Maroon Outfit Names 20 Players for Opening Season
The Chambersburg squad keeps 20 players under contract for the season with 14 newcomers and six holdovers. Notable signings include C E Leatherbury of Baltimore and William Bream of Bendersville. Sutton, McGordy, and Hickman are vetted as receivers with several infield and outfield battles to decide early on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
C. E. Leatherbury
Baltimore
Maryland
William Bream
Benderville
Sutton
Larry Sutton
JF. Devlin
George Martin
Ford
Johnny Layne
Weason
Eugene Daugherty
Secon
Frank
McDermott
Larry Steinbach
Licely
Blue Ridge Company
D. Thomas Calvert
Chiton Heights
William Kirchof
Militiamen Lose to American Express Team 40 to 20
The American Express Company basketball team from Washington DC defeated Company A in a Thursday Armory game 40 to 20. Preliminary contest saw Company A Reserves fall 18 to 7 to North End Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Express Company
Washington, D.C
State Armory
Engles
Hkredericktanians
Uno Hp
Kroh Raglor Dalai
Taylo Elbius
Company A
Americat Jaxpress Company
Washington
T. F. Kieb. Seoier
JJ Voueck
Vyimer—Debrsey Shiples
Go. A
N. EA
C. G Wills
W. Wills
Dudrow
Wolf
Shipley
Tee
U. Mohler Sunmarts
Davis
Oy Falk
C. Mohler
G. Wills
Dadrow
Font
Secore—Company A
North End Athletic Club
Kisterly
Tumner
K. Strine
Cadillacs Tied With Packards After Loss to Stutz
In the MLC Junior Basketball League the Cadillacs fell 20 to 14 to league leaders Stutz, dropping to a tie for last with the Packards. Scoring details list Biser Schildknecht and Palmer among leaders. referees and scorers noted. Also included is a Lutheran Class 54 gathering at Misa Eloise Wirtz’s home with several attendees and refreshments. Badges for the British navy mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillacs
Packards
Stutz Basketeers
Stutz
Cadillacs Biser
Feweseeeencees
Kolb Schildknecht
F . Cling Carter
Palmer Burdette
Awe
Albaugh
Decker
Biser
Schildknecht
Carter
Cline
Palmer
Burdette
Kolb
Quinn
Hansen
Timor
Robert Clapp
Bernard Stull
Lutheran Sunday School
Harvey Flanigan
Misa Eloise Wirtz
East Patrick Street
Flanigan
Isaac L. Hankey
Philip Seeger
Albert Baker
Worthington Staley
Edward Kinna
Alonzo Hahn
John Crouse
George Crum
Charles Schroeder
Amanda Zimmerman
Mack Banka on Rommel and other spring notes
Connie Mack banks on Eddie Rommel to rebound and help the Athletics this year after a down 1923 season. Veach strengthens Boston outfield as Lee Fohl notes Burns sale to Cleveland was offset by Bobby Veach from Detroit. Frank Chance cites White Sox outfield work. Harry Hooper remains the certainty. Ed Walsh eyes a comeback if the spitball is banned. Manusch of the Tigers shows promise at the plate, Cobb predicts a future star. Umpires protect him from pitched balls. Bezdek notes college to pro transition. Warner to halt California winning streak. Bender Stitt finishes a strong season with Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Banka
Rommel
Connie Mack
Eddie Rommel
Connie
Veach
Lee Foh
Boston
Ted Sox
Burns
Cleveland
Bobby Veach
Detroit
Frank Chance
Chicago White Sox
Harry Ieoper
Ed Walsh
Walsh
Manusch
Tygers
Ty Cobb
Kid Elberfeld
Dowell Becomes Raider as Maurer Goes to Maroons
Lefty Dowell, a premier Blue Ridge league pitcher, moves to the Hanover Raiders in a two player trade that sends Johnny Maurer to the Maroons. Dowell strengthens Hanover pitching while Maurer profiles as a solid second baseman if kept in shape. Dowell previously helmed Chambersburg, taking over after Mike Mowrey’s ouster and is expected to boost the team’s summer battles with his experience and power at the plate. Women teachers in the United States outnumber men six to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Dowell
Blue Ridge
Hanover
Lefty
Johnny Maurer
Maroons
Dowell
Raider
Maurer
Mike Mowrey
Manazer
Chambersburg
Fram
Ife
Capital
Hesides
P'Teher
Frederick seeks funds for community park stadium development
Frederick's athletic field project reaches a $15,000 estimated total with over $7,000 already pledged. The Frederick County Athletic Field Association led by temporary chair Dr. Ira J. McCurdy plans a grandstand for 1,200 to 1,500 seats and aims to centralize amateur sports under supervised management. Subscriptions are due by May 7 with a permanent governing body to be formed after the canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick’s
Frederick City
Frederick County Athletic Field Association
Ira J. McCurdy
Tmporary
Srrancis Scott Koy
Sunset Baseball League
Frederick
McRes
Association
Fit
Baltimore City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maroon
Expressmen
American Railway Quint
Hahivfs
Hugo Bezdek
College State
University of Chicago
Warner
Leland Stanford
Glenn Warner
California
Andy Smith
Bender Stitt
Chief Bender
Frederick Hurler
B. R. L. Trade
United States
McCurdy
The
Maryland Motor Machine CO
West
Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Nash
F.o. B
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Automobile
Keymar, MD
Victor
City Opera House
Henry Burr
Rudy Wiedqeet
Monroe Silver Sterling Trio
Billy Murray
Frank Croxton
Joan Meyer
Albert Campbell
Frank Banta Peerless Quartet
Storm & Shipley
Cari
Frederick Town
Wonder
Betholine
Sherwood Bros., Inc
Baltimore, MD
Mr. Leather
West Patrick Street
Newspapre
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