Frederick Leads Western Maryland in Revival of Sports
Frederick reports a strong revival across many sports after years of sparse representation. Baseball's Tri City and Blue Ridge Leagues prosper, with Frederick winning titles and raising funds. Basketball, football, bowling, tennis, and hockey gain momentum through YMCA venues, school teams, and a new Frederick Federation under the Amateur Athletic Union.
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Maryland
Frederick
Laserall
Ed. Beatin
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Tri-City
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Jack Morrison
Pennsylvania
Morrison
Peopee
Gaint
Dertzbaugh
Aquint
St. Hood College
LeGore
Yale
Old J
Quogue
LeGere
Yule
New Haven
Semson
YMCA
Hraddock
Maryland School
Girls' High School
Hood Girls
Baltimore Country Club
Ughtetlon
Altienie Union
William Burdick
Public Athletic League
Baltimore
D. John Markey
Frederick Youth Embraces Clean Sports at Y M C A
In Frederick the push for legitimate sports grows with the Y M C A as the hub for healthy activities exciting young men. A December wedding is noted and a man plans Christmas gifts with his wife revealing domestic warmth amid a crowd of Christmas lore and seasonal figures.
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Frederick
Hoya
A Skittish Christmas Lamb Delights Swedish Family
A Swedish Christmas custom hides a playful ritual where a pet lamb is dressed with red ribbons and bells. The animals are guided toward the house while family members try to coax it inside to receive a gift, creating a festive frisky scene.
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Sweden
Christmas reflections on gifts and pride in old prose
A fragmentary, quaint reflection on Christmas gifts and behavior. The piece contrasts gifts with true value and warns against haste and repentant buying. It mentions Santa, bill stubbornness, and a motto that every tree must stand on its own bottom.
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Santa Clave
Dallas
Christmas Mice Delight in Color Blind Guest
A playful exchange between two young mice mentions Mr Huggins visiting their party and being color blind, joking that he mistakes holly berries for pine needles. The fragment hints at a German electric plant and an electric furnace using tungsten for melting metals.
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Ted Coy
Fine Hood College
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Holly Seratgha
Ite
Yobacribe
Hoosier Cabinets
America
Ture
Xmas Trade
Morris
Theftoften
RUGSC
Axminster Brussels Wool and Fibre
Wilton Rag
Auto Truck Service
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