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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
8
A miscellany of short ideas and witticisms on nature travel, workers, taxes, poetry, and daily life. Sentences quip about hens, elephants, birds, flowers, and fashion while noting public behavior and spring concerns.
Lititz High defeats Lancaster High Reserves 8 7 in a tight season opener. Coach Swanger’s team played solidly with timely hits and strong all around play. New uniforms and a rebuilt grandstand add excitement as Manager Kreider introduces new Pretzels players including Sponagle Simmons Wert Sheridan and Kingsley.
The piece notes Babe Ruth’s debut with the Boston Red Sox as a pitcher who later became an outfielder once his hitting drew notice. It mentions Ruth pitched seven innings before a pinch hitter replaced him. It also highlights Mordecai Peter Centennial Brown as a notably long baseball name from the old Chicago Cubs era.
The Q and A notes Byrd Lyon of Reading International League once served as the White Sox second string catcher in 1919 the year of the scandal though he was not implicated in the World Series throw. It also identifies Harry M Steinfeldt as the remaining member of the famous Cubs infield Tinker Evers and Chance.
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and abbreviations across various word types and categories. Includes hints for seasons tools, plants, garments, sounds, and common abbreviations.
Items from the Epworth Herald cover garden work progress and fruit tree spray cautions, new southern grown potatoes, green shade trees, early cabbage, home grown asparagus, and town booster sentiment. The piece also notes abandoned farms, few tramps, and a joke about Pullman berths, plus ads for paint supplies and electronics.
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