Hustlers Down to Work Coming Week at McCurdy Field
Barney Cleveland will oversee about thirty candidates as Hustlers begin full practice Monday at 11 a.m. and continue until 5 p.m. Several new faces, including players from Norfolk, are expected to report. Practice will be split Monday and Tuesday, with prospects to play exhibitions announced for Monday.
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McCurdy
Barney Cleveland
Hig
Barsey
Wekend
Barney
Norfolk
Tudsay
Racing Meetings and University Relays Across Multiple Venues
Horse racing events at Havre de Grace and Lexington open racing meets under Staffordshire and Kentucky associations. Juarez Jockey Club conducts races in Juarez Mexico. Navy crew at Annapolis competes with Massachusetts Tech. Pennsylvania University hosts annual relay carnival, with Draka University and national swim championships in Omaha and other sites. Multiple colleges contest in track events at Princeton and Frinceton (Frince ton).
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Stafford Hielders’ Association
Havre de Grace
Kentucky Racing Association
Lexington
Juarez Jockey Club
Juarez
Mexico
Navy Cyrs
Massachuset
Still Free Agent Chet Horan to Report to Senators
Chet Horan, long time catcher for Frederick, remains a free agent with several offers. He will report to the Washington Senators on Sunday and is expected to be farmed out this season. Horan is unsure where he will be located this summer. During the 1925 season statistics and details are incomplete.
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Chet Horan
Frederick
Seveta
Washington Senators
Chet
Maroons lose Thomas as Rochester trades star to Albany
Donald Thomas, center fielder for the Chambersburg Maroons, is shipped to Albany, Georgia by Rochester after they purchased him from Hatfieldburg. Thomas spends a few days home near Chambersburg before heading south and will be missed in the Blue Ridge League this season.
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Donald Thomas
Chambersburg Maroons
Albany
Georgia
Rochester Club
Hatbergburg
Thomas
Chambersburg
Frederick High Enter Eleven For Maryland Meet At UM
Frederick High School will enter eleven track and field stars in five events at the University of Maryland scholastic meet next Saturday under coach Harve MacDonald. The team, chosen after the interclass meet, includes Dawyish Quidavants and Bain-Summers in the shot put and running broad jump, with several entrants listed for field events and sprints. The Maryland meet marks the first of its kind for the university, with larger teams planned for later meets.
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Frederick Ugh Schoul
University of Marsland County
Ich
Harve Mcdonald
University
Hgh
Ineal Tonn
Frederick High
Frederick Bos
Frederick Wich
Ares Ho
Yandask
Carrell Dames
Gore Jdon Spurrier
Charles Barr
Kon
Onakl Daris
Winger
Donald Anderson
Ssugard
Paul Roderuck
Olver Keefer
Maynard Saumurs
Iasing Thomas
Ffoyt Summers
David Winsger
Laser Keefer
Maynard Summers
Maryland
Marysland
District of Columbia
University of Maryland
MacTronald
Lue Ceam
Strikeout Mystery and Cradle Robber Tales in Baseball
A vintage two-part feature discusses Dazzy Vance’s flapping undershirt sleeve and its claimed impact on his strikeout prowess. It also notes Connie Mack’s past cradle robber accusations and his later shift away from scouting tactics to assemble a winner in professional baseball.
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Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Vance
Connie Mack
Mack
Connie
Hoppe the Great Dominates Billiards and Aids Scouts
Freddy Heinemann a New York high school star receives early notice as a future pitcher with Mack. Hoppe the Great remains a billiards icon despite aging, breaking records in 18.2 matches and facing rivals like Schaefer and Horemans. Mt St. Marys College defeats Washington College 74 in Mountaineers’ drive.
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Freddy Heinemann
New York
Mack
John McGraw
Miller Harkins
Hoppe
Schaefer
Frank Ives
Ean
Mountaineers
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Washington College
Hera
Lich
Carroll
Floods threaten Moscow as river swells left bank
April 24 Moscow reports the river rising over its left bank inundating suburbs and raising flood danger in the city. Firemen and militia were mobilized as crowds watched the swollen water reach beyond embankments and drive thousands from homes. Rescue boats procured by firefighters aided residents near Bronze Bridge.
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Moscow
Russia
Tver
iRremlin
Bronze Bridge
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Strain
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Los Angeles
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Nebraska
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Glacier National Park
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Patrick Street
Frederick Md
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Porarily
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Horemans
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Germany
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Washington
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Graham Brothers
United States
Staley Motor Company
Frederick, Md
Dopdsgee Brothers Motor Cars
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Arshall Miller
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Teller
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