St Johns and Md State School Win City Quint League Victories
In a Friday city league doubleheader St Johns Literary Institute defeated Frederick Iron and Steel 41 to 17 while the Maryland State School for the Deaf topped Knights of Pythias 30 to 11. Lipps led St Johns with 13 baskets and Winebrenner paced Maryland with 10 field goals and five free throws.
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St. John’s Literary Institute
Maryland State School For
Co.fuvints
St. John’s
Frederick Iron and Steel Company Quint
Maryland
Knighta
Pythias Quint
Lipps
St. John's
Wine
Breatter
Maryland Senios
Francis Kennedy
Civil Tweth
Tikins
Frederick Iren and Steel Company
Hull
Marsland School
Knights of Prthias
Hosenberg
Drinksale
Silentees
Wil
Grayson Grove
Knights of Prihias Basketeers
Frederick City
Frederick High School
St. John's L
Friderick F
A. Lipps
Elking Dyer
Kennedy
Gardner E. Hearne
Decker
Crouse
E. Bear
Ester
I. Esterly
Jamison
F. Kennedy
Dyer
I. Eaterur
Elkins
Huth
W. Krel Timer
Myers
Steiner
America severs last link with Rhineland
Coblenz Feb 3 Major General Henry T Allen who commanded American forces in occupied Germany has been ordered to discontinue his unofficial relations with the Rhineland high commission. The state department released the explanation of the January 31 withdrawal notice to General Allen stating the United States will no longer maintain an unofficial observer with the commission as the occupation ends. It expressed appreciation for the commission’s courtesies to the U S government and its unofficial observer.
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Coblenz
Henry T. Allen
Germany
State Department
Washington
Rhineland
Allen
Americana
Commission
United States
Search For Kin by Radio Philadelphia Feb
A fragmentary report from Philadelphia describes a radio broadcast linked to a man believed to be a Maladelphan who pursued a target toward Princeton West Virginia. The broadcasting station WON relayed a message from a projection operator at Princeton to Captain Alfred J. Souder, triggering an immediate response.
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Philadelphia
Princeton
W. Va
Alfred J. Souder
Aerun The Nowe on being rescite
A fragmentary note reports an event titled Aerun The Nowe on being rescite with unclear details. The readable text provides no verifiable names dates or places to establish a full card.
Martinsburg Sends Out Contracts to 10 Players
Martinsburg Blue Ridge League Club mails contracts to ten baseball players including John Mullaney Joe Ura ph y Joe Brehany George Rawlings B J Seamon Ray Barrett R W Ulm William Collins Anthony Dougher and Lando Miller. Harvey Wilson Jacoby and Black were not sent contracts as they were sold or released.
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L. Dew Gerhardt, Sr
Martinsburg
Blue Ridge League
John Mullaney
Baltimore
Joe Uraphy
Westernport
Joe Brehany
Woodlawn
George Rawlings
Archball
Lando Miller
Lonachning
Harvey
Wilson
Jacoby
Black
Champs
Portsmouth
Roberts
Salisbury
Heatwole
Hughes
French Occupation Forces Begin Loading Coal Cars
Essen notes a French detachment at the Datthausen pits of the Essen Anthracite Coal company. Two French officers and eight soldiers demanded resumption of coal deliveries on the reparation account. The demand was refused and the detachment started loading coal with rifles at hand in case of German interference.
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Essen
Dathausen
New Speesh Record From Japan to New York Debut
A new record is set in a pandy transportador from ALipna to New York. The voyage cost $19,000,000 and covered thirteen days four hours and fifty five minutes. Silk shipped from Yokohama aboard the Admiral Oriental line arrived in New York after a cross continent move.
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Japan
New York
Alipna
Yokohama
Senddle
Oriental Line
Ramsey in Martinsburg Blue Ridge League May Move
Mack Ramsey, a veteran figure in the Blue Ridge League, is courted by Martinsburg club officials led by President Lewis Ho Thompson as potential 1923 manager. A letter from the Portsmouth Club of the Virginia State League recommends an experienced outfielder for the pilot role, with talks filed and a decision pending if Ramsey does not accept.
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Mack Ramsey
Blue Ridge League
Burton Shipley
Martingburg
Lewis Ho Thompson
Thompson
Portamouth Club
Hamsey
Gaudy Christmas Necktie Sparks Radio Confusion
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal depicts a humorous exchange where Pank-Ip pank claims to hear of a gaudy Christmas necktie and Herb Blurb questions the source. The odd remark suggests a scene of playful banter and miscommunication evidenced by a radio mention.
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Pank
Herb Blurb
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Knights of Pythias
Tammany Rosenberg
Fee W. Wihs
Pees Albaach Downes
Seeee
Wille Drinski
Grove
Aalbaueh
Nusz
R. Grove
G Wills
Fieldtgonia
Rosenberg
America
Everett True
Nic UO Ty
Uem
Broad St
Payadulghta
Suntar & Pies Res
Catalag Ngerte
A. Lowther Forrest
Fred
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Goodrich
Goodrich Regul
Goodrich Delux
Goodrich Regula
Firestone Cushion
Firestone
Sasai
Etude Ralher
Amenean Automovie Gants
Mani McCorack
The
Maryland Motor Machine Co
West Patrick St
Frederick, Marsland
Ramsey
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Gettysburg
Armory
Opera House
Jazztime
Chas
McNally
Frederick
Art Acord
Buffato Bill
Frank "Eenan
Todd
TIMES
Pathe
Jack Cunningham
Paul Parrott
Buckingham
Central Trust Company
Cc. E. Culler CO
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Frederick, Maryland
Chevrolet
Patrick Street
Potts & Griffin
Fisher Bodies
Superior Shop Service
Kaufman Garage
George L. Kaufman
East
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