Miss Liebecker Stars as Hood Freshmen Defeat Sophs
Hood College freshmen beat sophomores 19 to 4 on Armory Court led by Miss Liebecker who scored 17 of 19 points using eight goals. Miss Barnhart starred for the sophomores. other lineups and nearby junior specials details given. Event includes cadet uniforms debut and upcoming games at Agricultural Park against Hagerstown with Gettsburg High School and Mary School for the Deaf negotiations noted.
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Girls Perform in Pool 4 Novel Exhibition at YMCA
Yesterday afternoon a YMCA swimming pool show featured a class of ladies performing dives and strokes to entertain, with men allowed only later. Participants included Miss Cornelia Ross-side, Miss Atharine Lamar, Miss Betty Grove, Miss Beatrice Tral, Miss Elizabeth Apple, Miss Iginia James, showcasing straight dives, side strokes, breast strokes, and long-distance plunges with several fancy dives.
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Bas e Ball Scores Stowing Is the Result of Games Played Yesterday
American League results show Boston 5 Washington. Cleveland 3 Detroit in 22 innings. Chicago 6 St Louis in 11 innings. New York Athletics vs Boston pending. Standings list Cleveland 2 3 400 and Washington 1 2 333. National League Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 19. St Louis 5 Chicago. Rain postponed other games. notes on batteries and incomplete box scores.
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Indict Von Papen in Plot Tied to Canal Case
Federal grand jury indicts Captain Franz von Papen former German military attaché at Washington on charges connected with a plot to take control of the Weiland canal in September 1994. Also named are four others including Captain von Tansher, already under arrest for involvement.
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Weather Delays Corn Planting In County
Farmers face persistent rains delaying corn planting across the county. May 1 to 15 remains the usual target but wet soil and manure hauling hinder field work. Garden plots also wait as the wet spell postpones spading and seed beds, with hopes for dryer days ahead to resume planting and produce.
Pikes Peak Race Sanctioned by AAA in New York
The American Automobile Association has sanctioned automobile and motorcycle races up Pikes Peak. The event will be staged August 19 and 12 with a thirteen mile course reaching 14109 feet altitude. Motorcyclists race August 19 and about 5000 dollars in cash prizes will be distributed.
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City Opera House Showings Set for Next Week
The City Opera House expects taxed capacity next Monday and Tuesday for The Battle Cry of Peace following Tonight's fivepart drama The Bruiser with William Russell and Charlotte Burton. Empire features Man of His Soul with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in five acts and a realistic factory fire scene. The Star screens The Third Degree from The Red Circle serial with Ruth Roland and Frank Mayo, plus The One Woman and Cupid and The Scrub Baby.
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County school clubs offer $250 in prizes
Several boys' clubs have been organized in public schools across the county and it was announced yesterday that prizes aggregating $250 have been offered by firms, corporations and banks for superior student work. The clubs will be conducted by the Farm Bureau, Maryland Agricultural College and the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Dr Kings Now Life Pills Ad Promises Quick Laxative Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kings Now Life Pills as an ideal spring laxative. It claims the first dose will move sluggish bowels and clear the system of waste accumulated during winter. The copy urges readers to buy at their druggist.
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