Dorsey Marketeer-Cumberland Collegians to Play Decisive Game
The Hagerstown Dorsey Marketeer-Cumberland Collegians semi pro basketball series will crown Maryland champions after the Collegians defeated the Hub City 49 to 38 on Cumberland’s SS Peter and Paul School court. The deciding game is set for next Sunday at 3 PM on the same floor, announced manager Johnny Harris.
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Hagerstown Dorsey Marketeer
Cumberland Collegians
Maryland
Collegians
Hub City Crew
SS Peter and Paul
Cumberland
Collegian
Johnny Harris
Browns Hint Theyre About Ready For An Uprising
Genial manager Fred Haney reshapes fundamentals as the St. Louis Browns prepare in spring camp. He emphasizes pitching and base running, moves toward a strong attitude shift, and tests a wave of rookie and veteran infielders while noting key pitchers Newsom Mills Marcum Van Atta Cole and prospects Kramer Trotter Pyle Tost Berardino Heffner Gryska Hughes Sullivan Spindel Gienn Grace Hoag Almada and Hoag figure among a competitive roster battles for the opening day roles.
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Felix R. McKnight
San Antonio
Texas
St. Louis Browns
Fred Haney
Browns
Haney
Buck Newsom
Howard Mills
Southpaw
Johnny Marcum
Russ van Atta
Ed Cole
Jackie Kramer
Big Bill Trotter
Ewald Pyle
Oakland
Louis Tost
Hollywood
George McQuinn
Harland Clift
Johnnie Berardino
Texas Joep
Don Heffner
Red Kress
Sig Gryska
Roy Hughes
Billy Sullivan
Harold Spindel
Seattle
Fred Hutchinson
Joe Gienn
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Beau- Bell
Roy Almada
Myril Hoag
Joe Grace
Memphis
Ed Silber
Washington County Baseball League signs long list of players
In St Petersburg Florida Johnny Mize starred for the Cardinals in a 3 to 2 win over the Senators. Mize homered doubled and singled in a perfect day at the plate while Joe Medwick drove in two runs. The game featured bases loaded walks and strong Cardinals hitting pitching held the Senators to two runs.
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Mize
St. Petersburg
Fla
Yohnny Mize
St Louis Cardinals
Washington Senators
Johnny Deshong
Joe Medwick
French student plans 19 mile English Channel swim this summer
Albine Farges a 19 year old Wooster College senior from Lyon says she aims to swim 19 miles from Cape Gris Nez to Dover this summer. She trained in England Spain and Italy and notes channel swimmers are rarer as water grows colder. Her longest prior swim was 1 1/2 miles.
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Ray Blosser Wooster
Albine Farges
Wooster College
Cape Gris Nez
France
Dover
England
Miss Farges
Spain
Italy
Lyon
Wooster
Bowlers Setting Real Fast Pace In Cumberland Valley Tourney
The Cumberland Valley Bowling Tourney advances with rapid strikes as teams bowl in the afternoon and evening. Gas League leads with H. L. Mills team posting 2082 pins and a 813 handicap, while Fleetwing and Tydol Gas follow with strong scores and sizable handicaps amid growing local and out of town participation.
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Cumberland Valley
H. L. Mills
Joop
Morganthau
Norman Smith
Rosemond Shetler
Iva Hartman
Peggy Kline
Myrtle Chaney
Amanda Martin
Belle Burger
Margaret Crump
Margaret Hildebrand
Elsie Baker
Hagerstown
Fleetwing
Tydol Gas
Motor Tone
Gulf Gas
Sinclair Gas
Business Men Bowling League Banquet Tonight at Becks Tavern
The Business Men Bowling League holds its annual banquet at Becks Tavern with awards for perfect attendance and prizes for top teams and standout bowlers. Members bowling 45+ games are eligible and tickets are available from team captains. Manbeck's clinched the league title by beating Western Maryland in a best nine games series.
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Beck's Tavern
Business Men's Bowling League
Manbeck
Western Maryland
Cody Black
M. Harpaugh
R. Freshour
Red Ryder
Bill Bradley
R. Cox
B. Bowman
K. Hitler
Hutchinson Leads Buffalo To 7-1 Win Over Detroit Ti ger B
Plant City Fla March 28 Rookie teammates of Fred Hutchinson failed to back him today as Seattle recruit Hutchinson pitched five innings allowing three runs. Buffalo beat Detroit Tiger B by seven to one while Tigers managed only three hits in the nine innings.
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Plant City
Fla
Freddie Hutchinson
Seattle
Detroit Tiger
Buffalo
Hutchinson
Star College Quint Coming to Armory Floor Friday
Basketball fans will see the Dorsey Marketeers clash with St John’s Redsking in a benefit game for Cabell injured in the Cumberland contest. Preliminary at 7:30 pm, main game follows. Marketeers headed by Manager Young plan to have all players except Cabell on hand. expect a large crowd.
