Devon Punchers Win SX Bouts
Rugged punches from the Devon Club beat Western Maryland in a seven bout card at the Francs Scott Key post. Tony Di Ubaldo edged George Beatty in a tight main event. Joe McGreavy, Delton Parker, Harold McGreavy, Oscar Lease and Charlie Rondo also claimed decisions as the Devon parade kept rolling through a lively boxing night. Promoter Jack Lipps announced April 8 as the next card with plans to headline Carroll Wright and Charlie Brandt.
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Rugged Penchers
Fern
Maryland
Witla SX
Scott Key Post
Atercan Lezon
Ym Berne
Acena
Frederck Bos Z
Uswuds
Fis
Tom Kiddy
Blaster
Devon
Frederick Boy
Kiddy
Ido Het
Eiddy
Frederick Dover
Trump
Ruddy
Frederik Boy
Tony di Ubaldo
George Beatty
Baltimore
Tony
DiAbaldo
Beatts
Beatty
DiVbaldo
Harold McGreavy
Vincent Tummuello
Parker
Lee
Niine
Mike Cowatch
Charlie Rondo
Rondo
Cowatch
Oscar Lease
Devon Club
Paul Delosvedere
Lease
Wii
Epperhand
Atlantic
Joe McGreavy
Eddie Finagro
MecGreavy
Finazzi
Devon Boy
McGreavy
Finazzo
Wand
Jack Lipps
Sald
Carroll Wright
Boubs Plowboy
Charlie Brandt
Jomerzet
Southpaw
News-Post
Mansland
American Legion
Bernie's Arena
Killer Trump
Frederick Box
Tony di Ubalde
Extra Trick in Suit
A note by WM. E. McKENNEY, Secretary of the American Bridge League, discusses no trump contracts as harder to make because tricks rely on high cards and established low cards. It explains the tendency in duplicate to move from safe implemented bids to risky no trump contracts to seek top scores on a given board.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League 1
Five-suit contract analysis in a New York duplicate match
The article previews a three-part series on the new five-suit contract. It recounts a New York duplicate hand where Sidney Cohn and Barney McGuern spotted a crafting trick to reach a safe spade contact. The opener led to a sequence where hearts and trumps were cashed, East discarded a heart, and North set up a later diamond plan to defeat multiple slam attempts.
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New York
Sidney Cohn
Barney McGuern
South
North
Ore Heart
West
Brothers in hockey fade with many family ties
A NEA Service sports dispatch notes a surge and split in hockey families as many brothers drift to different teams and leagues. It tracks figures like the Conachers, Jacksons, Bouchers, Dorans, Manthas, and Thompsons, detailing shifts from majors to minors and managerial roles across the era’s teams and clubs.
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Thompsons
Cook Brothers
Bun
Rangers
Cleveland Barons
Providence Reds
Tretan Thomieens
Tysal
Boston
Paul
Nelard Mac
Kutveas
Comojaion
Detroit Red Wars
Aiton
Walhe
Vallous
Desse
Earle Roche
Bowling Scores Baker's Bowling League Latest Results
Prosperity leads Coca Cola 3 0 as latest bowling scores are reported. Next week schedule shows Prosperity facing Opera House Monday and Storm Shipley meeting Coca Cola Tuesday. Wednesday features Farmers against DeMolay Al with Bills Sandwich versus Stup Bros on Thursday.
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Prosperity
Opera House
Pet Opera House
Fleming
Tol
Fleming Davis
Itz
Haller
Handitap li
Ae Ae
CIF Bowling League Highlights and Next Week Matchups
Rocky Fountain 2 Miller's 1 Hargett's 2 Cramer's 1 Old German 1 Urbana 2. Next week Cramers vs Old German and Miller's vs Urbana, Wednesday. Hargett's and Rocky Fountain league outfits show shifting fortunes as longtime partners face new strains.
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Rocky Fountain
Miller's
Hargett’s
Cramer's
Urbana
Feams
L Pet
Cramers
Edwards
Muller's
Harrison SG
Darrow
An &S
Conroy wins DC badminton singles title at National Guard armory
John M Conroy son of Dr and Arg James G Conroy won the District of Columbia Men s singles championship by defeating Joel Baker 15-7 15-5 at the National Guard armory in Kensington. He also placed runner up in mens doubles and mixed doubles while practicing law in Hyattsville. Bernard Hartman, Frederick athlete, signed with Spartanburg South Atlantic club after stints with Knoxville in the Southern Association. Frederick High girls edge Hancock to stay favored for Western Shore title. Jassies rally to beat Allegany. Eels are born in the Sargasso Sea.
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John M Conroy
James G. Conroy
District of Columbia
Joel Baker
National Guard Armory
Kensington
Conroy
Hyattsville
Bernard
Boney” Hartman
Frederick
Spartanburg South Atlantic
Hartman
Knoxville
Frederick High School
Western Shore
Jassies
Hancock
Allegany High School
Doubs Boy Signs With Federalsburg Ball Club
Harsid Carey of Douo signs with Federalsburg Eastern Shore League club playing catcher and infield. The 19 year old stands 6 feet 1 inch and weighs 185 pounds. American Legion committee discusses protest over Y M C A basketball player eligibility, tied to age evidence. If no new proof arrives, YMCA team may win the Legion gold cup.
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Harsid Carey
Jesse Carey
Douo
Federalsburg
Eastern Shore
Macas Fandelphia
Carey
Omingtne
Key Post
The
American Legion
Maryland State School For the
Y. M Oc
Charles Kemp
Utms
Alvin G Quinn
Ballenger speedball team meeting called for March 22
Ballenger speedball team schedules a Tuesday evening meeting at Feagaville schoolhouse to elect reorganization and plan the next season. Atlee Compher leads efforts to include all last year players and attract new local talent.
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Ballenger
Feagawlle
Atlee Compher
Negro Given Life Term In State Penitentiary
Baltimore March 18 Philip J Dunlop a 26 year old Black man was sentenced to life in Maryland Penitentiary for the slaying of Harold Devine a taxicab driver formerly of Hanover Pa The defendant pled guilty to murder and faces a life term as a result of the plea and court decision
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Baltimore
Philip J Dunlop
Maryland Penitentiary Today
Harold Devine
Hanover
Man sentenced to death in first degree protest still denied
Devine was shot during a holdup on February 20 and beaten to death. Three judges denied his request for hanging. He is survived by his widow and a two week old daughter.
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Western Maryland
PAKSA
Ss & KH
Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
Conacher
Lionel
Charlie
Montreal Maroons
Ontario
Ontario Athletic Commission
Bes
Kkidnes
Funciion
Jacksons
Bucher
Ari
Art
Syracuse
Busher
Torronto Maple Leafs
Boston Sr
Boucher Brothers
Jone
Frank
George
Springfield Indians
Bils
Wass
Jervas
Loe
Joe
New York Americans
Jack
Frank Doran
Lipps
Detroi
Mich
Apri
Pittsburgh
Sprague
Odie Cleghorn
Odie
Jerry Shannon
Syracuse Stars
Mantha Brothers
Baker’s Bowling League
Storm & Shipley
Coca Cola
Bills
Stup Bros
Jdvursun
Thomas Tel
Arnold Hed
Sr Ulhps En
Roderick Eyler
Kinna
Marmon
Geisler
Shaffer
Strube
Castle
Sargasso Sea
Doubs
Federalsburg Ball Club
State
Charles F. Knock
South Market St
Dqll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Markell & Ford
Tate
Sherbet
Tate Ice
ALL Tate
South Market
North Market Sts
Brunswick
Earl M. Lowell
Burkittsville
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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