Morgantown Boxer to Clash in Legion Card at Bernie's Arena
Morgantown west virginia pair of amateur boxing champions debut on a 25 round card at Bernie's Arena tonight. Notable bouts feature Marion Klingensmith defending his middleweight title against Glenn Drake while Bobby Acton meets Whitey France. Other Morgantown rivals include Joe Testa and Joe Roebuck in three rounders, with first bout at 8 30.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Bernie’s Arena
Washington Battlers
Marion Klingensmith
West Virginia
Glenn Drake
Washington Golden Gloves
Bobby Acton
Mountaineer
Whitey France
Washington
Klingensmith
Drake
France
Jack Lipps
The
Legionnaires
Billy Kemp
Johnny Newman
Catawba College
North Carolina Golden Gloves
Kemp
Naval Academy
Newman
Keymar
Legion Boxing School
Morris Gaver
Bobby Toll
Gaver
Legion
Toll
Eddie Connors
Baltimore
Joe Testa
Lee Brosius
Charlie Cox
Joe Roebuck
Charles Guessard
Hagerstown
Leo Maroup- 5
Bookselling charge arrest near race track on Thursday
George O Brick of Baltimore was arrested Thursday afternoon on a bookmaking charge near the fairgrounds race track by City CSicers Her bert Strawsburg and County Constable Earl Lowell. He was taken to the county jail for posting $25 collateral.
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George O. Brick
Baltimore
Fairgrounds
Herbert Strawsburg
Earl Lowell
Brick
Nothing Else To Do Try To Catch Him Napping Bridge Hand
A bridge hand feature discusses a declarer’s clever play to steal a contract. North shifts to club jack after winning first trick, dummy’s ace leads to a sequence ending in a ruff and discard. The piece also notes a police questioning related to a Frederick County incident overlapping the narrative.
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Hearts
North
Declarer
Training On State Range Is Completed
Operatives of the Department of Justice from all sections of the United States completed nearly twelve weeks of training on the pistol and rifle ranges at Camp Ritchie Cascade. G men began shooting last May and continued until the Maryland National Guard encampment in August. They resumed after departure of the Guardsmen and completed their training.
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Department of Justice
United States
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Maryland National Guard
Camp Ritchie G Men Fired First Time This Season
The article notes about 49 men living at the club house on the Cascade reservation with seasonal operatives arriving by bus. G-Men fired at Camp Ritchie for the first time this season and officials praise the facilities. The 650 acre reservation is overseen by Major Robert F Barrick. A 14 person maintenance crew works year round and over a hundred WPA workers are employed on a project.
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Cascade
Camp Ritchie
Robert F. Barrick
WPA
Hagerstown High Beats Frederick in Home Soccer Clash
Hagerstown High School earned its second win of the season by defeating Frederick High 7 to 4 on the Hagerstown pitch. Coach Stoner shuffled the lineup to boost both offense and defense, with Vic Barnhart returning to strengthen the squad and Etzer, Green, and Cauliflower among standout players for the hosts.
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Hagerstown High
Saeger
Frederick High
Hagerstown
Stoner
Maroon and Gray
Vic Barnhart
Etter
Green
Ene Tre
Maron
Gray
Frederick
Pos. Hagstownay
G . Schneely
Delphey
RF Dellinger
Kendall Bruchey
Harti
Etzler
Cauliflower
Prince
Penalty goals give Barnhart a brace in tight match
Two penalty goals by Barnhart propelled the team to the win as Schlosser watched. Substitutions included Hause Bowers C Smith Reese Mentzer Clingman Travinger Bo Smith Harbaugh Tritsch Murray Carr with Kaplan refereeing.
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Barnhart
Schlosser
Hause
Bowers
C. Smith
Reese
Mentzer
Clingman
Travinger
Bo Smith
Harbaugh
Tritsch
Murray
Carr
Kaplan
Freeman confirms six in Curist church service
Bishop James E Freeman of Washington confirms six in Barnesville Curist church Monday afternoon. The confirmands are Mrs Isaac Cubitt, Mags Doris Bodmer, Miss Louise Dayhoff, Miss Elizabeth Hays, Robert Dayhof, and Ray Bodmer. A tea followed at Col. Carl F Vandem Bussche home. Accompanying the Bishop were Rev. C de Brown, Rev. Richard Aselford. Turkey crop forecast: larger than 1937 but smaller than 1936.
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Barnesville
James E Freeman
Washington
Isaac Cubitt
Mags Doris Bodmer
Louise Dayhoff
Elizabeth Hays
Robert Dayhof
Ray Bodmer
Carl F. Vandem Bussche
C'de Brown
Hoopers Delight and Local Social Visits
Mrs Herman Blackston and daughter Grace spent Thursday with B Stultz and family. Charles Rhinecker visited his parents E and Mrs Rhinecker over the week end. Mrs George Garver has improved after illness. The Farver family hosted many visitors including Orlano Parver and children Huth Jack Demp H Frizzle Ruth Hazel from Westminster. Louise Bond Borethy Bond Truman Poole Albert Bond and Mrs A Seilman called by. Reddy Fred Farver Jack Dimp Farver and H Frizzle spent Sunday at Gettysburg. Newspaper advertising brings results. Invest in it.
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Hooper
Herman Blackston
Grace
B. Stultz
Charles Rhinecker
E. Rhinecker
George Garver
H. Farver
Orlano Parver
Huth
Jack
Demp
H. Frizzle
Ruth
Hazel Hope
Westminster
Louise
Borethy Bond
Truman Poole
Albert Bond
A. Seilman
Reddy
Fred Farver
Dimp Farver
Gettysburg
Evelyn Barnes
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