Maryland Collegiate League outlook for 1936 37 season
The article previews the Maryland Collegiate Basketball League with Tom Kibler predicting the league’s best season yet. Washington College, Mount St Mary’s, Loyola, Western Maryland, Hopkins, Loyola, St John’s, and others are covered, detailing returning players, expected lineups, and anticipated rivals.
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Tom Heibler
Washington College
Washington
Mount St. Mary’s
Maroons
Mount St Mary’s
Loyola
Mountaineers
Terrors
Western Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
St. John’s
Reilly
Leahy Brothers
Sagadelli
Joe Lawler
Hopkins
Gardner Mallonee
Tromewood
Wayson
Carney
Russell
Braddock Schmeling Parley Set Amid Boxing roundabout
New York reports a renewed push for Braddock versus Schmeling with promoters and officials negotiating terms after a day of meetings. Potential sites include Madison Square Garden and a June bout, with February or March targets and a 2.325 million forfeit clause to defend the title in the United States within six months.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Walker Wear
Braddock- Schmeling
John P. Phelan
Madison Square Garden
Long Island City Bowl
the Garden
20Th Century Sporting Club
Schmeling
Baddock
South
Joe Louis
Atlantic City
Phelan
United States
Germany
Double Cage Bill Sunday at the Armory Feature
The schedule centers on two big games at the Armory Sunday afternoon. Dorsey Markets face Stewart A C of Washington in an undefeated, star-studded lineup. A 1:15 prelim features Companie B against the Merce Club of Frederick, with main events starting at 2:30.
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Dorsey
Stewart A. C
Washington, D. C
Wiebel
Dorsey's
Companie B
Merce Club
Frederick
Morin
Knode
Adams
Penn and Kellar
Stewart A. C. — Morgal
Across Puzzle Tough Clues Revealed in Today's Grid
A dense cross word puzzle lists myriad clues from fish sauce to Persian poet and wooly Latin terms. It weaves across sections from chemistry to geography, with entries like Hobbies, Old weapon of war, and Plan tree, inviting solvers to map each answer to its place in the grid.
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Charles Town Race Meet Results and Purses
Results from Charles Town feature seven races with purses from 290 to 490 dollars. Winners include Disown, Lady Beacon, Easter Herald, Cloudy Weather, Roush Party, Skyride, and Busy Sally, with multiple claimers and handicaps across 3, 4, and 5 year olds and up.
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Garrett
Surry
Fair
Wees
Gay Lass
Machado
Black Chief
Banana
Kono
Spatterdash
Easter Herald
Balmaccan
Palumbo
Serenabit
Booker
Raw — Clapworth
Twidgets
Sun Dreamer
Flateau
Margie Lou
Charles Town
Cubitt
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Johnson
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Turse
Busy Sally
Cubilly
Jordan Rose
Cusimano
Vennie H
Dilicdo
Hran
Foggy Dawn
Bud Brown
Lucid
Canteret
Buntino
Charles Town Jockey Club seeks two meets in 53 days
Charles Town West Virginia club asks the State Racing Commission for permission to stage two racing meetings totaling 53 days next year. The first run May 29 to July 10 for 37 days, the second December 1 to 18 for 16 days. The plan avoids conflicts with Hagerstown spring meet and Pimlico dates in Baltimore.
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Charles Town
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Charles Town Jockey Club
West Virginia Racing Commission
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Woodland Way Athletics Standouts And A Breeches Bible Find
Report lists top scorers with scores and averages from Woodland Way Athletics along with team totals for the Luckies. Also notes a Breeches Bible from 1598 owned by Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs of Browns ville Texas, wife of an army officer.
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London
Kerr T. Riggs
Brownsville, Tex
Waynesboro High Wins Permanent CVAL Trophy
Waynesboro High School became permanent owners of the CVAL grid trophy at a banquet at the Anthony Wayne hotel. Principal John D. Zentmyer of Hagerstown High, CVAL president, presented the trophy after three league ties. Speakers included Ike Price, King Lehr, Bud Leedy, Glenn Heincle, Alfred Rock, Wib Geckner, Dr J W Croft Burgess, and coach Rip Engle.
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C.V.A.L. Grid
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John D. Zentmyer
Hagerstown High School
Cumberland Valley Athletic Association
Waynesboro
C. Val. Grid
K. G. Potter
Ike” Price
King Lehr
Bud Leedy
Glenn Heincle
Alfred Rock
Wib Geckner
J. W. Croft
Burgess
H.lee Merryman
Rip” Engle
Board of Education of
Joe Lawrence
Engle
Charley Gelbert
Cincinnati
Precious Stone Bowling League Dominant Rubies Lead by Nine
The Rubies captured most matches last night to extend their lead in the Precious Stone bowling league to nine games. Edna Harper won the door prize while Lillian South rolled the high single, clearing the pins with 128. Frances Swartz had 128 and Virginia Clopper 127. The standings follow.
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Rubies
Edna Harper
Lillian South
Frances Swartz
Virginia Clopper
Guardsmen to play Merco Club on Armory floor Sunday
Co B meets Merco Club of Frederick Sunday at 1 15 pm in a preliminary to the main event. Guardsmen available include Weddles Schneider Rogers Hart Middlekauff Hammaker Nichols Ward and Robinson as they prepare for strong out of town opposition this season.
Evening sports talk highlights by Duncan in Hagerstown
Bill Duncan, columnist for the Philadelphia Evening Ledger, was the principal speaker at a Hagerstown event. He spoke for three quarters of an hour on three subjects, Outstanding Athletes, Those who make the headlines in sports, and Those who make the headlines, sharing highlights unlikely to appear in print.
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Reds
Eddie Semler
Hagerstown High
Charley Havens
Western Maryland
Frank Colley
Hagerstown Morning Herald
Bill Duncan
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Baseball Trade Buzz Amid Contract Talks and Rumors
Rumors swirl around player signings and potential trades as teams discuss contracts. Bob Feller is mentioned with a $14 signing hope while other stars and managers weigh options, including moves involving Reds, Dodgers, and Yankees amid concern about deadened bats and fast teams exploiting gaps.
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Yankees
Burt
Branch Rickey
Siguinzy
Burleigh Grimés
Sam
Brooklyn
Jersey Quint Here Tonight
Local fans expect a strong Bayonne NJ team to challenge Hagerstown Y M C A at the gym tonight after a delay in prior meetings. Harper to steer the lineup with two girls act first. Bayonne features fast guards and clever passing in a citedNew Jersey roster.
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Hagerstown
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