Community Show Prizes Announced in Middletown
A large crowd attended Middletown High School for this community show ending Saturday. Exhibits across departments were praised as the best yet, with near $100 in premiums awarded. Judges from the University of Maryland waоtested, including Prof. H R Shoemaker, Prof. Shaw, Prof. Z E Metsger, and Dorothy Mineisen. First prize winners included York Imperial apples by Albert McBrider and Stayman Winesap by W Hauver among many listed, with numerous entries for other fruits and vegetables.
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Frederick County
Middletown
R. Shoemaker
Middletown High School
TR. Shaw
Z. FE. Metszger
Mas Dorothy Mineisen
University of Maryland Waceneiau Service
York Imperial
Albert McBrider
H. H. Ahalt
Jacob Wutz
Stayman Wiucesap
Hauver
L. C. Lighter
Cecil K. Talter
Cecil I Wolter
Oscar Holter
Cecil K. Ielter
Oscar Wolter
Manon
Oscar Nelter
Ceil K. Holter
Phiniel Derr
Varagon
Furst
Holter
Cecil K. Holter
Wilam
Gaver
Baliwin—Pirsh
Oscar Inter
Jonathan
Rose Rudy
Demine
Mr Trose Rudy
Paradise
George Culler
Rose Kur Pound
Amos Keller
Delicious
Zy Scond
James UO. Bussard
Charles B. Darner
Black Pwie
Glen O. Niser
Uf. TR Adalt Ben Navis
Glen O. Tiser
Daniel Tar. Vane
W. G. Reeder
OH. Abalr
George Culle Winter Vandiver
Daavit Nerr
Red Stark
H. 1
Abalt
Daniel Derr
King Tompson
Daniel Berr Grime
IT. I. Abalt
Grimes—Furst
Northern Sox
Warer
Claries Darner
Snow
Charles Darner
Wing David—Paist
W. M. Waurer
Ucy Tlelter
Winesaper
W. Po Hanver
Kieflér Vears
Daniel Perseropd
Cecil IK. Meier
Jehu Wy. Walter
Izesi Fumphin
Tarst Sevond
Charles
Abert Collent
I Crirais
Ltarry Grass
Carlos Dabometan
Rus McBride
Tlariy Urps
George Smith
Ry A. Whjad
Chatioa Th. Velters
Taurence Rudy
Chas Tubbington
Faster Alli
Iid
Lars Carniany
Manville Cfauser
Coeeil KL
Halter
Manville iKefauvery Secmul
Uveeil BK
Richard Smith
Olear Hole
Laurence Randy
G. Rader
Vienna
Rudy
He. Gaver
Irn Ifert
Chas Babbington
Teads Cabbbage
Albert Miller
Geo. Soilthy
Geo. Smith
Mary Smith Bert
Meads Groom Corn
Roger Willard
Kungie
Hesto Purnips
Glen O. Biser
Myrtle Kefauver
M. Foster
Hockey Game Tie Seals Season Between Seniors and Juniors
A decisive hockey game on Sumidiv at Hood Tollece ended in a tie, with tense moments as Li Daing led late in the match and Neithas ajde scored, keeping the championship undecided after Thanksgiving. Sophomores beat Freshmen in early play, signaling a tight season finish.
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Sumidiv
Hood Tollece
Li Daing
Aviatrix Ghufes Peet Pursues Airborne Feats
Ghufes Peet pursues daring stunts as part of her daily routine. She trains relentlessly and embraces heights atop a Los Angeles skyscraper, performing aerial maneuvers that showcase her fearless attitude toward flight.
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Ghufes Peet
Kavinn
Los Anite
Maryland State School Jrs. vs Frederick in district game
Fragmented OCR reports a high school basketball contest with scattered names and phrases. It notes the Maryland State School for Deef Junius and Frederick Jrs. competing on a gym floor, with unclear scores and multiple players named in garbled text.
