Frederick High Teams Win Western Shore Playoffs
Frederick High School boys defeated Hancock High 40 to 20 to claim the Washington county title as Frederick girls bested Smithsburg High 25 to 19. Both teams advance to Hancock for semi final Western Shore championship games against Allegany High and Fort Hill respectively. Peggy Myers led the girls with 19 points, while Hoffman led the Cadets with 11.
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Bees Build For 1938 Hope With Stengel At Helm
Casey Stengel fields a veteran pitching corps led by Jim Turner and Lou Fette with MacFayden reserves as the Bees seek a stronger hitting punch from West Kahle and a reshaped infield led by Cuccinello Fletcher Warstler and Walsh. Alfons Lopez Mueller and Riddle supply catching depth while DiMaggio Roy Johnson and Kahle pace the outfield as Boston eyes improved finish.
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First National Wildlife Week Aims To Spark Conservation
Sportsmen urge awake conservation during National Wildlife Week proclaimed by President Roosevelt and linked to the North American Wildlife Conference. Fred Jordan leads a nationwide effort with skeet shoots dinners sermons and school programs to rally support for protecting wildlife and restoring game populations. Local clubs and state agencies back restorative measures including tax funds return from sport item taxes and curbing spring fishing to protect spawn and future bass fishing.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
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Robertson- Pittman
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FINAL APPROVAL PENDING FOR EXPERIMENTAL TROUT PROJECT
Officials say final approval from the State Forestry Department and the Federal Bureau of National Parks is still needed for the Hunting Creek experiment near Thurmont in the Caluctin Recreational Area. About 1,700 trout were stocked and no further stocking will occur until approval is secured, with plans limiting daily anglers to 100, a 50 cent fee, barbless hooks, and a five trout creel cap. Stocking across county streams continues with reserves for the season.
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Bowling Scores Baker's League Latest Results
Storm and Shipley lead in the Opera House lanes as Baker’s Bowling League reports latest standings and scores. The notes hint at fishing advice about pan fish and larger game fish, noting feeding reductions could lessen bass pike and trout yields, a point attributed to fishermen themselves.
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Spring Sports Program At U Of M Announced
College Park Md March 15 Fifty one contests 30 home slated for University of Maryland varsity spring teams in baseball track lacrosse and tennis. Lacrosse away May 7 vs Princeton with track events preceding. Princeton and Maryland bracketed as 1937 lacrosse champions. Lacrosse schedule lists multiple dates and opponents including Virginia Tech Washington and Lee Navy Johns Hopkins and Harvard. Baseball and tennis schedules include key regional foes and dates through May 7 and late May. Also notes naming tunny as a tuna in British Isles and albacore in Atlantic waters.
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Johnson drives in six in one inning for AL record
On August 29, 1937 Bob Johnson of Philadelphia drove in six runs in a single inning, breaking an American League record as Philadelphia piled up 12 runs in the first inning against Chicago, an opening chapter setting an all time scoring high.
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Cleveland Indians
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Scout McCallister
John Niggelin
Kansas City
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Bob Johnson
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All-Star selections highlight Mt St Marcy team in MCCL voting
Mt St Marz led by Joe Karpinski secured five of six votes for outstanding guard as Maryland Intercollegiate Basketball League names its all star. Johnny Lambros St John s forward Goop Zebrowski Washington College center Don Petrini Mountain Eagles Stan Roke Moon guard earn spots. rest of report covers local Western Maryland basketball clashes and Gettysburg College Athletics Clinic with coach Bo McMillan leading sessions.
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