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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1929

Page

6

County High Loop Opens Here Today

County High Loop opens today amid talk of the Railroaders’ strength in the county circuit. Frederick’s lineup is listed with Gastler Bowers Barrick Moss Eiker Meld Orrison Staikh er and Abrecht, while Brunswick is noted for a strong seed and defense as visitors.

Ormdorf Brunswick Frederick Tadays Gastler Bowers Barrick Moss Eiker Jeff Meld Orrison Geld Staikher Abrecht

Footrace to be run from Frederick to Ridgeville May 25

Announcement of a May 25 footrace from Frederick to Ridgeville open to white male athletes in Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties. Five prizes totaling 3203 dollars with a 5 dollar entry fee. Start from the Square or Fair Grounds at 1 o clock with a doctor present and music from a band.

Frederick Wildgevile Carroll Howard Montgomery C. E. Breen Ridgeville Brown Tunners Square Fair Grounds Yan C. C. Pile Tie Riczevite Westminster Rockvilte Ross Y Gaithersburg R. B. Miles’ Grocery Store Damascus H. i Nerwood Gire and Battery Airy Brown's Goodie Goodie

Ward Edmonds Turns To Hurdles At Stanford Meet

Stanford star Ward Edmonds, renowned pole vaulter, is practicing hurdles to prove to coach he can beat champ Ron Nichols. Edmonds has clocked 12.5 seconds for the 120 yard high hurdles and, with Nichols, has formed a cooperative hurdling pair aiming for fast times and rivalries in upcoming meets.

Ward Edmonds Stanford Nichols Promicienes Hybor Matherne NEA Service Speria Ttnana Vox Relder Nusdies Ron Nichols Marsh Stanford Track Suns Edmonds Wauker Nickels Farre Im- Reittant Templeton Dling Annther Auroka

Babe Ruth Dempsey Invite Palm Beach Charity Show

Reports state Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey were invited to a Palm Beach charity event as the week’s feature before the Sharkey-Sinkling Mint. Ruth arrived with Marshall Hunt and faced a playful scene while Dempsey promoted the bout in Miami Beach.

Jack Dempsey Babe Ruth Palm Beach Dempsey Mianii Beach the Bate St. Petersburg New York Yankees Miami Beach Marshall Hunt New York

Ambiguous 1930s Political Names Outline Cabinet Mentions

Fragmented OCR notes mention 3rd Secretary and units related to Walter H. Newtow and Massachusetts. References hint at President administration moves, Bergson a Republican leader, and mentions of Hoover era secretaries George Axerran and Lawrence Richey. Also stray lines about fur trade laws and 1528 Gesha.

Walter HE Newtow Wachasen Mist Doo Bergson Republican Party House of Fee Rani King Hoover George Axerran Lawrence Richey

Cleveland 10 keep Gardner writer says

Ray Gardner, once a Frederick sandlot standout, is praised by New Orleans sports writers covering the Indians. A recent Digby story notes Gardner’s spring struggles and uncertain status, but keeps him in contention for the Cleveland shortstop job as Tavener underperforms.

Ray Gardner Frederick Cleveland Indians Coninues New Orleans Indians Pelican Fred Digby Ppar Gardner Dia Briant Dackie Tavener Jesst Ray Tavener Ceveland

Annual Colored Club House Field Meet Highlights

Local schools competed for championships at the annual field meet built for the tribe. Winners included Buckeys Frederick Seventh Sunnyside school six points and Dela school three. events covered sprints, broad jumps, and ball throws with multiple schools placing in each category.

TRIBE

Frederick club clubhouse and playfield work underway

Construction starts on a new Frederick club clubhouse near the grandstand with 20 by 14 feet frame structure, two showers, and player facilities. Concrete work began and must finish by April 20 for the Frederick team arrivals. The project is directed by manager Job Wells with painting by Nikirk. A separate play titled Ted Drops In rehearses for a Woodsboro Opera House charity performance. The Woodsboro hospital board met, reporting March totals: treated 209, admitted 159, discharged 156, remaining 53, pay 86, part pay 72, free 51, deaths 11, births 7.

Frei Cleveland Frederick Robert Young Rugil GS City Steam Roller Job Wells Board of Managers Frederick City Hospital

West Seventh Street teams win multiple dodgeball matches

West Seventh Street dominates daily dodgeball results beating Hopeland 10 to 2 Sunnyside 6 to 1 and South Beate Street 18 to 11. Frederick Seventh Grade posts large scores in multiple matches, 74 to 13 over Ebenezer and 16 to 8 over Bartonsville, with team members including R Bryant A T Hall J Carrol M L Tilghman Gladys Brown Anna Hill. Elementary girls relay wins in 1 minute 29.35 seconds with ML M Digss Evelin MM Brown Mytteal H Brown and Gertrude I. Wii Brows. Bartonsville and Buckeystown also win other district games.

Tennion Scheel Buckeys- Frederick Sunnyside Dela School Rece Burkitts Horeey Brunewick Edward Streams West Seventh J. Davis Bartonsville T. W. Haywood South Bentz Street Af. Whiten R. Boring Doubs West & GC L. Gross Bur Tv MM. B. Gray E.R. Harris Delia Seecy C. A. Snowden Woodibe R. OD. Weedon Frederick L. W. Carrol A. T. Hail C. J. Palmer J. S West Seventh Street Hopeland West Seventh Stress South Beate Street Dorothy Hammond Auha Waters Ruth Brown Naomi Brown Matpares Barnes Mary Sewell Mester Carnal Duckett Mildred Dorothy Onley Horser’s Della New Market Buckeystown Burkittsville Libertytown But. Pleasant Ebenezer Brunswick Frederick Seventh Brookville Comstock New London Mt. Pleasant Bartons ML M. Digss Evelin MM. Brown Mytteal H. Brown Esther M. Is Gertrude Clara V South Bentz Ees Proctor Margares Wood Martha Cara Luckei

Schedule Cards Ready in News-Post Reference

Schedule cards for the home area spread west of the Frederck Hustt press released by the News-Post. Cards may be kept for reference during the event, with audience access planned and locations not specified.

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