Boston Finishing Leader In 1921 Fielding Records
Boston led the American League in fielding for 1921 with standout figures. Jimmy Dykes led in chances accepted. Stuffy McInnis had just one error in 152 games for Boston. Chicago and Philadelphia also posted top totals in putouts, assists, and double plays, with St. Louis and New York showing notable triple play activity. Everett Scott of Boston and other stars topped short and outfield defensive charts, while Schalk of Chicago stood out among catchers.
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Associated Press
Irwin M. Howe
Chicago
Boston
Reading
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Washington
St. Lows
Detroit
McInnis
Sceam
James Dykes
Reguhuiv
Collins
Chicho
Gaims
Sheely
Ako
George Sisley
Howard Shanks
Lef
Aio
Weaph
Swith
Rice
Schalk
S. F. O'Neill
Cleveland
ER. P. Gharrity
Nonnareils Defeat Malies In Close Bowling Match
In a News-Post Bowling League contest at the M C A alleys last evening the Nonnareils beat the Malies by a slim margin as low scores and unusual play produced several high pinfalls Brust led with 94 pins in a 244 total. Tead posted 83 and 74 for 201. Heareit and Smith contributed strong marks for the Nonnareils while Baer and others posted notable scores for the Malies. Inter-Society Debate set for tomorrow at 2 pm at Boys High School features A and C sections with Relief Lettres Literary Society debating Philippines independence versus remaining under the mandate, Harp Jr and Prexd Rimb presiding, John Wood speaking for one side.
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News-Post
Brust
Heareit
Smith
Baer
Relief Lettres Literarys Society
Philippines
Harp, Jr
John Wood
A Ak
Fifteen Kidnapped in Derby Disturbance
Fragmentary report notes 15 men abducted in a Derby area incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference appears to involve a distil operation, a set of Ariel cars, and a local Witch The News grow. Further readable names or places are not present.
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Derby
Ariel
Limavady
Err
Securities of $100000 Taken by Bank Burglars
Burglars broke into Mt. Wolf Bank early today using a window to reach the vault with acetylene torches. About eighty safety deposit boxes were opened and thousands in registered bonds and securities lay about the floor. About $1106 in currency disappeared. Bank holds burglary insurance. bank is Union National at Mount Wolf, eight miles from here. No suspects named or directions given.
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Associated Press
York
Telay
Mt. Wolf Bank
Union National
Mount Wolf
Daugherty orders probe into nationwide price data
Attorney General Daugherty ordered a nationwide inquiry into retail prices for foods fuels shoes and clothing. He said prices are high and retailers are veering above fairness and instructed Director Sums to dispatch agents across the country to collect current prices and report wholesale cow corn wheat beef and meat prices for comparison.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Sums
Bureau of Investigation
Mien
Arny Quint for Game with the Collegians
A suggestion for a local quint to play versus Company A arises during holidays. Open dates noted December 28 and January 2. Gregg Feels invites local players to form a team and contact local management to arrange a game.
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Company A
Gregg
Soldier Outfit
Harties
Harrisburg Fire Army Opponents Clash Tonight in Slugfest
Harrisburg Fire Army opponents prep for a tough clash after a narrow loss to Alpha club in Waynesboro. Frederick led the locals with strong second-half play, while Chevenees Blethen starred as the top scorer. Despite scoring under 4 points, the defense held firm and the team seeks revenge in tonight’s matchup against the Harrisburg South division's Alpha club.
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Ampaty
Adi Chish
Wharrivbure
Waynesboro
Alpha Chta
Frederick
Blethen
McGure
Wirenesboro
Otter
MiGuaire Neuyp . Tri, Os Ahem, Oy Meivirg. 2: Downes
Kreho Ound Wright
Monconte iMedia
Bs Downes
Dr Mer A
Parolees Granted Christmas Clemency by Governor
Two locals freed by Governor Ritchie as part of a clemency move. L Benjamin South of Frederick County was jailed for larceny in 1919 and sentenced to four years. Harry F Perkins, tried before Justice J Grahame Johnson, received six months in the House of Correction. In total, six penitentiary inmates and thirteen in the House of Correction were granted paroles or pardons.
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Parsons
Ritchie
L. Benjamin South
Frederick County
Pod
Harry F. "Perkins
J. Grahame Johnson
House of Correction
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Jimmy Dykes
Stuffy McInnis
Chas
Hailer & Co
West Church St
Mt. Wolf
U. S
Arny Quint
THE
Collegians
Caru
Henry, Watterson
Chattapooga
Greenawalt’s
Maryland
Storm & Shipley
Market and
Second Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Harrisburg Fire Army
Penieylys
Benjamin, Smith
Harry. F. Perkins
Sher
Oxford
Ffosiery
Everett
Christmas Club
Frederick, Md
Russell Angleberrer
Gear McKaig
Joe
New Mt. Pleasant
Frederick City Hospital
J. 4
Newa Eines NS
Harrisburg, PA
State Armory
McCleery
North Market Street
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Will Kefauver & Shapro
Jewelers
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Haller’s
Pearre
Prescription Store
Telephone
S. Market ST
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