Frederick High Opens Season in Loss to Hanover High
Frederick High School opened its basketball season with a 41 to 17 defeat by Hanover High of Pennsylvania. Craumer led Frederick with eleven points while Siedhing scored four baskets and two free throws for his team. Both squads showed strength on offense and defense with numerous substitutes seeing action.
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Frederick
Hanover
Cheses
Teadmit
Craumer
York
Lady
Siedhing
Friderick Jad
Teo
Cope
Frederick A
Hanover High
Uh Craumer
Oa Smith
Ernert Ff
Moore
I Hanus
Ah Siebert
Fae
Lauremnec
Church Street League Opens With Low-Scoring Wins
The Church Street School Basketball League opened with the Pirates defeating the Trojans 2 to 0 on Thursday and the Indians beating the same team 17 to 4 on Friday both games at the Church Street school gymnasium. The Pirates will play the Vikings Monday.
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Church Street
Pirates
Trojans
Indians
Vikioes
Pirates Rout Vikings in Monday Game
Last week results show Pirates defeating Vikings while Trojans beat Pirates and BO Indians led by 17 to 4 in another matchup. The fragmentary report lists school league scores and teams as CHURCH ST and pirates participation.
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Trojans
Pirates
BO Indians
Myrtle
Kerry White Dog
Mies Jobin
AL Markell
Markell
Miederick Camera Club
Baltimore
New Orleans Sports Scene Sets Pace Across Events
The article surveys New Orleans athletic history and notable figures from football, boxing, and track, highlighting the city’s role in hosting early racing, yacht clubs, and college athletics associations. It notes strong local venues and legendary names, with a focus on the city’s sports progress and notable events.
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New Orleans
United States
Sachtins Supremes
Sscom Sr
Mawice Fo Mee Loughlin
St Bernard Parish
James J Corbett
Oddities in How We Think Feel and Move
A fragmented, OCR like passage discusses how nerves transmit signals in the body. It mentions electrical impulses, amplification, and audible output through speakers. The text references brain activity, sensory perception, and the connection between nerves and bodily actions.
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Dy Howard
Philadelphia
Tomehuang
Rhythm Regulation via Nerve Activity Study
A study led by F Toink DOW Brant and May Larrabee at the Johnon Foundation University of Pennsylvania analyzes rhythmic neural activity linked to calorie use. Researchers propose regulation by adjusting stimuli to restore calcium balance and nerve function after bursts.
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Fiirerie
F Toink Dow
Brant
May Larrabee
Johnon Foundation
University of Pennsylvania
Large County Butchering Near Laherty and Brookeville
A heavy hog slaughtering event occurred December 15 at the homes of Art and Mrs Clarence Hostian near Laherty and at Brookeville Maryland. Dozens of attendees from multiple families gathered for the tastings and meals. The gatherings featured large hogs, with the Hostian hog weighing 501 pounds.
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Art
Clarence Hostian
Laherty
Millard Bostian
Norman Harbaugh
James Smith
Walter Smith
Doln Sith
Ezra Fritz
Wilton Smith
Clyde Jackson
Charlotte, Curie
Maude
Fanny
Nancy Leo Boghan
Wilte C. Craver
Brookevil’s
Montgomery County
Welucadusy
Willie C Craver
Nora Craver
Lewis Craver
Kenneth
Mary Frances
Virginia Craver
George Craver
Waery Musgrove
Harry Musgrove
Z. T. Musgrove
Charles Craver
Brookeville
Arthur Murphey
Frederick
Martz Aimitertein
Sykesville
Mra
Charles Norwood
Pearl
Airy
Charles Groshon
Shorts
Ronald Shorts
Washington
Clarence Groshon
Gaithersburg
Bidding Defeats Itself In High School League
A garbled report describes a tense league game with scattered names and play by play. The fragment mentions defense, a four clubs apiece end, and an umpiring moment before a decisive outcome.
Contract Battle in Bridge Echoes Mistakes
A bridge problem analyzes North South missteps in a non vulnerable sacrifice. East contests with a non suit bid while North reveals five clubs, leading to suboptimal cue bids. The resulting play erodes trumps and clubs and the contract fails as wrong line is chosen. The lesson calls for restraint in cue bidding and better distribution awareness.
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North
East
Rae
pooUrow
Lowel Deelinatan
Soneh Wath
Atsel
St Johns Wins From Walkersville Again
St Johns high school basketball defeated Walkersville high 22 to 14 in the Johnnies gymnasium on Friday. Nicklas led scoring for St Johns with two baskets, while Baer and Del Honestas anchored defense as Walkersville pressed with Moberly at the center of their attack.
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St. John's High School
Walkersville High School
Johnnies
Johnnes
Nicklas
Baer
del Honestas
Fy Tistal
Ute Julinbicy
Moberly
Walkersville
Kehne
Barrick
Suit for 85000 for Alleged Slander Filed
Thomas T. Schroyer sues David and Schroyer in circuit court claiming 85000 damages for defaming his character. The complaint cites alleged false statements in November about forging a note and attempting to cash it, made to multiple associates to harm his reputation. Attorney Francis D. Petrott represents the plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
Thomas T. Schroyer
David & Schroyer
Myersville
The
Plainiff
Lewis O. Schroyer
Ganing Thomas Schroyer
Bittle
George Hittle
Myersville Savings Bank
Walter Ridenouh
Charles Hishop
Thomas Schroyer
Myr
Dittle
Myersville Savings Hank
Bitte
Mustard Inked Memoir Clipped From Outlandish Text
Fragmentary read reveals a strange note about a cat named Mustard and a person linked to a pasture and a restaurant. The garbled lines mention Mustard and Mastin amid references to dining, doors, and a tense scene with unclear actors.
Michigan routs Marvelland 41 to 7 in College Park
Michigan University overwhelmed Marvelland 41 to 7 at Lane Court, dominating every department. The visitors had one guard who scored none while Galveston Bay geophysical data show 14 salt grades in Texas.
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College Park
Michigan University
Marveland
Michigan
Pershing Mons
Galveston Bay
Texas
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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