Bakers Nearing Funds for National AAU Tourney Trip
Hershberger Bakers coach Stewart Paxton said Frederick needs about 50 dollars more to reach the 990 dollar goal to send the team to the AAU nationals in Denver next week. Donations can be sent to Paxton or left with Frank Smith at the Francis Scott Key hotel. If funded, the club departs by car on Wednesday and opens play March 12 with regular lineup plus Vic Probst. Glenn McQuillen is also mentioned in other baseball notes.
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Stewart Paxton
Hershberger Bakers
Frederick
Denver
Paxton
Frank Smith
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland
Smith
Kisho
Hershberger
Lanier
Remsberg
Hunter
Balbirnie
Vic Probst
Baltimore University
Glenn McQuillen
Brunswick
San Antonio
St. Louis Browns
McQuillen
Western Maryland College
Browns
Gabby Street
St. Louis
Tydol tops Women's Gas League by one game edge
In the Women's Gaz League Tydol takes first place by one game after sweeping two from Fleetwing while Sinclair remains third by beating Mills' HI Test. Gulf drops two to Motor-Tone. High scores include Gulf 417 weekly high set and WN Smith 170 high single. Team standings show Tydol 16 8, Gulf 25 9, Sinclair 17 9, Mills HI Test 12 12, Motor-Tone 10 16, Fleetwing 6 18.
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Tydor
Pleetwing
Sinclair
Mills
Gulf
Motor-Tone
Ww. Zimmerman
WN. Smith
C. Draper
C. Jones
N. Davis
EL Hartman
N. Smith
M. Camp
A. Marlin
E. Hildebrand
M. Hildebrand
D. Trumpower
M. Morganthall
Lucille Burger
I. Kight
B. Burger
R Snalding
P. Kline
E. Taylor
BM. Chaney
R. Shetler
M. Gossard
M. Spiker
A. Stevenson
K. Widdows
G. Conner
H. Stouffer
C. Delgsier
PL Myers
le Parks
C. Downs
Lake
U. Routzahn
EB. Baker
Tydol
Peaches lead Fruit League with 1616 totals and high scores
In Friday night action, the Peaches topped the Fruit League with a 1616 pinfall, led by the 553 high single and captain A Speicher posting a 359 set. O Myers of the Oranges had the top single game with 145. Nut League saw Walnuts on top with 1664 as Cocoanuts tied a league record 4380 in Crunkleton led scoring with 142 and others. Standings show Quinces and Peaches near the top in Fruit, while Hazelnuts, Walnuts, Almonds, and others chase Nut League positions.
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Peaches
A. Speicher
O. Myers
Oranges
G. McBride
H. Harper
Walnuts
H. Myers
Crunkleton
P. Crunkleton
B. Harris
G. Porter
L. Daugherty
C. Hildebrand
W. Martin
J. Recher
Fruit League
Ld Nut League
Wilberts
S.s
Emeralds and Rubies Lead Precious Stone Bowling League
The Emeralds and Rubies duel in a tight race in the Precious Stone Bowling League with 7 wins and 3 losses each while the Diamonds trail by one game. Neil McLaughlin top single game with 104, Mary Routzhan 162, Lillian South 101, Belva Ford even. League standings show Emeralds 4 25 2 673, Rubies 3 Digsmonds 4 Turquoise 6 Pearls Amethyst. Young women should not apply themselves to the law declares dean.
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Diamonds
Neil McLaughlin
Mary Routzhan
Lillian South
Belva Ford
Aj Emed Dean
Eagles Clinch Quick Cage Tilt Over Gettysburg Merchants
Eagles beat Gettysburg 21 to 24 on Armory court as Penn Goodrich and Fryer led scoring for the winners with strong passing and defense. Dottra and Martin led the visitors, while ref Robison oversaw the contest amid a hard times backdrop.
