Fishing by the tides and sun above the fish
John Alden Knight promotes a fishing theory linking feeding times to the sun overhead and tides, cites a Florida bass catch of nine fish in an hour, and says 13 years of study support his seminar system used by many anglers and hunters. Also notes baseball figures Del Baker and Eddie Johnson with college ties and young Johnson delaying pro debut. Russia accuses England and France of egging Hitler on. main question remains how to turn him off.
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Conoco' Cheague
John Alden Knight
Knight
Florida
New York Aquarium
Russia
England
France
Hitler
Armstrong Wins Over Day In Technical Knockout
New York April 1 Henry Armstrong won after 12 rounds in Madison Square Garden to retain the welterweight title, stopping Davey Day with a final right hook at 2 49 of the 12th. Armstrong suffered a broken left index finger earlier and bloodied hands but held on to claim victory before 10,025 fans.
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del Baker
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Yankee
Jacob Ruppert
King Kong Keller
New Yorkers
Yankees
Keller
Clark Griffith
University of Maryland
Griffith Stadium
Washington
New York
Henry Armstrong
London
Arnie Roderick
Davey Day
Chicago
Armstrong
Madison Square Garden
Day
Henry
Oll
Billy Cavanaugh
Chicagoan
Ambers
Vincent Nardiello
Davey
Baseball Clubs Schedule Practices Across City Complex
AM of the baseball clubs across city and county plan practices and games tomorrow weather permitting. Funkstown meets Penal Farm, Victor Blue Sox and Victor Eagles hold a 2 pm practice on the Victor diamond, Old Export at city stadium, Williamsport also at 2, Security Stars at the Security stadium. Harrystown Old Germans practice at 1 30 with a meeting at Mike's Tavern Tuesday at 8 to plan the season. Officers and players urged to attend.
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Funkstown
Penal Farm
Victor Blue Sox
Victor Eagles
Victor Diamond
Williamsport
Security Stara
Harrystown
Mike's
Y Juniors Fall In Semi Final Narrowly
In the A A Uy state semi finals on Frederick floor the Y Juniors lost to First Presbyterian S S of Cumberland 37 to 35 Gra ham of Cumberland delivered the deciding one hand shot after the Cumberland squad rallied from a late deficit The half score stood 13 13 with strong play by both teams lineup details note Dell Graham Wilson Sherman Winters Harrison Morrison Morin Nye Kendall Dafflemyor You Seager and Seager were listed with points and fouls Referee Geiger scorer DIl fendahl
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First Presbyterian S. S
Cumberland
Frederick
A. A. Uy
Graham
Laserstown Boys
Presbyterian
Dell
Wilson
Sherman
Winters
Vwarrison
Morrison
Morin
Nye
Fo Sieeseee
Kendall
Dafflemyor
Wally
Bo Cvteeeee
You Seager
Geiger
Dilfendahl
Boonsboro Yellow Jackets Schedule Closed Practice
Boonsboro plans a Sunday 2 pm workout at Wilhide Park weather permitting. All players are free to attend and a tryout is offered to interested individuals. Several new faces join the lineup as the Jackets look to a successful season ahead.
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Boonsboro Yellow Jackets
Wilhide Park
Jackets
Figures Given On County Payments
The one half of one percent State income tax paid this year by Washington countians amounted to 15 480, the State Comptroller s office reported yesterday. Collections to date total 793 314 of which 503 008 was paid by Baltimore City residents. Last year by this date the income tax had produced 880 000. Resident individuals have paid 521 412, corporations 253 208, non resident individuals 7 000, and trustees or executors of estates 7 276. Other receipts dated 4416.
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Washington
State Comptroller
Baltimore City
Markets Lose to Collegians in Tight Cage Duel
The Dorsey Markets fell 54 to 33 last night to the Redskins of St. John's College from Long Island. Gorman led with 16 for the visitors while Funk topped the Markets with 10 and Hargaden had 8. For St. John's, Vocke added 9 and Lloyd 4 as the Redskins showcased quick passing and under-basket work.
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Dorsey
Redskins
St. John’s College
Long Island
Celtics
Collesians
Gorman
Vocke
Funk
Hargaden
St. John’s
Madison Square Garden
Loyola University
Wee
Lloyd
Palmer
Adams
Thomas
Rover
Zola
Dick Sisler Seeks Spot as Cardinal Rookie at Spring Camp
St Petersburg April 1 Dick Sisler son of Hall of Famer George Sisler tries out with the St Louis Cardinals. The 19yearold Colgate product can pitch and play infield and outfield. Cards may farm him for seasoning but a future with St Louis looks likely given his hitting potential and pedigree.
