Sports Of Sorts Concludes With Sweep At Tropical Park
Spearman Lewis, veteran newspaper man, cleaned up at Tropical Park by buying three two dollar tickets in the daily double pool. He backed Albuquerque and Premeditate. Albuquerque and Calgary Kay. and Albuquerque and Fervid, winning all and netting 2642.40. The piece weaves in breezy notes on Connie Mack’s A’s spring plans, George Earnshaw’s family crisis, and musings on sports reporting antics.
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Spearman Lewis
Lewis
Tropical Park
Albuquerque
Calgary
Kay
Famous girl athlete here Friday night
Wa gerstown fans will see Mildred Babe Didrikson and her All American quint at the State Armory for a two game series with the Moose. Tipoff set for 8 pm with advance admission expected. Jackie Mitchell joins Didrikson as star personalities in a top tour lineup of mid western and southern college alumni.
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Mildred
Babe Didrickson
Moose
State Armory
Miss Didrikson
Jackie Mitchell
Babe Ruth
Miss Mitchell
All Americans
Mid-West
South
Bob Gruellig
Northwestern
Bob Shaefer
St. Louis University
Lefty” Meyars
Kentucky University
New Sleeves For Officials At Navy Basketball
Annapolis news notes Navy coach John N. Wilson proposes colored sleeve shirts to mark the ball out of bounds. A white sleeve for one team and a black sleeve for the other would let referees signal the correct team without verbal calls, aiming to speed play and reduce crowd noise confusion. The idea may be tested at the Naval Academy.
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Annapolis
John N. Wilson
Navy
Wilson
Naval Academy
Will Oppose A Closed Season In Waterfowl Fight
Maryland Game Warden We Lee LeCompte vows to oppose a proposed ban on shooting migratory waterfowl next fall and winter. As president of the American Chome Confereies he will push against prohibition at the upcoming meeting in New York. He argues the short season already in place is adequate and that a ban would reduce hunting opportunities.
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Baltimore
Lee LeCompte
Maryland
New York
LeCompte
Tal
Cha Seaven
deConipta
Vines Evens Series in Boston Garden Tennis Clash
Vines and veteran BA Wilden staged a tight fourth mat, evening the series at Boston Garden. The latest East showdown featured a high powered match described as the largest tennis spectacle in New England history, with efforts noted from Boson vag and professional teams.
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Boson
Nsusworth
Vines
BA Wilden
Boston Garden
New
Babe Ruth Signs 1934 Contract With Yankees
New York January 16 Babe Ruth signed a 1934 contract with the Yankees for 35000 tying up the famous slugger for this year He cut from last season 17000 of his 52000 salary and expressed hope to play at least 100 games Col Ruppert said Ruth asked 35000 and he agreed to pay it for this year The signing ends a brief dispute as Ruth enters his 21st major league season and his 15th with the Yankees with total earnings to date around 842000 and a wish to reach an even million with the club.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
Bambino
Jacob Ruppert
Col. Ruppert
Jezz McCarthy
Colonel Ruppert
Lettie
Rulh
Tuith
New York Yankees
Ruppert
Frederick To Play Woodmen Tonight on Y M C A Court
The Woodmen of the World quintions seek their twelfth straight win as they clash with Frederick Y M C A. Metzwill whistle at :30. Frederick aims to halt the visitors hot streak after recent wins and a strong lineup led by guard Jim Houck. A good sized crowd is expected.
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Woodmen
Frederick YM. C. A
Metz
Frederick
Hack Wilson
Martinsburg Elks
the Wood
Jim Houck
Chicago Still After Big Bout
Chicago once again pursues a major boxing event as Max Sciniling, former world heavyweight champion, is eyed for a clash with King Tevinsky. A Chicago Stadium board team led by Charles Bilwell and Nate Lewiss will travel to New York on Wednesday to negotiate with Terr Max on his arrival from Germany. Lena bery and the Kingfish’s sister manager accompany Tevinsky to support talks.
