Waynesboro Wins Letty Clark Case at Buffalo Conference
The National Conference of Baseball Clubs in Buffalo ruled against Cincinnati in the Letty Clark dispute, forcing a $1500 payment to Waynesboro for the drafted player after a 30 day tryout period without return. Dr Goodell and others from Waynesboro attended the meeting, which drew over four hundred baseball men and featured Judge Landis as speaker. Cincinnati may appeal to Judge Landis.
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Organ Feed Baseball At
Buffalo
Letty Clark
Waynesboro
Cincinnati
Waysboro Club
Wayne¢sboro
F. Goodell
J. Mitre Henderson
William H. Strauss
Kendéth G. Potter
Waynesboro Club
Clark
Bandis
Hood College musical recital at Winchester Hall delights audience
A Hood College Conservatory of Music recital at Winchester Hall featured Dr Johann M. Blose and Mrs Ignatius Bjorlee among others. Blose displayed notable skill in Romanga Dramatica and Indigh Love Song compositions while Bjorlee impressed with Legende. Two jurors were drawn for court cases in Frederick and Linganore districts. Italy ships move goods to Mediterranean markets as Amazon estimates reach 740 feet depth near 1,000 Tafles.
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Bjerlee
Wienjawski
Jamison Dominates Minor League Meeting Role
Jamison played a major part in the recent meeting of the Minor Leagues held at the Hotel LaFayette in Buffalo. He was consulted on key matters, elected to the constitution committee, and named representative for Class B leagues. About 40,000 attendees from the United States and Canada heard discussions on drafts, reinstatements, and league governance.
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Wridge League
J. Vincent Danvisou
International Association of Professional Leagues
Buffalo
N. Y
Thik Elrenit
Avetlag
Nationale
American Leages
Elnh
Mitners
Varlowa Miner Teagues
Picher
Jeftuilson
Johison
The
Disoeisen A
Janugou
Clas
Wis
Arbitration Board
Filmatson
Blue Ridge League
Lue Ridge League
Lives Besiches
Jamimeon
Waterstown
Messrs
Potter
Tiemiman
Strauss
Wayneshore
CH. Goodell
Lew Clubean
Blue Ridge
United States
Canada
Cortton Molesworth
Birmingham
Hotel
LaFayette
Wrestlent Saxton
Farrell
Kansas City
Association
Louisville
May Bring Strain's Basketeers To Frederick
Negotiations under way to bring May Strain and his Chester basketball club to Frederick for a game against the local Mustlers. If arranged, fan interest would rise with five or six Blue Ridgers likely to play, including Harold Costello and Downey, with possible addition of Clarence Biethen. The locals prepare for a second season start against Waynesboro Alpha Club as Pat Ryan signals the opening.
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Chester
Strain
Oustler
Tarsenhart
Ccaptain
Downey
Harold Costello
Mustlers
Rederick
Focal Net Capers
Costello
Hastery
Frederick
Jearch
Blue Ridge
Uae
Clarence Biethen
Blue Ridgers
Laa
Chester Ciub
Bis
Waynesboro Alpha Club
Pat Ryan
Move To Tobacco Store New Location In Hotel District
A fragmented notice describes moving a tobacco store from its 32 year site at Fourth Street to a new location near a hotel. The plan includes approvals, permits, and timetable details with references to Schmdt, Sipey Meo Sehmult, and local authorities handling the relocation and construction work beginning after approval. The language is garbled but centers on relocation logistics and regulatory steps.
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Vhs
Poa
Weceseuny
Pnternal
Bana
Andy Ius
Schmdt
Setaudt
Penemnait
Neip
Las Ten
Crackdown on Punch Boards Reaches Citywide Spread
After a campaign against tot machines and punch boards, vendors deny a lapse in enforcement. Reports say machines reappear at KOONie stores fountains and other business locations with rovershire buses and tumors affecting slots. Defenders claim no change in vigilance, while authorities note boards remain a threat as crews shift locations. The public mood remains wary as renewed activity continues behind the scenes.
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Iheetty
Wiederick
Boarta Ae Leone
Koonie
Sda
Frederick Motor Co Predicts Record Auto Sales for Next Year
President Robert L. Warfield disclosed that the Frederick Motor Company has sold autos and tractors through winter and expects to end the year with about 300 autos sold. Ford plans to distribute 1,000,000 cars nationwide. Warfield is optimistic that next year will be the best in auto industry history as prices stay low and tractors boost farmer growth.
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Frederick Motor Company
Robert L. Warfield
Ford Company
Detroit
Warfield
Ford
Defeat Ox Fibre Team In Three On The Pythian Castle Alleys
Lewis AL Rice team won the match by 23 pins at Pastis with a three from Ox Fibre tenth. Wilson was high scorer with 17 pins and led Ox Fibre totals. Derr topped Ox Fibre with 161 in total and others posted varied scores as the match ended. Hopeys to advention in The News.
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Pythian Castle
Lewis AL Rice
Wilson
Thee—Smith
Rice
Perry
Grove
Gunton
Derr
Shaw
Kennedy
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National League
Moguls’ Meeting
Reds
Hurter
Dr Goodell
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Samuél Rosenstock
Linganore
Benjamin F. Dudderar
Eanesy Lawrence
Italy
Bhs
Tori Barts
Amazon
Jamison
Harry R. Hilton
Washington
Montgomery County
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Maryland
North Market St
Irheiye
Jack Strain
Basketeers
Quint
Move Tobacco Store
Schmidt
Carly
Motor Company
and Thrift Club
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market
Second Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Don Ph Feet
Christmas Club
Square Corner
Frederick, Md
Damstown, Md
Jefferson, Md
Mt. Airy, Md
Rice’s Bowlers
Ox Fibre
Hopeys
Greenawalt’s
McCleery
North Market Street
P. O
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Seeger & Company Ware
South Market Street
Kefauver & Shapro
Jewelers
North Market St. Incs Md
Haller
GLO
Sorthe & Foe
Lov Steaee Wa
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