Cadets Win First Game of 1922 Season
The 1922 county school league opened with the Cadets defeating the Silent Cadets 9 to 7 at Maryland State School grounds. Hendrix pitched for the Cadets with 14 Silent Ees fanning and 19 hits for the Cadets, led by Barrick, Brengle, Jolliffe and Hendrix with two safeties each. Downes and Wolfe led for the Silentees with two hits apiece. Brunswick had no opponent yesterday.
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Silente 3
Myersville
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Thurmont
Furman
Brunswick
Maryland State School
Ty Cobbs
Storm
Metty
Barrick
Brengle
Jolliffe
Hendrix
Downes
Silentees
Noah Downes
Maryland School
AB. R
Stern
McCall
Rosenberg
C. Smith
R. F
Abrecht
Shaffer
Winebrene
Wolfe
Winebrener McCall
Charles S. Houck, Jr
A. Ormansky
Emmitsburg High School
Thurmonthisa
Emmitsburg Mountaineers
Weilermoundeman
Thurmonters
Waniz
Eumitsburg
Mounsaineers
Jimmerman
Banmitsburgers
Foreman
Bushman
Mountaineers
D. Boyle
AB. H. D
Ale
Tyson
Harbaugh
Joy
Knott
Williar
J. Boyle
Long
L. Boyle
Weller
Wantz
Valley Center
Summers
A. Remsburg
Pierce Garver
Will Hauver
A. Remsberg
P. Gaver
Ahalt
R. Gaver
BE. Summers
Young
Grossnickte
Ausherman,c.f
RLH
Qahk Tong
Eeee Euree
Toms
Gross
Harshman
Gaver
Horine
P. H Gaver
C. Ahalt
Ausherman
P. H. Gaver
Beachley
Remsberg
Horiie
Blethen
Slifer
Ramsey Announces 1922 Candidates For Hustlers
Buck Ramsey, manager of Frederick’s two time Blue Ridge League champions, has secured 22 signed contracts for spring training opening May 1. The squad includes Raw, Horan, Hariey at catcher, plus pitchers like Stevens, Costello, King, Ramsey, McCulloch, Miller and Minersville. infielders Strain, Atherton, Neptune, Gardner, Niethen and Downes, with Downey Shuttleworth James among hopefuls as Buck reads for a stronger 1922 campaign.
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Buck Ramsey
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Buck
Bosa
Ball Park
Ramsey
Clare Raw
Williamstown
Chester Horan
Farmingham
Mass
Connie Mack
Harry Hariey
Jersey City Skeeters
James Arthur Stevens
Costello
Bill King
John Henry
Diamond Peak
McCulloch
Mt. Union
Miller
Boyertown
Buggy
James
St. Louis Cardinals
Ravney
Keystone
Jack Strain
Joe Atherton
Atherton
Washington
Henderson
Day
Newark
Benson Honored for Coaching at Maryland School for the Deaf
Prof. Harry G. Benson, printing and physical education instructor and basketball coach at the Maryland State School for the Deaf, received a silver loving cup from the student body. The boys won nine and lost five. the girls five and five, with six away games in Baltimore Washington and Chambersburg.
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Harry G. Benson
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Benson
Ignatius Bijerbe
Quint
Baltimore
Washington, D C
Chambersburg
Boyle
Foxwell
Hood
Noah Downes
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