Frederick High girls win to reach PAC tourney round two
Frederick High School football notes describe a 7-4 local win over Hagerstown High, advancing to the second round of the P A L State Championship. The article cites strong Frederick defense, key plays by Myers Tyler Utterback and Shall, and notes upcoming games against Central High and Washington teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flexibal
Frederick
Hagerstown
Myers
Tyler
Mageratown
Vistors
Liliam Utterback
Kreter
Mageratewas
Shall
Notre Dame
Frederick Girls
Warlk@iville
Fe Orange
Prederick
Central High Ethool
Lonssoning
Moon
Lotaconing
Fuad
Heisia Mann Yoowere
Gitle
Central Theacore
Mugerstown
Pos
Keller van Myers
Lil Utterback
Bussard
Burmary
Fie G oals—Myers
Kreizer
Myems
Reed
Mic Marguerite Miles
Frederick Athletic Club
Beamen Gunners
Washington
Sailors
McGurdy Field
Nig" Grove
Uch
Barry
Butler
Warwick A
Alexandria Fraters
Dern Trator
Areme
Fraters
Grove
Ater
Earl Dunlap
Dunlap
Palace A. C
Marts
Dick Butler
Gunners
al Cohen
al Farrell
Merchant Mountaineers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lewin (Hack) Wilson
Hawthorne Aquelis Club
Bath
Sulkote
Wewlag
Irvington
Maryland Athletic Club of Washington
Rifle team match ends with City Armory range battle
In a Friday night rifle contest at the State Armory range Company A and Headquarters Company 4 faced off. The final score was 1129 to 973 with Bartgis posting the high mark at 249 points. Yesterday's results list Co A versus Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Bartgis
Company A
Riflemen
Bartels
Kinsey
I Panton
Babe's Cafe
Headquarters Co
P Ek & Tot
Retin Ih
Anderton
Holdcraft
Kunn
Taylor Mates
Lapyrot
Te Gretts
Bok
Angleberzer
Ahventee Ly
Recreation League Yesterday's Results And Schedule Notes
Yesterday results show Groffs 7 Hahn's 1. Upcoming games include Besiery vs Hakzs Cale Thursday Friday matchups Groffa vs Kline's Wednesday Hosiery vs Old Scout. Mountaineer coach Jo Jo Lawher plans hunting before Emmitsburg basketball practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besiery
Hakzs
Cale
Groffa
Kline
Hosiery
Old Scout
Baltimore University
Jo-Jo Lawher
Mountaineer
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Armaeding
Larry McDonald
Mount Press Vagont
Mount of Tietats
Bs Wo
Jan
College basketball slate lists numerous intersection games
A long list of scheduled college basketball games across major campuses includes Hopkins at St Johns in Baltimore and Navy at Columbia in Annapolis. The piece notes anticipated coaching changes at several schools and hints at potential midseason moves and retirements involving figures like Dr. Clarence W. Spears and Tom Lieb, with various rumors about Notre Dame, Fordham, and Brown coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usua
Harvey Harmen
Pennsylvania
Howard Harding Jones
Southern California
Chas. W. Paddock
Tom Lieb
Notre Dame
Badger
Topia
Los Angeles
Edward Patrick Madigan
Saint Mary's College
Juh Crowley
Fordham
Tus McLaughry
Brown
Charlie Berry
Lafier
Frederick and Middletown Lead Shipley Soccer Standings
Frederick and Middletown top the first half pennant race in the Shipley Soccer League. They face tough away games this weekend with Mt Airy and Thurmont while Walkersville meets Brunswick and Mt Alry hosts Frederick. Thurmont, a strong home club, aims to slow Valleytes as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Brunswick
Kaplan
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Shafer
Middletown
Thurmont
Shook
Mont. Walkersville
Mt. Alry
Carroll County
North Countiaes
Charlo Clarke
Bowling Leagues Report Mixed Play and Urls
Walkersville improves each game while Brunswick stalls from a late start. Emmissourg remains tied Sunday as South American vampire lore is mentioned alongside zoo owner Dr. Raymond Dltmars of the Bronx Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dltmars
Bronx Zoo
Walkersville
Brunswick
Emmissourg
Return of a Bridge Convention Play Teaches Re-entry
The article discusses an old contract problem led by WM £ McKENNEY and notes the convention of selling partner by the led card as a re-entry. It cites B J Becker from the Sylvania Bridge Club and mentions a national championship in Chicago the week of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney
American Bridge League
B. J. Becker
Becker
Sylvania Bridge Club
Philadelphia
Helt
Chicago
Bridge Problem: Opening Club Defense and South Boner
