Weekend sports roundup with college and local teams
A broad sports summary notes System and Random in racing with odds of 91.90 and 102.80, St James School basketball showing strong improvement against Waynesboro, and coach optimism for Cann’s return. Also covers baseball trades involving Hack Wilson to Brooklyn, Williamsport Wildcats in prep for Clearspring, Joe Boley’s Athletics to Indians move, bowling plans for the Cumberland Valley Sweepstakes, and Hagerstown High games with Winchester and Allegany opponents upcoming.
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System
Random
Muff
Panetian
St. James
Basketeers
Waynesboro High School
Bill Orrick
Cann
Down County Five
Orrick
Joe Boley
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Montague
Peckinpaugh
Boley
Jack Dunn
Mackmen
Cumberland Valley
Coliseum
Martinsburg
Winchester
Cumberland
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Hagerstown High School
Hanover High School
Penns
Potomac Streeters
Winchester High Quint
Allegany High
Frederick
Pepper Martin Awaits Opening Of Training Camp
Oklahoma City profile of Pepper Martin outlines his hunting hobby and post season earnings. The star, known for speed on the bases, signs a salary raise and plans training after a year of varied positions and early miscasting with the Cardinals.
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Pepper” Martin
Associated Press
Sherman McNally
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Leonard
Pepper
Jack
Joe
Horace Greeley
Temple
Crystal Spring
Miss
George Washington Martin
Oklahoma
Greenville
Branch Rickey
The
Athleticos
Aztecs Edge Orioles To Tie For Second Place
The Aztecs defeated the Orioles 27 to 9 to tie the Sioux for second in the High School League. Staley the Aztec center scored five field goals as the Orioles struggled. Hennessey and Over stood out for the Orioles while the Aztec team overall played well. Louisiana State University plans a ten game football schedule next fall for the first time in years.
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Aztecs
Orioles
Staley
Oriole
Hennessey
Over
Aztec
Louisiana State University
Cardinals Tied For League Lead
The Cardinals of the Junior High League tied the Eagles for the league lead by defeating the Con ders 17 to 4 on Saturday morning. Morin led the attack with eight points, Hopkins added five, and Zook Murray and Robison also played well for the winners while Chapman and Keller were top for the losers.
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Cardinals
Eagles
Conders
Morin
Conder
Hopkins
Zook
Murray
Robison
Chapman
Keller
Twin bill for City League features Victors and Plymouths
Tonight two top teams clash in a City League doubleheader. At 7:30 Victor Products hosts Western Enterprise in a battle for first as Plymouths meet Saginaws, two longtime rivals in a fast, scoreful game. Jackie Kreps returns for Plymouths and ref Harry Segal will umpire both games.
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Victor Products
Western Enterprise
Victors
Nightcap
Plymouths
Saginaws
Indians
Enterprise
Jackie Kreps
Harry Segal
Clearspring Eleven Defeats Hamilton AC 3–1 In Practice
Clearspring soccer eleven defeated Hamilton AC 3 to 1 in a late afternoon practice. The upstaters showed a powerful attack and strong defense, preparing for the upcoming series with the Williamsport Wildcats. Practice has been scheduled every night this week.
Wildcat Athletic Club to Elect Officers in Town Hall Meeting
Tuesday night in Town Hall the Wildcat Athletic Club will hold a meeting at 7 30. Officers will be elected for the coming baseball season and several other matters of importance will be brought before the club. Every member is urged to be present.
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Wildcat Athletic Club
Frederick doubles up Williamsport in 5 1 soccer upset
Frederick swept the Williamsport Wildcats with a 5 to 1 victory at Conomac Park. D Shipley starred in goal for Frederick stopping repeated Wildcats bids as W Wiederhold and teammates pressed offense led by D Rudy and Lancaster.
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Frederick
Aces
Williamsport Wildcats
Clearspring
Conomac Park
Wildcats
Wildcat
Conomac Park Field
D. Shipley
Frank Weiderhold
Bill Shipley
Cats
Pos. Wildcats
Shipley
Knode Shaffer
Castle Hauver
Buharp Summers
J. Ebersole Smith
F. Wiederhold Hahn
W. Wiederhold W. Rudy
Lancaster Hansen
W. Shipley Plush
D. Ebersols
D. Rudy
Kreps Yonkers
Sessesaee Coakley Frederick
Deccenses
Williamsport
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F. Wiederhold
W. Rudy
Plush
Yonkers
Lancaster
J. Ebersole
Robinson
Smith
J. Speicher
Redwings Triumph In Close Saturday Basketball
The Redwings upset the Eagles 14 to 10 after trailing early. Conner and Keller starred for Redwings while R Healy and Peddicord led the Eagles. Redwings staged a late rally, scoring all in the fourth to seize the four point margin.
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Redwings
Eagles
Conner
Keller
R. Healy
Peddicord
Draper
Sseseseseess
Ward
Seenaehoseas
Hart
Cow Eeneenar
Bowman
F. Chapman
Eeee
Rere
F . Wantz
F. Eaewe
Wasee
W. Healy
Seeseesc
Crackett
Encwavaes
Baker
Valentine and
Wood
Smith
Ashes of Christopher Columbus Entombed in Seville Cathedral
The report notes the remains of Christopher Columbus lie entombed in Seville Cathedral Spain. Authorities describe the site as a historic shrine and focus on the lasting significance of Columbus legacy.