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Chicato
Jam Ta
Max Sciniling
King Tevinsky
Chicgno
Tear Will
Chicago
New York
Terr Max
Germany
Werdnesday
Charles Bilwell
Chicago Stadium
Nate Lewiss
Kingfish
Tos
Lena Bery
Germany Prepares Largest Olympic Plan for 1936 Games
Berlin dispatch reports Germany under Adolf Hitler moving to mobilize athletic strength for the 1936 Olympics. A national network will hold county to state trials, with Edlingen and Ettlingen chosen for training camps. Coaches, doctors, and trainers will oversee a rigorous program, including a Stamm Mannschaft selection by 1935. The fate of Jewish athletes in early training remains unresolved.
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Tom Wilhelm
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
America
Edlingen
Ettlingne
Baden
Reichswehr
Stamm Mannschaft
Ettlingen
Voelkischer Reohachter
Channer
Adolf Titler
Violets Take All Three From Carnations in Y M A Bowing
The Violets defeated the Carnations at the Y M A bowing lanes last night winning all three Saimes. Lois Tamim led with a high single of 127 and a 330 series while the winners posted a high game of 1484.
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Carnations
Y. M.A
Lois Tamim
Guardsmen Drop Basketball Game in Armory Duel
Frederick YMCA team defeats Company B 26 to 15 on a Sunday at the Armory. Fast play kept pressure on the locals who trailed from the first half. Holcomb led the visitors with four goals while Rogers stood out for Frederick, as lineups show steady scoring and fouls.
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Frederick Y. M.C. A
Armory
Moose-Cumberland
Holcomb
Rogers
Frederick
Angleberger
Hartman
Heuek
Gels
Kase Cscs
Mages
Rogerg
McClain
Aslams
Wart
G Sesueesayeed
Smith
Gee
Morin
Bowling Match Today Between Herald Mail and Police
This afternoon at 2:20 PM the second match of the pins series will be staged on Recreation alleys between Herald-Mail and the Police. The Police hold a win over the Newsies, promising a hard fought start to the game. Jonquils Take Two From Tulips In Sunday School League Jonquils won two of three as Martin led with a high single of 118 and an 870 total. Jonquils 1527 to Tulips 1420 in pinfall.
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Herald-Mail
Newsies
Mes
Jonquils
Jonquuils
Tulips
Martin
The
Weekend visitors and local gatherings in Mapleville area
Mapleville residents recall weekend visits from Charlotte and Betty Shenkel and other guests including Miss Stella Shafer with Mrs A E Keadle in Haferstown, and Mrs Rosa Nicodemus with relatives in Boonsboro. Various neighbors hosted meals and visits across Boonsboro, Hagerstown, Winchester, Towson, and Baltimore amid school and illness notes.
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Mapleville
Charlotte
Betty Sheinkel
Lewis Shenkel
Frederick
E. S. Kennedy
L. H. Stouffer
Boonsboro
Emmett Shifler
Laura Shitler
Geraldine Kennedy
Henry Dick
Hagerstown
Raymond Smith
Robert Markley
Ned Keadle
Reno Eldridge
Louise
Myersville
Stella Shafer
A. E. Keadle
Haferstown
Sam Kaylor
Bobby
Mamie
Katie Fahrneyl
C. Hf. Minnebraker
Edward Startaman
Winchester
A. Shoop
Roy Lumm
Baltimore
Mildred Lumm
State Normal School
Towson
Lumm
Boonsboro High School
E. Mullen
D. T. Harris
Caleb Long
Chas
Turner Henevola
B. Wagner
Vines Wins Again In Boston Tennis Showdown
Ellsworth Vines defeats Bill Tilden in a four sets thriller at the Boston Garden before 11 450 fans, tying the series 2 2 as Vines and Tilden split wins in New York Philadelphia Washington and Boston. Helen Jacobs watched from the stands.