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St. John’s
Eagles Bowling Standings Prompt Cross-Season Leads League
Export continued to lead the league by winning three games from Strohs. Roccos held second place by winning three from Gunther. Read jing beat Rheingold, National defeated German, American beat Fort Pitt. Al Burger bowled a 132 high single in the last frame. Sam Shaffer topped with 343 total. Roccos led team highs with 545 single and 1573 total. multiple players posted high scores across the meet. A 1830 wheat note contrasts with 1930 efficiency gains.
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Export
Strohs
Roccos
Gunther
Readjing
Rheingold
National
Fort Pitt
al Burger
Sam Shaffer
Bohene
L. Bentzel
Nagy
Stoner
Gallagher
Kerr
Rocco
Smith
Lawson Little Still Has Golf Championship Caliber
Gayle Talbot recalls Lawson Little, once dominant in British and American amateurs, now a touring professional at Augusta. Despite recent wins like the Canadian Open and San Francisco match play, Little notes fierce competition and remains a strong match-play figure as he eyeing major Open glory.
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Lawson Little
Gayle Talbot
Augusta
Lawson
Johnnie Bulls
Lytham
St. Anne’s
Liverpool
William Tweddel
Bobby Jones
England
Scotland
Wee
Bobby
Vardon
Braid
Taylor
Jones
Prestwick
Wallace
Augusta National
San Francisco
Firemen's League To Award Prizes Tonight Banquet Antietam Fire Hall
The Firemen's Bowling League will hold its annual banquet at 7 30 PM at Antietam Fire Hall to award prizes to teams and individuals. The event is expected to be heavily attended. Leading bowlers of the season are listed with high scores and names such as Rock, Spalding, Schindler, Stackhouse, Hotchkiss, Malleck, Hammaker, Harper, Spigler, Gossards, Shambaugh, Davies, Nicodemus, Hershberger, Poffenberger, Render, Wendrickson, Sayles, Welt, Clipp, Kiser.
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Antietam
Firemen’s Bowling League
O, Rock
Spalding . Sa
Smith, Wl BL
Ssi
Shambaugh
Tee
Davies
Hangzhoff
Seeeseee
Nicodemus
Wendrickson
Wes
Sayles
Welt
Kiser
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Mount St. Mary's College Nine
Drexel Institute of Philadelphia
Echo Field
Fraley
Letty Wartenfeltz
Walkersville
Pete
Lefty Gomez
Ed Barrow
Lefty
Amos Rusie
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Chamber of Commerce
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Rotary Club
R. D. McKee
General Electric Engineering
Potomac Engineering CO
W. Washington St
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North
Potomac Street
Reichard’s
Shirtcraft
Big Yank
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
Oys
Rudisill’s
Seiberling
Joey Palmarini
Washington County Baseball League
Earl L. Spickler
Wm. M. Neikirk
Harry S. Rowe
Lawrence H. Colbert, Jr
P. Talbert
Herman ‘W. Ridge
Wilbur A. Snyder
Richard Snyder
Mt. Briar
Cari V. Smith
L. B. McKee
C.S. Jones
L. B. McKee, Jr
Art Smith
Albert Parks
Chas
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Ralph Ju
Sharpsburg
Fred Eichelberger
John J. Roulette
Geo. C. Buxton
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Av. Rutledge, Jr
Joseph Miller
Ralph Taylor
Otha
Bender
Alleen Gross
C. Argyl Grove
Marlin Brashers
James
de Launey
James.Stockslager
Amprose Thomas
T. Talbert
John Hendricks
Alvey Ranzhof
Milton
R. Miller
Wm. Lo
Fred G. Hill
Allen Mills
Walden L. Hays
Paul B. Brandenburg
Victor Brooks
Fred J. Lushbaugh, Jr
Edgar Barr
Wm. Hareford
Wm. B. Hays, Jr
Preston JR
Moats
Beck’s Tavern
Star College Quint
New York
Eagles Bowling League
Roccog
American
Germal
Ssens
Q Gunther
Rheingold Weveewe
Free State Brewery, Corp
Baltimore
Artle CO
Supreme Beer
Free State
Free State Supreme
Phone
Hartle Co., Inc
Bear
E. Antietam St
Firemen’s League
Firestone
C. R. Poffenberger
E. Washington St
Howard
E. Baltimore St
the House of Blue White Diamonds
Washington St
R & G Dept. Store
Tia
DU Pont
Schlotterbeck’s Tackle Shop
N. Potomac St
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