All Aboard: Comedy Rehearsals by American Legion Unit
Rehearsals for the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion production All Aboard progress at the Opera House for Easter Monday and Tuesday nights. Director Wade, in city five days, trains ten choruses and twenty extras, with 40 children in the second act and a shipboard scene featuring eight men and as many women. The show promises nonstop laughs from characters like Alexander C. Phome and Billy Brady, plus vibrant choruses such as the Antidote, Fishing Group, Sweethearts, Bumblebees, and Tourist sections as costumes arrive and next rehearsals are scheduled.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Opera House
Wade
Alexander C. Phome
G. H. Bowers
Billy Brady
Beatrice Sloan
Beatrice
City Opera House
Armory
State Tax Commission to Reassess Real Estate
Officials say the five year reassessment will cost less this year with established machinery in place. Counties except Prince George’s must appoint assessors subject to Tax Commission approval and fund levies for expense. The 1910 order cost £285,000. this year may near £100,000, Baltimore city excluded. Keyser Collegians likely to host New York State’s premier team in April in a championship series.
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State Tax Commission
Ea County
Prin George's
Tax Commission
Commission
Baltimore City
Keyser Collegians
Frederick
New York State
Keyser
Cadet Team Defeats Martinsburg Outfit
Cadet nine from Cadet Field humbles Martinsburg West Virginia by 18 to 5 in a swatfest. Hendrix belted a home run as S Smith Brengle Shaffer Forney and Jolliffe contributed RBIs amid a barrage of extra base hits and 14 strikeouts by Hendrix. Martinsburg’s Nicodemus Sullivan and W Michaels logged scoring efforts but could not stop the locals.
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Babe Ruths
Martinsburg
Wva
Cadet Field
West
Hendrix
West Virginians
Cadets
AB. R.H.O
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Barrick
C.f
Shaffer
Brengle
Forney
Jolliffe
C. Hendrix
J. Smith
Wolfe
Nicodemus
Sullivan
E. Michaels
Woolford
Michaels
Bauserman
Strockout
Frederick, & Martinsburg
Blethen
Riggs
Ac Iy
Lefty Groves Fails to Close Game as Nats Tops Baltimore
Lefty Groves worked five innings for Baltimore against the Philadelphia Nationals, yielding four runs that matched the score. An error by Fritz Matsel in the fourth inning kept the Phillies from finishing the four-run frame, costing Baltimore. Jimmy Dykes, formerly of Gettysburg and a Blue Ridge League alum, set two major league batting records per the Sporting News record book, including most chances at second base in a game and the season’s highest assists by a second baseman with 522. Joe Brophy, Martinsburg third baseman, may skip the Blue Ridge League this season and seek independent play in Cumberland. Martinsburg hopes to re-sign him.
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Lefty Groves
Martineburg
Jimmy Dykes
Gettysburg
Athletics
Sporting News
Jimmy Dyxes
Browns
Joe Brophy
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Brophy
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