Byhan to Play with Frederick in 1927
Fragmentary notes list names and hints of a 1927 matchup between Byhan and Frederick. The readable portions reference Tranees, Bacar Tatty, Moir Iv, and Harry Bere with uncertain roles.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1927
Page
6
Fragmentary notes list names and hints of a 1927 matchup between Byhan and Frederick. The readable portions reference Tranees, Bacar Tatty, Moir Iv, and Harry Bere with uncertain roles.
A digest of track, golf, bowling, and checkers events with national tournaments and standings. Mentions Davis Cup history and recent rounds, including doubles and singles, plus potential Eastern bets in Madison Square Garden.
The article outlines a rivalry between Richard and Signor Fugazy in a banking related contest. It mentions a figure named Powers, a possible exchange of roles, and questions about leadership within a financial group. The text references a father’s bank and a leadership transition with ambiguous details.
Hagerstown edged Frederick 42 to 39 as Wil Yeamud T Decker led the attack and Cordeman starred for Hagerstown. Harrington and Pricty tallied for Frederick while Teague noted the game’s key moments and Appin officiated.
The article debates the value of star players and high salaries in baseball. It notes Babe Ruth earning around 52 000 dollars per year as a benchmark while discussing how clubs justify big payments and the elusive true worth of a star.
A long passage recalls Babe Ruth banking a $10,000 film payment decline and a costly mix with Christy Walsh handling Ruth's affairs. The anecdote notes Ruth's awareness he won't stay a star forever and Walsh's orchestration of Ruth's sport features.
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