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Boston
Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Providence
R. I
New England
Boston Garden
Vines
Helen Jacobs
Vines van Tilden
ElHe
Tilden
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Maryland Loses Football Star
College Park Maryland January 16 The University of Maryland football program suffered another setback with the withdrawal of veteran center Tom Webb who will work in a dental laboratory until fall when he plans to enter the Maryland dental school in Baltimore. Last month Dick Nelson and Willis Benner were suspended by President Raymond A Pearson.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Tom Web
Webb
University of Maryland Dental School
Baltimore
Dick Nelson
Willis Benner
Raymond A. Pearson
Penal Farmers Easy Pickings
The Funkstown Fleetwings beat the State Penal Farm eleven by 66 to 14 in an exhibition Sunday. Fleetwings dominated with strong passing in the first half before a decisive second half. Field goals came from Ridgely Keene and W Hammaker among others as Funkstown secured two weekend wins in the McFaddin League.
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Funkstown Fleetwings
Penal Farm
Penal Farm Eeven
Fleetwing
Funkstown
McFaddin
Funkstown Pos
Penal Farm Melter
Manfield Keller
Stinchcomb Wolfe
Carver Gimple
RM Wyee
Deal
Lowman
Bartells
Keene
Eshridge
W. Hammaker
Wascongo
Insgonia
R. Hammaker
Hardy Artz
Cleary Williams
Mitchell
Duffy
Harford
Iseminger
Ridgely
Gimple
Wolfe
Artz
Iseming
Everly
Helves
Hancock Pippins Battle Cumberland Celtics Tonight
Hancock Pippins host the Cumberland Celtics on the Hancock floor tonight. The quintet features former high school stars and college players and is expected to draw a large crowd. Both teams appear evenly matched as they vie for the county title with a fast passing attack from the Pippins and top form from the Celtics.
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Hancock
Maryland Pippins
Cumberland Celtics
Woodmen of the World capture first half crown beating Funkstown
Woodmen of the World basket team clinched the Washington County league title with a ninth straight win, defeating Funkstown 32 to 26. Hammaker led Woodmen with field goals while Stottlemyer topped Funkstown. Y M J A defeated Boonsboro 36 to 15 in the second game, Nichols pacing the winners.
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Woodmen
World Basketeers
Washington County
Funkstown
W. C. W. Cagers
Hammaker
Stottlemyer
Beyard
Schieigh
jRudy
G ‘Tasper
Eovs
Bowers
Gimple
Hoffmaster
Fiery
Hartford
Metz
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Jim Londos
Max Baer
Harvard
Jack Dempsey
Saratoga Springs
Dempsey
Sharkey
Ile
Columbia
Hbout
Denpaes
Manassa Mauler
Jack
Gus Sonnenberg
Samme Adventurois
Edward Joseph Ned
Dro
Will Isk
Lake Placid
Frian Olga Chirlon
Vienna
Rae
LEA
Nolan Motors, Inc
E. Wash
Babe Didrikson
Babe
McFaddin Soccer League
Clearspring
Shamrorks
Sharpsburg
Wildcats
Vamiltons
Funkstown Oer
Security Wate
Boonshora Ses
Ringgold
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear Tire
Prest-O-Lite Battery Service
Hoffman, Barnhart , and Clopper
Upstaters
Celtics
Moose Bowling League
Packards
la Salles
Hiller
W.O. W
Woodmen Aareeeeere Wees
Funkstown Aee Wenes Es
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YY. M.C
Harper
Shank
Nichols
Minnick
A Waters
Wolfkill
Eesey
E. Mumina
Potenberger
Mumma
Summers
Taylor
Nerr
Reewatee
National Sea ST Age
Semler Sporting Goods Co
Hoffman’s Style Shop
N. Potomac St
Sporting Goods Athletic Supplies
Parker
Norwalk Tires
Parker Tire CO
Harry’s Grill
W. Franklin Street
Harry Eberly
Bina
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