Tri County Meet Called For March 21 In Rose Tavern
Tri County League President Lawrence A Dorsey convenes a March 21 meeting at Rose Tavern south of Frederick to discuss roster strength and season readiness amid military draft impacts. Secretary Phil Beard reports clubs hit by calls and a circuit reorganization vote will gauge available veterans and retirees as replacements for drafted players.
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
Tri-County League
Rose Tavern
Frederick
Trico
Phil Beard
Tri- County League
Dorsey
Trico Loop
County Softball Loop Meeting Friday Call
County Softball League President Melvin Schwearing called a Friday meeting at 8 p m in the Fredericks M C A after last week's lackluster turnout left only Ballenger and Jefferson expressing readiness to re enter the 1951 Sunday season Ballenger may shift to City League play if week night games are adopted and the Sunday County league franchise remains in force Also listed SPORTSMEN TO MEET with the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association holding its quarterly meeting Thursday at 8 p m at Hotel Frederick to discuss creating a bass rearing area along the old canal near Point of Rocks
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Melvin Schwearing
the Fredericks
Ballenger
Jefferson
Schwearing
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Sportsmans Organization
Hotel Frederick
Earl Kolb
Point of Rocks
Hagerstown Noses Out Blair in Class A Semifinal
Hagerstown defeated Montgomery Blair High of Silver Spring 47 to 42 to advance to the State Class A final against Wicomico High of Salisbury. The Shoremen, who captured the Eastern sectional title earlier by beating Bel Air, face the Sea Gulls Saturday at College Park. Referees called 59 fouls including several on walking, and Blair had five field goals nullified for offense.
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Hagerstown
Montgomery
Blair High
Silver Spring
Wicomico High
Salisbury
College Park
Shoremen
Bel Air
Montgomery Blair
Seton Hall Five Stuns North Carolina State in NIT
Seton Hall upset NC State 71 59 and Dayton defeated Arizona 74 68 in the NIT at Madison Square Garden. Semifinals will feature Seton Hall vs Brigham Young and Dayton vs St John’s Brooklyn, with NC State and Arizona falling after early leads. Crowd was 9,680 as NC State’s high scoring attack faded in the second half.
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New York
Seton Hall
North Carolina State
Walt Dukes
Independent teams clash as Walkersville Glade trotters win 46 31
Stick from Rochester and Roy Belliveau headlined the Dixie power elimination. Independent Walkersville Glade trotters defeated Brunswick Railroaders 46 to 31 on the Glade court as the Railroaders failed in the first half then surged briefly in the third quarter before a closing Glade spurt.
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Stick
Rochester
N. C
Roy Belliveau
Springfield
N. Yd
Dixie Power
Walkersville Gladetrotters
Brunswick Railroaders
Glade Court
Trotters
Gladetrotters
Brunswick
Orndorft
Funk
Jenkins
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Gladetroiters F
Flanigan
Etzler
Amvets Victors Over Druid Theater In Middletown Match
Middletown Amvets beat Druid Theater of Damascus 93 to ? Tuesday night in the home game. Ifert led with 34 points in the opening period as the Amvets built a big early lead and then controlled the rest of the contest. Damascus also dropped a game at Damar scus in the clubs home-and-home series.
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Amvets
Middletown
Druid Theater of Damascus
Ifert
Druids
Damarscus
Druid Theater
Hood
Cline
Duvall
Ion Gladhill
Middletown Anwels to Brunswick Rematch with Moose Quad
Middletown Anwels travel to Brunswick for a return game against the Moose quartet on Thursday evening at the Druid Theater in Middletown.
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Brunswick
Middletown
Anwels
Moose
Class meets Dorcas Sisters at Doubs Methodist Church
The Dorcas Sisters class of Doubs Methodist Church held its monthly meeting Friday evening at Miss Betty Michael's Doubs home. Mrs. Elvin Bartlett led the devotional and business session while Mrs. Lawrence Walter won the door prize. Recreation was arranged by the hostess with prizes won by Mrs. Harold Shankle, Mrs. Ralph Wirts, and Mrs. Wilbert Ott. refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Dorcas Sisters
Doubs
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