Goosins sharp blast stirs Tigers talk of outfield moves
The Detroit club figure Goslin vents on team harmony and Pete Fox while predicting a stronger outfield this season. He cites Cronin as AL president and recalls past Cleveland trades as context for the Tigers pennant push.
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Goslin
Washington
Cronin
American League
Wright
Val
Salem N. J
Fox
Esn
Detroit
Oose
Tigers
Cleveland
Pete Fox
Pete
Szentléman Farter
Cess
Ger Peckinpaugh
Wesley Ferrell
Peck
Ferrell
Aston
Tiger Outfield
Mickey Coch
The Fireman Jim Flynn Benefit Owing Four Dollars
A brief item notes a benefit for Fireman Jim Flynn and mentions an amount owed of four dollars that the benefit apparently generated or covered. The fragment emphasizes the event’s purpose and the financial outcome.
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Jim Flynn
Albany club signs Hack Wilson for Albany nine
Copperville notes include visits and gatherings with Foutz Zepp and local residents. Albany club announces Hack Wilson will join, expected to boost next season with potential home run title. Joe Cambria cites Wilson 15 pounds lighter than prior winter. Bell’s ear used to record voice vibrations featured in closing note.
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Albany
Lewis Robert Wilson
Hack
Joe Cambria
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hot Springs Shartly
Cambria
Wilson T
Joe
Joe Hauser
Wries
Caiabria
Harvard Moves from Harvard Man Coaches to Harlow Era
Harvard ends a 60 year tradition of Harvard men as head coach by hiring Dick Harlow after a long line of Stewarts Ackes and Caseys. Harlow, a former Penn State tackle, brings a new style focusing on a fast offense and strong defense at Western Maryland Colgate and Virginia Tech. His notoriety includes coaching Eddie Tryon and Bill Shepherd and improving fundamentals during a tenure that altered Harvard’s coaching philosophy.
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Harvard
George Stewart
Dick Harlow
Stewart
Everettake
W. A. Brooks
R. W. Emmons
Lorin F. Deland
D. G. Waters
D. Cameron Forbes
Ben Dibblee
W. T. Reid
Edgar N. Wrightington
Joshua Crane
Percy Haughton
Bob Fisher
Arnold Horween
Eddie Casey
Casey
The
Crimson
Harlow
Penn State
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
A&sist
Colgate
Maroon
Western Maryland
Warner
Tryon
Shepherd
Notre Dame
Eddie Tryon
Wester Maryland
Bill Shepherd
San Francisco
Associated Pree
Harvard “Crimson
Washington Fog and Rents Spark Congressional Gloom 1935
In Washington January 16 1935 a fog over the capital mirrors morale as cold and illness grip the city. Congress debates housing shortages and rent profiteering amid crowded offices and a swelling population as officials and lawmakers seek relief.
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Washington
London
Congress
Lions Club Opens New Year Meeting at Slagle Hotel
Emmitsburg January 16. The Lions club held its first meeting of the year at the Slagle hotel with Dr D L Baegie presiding. Directors discussed plans for the year and a report on the community Christmas tree celebration co sponsored by the Lions and Woman's clubs was read and filed.
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Knights of Columbus
Council
Edwin Chrismer
Gerald W. Ryder
St. Joseph's Church
J. Lawrence Orndorff
B. J. Eckenrate
Lester Topper
Baltimore
Robert Dubel
Emmitsburg
San Diego
Calif
Grace Saffer
Future Farmers of America Organization of the Emmitsburg High School
Harry Boller
Paul Bollinger
Raymond Keilholtz
Ralph Ohler
Lloyd Stoner
Donald Martin
Leonard Kessler
Businss
B. J. Eckenrode
Eckenrode
Lions Club
Slagle Hotel
D. L. Baegie
Lions and Woman's Clubs
Cadet Quint Saved by Lead in Early Quarters
Cadets beat Service Station Cadets 34 to 20 after leading 11 to 3 in the first period and 21 to 7 at halftime. Webb Kemp and Sander scored inside on quick passes while Service Station rallied late, but Frederick High held on for the win.
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Quint
Frederick H. S. Courtmen
Stull
Webb
Kemp
Sander
Cniw
Gene Grumbine
Frederick
Civilian Conservation Corps
Frederick BH
Sanner
Murray Webb
Loy
F. Kemp
Burroughs
Bruchey
Myers
G. R. Staley
Peregoft
Stult
Brust
F Hossler
Royert Grumbine
Crothers
L. Staley
Mossy silk resort dress in dusty pink with claret accents
A mossy ribbed silk frock for resort wear in dusty pink, accented with claret, with a matching hat. Optional matching or contrasting gloves accompany the ensemble.
Nervous sufferers write on skin with dermographism
The article notes that highly nervous individuals may experience a skin condition called dermographism. Writing on the skin with pointed instruments can cause white and red welts that rise and may persist for several hours.
British Society Promotes Aged Golfers Home Plan
A British society launches a campaign to establish a Home for Aged Golfers. The initiative aims to provide housing and support for veteran players, highlighting the need for pensioned sports figures to retire with dignity.
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Kansas
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Tts
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Teddy Yarosz
Teddy
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Yarosz
Wolves
Suchle As Sone One
Mauler
Fone
Dempsey
Tunney
Philadelphia
Good Share
Jempsey
Albertian
Wade
Stuyvesant Peabody, Jr
Peabody
Copperville
Charles Bowers
Laurence Foutz
Norman Beaver
Emory Cole
Arbutus
D. R. Zepp
Leo Gossert
D. RR. Zepp
Taneytown
Howard Baker
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Mont Alto
Pasey Staub
Carol Forney
Alexander Graham Bell
Doolittles
Jimmy Doolittle
Mayor Meyer
Eleteladef
Poerk
He Sostion
New Deal
By Rodney Dutcher
Goupe
Henry Ellenbogen
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
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Mr. Brazzer
Roosevelt
Pluto
Jack Garner
Ciuzens
Michigan
Hastings
Delaware
Gerry
Rhode Island
Library of Congress
Don
Edgar Lee Masters
NRA
NEA Service, Inc
Institute of Agriculture
Rome
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dillinger
Federal Eourt
Lois Piquett
John Dillinger
Piquett
Henry Pienuceini
Piquent Stil
Homer van Meter
Dullinger
Register
Farbo
Hillside Coal CO
Home Building & Loan Assn
Berlin
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Quaker City
North Market Street
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
Old Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
E. R
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market
Frederick, Md
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