Frederick High School to Open 1928 Season Versus City All Stars
The 1928 Frederick High School baseball team starts Wednesday at Cadet Field at 3 pm against the Frederick City All Stars. Coach Aldridge drills 40 candidates as only two players return from last year, with Bob Moss shaping to be a rising star and pitching duties unsettled among Orrison, Huigee, Green. The season leads into the County League opener at Brunswick on April 11 and the Cumberland Valley Athletic League on April 14 at Hagerstown.
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LeGore
Bowers
Cantwell
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Honck
French Test Super Tank Set for Speed and Firepower
In Issyes Moulineaux France on April 2 a new five ton tank made its debut. It measures 81 feet long and 4% feet high and is armed with a main gun and four machine guns. It features a high horsepower motor and wireless telegraph phone capabilities.
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Issyes Moulineaux
France
Mentha Pepsin Offered For Stomach Ailments
A late newspaper advertisement promotes Doctors Mentha Pepsin from PeopLes Drug Store and J A Williamson. It claims the elixir relieves indigestion gas and stomach agony and offers a money back guarantee. The ad urges regular use to combat chronic stomach trouble and notes high demand among readers.
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Etery
L A. Williamson
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Western Maryland Boxing Team Grading First Intercollegiate Meet
Western Maryland suffered six defeats in nine meets but earned praise for its first intercollegiate boxing season at Westminster. Captain Hick Nort led with five decision wins and Cas Art rebounded after a loss to capture remaining bouts. Ekaitis and Hert Catalin highlighted standout performances as WMU defeated Georgetown Rutgers and Temple in a historic armory event with plans for future improvement and national exposure.
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Coreh Hiehard
Dick” Harlow
Westminster Institution
George Ekaitiz
George
Wkaitis
J. P. Cosens
Harlow
Fieir
Navy
Federal officers outwit local Chicago authorities in writ dispute
Federal agents gained the upper hand in a Chicago clash over arrest authority. A Federal judge issued a habeas corpus writ removing suspect Caffey from state custody before trial, while police faced barriers as detectives sought entry and a confrontation over prohi tion agent Beatty. An aide to the attorney general and local district attorney conferred amid this unusual legal crossfire.
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Chicago
J. Wilkerson
Poller
William Shoemaker
Myron Cru
Willam Beatty
Shoemaker
Salads
Caffey
Beatty
Heatly
Iko
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
US 8
E. Q. Johnson
Local Bowlers Rolled in Duckpin Congress
After an audit the National Duckpin Congress announced prize winners from the Baltimore tourney. Buckey’s Star of Frederick placed twentieth. King Pins of Washington won the crown with New Sege at Baltimore second. Frederick’s team totaled 1,546 pins earning $25 from a prize pool that ranged up to $250.
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Buckey
Dremin
King Pins
Washington
Sege
Secomg
Frederick City
National Congress
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John Hart
Wey Mumford
C. ©. Sparks
Charles Hudson
A. E. Fischer
B. Kees
Martinsburg
Plete
E. Weller
I. Campbell
Gas tax not subject to referendum in Maryland case
In Annapolis Maryland the one and a half cent gasoline tax for constructing lateral roads is argued not subject to referendum as it constitutes an appropriation for state government. Secretary of State Parks C Winebrenner III opposes placing the tax on the November ballot despite a writ of mandamus sought by Baltimore County residents. Attorney General Thomas Robinson prepared the response.
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State
Parks C. Winebrenner
Attorney General’s Department
Winebrenner
Secretary of State
Anne Arundel County
Thhree
Baltimore Couty
Lm Tody
Thomas Robinson
Forty Forest Fires Spark Warning From Chief Forest Warden
More than forty fires in recent days burned over 630 acres of timber near Battero Shore and Southern Maryland. John K. Curry warns brush burning near woodland must be supervised to prevent blazes, with fines up to 100 dollars for careless fires as the critical period of late March and early April approaches. Also, Noah E H Cramer & Son sold land near Doubs to Mr. and Mrs. John W Talbott for Mrs. S C Mossburg of Tacoma Park.
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Asua
Curry
Battero Shore
Maryland
Qurry
Noah EH. Cramer and Son
5. C. Mossburg
Tacoma Park
D. C
Doubs
John W. Talbott
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