Eleet Wings and Celtics to clash in Frederick tonight
The Original New York Celtics meet Gettysburg Fleet Wings at the State Armory tonight at 9. The Celtics return from a South West tour and boast stars Dutch Dehnert Pete Barry Joe Lapwitch and Pat Herlihey. Fleet Wings with Louw Reilly back in lineup aim to challenge the visitors after a rest. Preliminary game at 7 30 features Frederick M C A versus Poolesville Rangers. Local fans expect a high level Pro court finale.
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New York Celtics
Frederick
Gettysburg
Fleet- Wings
State Armory
At & O'Clock
Celtics
Dave DeTar
Fleet Wings
New York
Dutch Dehnert
Pete Barry
Joe Lapwitch
Pat Herlihey
Carl Husta
Dave Banks
Banks
Tarzan” Gooper
Rens
Dide
Fleet-Wings
Philadelphia Spiras
Hebrews
Gasmen
Louw Reilly
Wings
Dracha
Heke
Heller
Zahn
Chanowski
Reilly
Kitzmiller
Wermick
Frederick ¥. M. C. A
Poolesvillle Rangers
Harris Promotes Travis as Senators Forecast Big Season
Bucky Harris, now Washington manager, praises Cecil Travis as he rises from modest spring trials to a potential 300 hitter. Travis, a Georgia native, debuted with the Senators after early work with Engel’s Chattanooga connections and Albany outfielders Powell and Sington look to solidify the lineup.
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Bilox
Miss
Bucky Harris
Cecil Travis
Harris
Washington Americans
Travis
Teague
Joe Engel
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Engel
Kid Elderfield
Clark Griffity
GriMth
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Joe Enrel
Poy Choe
Washington
Elberfield
Atlanta
Riverdale
Chattanooga Club
Southern Association
Newport
Chattanooga
Cecil
Blox
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland Indians
Thornton Lee
Indians
Jake Powell
Albany
Fred Sington
Alabama
Maryland Deaf School stars shine in foul shooting contest
Leonard Downes set a new record with 53 goals from 25 shots to win the open class at Gre YM C L C on Thursday night. Thaddeus Judino stood second with 20, followed by Lee Hudson and James Baer at 19 each, as George Myers won intermediate and David Rothenhoefer led juniors with 18 in a multi-class medal event.
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Leonard Downes
Maryland State School For the
Gre Y. Mlc. A
Alvin G. Quinn
Downes
Thaddeus Judino
Maryland State School i
George Little Caesar’ Myers
Charles Rautsahn
Oefer
Wic Paw Eimer
BSCS
Lee Hudson
James Baer
Bernard Dutrow
Milton Frank, Jr
Thomas Milter
James Loy
Edward Nagle
Holmes Dutrow
Sheidan Blumenthal
George Myers
Charles Routzalin
Edward Siedling
Ernest Webb
Thomas Michael
David Rothenhoefer
Paul Etzer
Robert Ray
Ed‘Ward VanFossen
Myers Named Acting Captain Of Cincinnati Reds
Billy Myers, veteran of the Waynesboro club in the old Blue Ridge League, has been named acting captain of the Cincinnati Reds. He is favored to keep the role and is predicted to become a star shortstop by Reds manager Charlie Dressen after escaping the Cardinals chain gang.
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Billy Myers
Waynesboro
Cincinnati Reds
Myers
St. Louis Cardinals
Charlie Dressen
Reds
Tri County League gears up for 1935 season details
The Tri County Baseball League meets at 7 30 p m at the Y M C A to plan the 1935 season. Five clubs from last year are absent and two new franchises from Knoxville and Winfield seek entry. Cedar Grove Walkersville New Market Damascus Frederick Mt Airy Church Hill Brunswick and Doubs expect to start. Middletown and Union Bridge have not replied.
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Tri- County Baseball League
R. J. Atkinson
Thurmont
Gittinger's Defeats Farmers Co op in Baker's Rowing League
Yesterday's Baker's Rowing League results show Gittinger's overpowering Farmers Co Op. Tonight's schedule lists DeMolay Alumni facing Union Mfg Co as key matchup. The report notes a Chilean import of chinehias requiring careful ascent from the Andes foothills.
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Gittinger’s Grocery
Doub
Roy Gastley
Grove
Farmers Co-Op
Myers
Staley
Robbins SL
Fos. Cale
Lia
Plinmer
Holter
Reeder
Gittinger
Union Mfg. Co
L. Ed. Farmers
Lions Club
Union Mtg. Co. Ie
Chevrolets
Glade Valley Bakery
A. and P
Barbers
Farmers Co
Banquet Honors Mt St Mary's Coach Arthur Malloy
Arthur Malloy, longtime athletic mentor at Mt. St. Marys College Emmitsburg, was honored with a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Gettysburg by 14 guests as he ends his coaching tenure. The Emmitsburg squad won the Maryland state championship defeating Loyola in a three game playoff. A five course dinner marked both farewell and tribute to the championship team in the Mount.
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Arthur Malloy
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Malloy
the Mount
The
Mount
Maryland
Loyola
Arthur Malfoy
Paul Menton
Baltimore Evening Sun
John L. Sheridan
John F. Cogan
Philip J. Gallagher
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
James G. Burke
William F. Culhane
John J.’Crumlish
Dominic Greco
J. Earl Bender
Patrick F. Martin
Wiliam Strabinsky
Palace Bowling Five Triumphs In Local Match
The Palace Bowling Five of Martinsburg defeated Frederick, Maryland, 3067 to 2654 in a Tuesday night match. Caskey and Hinton led with 691 and 840 in five games, as the team prepares for the National Duckpin Congress in Washington on April 3.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Palace
Caskey
Hinton
Washington
Crows
Kees
Weller
Grove
Shook
Hartman
Schroeder
Shaffer
Old Scouts Win In City Rifle League Showdown
The Old Scouts beat Poto mac Edison Company 758 to 751 at the Armory range. Baer led with 192, while Ward Nicodemus Allen and others posted solid scores as both teams underperformed. Old Scouts and Company A were set for another shoot tonight.
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City Rifle League
Potomac Edison Company
Armory
Baer
Old Scouts
Company A
Rifleman
S-K
RF. Tot
Ward
Nicodemus
Allen
Phelps connects for homer in Deland exhibition
Brooklyn catcher Gordon Babe Phelps belted a 381 foot homer over a 25 foot fence at DeLand Florida in an exhibition game against Minneapolis. The drive was to center with two Dodgers aboard. Phelps, ex Hagerstown player, is noted for hitting and eating.
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Gordon
Babe” Phelps
Brooklyn
DeLand
Fla
Minneapolis
Dodgers
Phelps
Hagerstown
Girl Faces Year of Operations in Chicago Visit
June Carrey, nine, of Rapid City South Dakota arrives in Chicago crippled by leg issues. She carries a doll and uses a crutch as doctors plan a thigh bone graft and lengthening procedure to add eight inches to her left leg, taking bone from other body parts.
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June Carrey
Rapid City
5. D
Chicago
Toop’s speed shines in Bi-State showcase
The report highlights Toop at six feet tall and 170 pounds with speed, noting five stolen bases in a Bi-State game last year. Buscher covers large field arcs for the Leaksville club, shifting to fit different bark patterns. An insect’s appearance alters with diet, as a gall-fly changes look when fed a different diet.
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Toop
Buscher
Leaksville
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Charleston
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