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Eagles
Gettysburg
Armory Court
Penn
Goodrich
Fryer
Dottra
Martin
Knode
Young
Leiter
T Penn
Godrich
Haveford
Merchants
Little
F . Plantz
Yecreeee
Swope
Wright
Robison
Cunningham Dominates Indoor Games With Mile and 1000 Yard Wins
Glenn Cunningham wowed 14,000 fans at Madison Square Garden by winning the mile in 9 12.58, defeating Ben Lash as he shifts from two miles to the one mile. He then targets the 1 000-yard race held soon after, where he seeks to avenge a Newark loss to John Bori and defend his record of 2 01.12. Other entrants include Howie Borek Lew Burns Frank Slater and Sanvord Goldberg.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Cunningham
Kansas
Ben
Lash
John Borican
Newark
Howie Borek
Lew Burns
Frank Slater
Sanvord Goldberg
Training Camp Briefs From The Spring Camps
A collection of spring training notes from Florida and California outlining lineup shifts and player status. Slugger Medwick refuses trade while Spurs Chandler faces partial season due to a broken ankle. McCarthy favors finishers over starters as pitchers. Cavaretta may win first base with Hartnett using outfield trio Galan Leiber Marty. White Sox groom McNair for second base if Hayes is unavailable. Dodgers back Stainback in the outfield with Stain’s return improving club depth.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Spurgeon
Spud
Avalon
Cal
Phil Cavaretta
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartmietz
Rip Collins
Augie Galan
Hank Leiber
Joe Marty
Celanese Eleven Honored After Title in Williamsport
The Celanese soccer eleven, champions of the Western Maryland League, were honored by H R Himmerheber at a luncheon at Knights of Pythias Hall Williamsport after the all star contest. Medals and a plaque were presented to the Celanese team, with remarks from officials including Mayor Richard G Hawken and Westernport president William J McGahn. Plans for next season and a meeting to elect officers and set a schedule were announced.
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Celanese Soccer Eleven
Western Maryland Soccer
H.R. Himmerheber
Maryland State Soccer Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
Williamsport
William Stenger
Western Maryland League
Celanese
Richard G. Hawken
Boosters
Westernport
Barton
William J. MecGahn
State Association
Crosby
Rosenberger
Major Soccer League of Baltimore
Boyd Payton
Mike ‘Spotamino
Keller
Weiderhold
Merriman
All Stars Take Soccer Champs
All Stars beat Celanese 4 to 1 on the Williamsport pitch before a large crowd. Arnold opened after two minutes, Marsh added a second, O Rourke scored for Celanese, then Long struck from 25 yards, giving the Stars a 3 1 lead at half. Daugherty scored in the second half as Williamsport outplayed the champions.
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Celanese
Williamsport
Arnold
Marsh
Westernport
Stars
O'Rourke
Champson
Pete Long
Daugherty
All Stars
Po. Colanese Beattie W.ee
Smal Poffenberger
W. Orr Daus' Erty
Warnick
Scollick Longsaat
Thompson Wilkinson
Brown Barnes
Duncan Kirk
Yasirr
O'Rourke Marsh
Darnley Rodriguez
Stafford
I Celanese
O’rourke
Long
Stumbaugh
Snyder
J. Brown
Tom Rernolds
Veterans tumble in International Four-ball golf tourney
In Coral Gables Florida on March 5 veteran duos Dick Metz with Ky Laffeon and Walter Hagen with Gene Sarazen failed to advance as 32 top professionals chased the title. Johnny Farrell and Willie Klein upset Metz and Lawlor while Craig Wood and Bill Haig defeated Haig and Sarazen 2 and 1 as other teams pressed the field.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Dick Metz
Ky Laffeon
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazek
Johnny Farrell
Willie Klein
Metz
Lawoor
Craig Wood
Bil
Haig and Sarazen
Independents Plan Season for county league circuit
The Independent league of Washington County votes to operate as a ten club circuit for 27 games starting April 22 at Funkstown Stadium. Clubs include Funkstown Tate Cubs Maugansville Middleburg Victors Harrystown Security Weverton Antietam and Yarrowaburg with Mt Lena and Chewsville dropped for financial and eligibility reasons. Night baseball is favored if lights are installed and players must reside 30 days in county before opening and throughout the season plus clubs must settle debts by season end or forfeit money can be attached.
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Funkstown
Deadiise
Cavetown
Mt. Lena
Chewsville
Tate Cubs
Maugansville
Middleburg
Victors
Harrystown
Security
Weverton
Antietam
Yarrowaburg
Washington County
Fuety
Pat Duffy
Tropical Park Reopens With Twin Feature Races
Coral Gables Fla March 6 Florida's winter racing season resumes at Tropical Park with a 2 20 play meeting featuring six sprinters over six furlongs in the Pan American purse and nine three year olds racing a mile and 70 yards in the Coral War purse. Early favorite for the Pan American is Kuleht Gallant from Bert Lewin with Da nate from Fanfare Farms drawing notable support. Shasta, owned by W C Stroube, appears to have the edge in the year old feature.
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Coral Gables
Fia
Florida
Tropical Park
Bert Lewin
Kuleht
Danate
W. C. Stroube
Shasta
Y Juniors Win Big Over Lemaster Phantoms on Local Court
The Hagerstown Y Juniors defeated Lemaster Pa Junior Phantoms 48 to 20 on Saturday night, led by a 22 to 4 halftime margin. All players contributed as the local team repeated its past strong performances. There is mention of 3,800 free public camp grounds in national forests.
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Hagerstown
National Forests
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