Tri-County Loop reorganizes for second season
At an enthusiastic meeting in the Y.M.C.A auditorium the Tri County Baseball League reorganized for its second season. Officers were re-elected and nine of sixteen teams were represented. Next Friday at 7 30 p m a follow up meeting will select team representatives and consider franchise applications from Woodsboro Harmony Point of Rocks Lime Kiln Jefferson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollins J. Atkinson
Dorsey F. Shipley
J. Harry Brandenburg
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Church Hall
Brunswick
Boots
Richard Magnus
Knoxville
Monroe Hyde
Winfield
Carroll County
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Middletown
Woodsboro
Harmony
Point of Rocks
Lime Kiln
Jefferson
Derr Bowling League Second Half Results
Yesterday American 5 defeated Derr's. Schedule lists games Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with matchups including Derr's vs Hustlers Duntops vs Trainmen and Wildcats vs Shooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derr
Derr's
Hustlers
Duntops
Trainmen
Wildcats
Shooks
Lan Pet
Shook's
Kaufman
Dunlop Tires
H. & F. Trainmen
Derr’s Alleys
Bakers Bowling League Second Half Results
Farmers defeated Albaugh Chevrolets in yesterday's Baker's Bowling League action. Local standings and high scores were reported for the second half of the season.
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Hoke
Hedges
W. Baker
Zimmerman
G. Baker
Albaugh
Hogarth
Albagh
Ats Miller
Main
Howell Emerges as Detroit's New Young Star Pitcher
In Lakeland Florida scouts weigh Dixie Howell known as Dine after his Alabama heroics against Stanford. Detroit signs him for 8000 dollars and expects a strong two way contribution with catching and fielding skills. Cochrane praises his versatility and pace while noting possible minor league moves and left handed pitching gaps. Next discussion focuses on the Phillies.
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Hiuter
NBA
Lakeland Fla
Detroit
Satellies
Horne
Millard Fleming Howell
Dine
University of Alabama
Stanford
Howell
Eddie Guescher
Rowe
Mickey Cochrane
Marvin
Owen Convales
Willow
Morgan
San Antonio
Cochrane
Gossin
White
Fox
Marvy Owen
Greenberg
Gehringer
Rogell
Ray Hayworth
Frank Reiber
Marler
Bridges
Auker
Firpo Marberry
Elon Hogsett
Carl Flacher
Clycle
Mad
Cash Aces And Kings By WM. E. McKENNEY
Secretary McKenney discusses R. R. Richards of Detroit returning to tournament play after recent Detroit wins. He notes Richards helped found the American Bridge League in 1927 and won the 1929 national contract pair championship with him. He shares a lesson: cash your aces and kings and avoid revokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
R. R. Richards
Detroit
Richards
Weil
West
South
Bridge bidding and opening lead at Midwest duplicate
In a Duplicate AI event, North opens 1NT with South and East and West responding. After passes, 3NT is reached. Opening lead follows with ace and queen as the first cards.
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AI Val
South West North East
Defending Diamonds and Clubs: A Bridge Problem
In a 13 contract South opens one club West one diamond North one heart South three hearts North four hearts East leads king of diamonds and continues with three of diamonds. By a precise club play the contract can be defeated if West holds a high club honor and East turns a spade return after an ace on the first club lead. The safest line is a small diamond to dummy for the ace then a small club. If East overcalls with ace of clubs and returns a spade the defense defeats the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
North
West
Declarer
Frederick Blue Ridge Hustlers Form Independent Team
The Frederick Blue Ridge League Club reorganized as an independent team for the coming season. The Hustlers will charge 25 cents per game and play only weekend games beginning Sunday in May. Ray Gardner returns as playing manager, with George Salter as scorer, and a potential Old-Timers game on Decoration Day featuring major league names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Blue Ridge League
Akers’ Tobacco Store
Edward M. Akers
Charles le Baloff
Frederick Blue Ridge Club
Hustlers
Ray Gardner
George Salter
St. Mary's Celtics
Alexandria
Federal Housing Administration
Sam Agnew
Jimmy Archer
Cy Young
Hube Marquard
Rube Bressler
Bill Wambsganss
Sam Crawford
Harry Hooper
Zach Wheat
Exhibition Game Highlights for Indians and Washington
A report notes Bos Berger of the Cleveland Indians in an exhibition with Washington, detailing plate appearances and field chances. Also mentioned are a trainer’s note, Chaney’s Cumberland venue for a gold medal basketball tourney, a German lumber reference by Frank Menke, and a furlough notice at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plus a Memphis resident’s varied career in canary voice restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos Berger
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Marshaid
Flash
Srvea
Tribe
Fleet-Wings Halted by New Britain in Hanover
Gettysburg Fleet Wings drop thirteenth of fifty this season to New Britain 50 42 in Hanover Pa. New Britain dominates late with Johnson and Saunders leading. Honey Russell tallies 14 for Gettysburg. Cal Heller dwarfed by Tiny Hearn as New Britain strengthens pro league standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Fleet-Wings
New Britain
Philadelphia Sphas
Hanover
Ivan Kitzmuller
Art Zahn
Fleet Wings
Johnson
Rusty Saunders
Cal Heller
Tiny Hearn
Hern
Honey" Russell
Gettysburg Fleet Wings
F. Toscitamuller
Chanowski
Lynch
Heller
Zahn
Dracha
Besen
Tp. Johnson
Saunders
Stearn
Bass
Russell
Hen Bream
Major revision urged in federal soil program due to dust storms
Washington March 22 The Federal government faces a major revision of its soil program driven by drought and dust storms in the Great Plains. Officials said the current drought conditions echo 1934 and may push rapid land purchases in the drouth belt for a wide soil erosion plan. Crop reduction rules also shift with the 10 percent cut in spring wheat acreage dropped, letting farmers plant any area.
