Schmeling Seen as Heavyweight Threat After Victory Over Risko
German contender Max Schmeling defeated Johnny Risko in Madison Square Garden to position himself as a serious challenger for the vacant heavyweight title. Schmeling floored Risko multiple times, with a technical knockout in the ninth round of a ten round bout. Risko, weighing 190 pounds, Schmeling 183, had fought tough opponents, but Schmeling’s power and aggression marked a pivotal shift in the heavyweight scene.
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Joe Beckett KOed on his feet in rare ring photo
A rare image shows former British heavyweight champion Joe Beckett standing after a knockout. Known for ending fights on his feet, Beckett’s KO receipts include Georges Carpentier and Frank Moran. In this shot he appears exhausted after knocking out Sergeant Dick Smith, challenging the usual frame of his career.
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Joe Beckett
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Georges Carpentier
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High sextet win in walk high sextet win in walk
Hagerstown High School girls edged YMCA 37 to 26 to take the city title lead in a high school basketball clash before a sizeable crowd. The rematch will be on YMCA court later this month with both teams evenly matched in a hard fought final period.
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Wildcats Edge Guardmen 24 22 in Closely Fought Tilt
In Williamsport on the Armory floor the Wildcats fall to the Guardsmen 24 to 22 after Snyder nets a late basket that breaks a long tied game. Both teams display stout defense as Company B and Wildcats start and end the game with strong play and solid fouls.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Armory
Snyder
Keller
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Laced Tunic Dress With Midnight Blue Faille
A fashionable long tunic dress features midnight blue faille fabric with a drop skirt and deep side pleats. The tunic is tight along the sides and laced with gold trim up the sides for a striking, decorative effect.
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Faille
Martinsburg High Stakes Double Bill Narrowly For Boys Victory
Martinsburg High School basketball swept Berkeley Springs last night on the Springs floor with the girls winning 53 to 25 and the boys 32 to 29. The girls led from the start while the boys played close throughout, drawing a large crowd to witness the twin bill.
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Martinsburg
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High Quintets Play Tonite High School Contest
Baltimore Poly and Beall High Frostburg clash on the high school court tonight at 7 30 with Beall hoping for another statewide victory. Semler's boys face a tough Poly squad noted for speed and color. A record crowd is expected as bargain tickets promise thrills. Regular admission prices hold.
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Harpers Ferry Falls to Williamsport in Basketball Clash
Williamsport Wildcat led by Kreps floods Harpers Ferry with 8 field goals and 4 fouls for 20 points as they surge past Ferry 1 points in the second half. Ferry's scoring came on long shots despite tight defense by Robinson and Hetzer.
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Kreps
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Robinson
Hetzer
Mardy
Mater
Whittington
Wilt
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Eeesseere
Kaplan
Buharp
Ardinger
Lancaster
Williamson
Reformed Bowlers Win Three Games In Sunday League
Reforming bowers won three straight games over Grace in the Sunday School League with a 1780 to 1700 pinfall. Bowers led the match with 388 and a high game of 188. Trinity took two of three from Jeashieon Square, 1800 to 164, led by Young with 454 and a 183 single game.
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Former Raider to Manage Fort Smith in Western Association
Johnny Cimpi, ex Jeannette Jays infielder, to manage the Fort Smith Arkansas club in the Western Association this season. At about 24, he succeeds Aunt Marr, now club president. Cimpi, a Mt. St. Marys College alum, began in Han lover Blue Ridge League and starred for Jeannette in 1926. He hit .303 in four Middle Atlantic League games. Green and gold: an apple green two piece kafka suit with a gold blouse reflects current fashion.
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Jeannette Jays
Fort Smith, Ark
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Mt St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Hanover
Jeannette
Stribling and Sharkey Set for February Miami Battle
Promoter Dempsey confirms February 27 match at Miami Beach as Young Stribling and Jack Sharkey begin preparatory training. Sharkey arrives for Miami Beach kennel club sessions while Stribling wraps up light training with Pa Stribling. Both boxers on ground ready to train with arena preparations ongoing.
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Baseball trade talk and infield moves loom large
Fox, Griff, and Myer stir Washington dealings as Reeves and Lisenbee risk return. Boston plans, player motions, and positional shifts spark debate among insiders about Bluege, Cronin, Koenig, and Robertson’s roles with the Yankees and Senators.
Cubs Have Find in Arizona Boy
Chicago reports veteran pitcher Art Nehls believes found talent in Arizona. Ivan Green, a right handed pitcher seen with an independent Phoenix team, stands six feet one inch and weighs 155 pounds. Hall of Famer Wrigley figure Bill Veeck signed Green for a Cubs tryout.
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Desert
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Frederick High Girls Win In CACAL Meet
Frederick High School sextette defeated Waynesboro High on the visitors floor last night in a CACAL contest by 33 to 25. The game was fast from start to finish with Frederick overcoming a fair sized lead to take top honors as both teams showed sharp passing and guarding throughout.
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Moller Paramount team edges Hagerstown Lumber quint
The Moller Paramount basketball squad defeated the Hagerstown Lumber Company five last night on the Armory floor by a 29 to 21 score. Hietz and Springer starred for Moller Paramount while Ross and Middlekauff excelled for Hagerstown. Waynesboro High School topped Frederick High 40 to 15 in a C V A L court contest on the Waynesboro floor as Frederick lagged at halftime.
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Boy Scout Carnival Set With Court of Honor Next Friday
Vernon N Simmons publicity chairman outlines the Boy Scout Carnival and Court of Honor at the Court House. About three hundred scouts will attend to receive merit badges and rank promotions. The carnival runs February 16 through 25 to fund the woodland camp beyond Hancock, with Troop No. 9 featuring forestry displays and insect specimens to educate the public about local scouting work.
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Boy Scout Carnival
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Carnival activities and merchant support attract visitors
The article outlines a carnival with Scouts, decorated stands, and purchasable home made cakes and candies. Attractions include rifle shooting, archery, a large bingo stand, mask making, a Challenger flying machine, and a bright Armory display. Merchants generously contribute to support the event.
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John D. Myers & Co Store Ad at North Potomac St
An advertisement for John D. Myers and Company at 25-27 North Potomac Street selling clothing and furnishings for men and boys. The store promises fine quality at conservative popular prices.
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North Potomac Strees
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