Allegany Highs Edge Emmitsburg 40 17 To Reach State Final
Allegany High School defeated Emmitsburg 40 to 17 in Cumberland Md advancing to a state wide basketball final. The game drew about 100 spectators as Allegany pulled away after a close start and led 19 to 10 after the first quarter.
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Stup Brothers Fall 37 36 To Damascus A C
In a close home tilt at the State Armory the Stup Brothers Service Station team edged by the Damascus A C 37 to 36. The Inds led early and trailed at halftime as both clubs produced fast passing and steady defense in a thrilling second half.
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Damascus A. C
State Armory
Inds
Damascus
A. C
Waltersville
Mt. Au Mont
Walkersville A. C
Stup
Écmpart
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Wison Stup
West Patricks Street
Frederick Stup Brothers
Mercer
Towis
Damase
Sports Briefs Spotlight Rising Stars and Officials
Lou Bush seizes second base for Hed Weores after a season with Asheville in the Piedmont League. Ed Brockman, Baltimore official, refereed Golden Gloves in New York and umpired in Frederick County. Roark to coach intercollegiate matches in Charlottesville while Joe Die Magge prepares for his Yankees bow.
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Lou Bush
Rochester
N.Y
Spars Watts
Bush
Massachusetts State
Ashevill
Ed Brockman
Baltimore
New York
Ago
Madison Square
Garten
Brockman
Bos
Frederick Counery
Charter Short
Amothet Baltimore
Roark
Charlottesville
Tne
Durance
Joe Die Magge
New York Yankees
Cardinals rely on Frisch aging wrists in camp fight
In Bradenton, the Cardinals face questions over Frankie Frisch to carry the infield through 40 games and the 154-game schedule. Frisch participated in 103 games last season, with understudies Judy and Ankenman vying for impact roles as the team aims to replace long-time star power. The outfield features Marin shifting to left with Mowick and Morgan among other hopefuls, while pitching and defense battle for depth as the camp unfolds.
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NEA
Bradenton
Fla
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Dumzy Dean
Paul
Parmelo
S. Lows Cardinnals
Semine Abe W i Hale- Walker
Ed Heusser
Xersaie
Amlae Arba
Jesse Haines
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Frisch
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New York Giants
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Ricxey & Co
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Sam Breadon
Branch Ricker
Red Birds
Giants
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Kure Judy
Springfield
Freddie Ankenman
Houston
Judy
Ankerman
University of Texas
Columbus
Tuart McGuire
Martin
Asheville
Jimmy Collins
Freh
Leo Duroener
Meck Gharier
Yankees Seek Coast League Deals Amid Rebuilding
A noisy, uncertain trade season reveals the Yankees eyeing coast league talent including San Francesco’s rising players. Old and new names surface as management weighs purchases and youth development. The essay-like reminiscence recalls costs of equipment and the evolution of umpire signals, noting historical ball prices and gear costs.
Tax Bill Progress Hinted Amid House Debates
Washington March 23 defnite agreements on major phases of a new corporate tax and a winded levy on incomes from nonpayment or refunds are expected to be announced tonight by House Ways and Means Committee. Craftman Sam Orat says the report should be ready late this week. Some members oppose the plan, arguing it may delay processing and not be acted upon this session.
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Washington
Sam Orat
Wes
Official kills self after embezzlement charges shock West Virginia
Bord' Ferrell assistant director of the gaso ine war division of the State Tax Department killed himself in the State Capitol after being questioned about a funds shortage estimated between 6000 and 10000 dollars. He had just been arrested and a State trooper was guiding him to a rest room when he fired into his temple. Earlier Frank C. Homa and others faced bond on related embezzlement charges.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bord’ Ferrell
State Tax Departament
Frank C. Homa
Tomight
Ferrell
Ms Right Temple
Horn
Little
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Social news from Frederick and nearby towns includes visits and moves
Sebiliasville geline Sunday guest with Mrs Miary Men ne Sanders of Farfield. Mr and Mrs Lester-Mergaret Leatherman and Mrs Angelie Sunday hosted dinner. Mr and Mrs Whulam Eyler moved from Poople's residence to Mrs Ridenour's in Laniz. John Hehn engaged to a person from Friend's Creek. Birth announced for Friday March 33. Mrs Hahx and Mrs Rescoe Exler noted. Miss Agnes Fox of Lantz and others toured Ballimore for a Flower and Garden Shop visit.
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Miary Menne Sanders
Farfield
Enagumce
Friday
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Ars. Rescoe Exler
Maori Hoy
Virginie Boy
JF Brown
Moorehead
Ballimore
Agnes Fox
Lantz
Local News Notes From Westminster and Nearby
Jesse Black of Westminster visited his son in law Samuel Fox and daughter. Minnie Stveids and several others are noted as improving. Mrs Loniz Henson Heroaugh and several Manahan women show improvement. A sale by H Muller drew a large crowd with good prices. William Manahan and wife attended a Flower Show in Baltimore. Nearby residents attended the Taument Eich School carnival with Mrs Francis as hostess.
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Jesse Black
Westminster
Samuel Fox
Minnie Stvcids
Charles Loniz
Henson Heroaugh
Mary Manahen
Susie Smith
Francs Manahan
Hida Sanders
Agnes Fox
K Fox
Twin marmosets born in Santa Cruz for J P Walker
Two marmosets born in Santa Cruz to a pair from Ecuador owned by J P Walker weigh just over a pound each. Walker notes the births are rare for marmosets in the country and confirms the animals are thriving.
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Ecuador
J. P. Walker
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Power Restored to Potomac Edison Service Areas
Baltimore March 23 R Pat Smith president of the Potomac Edison Company told the Public Service Commission that power has been restored to most Western Maryland flood areas. Some isolated customers still lack service as lines were washed out. crews are restoring lines from Williamsport to Shenandoah and Hancock. Restoration is expected to continue through Saturday morning.
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