Frederick Teams Get Even Break At Armory
Frederick teams earned an even break against Hagerstown opponents in a late armory basketball doubleheader. Blue Ridge Lines crushed Hagerstown Woodmen of the World 44 to 38, while Company A defeated Company B 41 to 35. Gy Moore and Bob Moss led the Blue Ridge attack, and a late rally by Company A fell short against the National Guard rivals from Hagerstown.
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Frederik
Hagerstown
Armory
Blue Ridge Lines
Hagerstown Woodmen
Compas
Company A
Bert
Toa Flargs
James
Busmen
Blue Wistters
Gy Moore
Bob Moss
Chamers
Maine
Wood Company
Sher
National Guard
Batte
Company B Bolers
Splurse
Adams
Fowih
Blue Ridge
Ketfér
Kowawel
Houck
Timer
Brush
Smith and Morm
Company
Second Half Schedule For Blue Ridge League Team
The second half schedule for the Blue Ridge League affecting the Jeffersonian Club is revised by Frank Coffey president of the civunt. The five half peonant race will be determined by Friday's game at the Tee schedule follows Jay Hancock at Frederick January 24 Waynesboro at Fred January 39 Frederick at Hagers Hagerstown at Fred S Fredenck at Waynes
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Blue Ridge
Jeffersonian Club
Frank Coffey
Hagerstean
Civunt
Jay Hancock
Fredenck
Frederick
Hancock
Waynesboro
Fred
Hagers- Hagerstown
Fred- S
Waynes
Possible rebates eyed on processing taxes in Maryland
Baltimore notes possible rebates of processing taxes paid under the defunct AAA. Governor’s advisory council discussed records kept by State Purchasing Agent Harry D. Merz and whether to pursue rebates. Budget Director noted the Supreme Court angle, while the agency sought steps to collect or release funds if feasible. Army football? Easy win in afternoon basketball 39 to 28 over Hopkins. Cadets, led by Monk Meyer and Captain Ken Dawalt, built an 18-14 halftime edge and pulled away later.
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Baltimore
Jan
Maryland
AAA
Coun
Harry D. Merz
Etunell
Merzs
Qound
W4man
Supreme Cour
Mer
Ageney-General
ARMY
As Hopkins
Monk Meyer
Ken Dawalt
Foxx Signs One Year Pact With Athletics For 1936
Jim Foxx, heir to Babe Ruth's home run throne, signed a one year contract with the Philadelphia Athletics for 1936 after a brief dance with Tom Yankey and GM Ede. No terms disclosed, but reports indicate Foxx would receive substantial pay.
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York
Babe Ruth
Jimny Foxx
Byadelphia Athletics
Tom Yankey
Boston
Fox
Remarkable Rise Tuts A's Player Earnings to New High
The report notes a substantial increase over the $17,209 he was understood to be drawing from the Athletics, reflecting a major boost in his earnings profile with the team.
VAL-ERB Introductory Offer Promises Health Benefit
A vintage drug pitch touts VAL-ERB as a balanced herbal medicine for stomach, liver, and digestive issues. It claims to relieve constipation, correct stomach trouble, and improve general health, offering a 25 cent introductory bottle despite a regular price of one dollar.
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Valere
VAL-ERB claims to ease rheumatism neuritis kidney relief
An old advertisement touts VAL-ERB as a remedy for rheumatism neuritis and back ache claiming to cleanse poisons from the kidneys and liver. It notes relief from bed wetting in children and says it does not gripe or nauseate like other liver medicines.
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Wisner
McCleery’s
McCleery
Home Building & Loan Assn
Frederick, MD
Save and
Loan Way
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Foxx
Mack
Bath
Empire State Building
Prince George Hotel
East 28Th Street
New York
Arthur
Val-Erb
North Market Street
Hamburger’s
Vicinity
Hamburger
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