Frederick and Hagerstown Meet in Hard Fought Battle
Frederick high and Hagerstown cadets clash as the Frederick five, minus Boos Ogle, aims to rebound after a tough loss to the Bub city. Hagerstown figures to test the home lineup while Central high school of Temecouing looms for a Saturday tilt at 2 30 pm with coach Miss Helma Hann guiding the visitors and Miss Boyle mentoring the Frederick squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studer
Tosch
Gerstowr
Erik Girs
Mory
Frederick
Hagerstown
Prederick
Boos
Ogle
F. B
Lonacening
Betty Boyle
Frederick High School
Central High School
Temecouing
Allegany County
Aduttortum Mat
Hyndman
Lonaweming
Vexter
Helma Hann
Thin City
Dormer
Boyle
Indoor Track Teams to Compete at Virginia Indoor Games
Track and field squads from ten colleges and nine private schools plus nine public high schools across Virginia Maryland North Carolina West Virginia and DC will vie in UVA's Fifth annual indoor invitation meet Saturday night D E Brown UD athletic director reports about 260 entries with several schools yet to submit forms UVA lists 40 entrants including three varsity and two freshman teams from UVa and participants from Washington and Lee William and Mary Duke Johns Hopkins Davidson and others expected to compete in the largest indoor track event yet in the South
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Brown
Southern
Washington and Lee
William and Mary
Dukre University
Davidson College
Art John Hopkins University
University of Virginia
Thes
Univercus
University of Mary
Episcope High School
Alexandria
Poner
Wardberry
Y Junior Basketball Loop Results Last Night
Nash 21 Reo 15 Olds 16 Buicks 15 dominate the tally in a tight junior league matchup with notable performances from Nash and Reo while Olds and Buicks contributed steady scores.
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Nash
Reo
Olds
Buicks
Newas
Mtn
Teal
G. F
Schildknecht
Elxkis
Infield Worth 100000 and More in 1912
The article reflects on a 1912 infield valued at about 100000 dollars with players McInnis Collins Barry and Baker. It notes that the idea was ridiculed at the time yet the group would command substantial value today.A historic photo shows the infield McInnis first base Collins second Barry shortstop Baker third base with a total around 400000 dollars.
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Collins
Jacl Baker
McInnis
Collis
Barry
Baker
Declarer’s misplay and the club re-entry fix in a slam
A bridge problem shows South’s no trump bid and dummy’s spades. Declarer must establish clubs by a re-entry plan before opponents exit, using the Ace of clubs to force the sequence. Correct play preserves the contract by building a club entry from dummy and preventing crossruff failures.
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South
Declarer
Denen
Clumint
Tommy
Unscrutable OCR leads to fragmented school names and places
Fragmented text mentions Marsha high in Richmond Virginia and Frederak Me a CO Maynard. The readable fragments reference schools and locations but lack coherent facts or events to summarize a distinct action.
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Orarre
Gtoenomar
Saumon
Hith Senos
Marsha High
Richmond
Frederak. Me
Maynard
Unclear fragmentary notice with scattered names and terms
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered names and terms like George, Tigers, brownies, Takis, Tavence, Tavern, Hats, and hats. Lacks coherent event, place, or clear action to summarize into a full news item.
Quant tourney opens with mixed rosters and ties
The Quant Tourney begins with five early games as teams from Mt Airy Philadelphia Staunton Virginia and Trenton face off against Maryland New Jersey and New York squads. Rosters list captains and coaches from Mt Airy Virginia Maryland St Josephs Institute and American Seed while Silver trophies and a best-sportsman medal promise prizes.
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Seabouts
Alarys
Fheania
Philadelphia Automarine
New
Une Virginia Aggregation
Staun+ tom
Conneccut
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Etngy
New Yorl
B. Pollack
Virgina
Staunton
Roop
Lockridge
Waldron
Shook
Fletcher
Butler
Jennings
L. C. Lewellyn
Eoach
Frederick
Knode
Drinks
Henklein
Teeter
Cramer
Hahn
Lowe
Amberg
H. G. Benson
J. A. McVernon
St. Joseph's Insitute
New York City
Ward
Calandra
Koezkoda
Balaker
Patenzo
Genovese
Stese
Meyer
T. Augurel Stesen
Tonigh Mina
Nny Ginfad
Pyfi
Trenton
Osmola
Giedreg
Hryc
Nicholas
Chubik
Selbel
Alvin G. Quinn
Clty
Frank Colley
Hagerstown
Garber's Ba Bowing Team Defeated By Cry League
In a Thursday night match the Garber's Ba team were handicapped by missing two players and fell to Cry League. The Soap Stinging brigade achieved a triple victory, their first of the season, finishing 133 pins behind. Claude Zimmerman of Crystal led with 341 pins across three games, ZipMan top-scoring with 114 in a single game. Kolb and Burke posted notable scores.
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Garber
Claude Zimmerman
Crystal
ZipMan
Kolb
Burke
Miss Katherine Merry Wins National Essay Prize
Katherine Merry, a sophomore at Michigan State Normal College, won first prize in a national contest to encourage voting. The National League of Women Voters sponsored the competition, with hundreds of essays submitted.
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Katherine Merry
Michigan State Normal College
Uwpatland
National League of Women Voters
Looks Kinda Mean and the Giants Manager Plot
A chaotic tale claims Bert Nichol was hired by the New York Giants as bait for a Boston Braves deal. The report asserts Judge Emil Fuchs pursued Niehoff to coach Boston, while Johnny Evers joined the Giants and Mel Ott could be a valued assistant. The piece threads through clashes over contracts, trainer plots, and other baseball maneuvering, mixing names like McGraw, Hornsby, Dempsey, and Vega amid rumors of covert managerial swaps and league intrigue.
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Bert Nichol
Atlanta Southern Association
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Niehoff
Giants
Johnny Evers
McGraw
Neikoff
Melhot
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