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Washington
Great Plains
AAA
Wey
Drouth Belt
Radio Day by Day Highlights BBC Rights and Schedules
New York March 23 AP radio editor notes WEC will buy four BBC plays including Old Bannerman and The Delayed Drop. NBC's Goodby Mr Chips stars Alfred Shirley. WOR to air a special DX program after sign-off. NBC plans Swiss Alps broadcast from Great St Bernard hospice and lists tonight’s and Sunday’s program lineups across WEAF WABC and WIZ with music drama and symphonies. Say you saw ko in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WEC
BBC
England
Old Bannerman
Eden Philpotts
Suel
Laurie
Tom Deviné
Allen Byrne
Squaring the Circle
Wjz-Nbc
Goodby Mr. Chips
James Hilton
Alfred Shirley
Lo A. m
WOR
Newark News Radio Club
Swiss Alps
Hospice of
Great St. Bernard
NBC
Church Hill Forming 1935 Tri-County Baseball Nine
Church Hill plans a 1935 Tri-County League season with Roscoe Shank as manager. The lineup includes Dan Shook Frank James Lloyd Rice Hardy Rogers in the outfield and Ralph Gastley Tony Wagner Roscoe Whipp Hun Ambrose Jack Baer as catcher with Duke Bohn and Harry Whipp pitching. A new diamond is on Ballenger Creek Pike three miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Hill
Roscoe Shank
Dan Shook
Frank James
Lloyd Rice
Hardy Rogers
Ralph Gastley
Tony Wagner
Roscoe Whipp
Hun" Ambrose
Jack Baer
Duke Bohn
Harry Whipp
Ballenger Creek
Do You Remember Five Years Ago Agua Caliente Winner
Five years ago today Victorian won the first Agua Caliente Handicap taking a winner’s purse of 93400 dollars. Ten years ago today Brooklyn paid Indianapolis 25000 and pitcher Henry for Jess Petty, a left handed hurler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Henry
Jess Petty
Braddock Defeats Lasky in 15-Round Madison Square Garden Bout
James J Braddock of New Jersey defeats Art Lasky of Minneapolis in a 15 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden New York to edge toward a title shot against Max Baer. Braddock gains decision as crowd sees a late rally and clear control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Lasky
New York
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
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Trecounty Loop
Stroup Og BT
Trump Allison
Mercer
Lenhart
Spurrier
Houck
Stockman
Baker’s Bowling League
Ww. I. Pet. Farmers
Lions Club
Berolay Alumni Union Mfg. Co
Giitinger’s Grocerie
Chevrolets F
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Barbers -l
Glade Valley “Bakery
Farmers Co Opines
Tiger Lair
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Tiger
Hartford
Ala
TJ Howell
Dixie
Lee
Worth
Flea Clifton
Heinie Schuble
Trancis Parker
Beaumont
Dothan
Tallahassee
Mick
Chester Collins Morgan
Tigers
Pete Pox
The
Phillies
Tommy
Galveston
Schoolboy Rowe
Sea Auker
Chester Morgan
Desler
Wag Wagner
Haqis
Blue Ridge
Tll
Ho Chaney
Cumberland
Moa
Teurna
Chaney
West First Street
Cumberland, Md
Leuhen
Frank Menke
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ethel Lawrence
Memphis
Canaries
WE Ostrok
WE Leasue
Max Carey
Miami
Sphas
Adio
C E Butterfield
WEAF
Whispering Jack Smith
Sigmund Romberg
Rose Bampton
Gibson Family
WABC
CBS
Benny Venuta
Roxy's Gang
Lily Pons
Minneapolis Symphony
California Melodies
WIZ
WEAP
Ruth
Naomi
Lchumann-Heinek
Major Bowes
One Man's Family
Don Petro Orchestra
Germany
N. Y
Philharmonic
Ray Perkins
Eddie Cantor
Detroit Symphony
Irene Dunne
Morton Downey
Jack Benny
Joe Penner
Arturo Toscanini
Henry Seydel Canby
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Youlouldnt
Chevrolet
Olet Sales, Inc
Frederick, Md
Church Hill Ready
New York State
Greenawalt
Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
Aintree
North Court Street
Markell & Ford
Carroll St
Reserve Fund
Fredericktown
Ings
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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