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Christopher Columbus
Seville
Spain
Sunday School Bowling League standings and weekly results
The Sunday School Bowling League saw mixed outcomes as teams split most games last week. Trinity Daisies maintain a perfect record while First Brethren and others gain entries in the win column. Grace A. B. and the new First Baptist Jonquils show variable results. High scores include Grace A. B. 1969 total, Trinity 680 high single, and First Brethren 457 in match totals.
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First Brethren
Christ Reformed
St. Paul’s M. E
Trinity Daisies
First Baptist Jonquils
Grace A. B
Trinity High
Miss Hartman
Miss Hull
St. John’s Pansies
Shaw
Poppies
Majors Down for Many Tilts
New York January 25. American League teams plan 178 spring exhibition games from March 5 to April 12 with potential increases from Toledo American Association operations. Detroit Tigers to lead with 33 games, others including Yankees 25 and Athletics 27, White Sox 11 to start, and 65 major plus 130 minor clubs slated to compete.
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New York
Toledo American Association
Cleveland Indians
Billy Evans
Madhens
New Orleans
Cleveland
Washington
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
California
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
University of Texas
Waynesboro Boys Hold Off Handley In CAAL Test
In Winchester Virginia Waynesboro High School beat Handley High by a margin in a CAAL contest securing a 2-0 start to the season after opening with a win over Smithsburg.
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Winchester
Waynesboro High School
Handley High Quint
Pennsy Lads
Smithsburg
Brunswick Independents edge Senior Citizens Quint 25 21
Brunswick defeats the Senior C. C. of the city 25 to 21 on Brunswick High School floor. Burch hit late shots to seal win as Brunswick led 6 3 after first quarter and 10 7 at halftime. Citizens shot poorly, finishing 2 of 10 from the line. game witnessed by a large crowd.
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C. C
Brunswick Independents
Burch
Hagle
Scccavseccee
Wscsseessees
Smith
C. Burch
Barnhart
Ross
Metz
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Zimmermagi
Waynesboro Triumphs as Saints Fall 27 to 17 on Court
Waynesboro High School edged St James School 27 to 17 in a Saturday contest. St James showed marked improvement despite a 10 point halftime deficit, with Townsend, Geare, Spinosa and Guerrard creators and Harkins guarding. Rip Eagle’s fast lineup pulled away, as Kauffman Richardson and Martz led the visitors.
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St. James School
Waynesboro High School
Bill Orrick
Down County Court
Rip Eagle
Saints
Townsend
Orrick
Geare
Val Spinosa
Guerrard
Harkins
Brown
Rich
Waynesboro
Kauffman
Richardson
Martz
St. James Als
Wal-Spinosa
Guerard
Fenews
C Ssesese
Z Wesvecessesa
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A Harkins
Raciffman
F Tresives
Stover
Cseseeeaue
Sloane
Asletoneg
Weiler
Fisher
Johnson
Beard
Colley
Armstrong
Dodgers have wrecking crew in quartet of outfielders
Brooklyn faces a question of whether the 1930 big four Herman O Doul Wilson Frederick can recapture former power. Wilson, long a .300 hitter, faced adjustment after a midseason slump in 1931 while Frederick and Herman project potential turnaround. The team traded Robin Parham for Wilson, a bold move to boost pennant chances.
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Hack Wilson
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Carey
Joop
Wilson
O'Doul
Herman
Frederick
Dodgers Park
Dodgers
Associated Press
New York
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lewis Robert
Hack) Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Babe Herman
Frank O’doul
Johnny Frederick
O’doul
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Robin Parham
Parham
Hartford
Shaw wins hundred lap race at Legion Ascot Speedway
Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis won the hundred lap auto race at Legion Ascot Speedway in Los Angeles. He passed early leader Babe Stapp of Indianapolis in a burst of speed. Shorty Condron of Detroit dropped out with carburetor trouble after lap 18, with Bill Cummings of Indianapolis moving into third by lap 50.
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Los Angeles
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Legion Ascot Speedway
Babe Stapp
Shorty Condon
Detroit
Bill Cummings
Stapp
Precious Stone Bowling Club results and high scorers
Naomi Myers won the prize donated by Neil Thornburg with a high score of 176. Mrs Myers totaled 456 pins across three games. Other top five scores were Ruth Porterfield 161 Verna Stoner 156 Emma Reed 135 Elizabeth Phillips 136.
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Naomi Myers
Neil Thornburg
Juniors Defeat Martinsburg Midgets In Fast Game
The Plymouth Juniors beat the Martinsburg Midgets 15 to 6 on the Martinsburg court. Draper and Hart starred for the Juniors while Liskey led the Midgets.
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Plymouth
Martinsburg
Draper
Hart
Liskey
Local Quotations County Market Report Prices Paid Producers
county market report details prices paid to producers for food commodities across the region. buyers and sellers in the agricultural sector note fluctuations in crops and livestock, with monthly summaries showing price shifts, supply trends, and market activity.
Day wins Glenn Curtiss amateur title in golf
Miami Florida January 24 Winfield Day a golfing schoolboy defeated John Brown Portland Maine four and two to win the Glenn Curtiss amateur championship with precise approach shots and steady play.
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Miami
Fla
Winfield Day
Glenn Curtiss
John Brown
Portland
Maine
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