Indoor baseball league plans emerge amid restructuring
A local sports report outlines plans to form an indoor baseball league with a three team pilot, detailing organizational steps, scheduling, and player drills as part of an initial formation.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
9
A local sports report outlines plans to form an indoor baseball league with a three team pilot, detailing organizational steps, scheduling, and player drills as part of an initial formation.
The article previews a Friday night game where the Vets face Central Hudson’s five man unit at the Strike Are arena. It notes local matchup stakes and mentions possible standout players and coaches guiding both sides.
Local event invites audiences to an evening featuring Willie Hoppe to raise support for a community memorial fund. Singer and performer Tes Wee er FEB ge the werkt wit bene of details remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled note about a child welfare supervisor in Tennessee. It mentions concerns, an address, and questions regarding fault or responsibility, but the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
A speaker outlined four classification types of mental development during a talk at the Keveham institute. She noted early beliefs focused on physical causes, but researchers found mental and spiritual factors essential, distinguishing imbecile, feebleminded, moran, and a fourth group. She stressed three sides to consider in aiding children and praised progress in special education and institutional care.
An event titled Card Party was hosted by the Waalkills family. Attendees included several local residents. activities featured games and refreshments in a community gathering atmosphere.
A garbled OCR fragment references Fair Oaks and local notices. It mentions dates or events unclear due to corrupted text and lacks coherent names or places to confirm a specific event or action.
New express packing rules require shipments over 25 pounds be sent in wooden containers with a certificate of strength and size. The 26 pound limit remains for wrapped paper. Agent Baker urges early shipping and proper packing.
The board debated whether to refer three large bills to the county attorney and voted to keep their referral status as before. Supervisor Toth led efforts to delay further action, while county attorney considerations and committee action shaped the distribution of payments and wage adjustments.
Auditing and committee reports approved drafts totaling 95.96 and 2701.62 dollars with various county expenses. The county treasurer’s bond of 200990 dollars was renewed and filed. sheriffs and county clerk reports were deemed correct. A resolution to extend attaches’ cost of living increases was sent to the county officers committee. Chairman Bullwinkle was absent. E F Still chaired. Adjournment planned for next Tuesday to finish tax rolls.
Montgomery News reports that Margaret Patchett of Philadelphia, a niece of Mrs. Wade of this village, has been awarded a medal for yielding victory bonds during the recent campaign and notes Montgomery High School has...
The Emerald Troup of Chester will play a Friday night game at 8 pm in the village, followed by dancing. Reverend Arthur Dean of Utica will preach as supply at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Montgomery High School plans a two week vacation starting Friday December 19.
Surrogate Elwood C. Smith granted decrees of judicial settlement in Newburgh on Tuesday afternoon. The Keefe estate of William H. Keefe, administratrix Mary L. Keefe, valued at $76,932.54, was settled. Lioia A. Griffin appointed administratrix of the May F. Herrick estate of Middletown.
Inclement weather forces Riverdale Club New Hampton to postpone its annual meeting and officer election one week. The meeting is rescheduled for Tuesday evening December 16.
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