Southpaw signed for Frederick club in spring move
Hustler manager Barney Cleveland announced Bernie Brooks, a left hander from Coffevile Kansas with pro and semi pro experience, has signed a Hustler contract. Brooks will report to Frederick in spring with the squad set for exhibition tests as the club gears up for the season.
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Barney Cleveland
Bernie Brooks
Ile Ht
Coffeville
Kansas
New York State
Cleveland
Barney
Berne
van Southwest
Bernie It Wee Te Nich
Nsas
Ber
bin Portsider
Frederick
Johnny Hancock
Germe
Bernie Wil Wake
Lew Fone
Fle Herled
Cusny
Tie
Bernie
Ernie
Finsiler Harbhs
Tead
Ldustier
Vedere
Ang
Phin
Cnx
Opening season in several leagues across the region
The schedule lists baseball opens for the Southern Association and Western Association, Virginia League season start, lacrosse at Cambridge, handivan event in Tinebu, the sixteenth midsorty at Pinehurst, and wrestling and boxing cards underway. Colleges including Washington University drop baseball due to interest decline.
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Southern Association
Western Association
Virginia League Lacrosse
xfort-Cambridge
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
United North and Sea
Handivan
Tinebu
Pinehurst
A. LU
Cornell
Ore
Mike Wilacnove
Nick Perlick
Mekeesport
Washington University
St Louis
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's box scores show Philadelphia defeating Boston 8 to 1 while New York beat Milwaukee 2 to 1. Other games were postponed due to weather with today’s schedule listing St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston and Washington at St Louis with standings cluttered in the table.
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Yasterday
St Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Wansitingtorn
New York
Boston
Games Today
Lrnak
Tuttebursh
Boul Chicage
Cinein Hiestup
Aldladedphia
National League Scores and Upcoming Games
Fragmented league notes show New York and Cincinnati results with players Kovin and Danis. Upcoming games list includes shifts among Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, and St Louis with venues in St Louis, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati.
International League Results Highlight Busy Schedule
Yesterday's I League action featured Turonto and Newark posting wins while Syracuse and Rochester split key matchups. Other notable results include Jersey City and Syracuse both winning while Allimore and Heading faced late finishes.
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Yaronto
Heading
Hifate
Newark
Hochester
Allimore
Syracuse
Jersey City
Homan Quarter Horses Term Defined In Road Course
A historical note explains the term quarter horse applied to an individual who can set spectacle records but lacks reliability for steady pursuits. The phrase describes a horse fit for a short ride such as a quarter mile while the remaining three quarters are covered at reduced speed.
County High Loop Opens Season Today in Baseball
County High School Baseball League begins with Frederick Tilh and Hallroad Rival meeting as the season opens. Middletown and Pharmonic Loans clash in Valley Center, while Frederick Pughlen leads Beiswick as veterans return for the new campaign.
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County High Loop
Couch Viterhack
Chayers
Frederick Pughlen
Umea
Haiternek Aid
Shipley
Basso
le I
Pete
Harler Wesel
Clee
Danober
Cote Willis
Hind
Sumaners
Shiort
Robert Wodithe
Pharmet and
Baetswick
Lincoln High School Wins Colored Contests At Field Day
Lincoln High School in Lincoln City won the seventh annual Field Day events during the Colored Aulumin of Conda League meet at Bal imare Ve. Lincoln led with 91 points, followed by West Seventh Street with 69, and third place Gopland with 26. The mixed dodgeball title went to Hornswick Buckeyes Town. boys' to West Seventh Street. girls' to Lincoln Puch. Attendance nears 1,200 as many county schools competed. notes on Whistler and a related envelope mystery are included.
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Conda
Balimare
Willan Murdick
W.os. Wiseman
Lincoln Wish
West Seventh Street
Witel
Hove
Wopeland
Yen Foorth
Olddiehls
Till
Santh Ents
Paints
Doubs
Auckeystown
Iovlghth
Mi. Pleasant
Rousville
Sunnyside
Pooleventh
Durkictsville
Verteenth
Whence
Omaalds
Lincoln Puch
Tippe
Dellas
Ian Tu
Lona
Frederick County
Former Blue Midgets Shine In Open Day Major League Games
Several ex Blue Midgets starred in opening day major league action. Dil Wa at and Droomy Dykes led Philadelphia Athletics on offense and defense while Bin troubled Walter Johnson on two shots. Dykes topped the game for the Geld, Barnhart and Len Blue contributed runs for the Pirates and Tigers as both clubs fell. Hack Wilson homered for the Cubs, and Laval’s fan base followed Philadelphia and Washington into spring play. Norman McNeill and Norman McNeill led Johnstown in the Middle Atlantic League, while six ex Tingover Raiders trained with Willes-Tiarre. Buck Ramsey at Hanover organizes exhibition games as he hunts talent.
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Dilwaat
Hustler
Droomy Dykes
Gettysburg
Philadelphia Athletics
Bin
Walter Johnson
Southern All Stars conquer Lutheran Nine in McCurdy tilt
The Southern All Stars defeated the Lutheran Sunday school nine at McCurdy Field. Donald Kiev dazzled on the mound, Wilbury Haller made a sensational center field catch, and John Kuhn hit eight home runs for the All-Stars. Lutheran outfielder Kline led on defense. Rumor mill notes Billy Palmer, son of the famed Pedlar Palmer, touring to showcase boxing skills before New York clubs. Old windmills of Holland are reportedly disappearing.
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Southern All Stars
McCurdy Field
Donald Kiev
Wilbury
Billy Palmer
Palmer
New York
England
Ile
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
Tuckahoe
Milly
Waynesboro Villagers narrow 23 man tryout squad
Waynesboro Pa April 16 1923 the Villagers will hold a 23 man tryout for berths on the team arriving April 20 in Waynesboro. Pitchers 13 catchers two infielders several holdovers from last season and two returning players are listed with hometowns and names. A former manager and several Brooklyn Jersey City and Elizabeth N J players are named among the signees. The All Stars lost a Frederick City League contest to Palace Bowlers with high man John Mart at 740 pins.
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Norman McNeill
Frederick Hustlers
Johnstown
Johnnies
Waynesboro
Garthright
Jimmy Reeser
Joe Joe Guterau
Waltz
R. M. Rupert
Petersburg
Albert French
Hancock
Francis McEjeney
Wo“burn
Mass
John P. Garthright
Baltimore, Md
Elmer Johnson
Brooklyn
Henry D. Cragan
Kingston
N. C
Herbert Sullivan
Caurteret
Alfred Wiliams
Michael Morgan
Buchanan
Frederick City League
All Stars
Palace
Martinsburg
John Mart
Frederick
Hagerstown
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J. T. Miller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Thomas McMillan
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Bert Allington
Bayonne
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Joseph Snydes
Fred Branke
Eddie Green
New York City
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John McCarthy
Wally Morgan
P. Preston
N. J
Henry Koblk
Bernard Tagram
Hancock, Md
J. E. Druscen
Fredericktown
Jacob Rohrback
Uriah A. Lough
C. Thomas Kemp Lewis A, Rice
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F. V. Staub & Sons
Freder
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