Ferrell and Hildebrand clash in Cleveland baseball row
The piece recaps a Cleveland season flare involving pitcher Wesley Ferrell clashing with teammates and manager Peck over conduct and fines. It notes Ferrell’s hot temper, a $1000 fine and 10-day suspension, and compares Hildebrand’s outburst to Ferrell’s. Walter Johnson’s steadiness is praised as a contrast.
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Hildebrand
Genne Fae
Cleveland Indians
Wesley Ferrell
Ferrell
Peciinpaugh
Bo Peck
Ferrer
Peck
Cleveland
Ferrel
Walter Johnson
Ifr
Hidebrand
Vike
Prverdun
Seyer
Walter
Washington
New Champion Triumphs in Public Links Golf Tournament
In Portland Oregon Caaties Fer da Sax Francisco ion, the 1931 national champion, defeated Bla defending champion Robert Lee Miller of Jackson in a recent Portand event to claim the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caaties Fer da Sax
Francisco Ion
Robert Lee Miller
Jackroni E. Bla
Portand
Tennis tournament results and memorial service notices
Linyd Rice won the boys' singles title at the John Francis Smith memorial tournament by defeating A Atlee Radcliff Jr 6-3. Other Tuesday results include Lease Bussard and Robert Clapp 6-1 6-1, Edgar Palmer 6-0 6-2, Howard McGregor 6-3 6-0, Victor Palmer 6-0 6-0, Lloyd Rice 6-3 6-0, Richard Ramsburg 6-0 6-1. Matches schedule shows upcoming Palmer-McGregor and Bussard-Clapp clashes, with rain affecting Milton Frank Jr. vs James Harris. A funeral for Rev Dr Frank T McPaden, a Virginia Mason leader, was held in Richmond after services in Winchester. he died Saturday in Abingdon.
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Linyd Rice
Lemus Thampion
Atlee Radcliff, Jr
John Francis Smith
Edgar Palmer
Donald Haller
Howard McGregor
William Koontz
James H. Harris
Frank
Lease Bussard
Robert Clapp
Victor Palmer
Harris
Lloyd Rice
Richard Ramsburg
Rice
Ramsburg
Bussard
Clapp
EF. Palmer-McGregor
FF Oene
MckKaden
Richmond
Frank T. McPaden
Virginia
Hollywood
Winchester
MacPaden
Abingdon
Salisbury
Harpers Ferry
Hampden-Sydney Cofeee
Union Theolomecal Seminary
Mani
Fists in Milk Strike War Prompt National Guard Debate
Milk protests sweep New York and Pennsylvania as dumps halt and a rain delay slows action. Gov Lehman weighs guard deployment while violence and dynamite threaten a dairy area. In Urbana a local Araby Aid Society meeting features devotions, music, and a cake walk. Maj Masson to speak to Scouts at State Armory Friday night.
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New York
New York State
Lehman
National Guard
Lawville
Amsterdam
Schnectady
Ford
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Araby Aid Society
Farish Hall
Urbana
W. B. Elliott
Kidd
Bes Kidd
Helen Tablor
Lucy Maeckaltesi
Goldie Stauffer
Dorothy Jean Stauffer
Harry Linten
W. B Elliott
Norman Haller
Maj. Masson
Tn Scouts
State Armory
Charles A Masson
29Th Division
Detrick Field
Francis Scott Key
Major Masson
Mullinix Park Speedball Loop Leaves Celtics Rallying past Owls
In Mullinix Park Speedball League play on Tuesday the Celtics edged the Owls 16 to 15 after a ninth inning rally. Key players included Celtics Hawani and Moore on the mound and in the outfield while Owls featured Brown Wagner and Smith among others.
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Celtics
Owls
Mullnary Park
Incups
H Brown
Wagner
Smith
AL Brown
Armstead
Fredericks
A Johnson
Walker
Proctor
Hawani
Moore
Bryant
Scout flyer details and upcoming 7 30 o clock meeting
An expert flyer promises several stories for the scouts and notes the gathering will occur at 7:30 PM. The event aims to engage participants with varied topics and experiences.
Controversial Eritrea Stamp Reading Sparks Debate
Stamp collectors dispute the intended commemoration on an Eritrean issue noting catalog data misdating the inscription. A new Ecuadorian provisional issue 10 centavos is announced with a volcano design and eight colors as part of a broader National Recovery Administration stamp campaign.
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Estion
Han Spep
Eritrea
Yantt
Ecuador
Correas—Emision Junio
Diete Ino
Guayaquil
Viample Ald
National Recovery Administration
United States
Will of Mrs Saylor Probate In Orphans Court
The will of Elizabeth A. Saylor of Woodsboro is probated. Personal property goes to two sons Vernon and Benjamin F Saylor. Real estate to them for life with remainder to six heirs in equal sixth shares: heirs of Vernon Saylor, heirs of Benjamin F Saylor, George Henry Saylor if living or heirs, Martin Luther Saylor if living or heirs, Robert J Saylor if living or heirs, Maurice I Saylor if living or heirs. Each of the four sons pays $1 to the other two sons as condition of the will. Dated February 17, 1922 and witnessed by Allen R Smith and Benjamin W Saxten.
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Saylor
Elizabeth A. Saylor
Woodsboro
Orphans Court
Vernon
Benjamin F. Saylor
Vernon S. Baylor
George Henry Saylor
Martin Luther Saylor
Ais Elms
Robert J. Saylor
Maurice I, Saylor
George Henry
Martin Luther
Robert J
Maurice L
Allen R Smith
Benjamin W. Saxten
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Levensky
Pacific Coast
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Taika Gon
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Colombia
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Morial Tourney
Dr McFadeén
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Geme
Minhipe
Park
PIC
Lewistown
Roy Angleberger
Apsleberger
Miller's Woods
Frank M. Stevens
Sidney Angleberger
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Peterson
Dromfert
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Par-Lube
Anality
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PAR Oil Company
Patrick Nnd
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NEA
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Koapeg
North Court
Hillside Coal Co
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APLA
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