Kimmick Waiver Mistake Stirrs Big League Interest
Sports writers in Philadelphia and New York debate Kimmick’s waiver from Cincinnati to Vernon with Keck for Jake May. Reports claim he could have become a contention asset, valued by Phillies and other majors, as scouts predict a bright future for the young third baseman shortstop.
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Walter Kimmick
Kimimick
Daniel
New York Herald
Kimmick
Reds
Vernon
Keck
Jake May
Philadelphia Ledger
Mic Phillies
Kimmuck
Lawleer
Phils
Hileen
Young Kimmick
Cincnnati
Coust
Winemick
Idart
Phillies
Young Kimndek
Fletcher
Waynesboro Sets 6000 Budget For Coming Season
Waynesboro baseball officials propose a 6000 dollar budget for 1924 the first year with a formal plan. They expect 8000 for payroll 2500 retained from a 1000 guarantee 1200 for travel and 600 for balls plus gate receipts and away-game guarantees to cover costs. Manager Joe Ward to visit within three weeks to rally funds at a fan banquet while spring training and player selection proceed.
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Waynesboro
Joe Ward
Warnesbury
Ward
Quint Wants Games With Frederick Team
A letter from the Broadway Athletic Association requests a basketball game in Frederick. It invites local teams to travel, offering expenses and promising a strong lineup including players from City College Holy Cross and other colleges.
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Pie News
Roadway Athletic Association
Pred- Veich
Baltimore
Iite
Traward Py Kreis
Broadway Athletic Stav ‘Ion
Munsey Building
Baltimore Whira
Frederick
Broadway Athletic
Fire Destroys Farm Building at Cedar Grove
A fire destroyed a farm building on Artin J. Wallins property near Cedar Grove in Vont Romiery County on Wednesday. The structure housed a tenant and was used for fortify purposes. losses were about $2000 and coverage details were unclear. The cause of the fire remains undetermined.
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Cedar Grove
Artin J. Wallins
Vontromiery County
Deaf lads lose close game here Saturday
In a close margin at Marglamt State School the Sulentoos fell to Washington County High School of Hagerstown. The game was tightly contested with lead changes late, as both teams showcased strong passing and defense.
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Jaime Lever
Marglamt
Denf
Sulentoos
Washington County High School
Hagers
Haat
Sientees
Silentees
Uror Best
Phe
S. Washington Co
H. S. Progr
Winebrener
Raupp i Smitha
Thana
Steele
Desi Broufer
Gordon Pielk
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T. Steele
Smith
C. Smith
Winebren Uy Rosenhors
OPS Yeuhte
Brede
Smet Juordan
Mader Wirede Yume
Drunk and Disorde rly Man Released After Payment
A man arrested around seven o'clock for being drunk and disorderly in the Central Restaurants was released after paying bail. The article notes Antonio Stradivari, who lived 1641 to 1731, produced about seven hundred instruments, with around sixty existing today.
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Drank Grove
Sinedita Wearining
Otiierr Lowman
Antonio Stradivari
Fishermen Banquet Held by Izaak Walton League
The Izaak Walton League of Fredrick County plans a secon d anniversary banquet at Wassite Jan., this evening. President Jie 2 Solt presides, with Samuel A. Lewis as toastmaster. The event features speakers on fishing, hunting, and state sports, with members from across the state attending.
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Iaaak Walton League
Fred. Trek County
Wassite Jnn
Thoretock
Hegue Wall
Samuel A. Lewis
Edboof Finnh Mo Deatzbaugh
Samuel Gardner
Grayson Haller
Edward Beaty
Teonard Storm
Willian
Gosnell
Salteatin
Easy for H. S. Reserves Triumph in North End Game
The High School Reserves defeated North End Athterie Chub 6 to 10 afternoon contest. Lineup and scoring show J Baer Shipley Davis Jesterly PBaNson for UH S Reserves while North End AL featured Ja taworlILy Timer War Salter with Mobler Seuinmiar Beare.
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Frederick Dagh
Msbare Davis
Pbanson
Wee
Mobler Seuinmiar
North End AL
Salter
Spitzer Confirmed as Srunswick Postmaster
The nomination of Frank T. Spitzer Srunswick as postmaster in that city was confirmed by the U S Senate on Wednesday.
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Srunswick
Frank T. Spitzer
U. S. Senate
Leonard Downes Returns to Martinsburg Team Spotlight
Leonard Downes comes back as Maryland site scorer for the Deaf quint amid a schedule shift. The squad travels Sunday afternoon to Martinsburg and faces Martinsburg Iduch school next Friday, with Letiiconing Sati slated for the upcoming game.
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Leonard Downes
Maryland
Martinsburg
Wo van
Prhtay
Martensberg Iduch School
Local Junior Clubs Seek Maryland State School Juniors Match
The Central high peers invite the West End Club North Back Athletic Club and other junior teams to play the Maryland State School Juniors competition. Officials urge clubs to respond to the arrangement planned by local sports organizations.
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Iday Oto Aleash Oweth
Central High Peeboul
Mupager Seg
Jenson
West Eind
North Back Athletice Club
Maryland
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Spears
Haberdashery
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Misher
Henke
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Paris
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the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
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Frederick, Md
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Wonder Motor Fuel
Rexoline Motor
Sherwood Bros., Inc
Betholine
Rexoline
Hoffman’s Hall
Petersville
Petersville Farmers’ Club
Onsible
Quaker City Cleaning & Dyeing
North Market Street
Giyeut
Chapline’s
Auto Supplies
Fredericktown
Chevrolet
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Mgr
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