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Dick Sisler
Cardinal
Dillon Graham
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jim Bagby
Boston Red Sox
Jim, Jr
Jim
Cleveland Indians
Sgt
Cleveland
George Sisler
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Hazleton
New York-Pennsylvania
Joe Cronin
Joe
Boston
Colgate University
Colgate
Ray Blades
Sister
St. Louis
Browns
Cumberland Valley Tournament Opens April 6 At Y M C A
Announcement that the fifth annual Cumberland Valley Basketball Tournament will begin April 6 at the Y M C A floor. Four classes including unlimited, double knockout for unlimited teams, amateurs only, six-game schedules, entries from Fort Hill High Cumberland Frederick High and First Presbyterian S Cumberland. Entry forms available via Y M C A Stewart Paxton or Raymond A Spahr.
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Cumberland Valley
Stewart Paxton
Harry Eavey
Raymond A. Spahr
Harle H. Lightner
Fort Hill High School
Cumberland
Frederick High School
First Presbyterian S. &. Cumberland
Panghorn League Standings And Scores Report
Friday night at Recreation alleys the Panghorn League saw Cabinets sweep two of three from Precipitions while Roseblasts claimed second by two of three from Barrels. Collectors toppled Tables two of three as Hiram Sprecher posted 125 and 349 for the evening.
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Roseblasts
Hiram’ Sprecher
Hiram
Sprecher
Wilhelm
Henson We Peecese
Rob Martin
Pryor
Mistah” Kline
Poffenberger
Thomas
Fuss
Poffenberger Goes to Farm in Detroit Camp Shuffle
Liakeland Fla April 1 The pruning process started in the Detroit Tiger camp today and the players to depart were Cletus Elwood Poffenberger and Frank Secory who will join the Toledo club on option. Higgins will go to Beaumont when the Tigers break camp. Wiggins remains sidelined with a crutch. Poffenberger has shown promise but clashed with management over training rules. The Tigers’ game with Washington was rained out.
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Liakeland
Fla
Detroit Tiger
Cletus Elwood Poffenberger
Frank Secory
Toledo Club
American Association
Jack Zeller
Frank
Pinky) Higgins
Beaumont
Tex
Tigers
Wiggins
Boston Red Sox
Poffenberger
Zeller
Poffenbberger
St. Louis Browns
Fredy Haney
Toledo
Paffenberger
Washington Senators
Eighteen ex Blue Ridge players still in major leagues
Eighteen former Blue Ridge League stars linger in the majors nine years after the circuit folded. The Boston Red Sox lead with five alumni. Dodgers and Cubs also feature multiple ex Blue Ridge players. Notables include Lefty Grove, Cramer, Vosmik, Hamlin, Phelps, and Dykes, with several others across league clubs.
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Mike Ryba
Jimmy Bucher
Waynesboro
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Blue Ridgers
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Tommy Carey
Roger Cramer
Leo Nonnenkamp
Joe Vosmik
Grove
Cramer
Martinsburg
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Vosmik
Frederick
Vasmik
Nonnenkamp
Little Rock
Carey
Chambersburg
St. Louis Browns
Dodgers
Blue Ridge
Luke Hamlin
Kemp Wicker
Vito Tamulis
Babe Phelps
Hamlin
Hanover
Detroit
Igers
Wicker
Tamulis
New York Yankees
Yanks
Newark
Phelps
Cambria
Hagerstown
J. Vincent Jamison
Rollie Hemsley
Frank Pytlak
Clay Bryant
Cubs
Billy Myers
Waynesboro Redbirds
DeShong
Jimmy Dykes
Gettysburg
Dick Seibert
Redbirds
Burke Leads Tourney Play At Augusta National
Augusta Ga April 1 firing approaches stiff to the flag Billy Burke 37 veteran of many golf battles stole the show in the Augusta National Tournament the world series of golf Burke shot 69 three under par to take a stroke lead after the opening round Bobby Jones master of ceremonies in his sixth Augusta appearance posted 76 to vie for 28th place Sammy Snead trailed Burke and Jones as wind and sun dominated the round in the inaugural 72 hole classic with other veterans battling for position.
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Augusta
Billy Burke
Robert T. Jones
Bobby Jones
Burke
Jones
Toledo
Sammy Snead
Bob Jones
Snead
Comins
Cleveland
Pokin
Pther
Henry Ficard
von Nelson
Reading and Armour Tie For Third In Open Event
Reading Pennsylvania and Tommy Armour of Chicago both finished in a three way tie for third with 71s. The Tate Cubs plan an important practice Sunday at City Park diamond after wet grounds halted Friday's session. Practice begins at 1 p m.
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Reading
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Tate Cubs
City Park
Cubs
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