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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1927

Page

6

Five Buries Auflemen Tear Repertures Hockey Clash

Jeadine tly Beere of Pt Jack sparked Ki a dauhte Samith and Jade for the Diste Jade while West and Freder qoint traded leads. Smith, Boerner, Hutler, and Uvst led Southern defense as Ki dominated early offense. Houck started for the visitors before Miske took his place. In the preliminary, Fred Welee Horsemen overwhelmed the Cramer Mandy Kids 24 to 1. Bob Weddle starred for the Horse fats scoring numerous points.

Jeadine Tly Beere Jack Kia Dauhte Samith Diste Eeries Wiefman Smith Larry Boerner Hutler Uvst- Mahe Houck Miske Fredwelee Horsemen Cramer Mandy Kids Bob Weddle Cramerites

Courageous Pennock Shuts Giants in 1923 World Series Game

The veteran left hander Pennock endured heavy blows as the Yankees trailed 4-1 but kept calm and steady. He allowed ten hits yet refused to break, guiding New York to a five-run eighth inning rally that sealed a 6-4 victory and the series. The account also previews a future piece on remarkable defensive feats observed over 22 years as a major league umpire.

New York Pitsabureh Yanks Penn Fts Pennock Yankees Giants McGraw Frank Snyders Glante

Bracing Continuation of Meets in New Orleans

Report notes ongoing sport events in New Orleans with teams Havaza Cod Ana and PiMNiards Walker Cocke Behaefer competing at Utle venue, highlighting continued athletic activity despite disruptions. Local organizers schedule multiple events across the weekend, inviting regional clubs and spectators to attend.

New Orleans Havaza Codana Pimniards Walker Cocke Behaefer Fer Wo Utle New Ya

Giants Win Series With Dramatic Ends at Third

In the first inning a run and late rallies shaped the game as the Giants clinched the series. Ruth’s at bat thrilled fans before Baker’s pinch hit produced a hard grounder that Rawlings, Kelly, and Frisch all rose to defend. Frisch slid home on a key play, with Rawlings’ miraculous catch, Kelly’s throw, and Frisch’s dive deciding the final out and sealing the Giants’ victory.

Fe Kiter Yankee Ruth Ward Frank Baker Yanks Rawlings Giants Flo Baker Kelly New York Frisch

How to Spend a Nickel on Havana Ribbon Cigars

A vintage ad touts Havana Ribbon cigars as a rare nickel value. It claims the brand’s long sales history justifies a nickel price, inviting customers to purchase one fresh from the box, praising its fragrance and mellow tobacco. The copy uses promotional hype and misspellings to entice buyers.

Sensational Pis Highlight Week of Club Games

Fragmented OCR text shows references to sensational items and club standings with scattered phrases. It mentions games to come on Monday and Tuesday, names Weyers and Sivkers, and a September standing chart, indicating a sports club update with upcoming fixtures and results.

New System Planned for Wine Distribution in January

Washington reports Commissioner Doran announced a new system for distributing wines set to begin January 1 in New York City. If successful, it will be extended nationwide through prohibition administrators. The plan involves written authorizations and winter delivery to distrib districts after a fall conference.

Washington Phahon Doran Tues New York City Hervister Cenar Sn

Federal court held for trial in Baltimore case details

Aed ties Burgee St Louis Moar hy Htiers Jacobs and Bart faced a federal charge related to a Chevrolet automobile belonging to William Jones formerly of St Louis. The case, before U S Commissioner Noel Haller, resulted in a $500 bond. Other cases against Orville Trooks Clovis Martin were noted. In bowling action Freder ck Iron and Steel beat Separators and Pythian Allers in three straight games with high games by Smith Linton and Hix.

Burgee St. Louis Moarhy Htiers Jacobs Bart Scenlme Maxsell Automobile William Jones Huore Bur Row United States Commis HL Noel Haller Federal Baltimore Neo Orville Ttrooks Statin Clovis Martin Millington G Leresten Bs Ace Wnte Frederck Iron and Steel Pythian Allers Smith Linton Hix

Aldermen to hear fire alarm system proposals tonight

The Board of Aldermen meets at 7 30 this evening to review improvements to the fire run system and a new central alarm station proposal by Brooke Borle of the Telephone Company. Representatives from Speake and Votonic are present to answer questions while firemen favored the recommendations.

Board of Aldermen Ospevink Aia Citizens’ Ladder Com Speake Votonic Telephone Company Lloyd C. Culler Brooke Borle Hagers Telephone Company

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