Woodland Way Earns Double Victory Over Smithsburg
Woodland Way defeated Smithsburg Jayveses on their floor Friday afternoon. The girls won 24 14 behind Rohrer and Seal strong defense and Holtzman 14 points Miller 11, while Davis led Smithsburg girls with six. The boys’ game was close and hard played with Woodland Way prevailing 28 23.
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Smithshore Jayveses
Woodland War
Rohrer
Seal
Holtzman
Woodland Way
Miller
Davis
Smithsburg
Boys edge to secure five point margin in win
Snyder led Woodland Way with four baskets and a free throw to top scoring, while Martin the local captain added eight points and solid defense. Smithsburg's lineup shows Weaver Kuhn Recher Davis Barnham Biser Deihl and Holtzman among scorers as Woodl’d Ways counter with Miller Prosper Rohrer Seal Myers and Palmer, with non scoring subs listed for both teams.
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Snyder
Woodland Way
Martin
Smithsburg
Weaver
Kuhn
Recher
Davis
Barnham
Biser
Deihl
Miller
Je Ae Prosper
Holtzman
Rohrer
Palmer
Seal
Myers
Williamsport High Varsity Schedule Includes All Star Game
The Williamsport High varsity basketball team has a full schedule this week. They host an All Star quint from this city Monday night and Thursday they travel to St. Marys Catholic High for a boys and girls pair on the Hagerstown High court. Saturday features Damascus High as the main attraction on Williamsport’s court. Juvenile delinquency rose 86.4 percent in Canada during the war period.
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Williamsport High
St. Mary’s Catholic High
Hagerstown High Court
Williamsport Court
Damascus High
Blind Yale wrestler relies on ears to pin foes
Bob Russell of Binghamton New York, a Yale junior and top 165 pound wrestling candidate, says he can hear his opponents and even a tree to guide his grappling. He has been blind since age five after a croquet mallet accident and studied at the New York Institute for the Blind before Yale.
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Yale
Bob Russel
Binghamton
N. Y
Russell
New York Institute For the Blind
Hamilton College
Yale Linet
Cdain O'Donnell
Bob
O'Donnell
St James Cagers Drop Close Battle
Saint James School cagers lost 24 to 17 to Baltimore Friends School in a hard fought contest. The Saints led 9 to 3 early but were edged 11 to 10 by halftime. Bill Carroll led Friends with seven points and Taylor had eight for Saint James amid a late Baltimore push.
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Baltimore Friends School
Stright
Down County Boys
Boys Latin
Landon School
Saint James
Saints
Quakers
Baltimore
Bill Carroll
Taylor
Friends
Carroll
Gochnauer
Mallard
G Schreiber
Gilbert
Boyd
St. James
Larned
Simpson
Kingsland
St Andrews Triumphs Over St James In Tight 3-0 Soccer Win
In Washington on Saturday St Andrews beat St James 3 to 0 in one of the season’s best played games. Byron opened with a field goal, Redfield found the net from twenty yards, and Schonfeld closed the scoring as St Andrews’ defense held firm against St James.
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St. Andrews
Washington
Byron
Bomberger
Pierre
Redfield
Schonfeld
Bamberger
Pierce Taylor
Williams Onderdonk
Mulberry Flick
Miller Murdock
Plum Pollard
Ferris McConnell
Moore Stephenson
Byron Snodgrass
Redfield Layton
Larceny Birney Griffin
St. James Os Eeeseee
Barrett
Elliott
Hartog
Beck
Heartfield
Denham
Cogswell Berhe
Oliver Held After Night Arrest for DUI and Reckless Driving
Roy William Oliver of Halfway was arrested Saturday by Constable Jesse Shank on charges of operating an automobile while under the influence of intoxicants and reckless driving. Officials said Oliver was held in default of collateral of 304 dollars and 40 cents.
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Williamsport Hi Upsets Hancock in basketball doubleheader
Williamsport High School swept Hancock in a boys and girls doubleheader. The boys won 37 to 17 behind Bowman with ten points and strong defense, while Kerns and Shank contributed on floor. Hancock’s Clingerman, Carter, Wachter and Strother led their teams. The Williamsport girls edged Hancock 20 to 15 as James Carter Holland Rowe Zimmerman contributed on offense amid tight Hancock defense.
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Williamsport
Hancockigh
Bowman
Kerns
Shank
Hancock
Clingerman
Carter
Moser
McKee
Crist
Reed
Kretsinger
Stenger
Ented
J. Clngerman
Cahill
Wachter
Strother
James
Holland
Rowe
Radio program reveals improved enemy gear and current shows
Report from New York details captured enemy radio equipment with Japan sets’ handmade inner parts and German gear dated five years old yet bulky. Army Signal Corps study notes Nazis slower pace in rapid technical advances while aiding in covert training of radio crews. Tonight’s schedule lists NBC CBS programs and theater and concert broadcasts, ending with research noting pure rock salt outperforms solar salt for fish curing.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Institute of Rifle Engineers
Army Signal Corps
United Nations
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