In a contract in five diamonds declarer Five Iamonds at five is in play. The text describes North winning with the ace and suggests returning the deuce of clubs for a ruff and partner reentry. East signals with three spots and a singleton club. South fends clubs, North leads diamonds to set up queen of spades. The article notes answer to be revealed in next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iamonds
Itadio
North
East
South
Lheiely Geal Ives
Industrial Bowling League recounts and standings
A garbled recap from the Washington Times shows teams such as Storm & Shipley, Muse, Potomac Edicon, Frederick Tailors and North winging with the O L Baking Co. It notes scores and standings with unclear word fragments but mentions Wash Times as a participant and possible gains in points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muse Tailoring Co
Markoe
Bell
Grove
Maseer
Grossnickle
Washington Times
Zimmerman
Shafer
H. Shaw
Kaily
C. Shaw
Fredericint Store
Lenhart
Siger
Rankin
Wicksay
Stockman
Storm and Shipley
Fisher
Blentiinger
Shipley Keps
Hudson
Shock
Wash
Potomac Edicon
Muse
Frederick Tailors
Revolutionary Basketball Rules 1934 38 Changes Explained
Wilbur Baryock outlines major rule revisions for the 1934 38 season emphasizing standardized interpretations. Key changes include a three second limit in the free throw lane for pivoters, endline throw-ins after successful free throws, revised dribble definitions, and floor size standards for junior high, high school, and college courts. The rules introduce penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct, potential extra free throws, and disqualification for flagrant infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mr
Bib) Baryock
Waynesboro
Vetersi
Basketball Board
Cumberland Valley Fnns
National Rules Committee
Emmitsburg 10 Meet Bruce High Advances in Soccer
Emmitsburg High School defeated Hagerstown High 2 to 1 to reach the second round of the Statewide Playground Athletic League tournament. Bruce High School of Allegany County will face Westernport next Wednesday. Richard Long scored the winner after Jera Rowe’s run and assist. Gus Springer had earlier converted a penalty for Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikomitetratg High School
Hagerstown High School
Hagergtown
Hee Blue
Betme
Bruce High School
Allegany County
Westernport
Pame
Hageratown
Gus Springer
Chay
Jera Rowe
Hlagera Town
Richard Long
Long
Moore
Emimitsburg
Middletown
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
R. Shorb Keller
Mondori
Kephard Ridenour Morin
G. Springer Holmes Redmond Mills
Kendal Murray
Mount Stirs Mt Marys Western Maryland Grid Rivalry
The Mt Marys Western Maryland football rivalry draws attention as plans sweep for next season. Frederick shows interest in hosting while Westminster and other towns weigh bids to stage the classic at a Missouri field style venue. A science aside notes a plant spore count imagining vast numbers.
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Groffs
Hahn
South Bru
Moe
Rells Patut
Semey Motor Co
Sten
Etmatts. Co
L. Pret
Potomac Edison Eve Iene
Old Scouse
Pastortice Otters Co
Headquar
State
Hopkins
St. John's
Baltimore
Maryland
Waeh-Lee
Coll
Park
Mt. St. Mary's
Navy
Columbia
Annapolis
West Chester
Chestertown
Catholic U
East Army
New York
Boston C
Springfeld
Beaton
Boston U
Providence
Dartmouth
Cornell
Hanover
Drexel
Delaware
Pordham
Muhlenberg
Harvard
New Hamshire
Camvilge
Holy Cross
Bates
Worcester
Lebanon Valley
Albright
Leban
Manhattan
Georgetown
Brooklyn
Rutgers
Penn
Penn State
Pitt
Nebraska
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Princeton
Lehigh
Syracuse
Colgate
Byracuse
Temple
Marquette
Virginia
Duquesne
Morgan- Wh
Williams
Amherst
Williamstown
Yale
Lafayette
New Haven
Auburn
Oglethorpe
Duke
North Carolina
Durham
Florida
Sewanee
Gainesville
Georgia
Louisiana
Athens
Hampden-Sydney
Swarthmore
Richmond
North Carolina State
Redmond
Rice
Texas A. & M
Houston
South Carolina
Furman
Colum
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
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Tulane
Kentucky
New Orleans
Texas
Texas Christian
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Northwestern
Wisconsin
Evanston
Ohio State
Ilinois
Columbus
Oregon State
Idaho
Corvallis
Stanford
Pickle
Pap
Walkersville-Brunswick
Bellroad
Besf
Potomac
Eaeas
Ats Wisi
Mass
W. Val
Nait el
J Akkss
Industrial Bowling League
Storm
Shipley
O. L. Baking Co
Fiz Ece
Potomac Edia
Spades
Queen of Spades
East Stil
Heart Stenn & Shipley
Hicks
Gouth
Taney
Nec
Wee Eene Stehane
Bruce High
Blue and White Booters
G. Springer
L. Springer
Boney
Mumma
Joe Irvin
Hillside Coal Co
Stieff
James E. Doll
South Market Street
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