthur Graham
Almada
Trent
Joplin
Grahan
Professional billiard star Ralph Greenleaf dazzles crowds
Wilmington champion Ralph Greenleaf, world billiard title holder since 1919 with a 272 consecutive run, displayed intricate trick shots and rapid sequences in a two part exhibition at the Francis Stott Key hotel. He beat Miler Hirls 129 to 72 in the afternoon and 87 in the evening then heads to Chambersburg Pa with future dates listed.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Wilmington
Del
Francis Stott Key Hotel
Greenleaf
Miler Hirels
Sminother
Bernie Brooks
Billard
Jas Bes
Evina Tons
la Bridge
Greenhal
Pacific Coast
Ewing
Chambersburg
Silent Five on Short End in Littlestown Defeat
The Maryland State School for the Deaf basketball team lost to Littlestown High School of Pennsylvania 30 to 17 in Littlestown. The Mutes trailed early, fought hard, but faded in the fourth period as Miller fouled out. The game featured near-even play until Littlestown surged after the fourth stanza began.
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Maryland
Littlestown
Quint
Littletown
Ohards
Miller
Silentee
Tiltiestown
Best Player Baltimore Athlete Borries Tops All-State Poll
Fred Bugs Borries of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis was named the outstanding basketball player in Maryland by coaches and sports writers in a state wide All-State quintet poll conducted by the Associated Press. Borries received first team votes from all voters and was chosen for every position due to his versatility.
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Baltimore
Fred “Bugs” Borries
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Maryland
Associated Press
Boriles
Navy
Final game Saturday in Maryland college basketball title series
Loyola College and Mt. St. Mary's meet in a neutral Homewood arena Saturday night to decide the Maryland Collegiate Basketball League title after Mt. St. Mary's won 40-26 at Kammits burg gym Tuesday. Loyola won the opener 39-30 at Evergreen.
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Loyola College
Mt. St. Mary's
Homewood
Sbattilmore
Loyola
Kammitsburg
Karl Bender
Bill Listen
Hopkins
Evergreen
Mt St. Mary's
Arthur Malloy
Do You Remember Moments From Past Sports Weeks
One year ago today Helen War ing of Pinehurst won the sixth event at near Mid-South golf tournament in Southern Pines North Carolina. Five years ago today Eleanor Holm broke the world meter back stroke record with a new mark 372 5 in Miami Beach Florida. Ten years ago today the intercollegiate swimming and water polo titles went to Yale defeating Piinecton in both events at Piinecton New Jersey.
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Southern Pines
WN. C
Eleanor Holm
Miami Beach
Fla
Yale
Bulldog
Piinecton
N. J
Middletown 10 Play Tonight in Regional Battle
Middletown high schools clash with Penn Avenue high of Cumberland tonight at Hagerstown gym aiming to upset Allegany county champ. Coach Hauver seeks to match the Penn Avenue duo led by William Muller and Harold Fraley while Cumberland notes Penn Avenue depth and past upsets. Referee is Harry Perry. lineup includes Keller Rohrback and Cornwell for Middletown.
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Middletown High Schools
Penn Avenueigh School of Cumberland
Hagerstown
Allegany County
Bill Hauver
Queen City
Franklin High School
Cumberland
Penn Avenue
Jiggs
Burns
West Virginia
Davis
Parsons
Allegany High School
Iis
Barton High School
Gertleman
Allegany
Bobby Cavanaugh
Wiliam Muller
Harold Fraley
Middletown
Hauver
Harry Perry
H Keller
Whiteman Rohrback Fraley Romsberg Miller R Keller
Wilson Haover Cornwell
Poolesville Rangers sweep twin win at Gaithersburg gym
Poolesville Rangers defeated Gaithersburg A C 48 12 and Sandy Spring A C 30 17 in a Tuesday doubleheader at Gaithersburg high school gym. Rangers led Gaithersburg 9 2 21 4 37 6, while Hough and Elgin sparked the win over Sandy Spring. Miller starred for Gaithersburg with 10 points. Return game with Sandy Spring set for Saturday at 4 30 in Poolesville.
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Poolesville Rangers
Gaithersburg High School
Rangers
Gaithersburg A. C
Sandypring
A. C
Gaithersburg
Miller
Sandy Spring
Hough
Elgin
Poolesville
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Weller
Johnson
Selman
Hershberger
Bodmer
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Hardy
Muller
Pearl
Hammond
Jacobs
A. Hammond
Hershber Es
Waynesboro Basketball Showdown At Local Gym
Waynesboro scene features a Saturday afternoon game in the local gymnasium with Avs as the opponent. The event draws community attention as players take the court for a midweek style home matchup.
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Waynesboro
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Dorsey Shipley
Slim Jim” Baer
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Frederick DeMolay
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Charles Town
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Harry Ghalson
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Portland
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Syracuse
Eddie Morgan
Columbus
Joseph Edward Cronin
Garasota
Bucky Harris
Yawkey
Edward Trowbridge Collins
Grove
Wesley Ferrer
George Progras
Yankee
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Rube Walberg
Athletic Dependable
Fritz Ostermacher
Soiter
Carl Reynolds
Dusty Cooke
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Borries
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Pittsburgh
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Molesworth
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Pinehurst
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Hagerstown Woodmen
Martinsburg
W. O. W Quint
Ohler
Rudy
Zeigler
N. Eutaw St
Fultimore
Reserve Fund
Fredericktown
Ings
Fredericktown Savings Institution
T. Weller
F. Johnson
al Bodmer
G. T. Bonfant
Paddy
J. Ladson
Brigham
T. Paddy
G. Cashel
Dairyman
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Lime Kiln
Hillside Coal Co
Water Street
Knowle
Quaker City
North Market Street
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Md
N. Market
Chevrolet
Frederick Motor Co
Patrick Street
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