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Deef Juniis
Urs Lilay
Feemers
Ebras Bie
Cory State
Jrs
Frederick
Wehra We
Conley Teta
Fey
Cramer
Dremea
Newle
Smith
Sredig
Chater
Cobley
Good Games in City League on Tuesday
City League fans will see four notable clashes Tuesday including Frederick Iron and Steel vs Ox Fibre and the High School Alumni outtfit against St John’s. Both the Alumni and St John’s seek revenge after drops, aiming for second place in a competitive schedule.
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Ox Fibre
Knights of Pythias
St John'sbles
St. John's
Redcrick Iron and Steel
Wish Scoel Alummns
Frodeadele Iron and Steel
IN Pees
Ox Fibre Hagles
Predenek Iron & Aleol
Army Navy upholds season with high scoring clash in New York
Saturday's football action featured the Army and Navy in a crowded New York game won by the Cadets 40 to 0. Marsland College beat Drexel 14 to 8 while Johns Hopkins routed George Washington 62 to 6. Johns Hopkins, Maryland and Catholic University also posted wins as other results included Washington College 3 St Johns 0 and Delaware's Lebanon Valley 22 Susquehanna 0.
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Navy
New York City
Hug Clt
Yalu Foot
Pineyard
Bull Doe
Crimson
Marsland College
Marsland
Drexel
Jettysburg Academy
Johns Hopkins
Geoorge Washington
Cuiley Hyals Univversity
Maryland
Catholic University
Marsland Ensleves
Washington College
St John's Hyacto
Johns F Topituc
Ceorge Waeshan
Weestoon
O. Washington College
St. Jatin’s
Mabond
Washington Teeh
Towsran Nornl
Calvert Hall
Gonzaga
Nea
Ciearagetown
Lbs
Tulsa University
Cottsboro
Gallaudet
Treinen
Delaware
Lebanon Valles
Susquehanna
Night of 15 Rounds as Norfolk Fights Siki in New York
Kid Norfolk and Siki clash in a heated 15 round battle at Madison Square Garden New York drawing twelve thousand spectators. Siki for his American debut endures rough treatment but yields a spirited late surge in the final round.
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Siki
Mi Ltson Square Garden
New York
Freshmen Scores and Baseball Revival Rumors
Virginia freshmen 20 North Carolina freshmen 0 Eastern elevens Syracuse 7 Nebraska 0 Allegheny 103 Jucknell 7 Lafayette 13 Lehigh 3 Canisius 3 St Bonaventure 0 Yale 13 Harvard 0 Alabama 86 Georgia 0 Tennessee 10 Mississippi 0 Florida U3 Mississippi A and M 13 Illinis 9 Ohio State 0 Notre Dame 26 Carnegie Tech 0 Baker would enter B R L Frank Home Run Baker famed in Philadelphia Athletics may become Hagerstown's next Blue Ridge League pilot Offer likely with profit sharing from player sales Town Storekeeper recalling a raspy strike and a river of sales Along The Shore reports ripple effects on fashion and flamel screens seen in Palm Beach wear
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Virginia
North Carolina
Eastern
Syracuse
Nebraska
Allegheny
Jucknell
Lafayette
Lehigh
Canisius
St. Bonaventure
Yale
Harvard
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
Mississippi A
Illinis
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Baker
B. R. L. Frank
Philadelphia Athletics
Maryland
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Formidable Schedule Arranged for Silentees
The Maryland State School for the Deaf basketball team in this city plans a tough season facing top Maryland and nearby state squads. Coach Tarry G Benson has prepared the squad with extensive training as games start. Scheduled games include Frederick High, Blue Ridge College, Washington County High, Martinsburg High, and more with several others pending.
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Annapolis High School
Quinty
Frederick City
Ox Fibre Co
Blue Ridge College
Washington County High School
Martinsburg High School
New Jersey School For
State Normal School
Ifd
Virginia School For Deaf
Staunton
Lanwood School of
New York
Away
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