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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
6
A fragmented report notes rising competition in intersectional games as veterans push to assert dominance. Tensions mount as new matchups test strategies and local programs seek stronger showings this season.
The article outlines Mountaineers football plans for 1923 including a nine game schedule with games against St. Vincents University of Delaware, Franklin and Marshall, Western Maryland, Washington College, Chestertown, and others. It notes Garber’s valuable player award to Bottomley and mentions Fredie Lindstrom as runner up with Garber votes. Also reports on real estate transfers and a local property sale to Wetsel.
The Studebakers beat the Oldem 13 3 in a strong start with Moore and Ferguson standout for Oldsmobiles. Ferguson and Harsington shone for Studebakers while Bucks vs Fords saw steady play with Boyer starring for the Fords. Brunswick Bowler Al Blacks impressed at Railroad Alleys.
The writeup praises Lussman for a brilliant performance described as one magnificent game. It notes his strong tackling, late surge, and sharp form on the bench and field, with expectations he will earn All-America recognition.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference an attempt related to a window scenario. No clear names dates places organizations or concrete actions are readable. The passage lacks sufficient context to identify who or what is involved.
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole in a milder form for relief of chest colds sore throats and neuralgic pains in children. It emphasizes quick application without fuss and the product’s soothing penetrating action.
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