Mount St Marys Threatens Maryland League Lead
Western Maryland College rebuilt its lineup today as Mount St Marys, undefeated league leaders, faced a key test after Mountaineers beat Washington College 29 to 18. Pete Merge led the locals with sight points while coach Neil Stahley reported a possible Delaware appointment. Boxing notes highlight Primo Carnera and Max Schmeling arrivals. Schmeling versus Hamas matchup set for February 10. The Middle Atlantic League opens May 9 with nine State fives in a split-season format. Beckley remains independent. Tony Terry hints at spring training timing for the Giants as Ruth nears signings.
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Mount Saint Mary’s
Maryland
Mountaineers
Terrors
Washington College
Pete Merge
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Gettys- Ware College
Acy Dion
Avergreen
Giants Ready for Battle With Strong NL Rivals
Memphis dispatch reports Giants manager Bill Terry predicts a tougher season from Chicago, St Louis, and Pittsburgh but expects New York to defend the National League pennant and possibly win the world championship. He notes stronger reserves, plans to play first base regularly, and added Fresco Thompson to bolster infield depth. Travis Jackson gains weight and remains healthy as the club plans for a successful season. Terry also opines that the American League race will hinge on beating Washington, with Boston challenging the Senators.
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New York Giants
Chicago
St Louis
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Fresco Thompson
Travis Jackson
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Pippins Trip Fast Celtics Deliver Lopsided Win
Pippins of Trane overwhelmed the Cumberland Celtics on Hancock court winning 83 to 25 in a swift upstate game. Hap Powers led with six field goals and four free throws, supported by Cattell and C. French. Welturn and Rankin added points for the visitors as a sizable crowd watched.
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Tilden Wins In Straight Sets Over Vines In Tennis Bout
Tilden defeated Vines in straight sets last night to take the fifth match of their professional tennis series. Big Bill led early and kept a firm margin, with Vines showing a late surge in the third set before Tilden closed out the victory.
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Mlilworth Vines
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Vines
Hird
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North End Pin Loop Standing Undated Sports Blurb
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sports brief about a local North End pin loop standings. Names and details are garbled with errors but reference to teams and a camp or event context appear. Unable to extract clear teams results or dates from the legible text.
Sporn Trade Buzz Ties Tarver and Chapman to Yankees
The chatter centers on Tony Tarver and Ben Chapman linked to the Yankees as Lennery’s name repeatedly surfaces in trade talks during the winter meetings. Prospective moves focus on the second baseman and variable figures sent by the club.
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Moose Play at Cumberland Faces Knights of Pythias
Loyal Order of Moose basketball team travels to Cumberland to meet the Knights of Pythias after a 53 to 28 loss in Charles Town. West Virginia all stars from Washington and Baltimore strengthened the Cumberland lineup as Moose players are urged to depart at 5:30 PM, with upcoming Armory games against Pabe Didrikson's All-Americans and the Dixie Collegians.
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Managers May Use Substitute In American League
CTICAGO Jan 17 The American League approves a rule allowing eightnine managers to call in pinch batsmen or runners without spending time on the bench New duties can be assumed along cadeting lines by the four pilots Mickey Cochrane Joe Cronin Tan Fenner Rogers Tarnshy listed as managers in Detroit Boston Chicago and St Louis.
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William Tarridge
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Joe Cronin
Senators
Tan Fonsies
Chiesa Y Wilts Sox
Rogers Ternshy
St Lonis Browns
Bowling Contest at Washington Square MM FB
The Washington Square MM FB team won two games in a bowling contest last night against Grace 1 Boone. Washington Square’s Rumiel led with 184 pins in a game and Rummel posted a total of 455 pins for the series.
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Boone
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Big Bill Tilden Scores Two Big Wins in One Week
The 41 year old tennis great, Big Bill Tilden, scored two notable victories. He defeated Ellsworth Vines in straight sets and publicly criticized American Davis Cup leadership in a magazine article. Vines, a rising star, is likely to meet Tilden again, setting up continued rivalry between the veteran and the youth.
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Ellsworth Vines
Tilden
Big Bill
Vires
Waynesboro Pinmen Visit Recreation Tonight
The Waynesboro pinmen travel to face the Recreation team on a night billed as one of the year's best. Both clubs carry strong records and strong scores are expected as players vie for supremacy on the alleys.
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Howlers
Upstaters Take Fast Cage Game
Hancock High School boys basketball defeated Warfordsburg High School on the road in a fast paced contest. Warfordsburg led early but Hancock surged ahead in the second half to secure the win. Lineups listed with players and substitutes, referee Buzzard.
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W O W Suffers First Defeat In Close Frederick Battle
Woodmen of the World drop their eleventh straight contest after a 29 to 27 loss to Frederick on home court in a thrilling finish. Bevard and Ogle led scorers for their teams as Houck starred for Frederick in a hard fought game.
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Hancock Sextet Wins Local Girls Basketball Game
The Hancock High School girls team defeated Watfordstown on Saturday. Hancock led 19-11 at halftime and 25-13 at the final whistle. Unger scored 12 points to top the scoring.
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Oesaessaar Unger
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Hornsby Seeks Leg Treatment For Managerial Return
St. Louis Browns manager Rogers Hornsby, resting an Achilles tendon issue, weighs about 186 pounds and aims to return to playing shape. He began directing the club late last season and may play if the right ankle soreness improves.
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St. Louis Browns
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Americans Hold Starting Time at Canadian Tennis Championships
Montreal opens with a slow start as American entrants race into action. Pi Frank Rericha of New York defeats Don Coster of Montreal 9-7 6-4 in the opening round while fellow contenders Shiells Late and Hall delay their starts until tomorrow. Marcel Rainville of Montreal handily beats C G Plimpton of Boston 6-2 as the Canadian challenge gathers momentum.
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Frank Rericha
New York
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Harnerstown High Faces Hanover Friday in Key Showdown
Har rierstown High Coach Eddie Semler drills the varsity to meet Hanover High on the Potomac Street floor Friday night. Players show improvement after practice, aiming for a strong performance against Hanover in a hoped for win.
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Harrierstown High
Hanover High
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Bowser
Londos to Meet Kampfer in Baltimore Tuesday
The Maryland Athletic Commission ordered a pro wrestling match between Jim Londos, billed as the world champion, and Hans Kampfer of Germany for Tuesday night. Kampfer won the main event in the latest show. Ed Contos, the local promoter, left for New York to confer with Londos as the commission had directed the bout be arranged.
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Maryland Athletic Commission
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Hans Kampfer
Germany
Ed Contos
New York
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Fleetwing steer team hosts oyster supper at manager’s home
Fleetwing steer team members were guests at an oyster supper at manager Howard Artz’s home. After supper, cards were played and Inneheon was served. Attendees included Bud Ridgely, Lewis Dufty, Earl Keller, Dick Meltzer, Donald Gimpie, Bill Hammaker, Ossie Keene, Main Leeminger, Donald Trone, Manuel Wolf, Bud Lowman, John Williams, Bill Harford, T. Carr, Bern Hammaker, Tom Hammaker, Charles Ridgely, and Joe Alsip.
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Earl Keller
Dick Meltzer
Donald Gimpie
Bill Hammaker
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John Williams
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Charles Ridgely
Joe Alsip
Snavely Named UNC Head Football Coach
Carl Snavely, long time Bucknell College coach, was chosen by the athletic council to lead North Carolina football. He will report within ten days or two weeks. The notice notes his clerical early life and contrasts prospective success with other work efforts.
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Carl Snavely
Buckreill College
University of North Carolina
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