Maloney Easy Winner Over Heeney in Boston Bout
Jimmy Maloney of Boston dominated Tom Heeney of New Zealand in a decisive victory at Fistiana. Maloney used a steady stream of left jabs and hooks to overwhelm Heeney, who previously gave Maloney trouble in their earlier meeting. Heeney’s face showed cuts and his body reddened from his opponent’s relentless punching.
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Boston
Jimmy Maloney
Ousae
Fistiana
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Maloney
Heeney
New
Tom
Keeney
Teven
Zeader
Hagerstown DeMolay Quints Clash In Tight 22 19 Finish
Hagerstown High School edged the DeMolay basketball squad 22 to 19 at Potomac Street gym. Halftime stood 12 to 10 with the Bish School leading. High led in field goals, excelled at free throws, while DeMolay struggled from the line, outscored in the second half 5 to 4.
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Hagerstown
de Molay
Arges
Potterfield
Fierr
Phillips
Stonebraker
Segal
Hammeker
Rosenberz
Hart
Bed
Stetsenna
Fones
Koons
I ‘Dudley
Weibel
Minnich
Ian
Miller
Buyder
Hancock Chevies Beat Lions 41 to 37 in Narrow Victory
Hancock Hoffman-Chevvies won 41 37 over Lions Club of Winchester. Chevvies stand 20 wins in 25 starts this year. They face Hose Co No 4 Martinsburg Monday on Hancock floor.
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Hancock Hoffman-Chevvies
Lions Club
Winchester
Chevvies
Hose Co. No. 4
Martinsburg
Hancock
French
McCullough
McKinley
Smith
Louisa
Be Powers
Ib Carper
Hockman
Wee
Hawkins
Casper
Girl's Gas Is Set For Tuesday In Title Fight
A postponed girls basketball game between Frederick High School and Berkeley Springs High will be played Tuesday night at Springs’ court due to schedule confusion. A win by the Springs at Hagerstown could secure the title. Frederick could force a tie with Waynesboro by winning and, if Berkeley Springs loses, Martinsburg and Waynesboro would share the lead.
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Frederick High School
Berkeley Springs
Springs
Hagerstown
Frederick
Waynesboro
Pet
Tad
Martinsburg -- Ee
Martinsburg
Reform Bowlers Edge St Pauls In Sun Day League
Reform Bowlers defeated St Pauls two games to one at M C A alleys tallying 1753 pins to 1641 Edwards led with 155 single and 354 for the match while Crusaders lost all three to Grace AB with 1497 for the losers Black top scorer for the match with 417 and a 150 high single.
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Christ Reform Bowlers
St. Paul's
M.C. A
Edwards
Crusaders
Grace A. B
Black
Eo Elements
St James to Host Poly In Closing County Game
St James and Baltimore Poly clash on the local high school court tonight in a closing county matchup. Tip off is at 8 o'clock with admission set at thirty five cents. Baltimore Poly has won nine straight Class A conference games while St James stands at eight wins and one loss.
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St. Jamies
Baltimore Poly
Baltimore Quint
St James
Shepherd Beats Gallaudet in Tight College Showdown
Shepherd College defeated Gallaudet College 39 to 30 on Shepherd’s floor after a fast passing game. Both teams showed strong offense led by a young Martin Tierney prospect from Los Angeles, while Roy Spencer moved from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis on a salary dispute, tracing a circuit that included Cleveland and New Orleans.
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Gallaudet College
Washington
Shepherd College Quint
Shepherd College
Roy Spencer
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Pirates
Blue Ridge League Opens 1929 Plans and Roster Moves
The Blue Ridge League set a $1 400 forfeit per club due by March 1 to indicate intent for the 1929 season. Martinsburg and Waynesboro aim to name managers soon while Mickey Kelliher signs players and considers Reggie Rawlings. Rodger Smoot joins the Redbirds, Hanovers hosts Scranton Miners spring training, and several Frederick players receive new contracts. Ira Thomas stays with Connie Mack’s advisory staff due to business concerns.
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J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Altho Martinsburg
Connie Mack
Blue Sox
Veteran pitcher Quinn Defies Time Keeps A's Spinning
John Piscus Quinn, born July 5 1885, appears ageless as he contemplates more seasons with Connie Mack's Athletics. A career spanning Connellsville New York Americans Ro chester and multiple Major League stops underlines his rule: take care of the body and mind, stay on the mound while the wise head and precise control guide his pitches.
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John Piscus Quinn
Brook of Tennyson
Quinn
Connie Mack
A’s
Connellsville
New York Americans
Rochester
Pacific Coast
Vernon
Chicago White Sox
Boston
New York
Training Camp Highlights by The Associated Press
In early reports from several Florida camps on March 2 the Yankees team regulars Harl Combs and George Pipgras arrived early showing their love of the game. Leonard Dondero impressed in St Louis Browns camp by lofting a ball over 400 feet. St. Louis Cardinals boss Billy Southworth said eight regular pitchers should be ready as the season opens. Connie Mack’s Athletics feature most of their roster with Max Bishop still a challenge at bat. Muddy Ruel in Washington aided Jim Weaver at Tampa camp, noting Weaver’s size speed and potential despite still being green.
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Avon Park
Fla
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Alexander
Fort Myers
Connie Mack
Max Bishop
Jimmy Dykes
Keystone
Washington
Muddy Ruel
Washington Nationals
Tampa
Florida
Jim Weaver
Weaver
Y Sextet Shuts Out Shepherd Girls On WV Floor
Hagerstown W C A girls edged Shepherd College 27 to 15 in a rough contest on the West Virginia court. Fridinger sparked the winners with steady scoring as Rohrer and Jones also contributed, while substitutions including Draper Allman Harris and Fisher saw action.
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College Court
Hagerstown W. C. A
Shepherd College
West Virginians
Hagerstown
Fridinger
Shepherd Rohrer
Jones Fridinger
Schleuss Zeigler
Wright Condon
Watson Fouke
Ours Henson
Jones
Rohrer
Schleuss
Falk
Notice of Registers City Officers Attend Open Doors
The undersigned officers of registration for the wards and precincts of Hagerstown Maryland announce they will attend their offices with open doors at designated times to hear and record registrations and related matters.
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City of
Hagerstown
Registration Days In Hagerstown March 4 5 6 1929
The city of Hagerstown conducts registration from 9 AM to 9 PM on March 4 5 and 6 1929 to register all qualified voters not yet registered. Both sexes aged 21 or older who have resided in Hagerstown for one year and in the ward six months may register, with rules for those recently moving. The registers will also meet the second Tuesday after the first day in March 1929 to hear reinstatement applications.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
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