Hancock to meet Frederick for county soccer title on field
Hancock votes to play for the title rather than accept a forfeit in a clash with Frederick at the Stadium. Hancock fans back the decision as the teams had split their two prior meetings. Also noted are roster moves in baseball, boxing promotion notes, and a Cumberland high school basketball title match set for tonight with Allegany High leading the Blue and White in a strong season.
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Hancock
Frederick
Piay
Upstaters
Cumberland
Allegany High Five
Cambridge High Quint
Armory
Walter Bowers
Hagerstown
Whitehall Shoes Sold at Hoffman's Style Shop
Whitehall shoes famous for quality fit and value are now sold at Hoffman's Style Shop located at 16 Merth Potomac Bt.
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Atyis
Hoffman
16 Merth Potomac Bt
Kellsboro Jack Wins Grand National at Aintree
American owned Kellsboro Jack, owned by Mrs. F Ambrose Clark of New York and Aiken SC, won the Grand National at Aintree. Really True was runner up and Slater placed third. Dusty Foot fell in the big race with Bostwick aboard. Odds shifted as Heartbreak Hill rose to 8 to 1 from 20 to 1.
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Aintree
England
Kellsboro
F. Ambrose Clark
New York
Aiken
Major. N. Furlong
George Whitelaw
Slater
John Hay Whitney
Heartbreak Hill
Dusty Foot
George H
Pete
Bostwick
Great Britain
France
United States
G.h,rete
Aintreé
T. H. Bonnerville
Fortra
Newmarket
Gregalach
M.A. Gemmell
Court Teams Set for Game in Washington County Series
The opening game of a three match series for the Washington County basketball title is tonight at Hancock High School starting 8:30. The Woodmen of the World meet the Maryland Pippins with a large home crowd expected and the Hancock City Band to lead the march at 7:30. Admission is 15 cents for children and students, 35 cents for adults.
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Hancock
Woodmen of the World
Maryland Pippins
Pippins
Hagérstown
Washington County
Hancock High School
Hagerstown
Woodmen
Hancok City
Jasper
Ingram
Weiderhold
Bernstein
Norment
Kretzer
Hammaker
Red Sox Hope to Escape Last Place This Year
Associated Press sports editor reports Boston seeks improvement under new ownership and strategist business manager. Marty McManus foresees a climb from cellar, aided by key hitters like Alexander Hodapp Jolley and Fothergill and a revamped pitching staff led by Welch Brown and Andrews.
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Boston Red Sox
Associated Prasa
Baseball
Tom Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Yankees
Marty McManus
McManus
Marty
Sox
Walter Brown
Montreal
White Sox
Dale Alexander
Urban Hodapp
Smead Jotley
Bob Fothergill
Johnson A
Henry Johnson
Yankee
Athletics
Johnny Welch
Newark
Redsox
Brown
Bob Kline
Ivy Paul Andrews
Jersey City club signs four players in International League
Sam Colacurcio announces four new players Charlie Schlessler Jim McCloskey Eddie Douglas and Joe Emerson for the Jersey City club of the International League Colacurcio has yet to name a manager but narrows choice to four men Hans Lobet Mike Kelly Lou Blue and Bud Clancy Eagles to Meet Tonight at 8 oclock at the Eagles club rooms Manager Lee Staley calls all players for a pre season meeting Last season’s players urged to attend the session
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Louw Blue
Chicago White Sox
Blue
Ménager
Jersey City
Jersey
New York
Sam Colacurcio
Charlie Schlessler
Jim McCloskey
Eddie Douglas
Joe Emerson
Colacurcio
Choics
Hans Lobert
Mike Kelly
Lou Blue
Bud Clancy
Eagles
Lee Staley
Hancock and Frederick to meet Sunday at stadium
Hancock A C soccer players refused a forfeit of the McFadden League title after a Wednesday vote. They will face Frederick on the Hagerstown Stadium field Sunday at 2 40 PM with officials and police protection. The series resumes after Hancock won one game and tied another. Maryland Board officials will oversee the gate.
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Hancock A. C
McFadden
Hamilton
Upstatera
Buchanan
Shafer
Frederick
Frederick Steven
Hagerstown
Hancock
Harold Moore
Maryland Board
ALSATIA ANIMAL LEAGUE MARCH 24 SCHEDULE
ALSATIA ANIMAL LEAGUE second half schedule lists 10 matchups at Coliseum with alleys and pairings including Foxes versus Porcupines and Bears versus Lions, all games at a set start time in the evening.
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Alsatia Animal League
Alleys Foxes
Porcupines
Bobcats
Hippos
Buffalos
Skunks
Beavers
Raccoons
Possums
Bhinos
Elephants
Tigers Alleys
Bears
Lions Alleys
Hyenas
Wolves Alleys
Monkeys
Muskrats
Godwin Faces Rosenbloom in Madison Square Garden Title Bid
Maxie Rosenbloom and Bob Godwin meet in Madison Square Garden to settle a three year dispute over the world light heavyweight title. Godwin, 21, from Daytona Fla holds NBA recognition as champion. Rosenbloom is NYSAC recognized. The south Florida challenger has fought Rosenbloom twice before to draws and a decision loss.
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New York
Madison’ Square Garden
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
Godwin
Daytona
Fla
National Boxing Association
Rosenbloom
New York State Athletic Commission
Maxie
Joe Knight
West Palm Beach
Hoppe Displays Billiard Form in Chicago Match
In Chicago Willie Hoppe of New York trailed Welker Cochran in a 600 point three-cushion match. Hoppe won the afternoon clash 50 to 43 in 39 innings and claimed the night block 50 to 25 in 31 innings, with Cochran still leading overall in the 350 innings series.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
Welker Cochran
Funkstown A C Looks to Win Again in City League Clash
Funkstown A C bids to repeat its first win in the City League as it meets Hamilton A C at 7 30 tonight on the Y floor. A second victory could create another tie and intensify the race with W O W for first place.
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Funkstown A. C
Hamilton A. C
Funkstown Boys
Funkstown
Hamiltons
Pad
Baltimore Promoter April Armory Card Postponed
Promoter Wood of Baltimore announces Mik Sepio will headline the postponed April Armory fight card. A suitable opponent is sought, with Joe Raspi and Tad Lewis among others in a 33-round program. Prices remain the same to accommodate fans reserving seats for the show.
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Wood
Baltimore
Bucky Taylor
Davie
Mike
Bepto
Guv Bepto
Atates Wood
Frank. Colley
Daily Mail
Mik Sepio
East
Armory Arena
Armo
Roddy ‘Davis
Portner's
Sepio
Q-Fighter
Pete. de Angeles
Tony Ross
Wood Fas
Tad Lewis
Joe Nelson
Wilmington
Delaware City
Joe Raspi
Date Set for County Games in Maryland Meet
The annual field meet of the Public School Athletic League of Maryland is set for Thursday May 28. Superintendent Brion J. Grimes announced the date after meetings with league officials from Baltimore. The event, one of the state’s largest meets, drew about 4 000 entrants last year and may attract a similar turnout. venue remains undecided but likely City Park.
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Public School Athletic League of Maryland
Eid Hera
Ion J. Grimes
Ue.reague
Baltimore
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