Hagerstown and Catonsville Fight For Western Shore Crown
Hagerstown, Frederick, and Catonsville high schools meet in the Western Shore finals at a neutral Easton floor. Winner advances to face Salisbury or Chestertown for the state title on Saturday. Hagerstown, led by Semler and stars Snyder and Robison, faces Catonsville’s quick offense in a bid to reach the state championship.
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Hagersown
Catonsville
Frederick
Hagerstown
Easton
Playground League of
Baltimore
Ponent
Hagerstown Quint
Washington Countians
Westminster
Fisher
Stude
Byers
Ingram
Geise
Pickels
Williamon
Powers
Burgee
Local Y M C A Girls Win Close Game by One Point
The Frederick Y M C A girls edged Hagerstown in a rough 26 to 25 basketball contest at the gym Tuesday night. Ogle Trittippe and Brown led Frederick, while Miller Rohrer and Condon starred for Hagerstown. The win evens the series and crowns a successful season as the Pumps suffer a setback in a separate league event.
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Frederick
Ogle
Trittippe
Brown
Milter
Rohrer
Condon
Frederick Y
Burt Shotton Gives His Phils the Once Over
Our cameraman toured the Winter Haven Florida camp where the Philadelphia Nationals work on pennant prospects. Manager Burton Shotten watched the workouts from the baselines as Fresco Thompson Arthur Decatur Alex Ferguson Russell Wrightstone and Lester Sweetland practiced on the field.
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Burt Shotton
Phils
Arthur Decatur
Alex Ferguson
Russell Wrightstone
Wrestling Promoters End Feud In Madison Square Garden
Patch up difficulties between Tex Rickard and Jack Curley ends years of enmity as wrestling resumes at Madison Square Garden. The two men, once bitter rivals, appear reconciled after a string of disputed shows and negative publicity. Also notes a historic outside loop by Lieutenant J. J. Doolittle reaching 250 miles an hour.
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Madison Square Garden
Wich
Tex Rickard
Jack Curley
John McGraw
Ty Cobb
Richard
Curley
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Rickard
Old Garden
Wall Street
New York
Rassling
Thet
Tonock
Ickard
Carley
Lient
Doolit Ie
Frederick High Plans Interclass Basketball Games
Frederick High School coaches Aldridge and Boyle organize interclass games among Freshmen to Seniors to build future basketball material after a difficult first Cumberland Valley season. Girls teams also prep as teachers assign players to class squads with senior and junior coaches guiding each group.
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Mullican
Catherine Truthpoe
Fresimen
Lucille Baumgardner
Anna Albans
Frederick High School
Aldridge
Boyle
Frederick High
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Terrestimen
Goth
W. D. B. Aldridge
Betty Bosle
Bors
Kirchman
Grove
Brichey
Taylor
Gilbert
Brown
Burdette
Ogle
Alice States
Francescr
Vida VanFossen
Frede rick Fans Urged to Support State Final Basketball Clash
The article notes the Crisfold team forfeiting its Eastern Shore League franchise due to funding issues and hints another town may take the spot. It reports new signing Albert Kritt from Washington by Manager Joe Neptune, plus ongoing season ticket sales, canvassing shortcomings, and exhibition-game cutbacks. It laments low Frederick turnout for the state wide high school tournament and urges strong local support for tonight’s Hagerstown vs Catonsville Western Shore final at the Armory.
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Crisfold
Eastern Shore
Hagerstown
Raynor Lehr
Hartisburg
New York-Pennsylvania
Johnstown
York
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Joe Neptune
Hustlers
Hubs
Frederick
State Armory
Westminster
Frede
Clay
Catonsville High School
Playground Athletic League
Armory Court
Breferick High School
Allegany High School
Sinclair's Mounts Barred in Maryland
One mile tracks prevent Sinclair from competing in Maryland events as officials bar his mounts. Local horse racing authorities enforce restriction amid dispute over eligibility and permit status.
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Maryland
Maryland Racing Commission bars Rancooss stable horses
The Maryland Racing Commission, via secretary James Hayward, asked owners of Maryland’s four one mile tracks to bar horses from the Rancooss stable owned by Harry F. Binclary due to ties with the Teapot Dome oil scandal. The notice was sent to Pimlico Bowles Havre de Grace and Laurel racing associations.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
James ¥. Hayward
Rancooss
Harry F. Binclary
Maryland
Pimlico
Bowles
Havre de Grace
Laurel
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Prince Henry
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Kaeerten
Tee American Greyhound Racing Association
Wik & Capital
Tasewe Incorporated
Corduc
New York State
Winter Haven, Fla
Philadel
Phia
Pennant
Burton Shotten
Fresco Thompson
Lester Sweetland
Moundsman
NEA
Garden Corporation
Pesck
Prestina
Ponce DE Leoorce
Fountain OF Youth
Bovy
F. I. & & Seacue
James Monday
Stokers
Convevarg
Zesoris
Albert Kritt
Washington
Kritt
Atlanta Crackers
Clarence Blethen
Hustler
Stanley Crandall
Tivoli
Larry Lemon
the Stunt Man
Pn the
Gene Stratton Porter
the Harvester
Natalie Kingston
Orville Caldwell
Him Off
Opera House
Hal Hout
Gene Honey Gas Cobb
Marie Prevost
May McAvoy
the Little Snob
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
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