Court Card Highlights At State Armory This Week
Local readers are treated to a packed schedule at the State Armory with top pros from the Philadelphia Sphas facing Fleet-Wines on Friday at 9 o clock. Cadets and high school teams also clash midweek with matches against Bethesda and Bethlehem Springs shaping league standings.
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Prosra Ard County
Philadelphia Sphas
Sonal
State Armacy
Philadelphians
New York
Bathesda
State Armory
Wilmyer
St. Town
Midéierwwn
Rise Ridge
Berkeley Springs
Oxa
Rocklia
Maryland
Sia
Meeting of slavers to discuss joining the Hague plan
The Freeene club was represented by Edward M. Akers Grafford Rhodes Jack Hoffman and Paw Biderrand at a meeting called for tonight at Akers store to discuss joining the proposed Hague. It notes the 1900 buggy manufacturing industry as a billion dollar business and stresses all players should attend.
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Nexi Caue
Fcmesal Clio
Wintions
Freeene
Edward M. Akers
Grafford Rhodes
Jack Hoffman
Paw Biderrand
Frederick Bustiers
C'Clors
Akers
Celtics Old Masters Return In Fabled Showdown Tease
A ragged reminiscence traces the famed Celtics lineup of Bergin Hen and partners as they reappear after years away, detailing past seasons with Manhattan and Brooklyn clubs, large salaries, and a legendary run that shaped early professional basketball in the Eastern and American leagues.
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Barry
Johny Berkman
Chris
Leonid
George Hageerly
Riard
Joe Lap
Ned
I. Ccach
Birch
Duquesne University
Celtics
Ato
Manhattan
Brooklyn Fratchase
Houdinis
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political figures and policy topics
Fragmented text mentions Senator Maris Sheppani and Secretary Morgeni with scattered phrases about dealing, taxes, and newsmakers. Content is garbled, unreadable, and lacks a coherent event or clear entities beyond a few names. The record preserves the impression of a political discourse excerpt.
Y. M. C. A. League Race Concludes Short Season
The YMCA league standings show several teams winning matches last week at headquarters. Dairy and Unison Mam showed strong play as camping rivals fell behind, with key games decided and a push toward a final playoff on the first of the month.
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Dairy
Mam
Headquarters Con
Peoples D Res
City Rifle League Match Result Report
Local page item notes a Thursday rifle league clash with pages showing a $78 prize and a tight race. Names and exact teams are unreadable but the summary reflects a community sporting event and prize amount.
Trick Met By Trick in Three No Trump Contract Solution
A bridge problem discusses how declarer can safely make three no trump. West’s diamond play and a club jack create entry complications. South should refuse to win a trick to force West to lead into declarer’s tenace, yielding three clubs, two diamonds, one heart, and ten spades for the contract.
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Declarer
West
South
Opening Pass and Notation Confusion at W&IRS Event
A fragmented report describes pass sequences and directions South West North East with unclear hand signals and a line by line notation. The text references openings and passes but lacks complete names places or outcomes.
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oLé Fass
Lad
Man Arrested After Police Stop Trolley Car
Police stopped a trolley in Baltimore on a Friday night and arrested a man named Ralph Linton on a charge of unauthenticated use of a Chevrolet automobile. Linton, staying with a girl named Marjorie Rounds in Ellas Place, Baltimore, had a warrant issued for his arrest in connection with a Western Fifth Street case. Week-end arrests included several others to be tried tonight.
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Ralph Linton
Baltimore
Linton
Starpoles
Marjorie Rounds
Ellas Place
West Fifth Street
Rock Linton
Dny Price
Roy Duffin
Eugene Weedon
Duffin
Joe
Ben Phebus
Weeden
Arrests and fines noted in city police report
Russell Grimes was arrested by Officer Charles Blumenguer on disorderly conduct and posted $19 collateral. Elizabeth and Margaret Herbert, colored, were arrested by Officer Lawrence Fagan for fighting and disorderly conduct and released on their own recognizances for hearings tonight. William Brooks, colored, fined $2.30 and two days in jail by Justice Walter Sinn in Pollce.
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Dufin
Cits
Russell Grimes
Oficer
Charles Blumenguer
Elizabeth
Mergaret Herbert
Lawrence Fagan
William Brooks
Walter E. Sinn
Pollce
Second Half Schedule Opens February 3 For Blue Ridge Busmen
The Blue Ridge League second half opens February 3 with the Busmen facing Magerstown Woodmen of the World in Hagerstown. Blue Ridge passers have 14 games from February 3 to March 1, including two away games with Company B in Hagerstown and Western Maryland Prosh in Westminster. May include February 9 and 12 games.
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Blue Ridge Lines
Magerstown Woodmen
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Company B
Western Maryland
Westminster
Slim Jim" Haaer
Baer
Jeffersonian
Blue Ridgers
Carl Easton
Newman Lamb
Paul Roderick
Robert Moss
John James
Cy Moore
Gideon Harner
Pete Keser
Franklin Hoss
Roscoe Roderick
Frederick
Mercersburg
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James Scho Bie
Arma
Jeffersonian Glub
Dorsey Markets
Hegerstomn
Agersionn
Thursda
Fffort
Kearns
Wwe
Ola
Dempsey
Pap
Dempseys
BATH
Jack
Frese
Hank Bath
Jack Kearns
Banks
Bern
Broadway Bays
Tem Son Strong
Cleveland
Geltics
Disie
Font Lane
Shela
Maris Sheppani
Towis
Mon Ermmen
Uptete
Ohare
Treseary Morgenivy
University of Southern California
Sam Bars
Ward Browning
Wayne Garrison
Jack Hupp
Bud Dale
Eddie
MOC. A
Oldsmobile
Chrysier
Chevrolet
Termplane
Chaster
Barts Ce & Ip
Wai
U. Rotherhoeter
Eka
Yvern
Alexandr
Crum
Sarena
al Schentiipfer
Ter
Abrecht
Erussell
Quinn
Bush
Sanner
Thien Ntg. Co
Mimermat
Kinsey
W. Hanser
Peoples Drug Stores
Tatel
Union Mfs. Co
Rifleman i Basco
Man Ms
Sicedem
Bae Va
Headquarters Co
Rifleman PF SK
Renee
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Stra West
Now & i
Vioteau
W&irs
News & Post
Arrow Beer
WFMD
Ann
Tri-State Basket
Ball League
Afeni Guy Anders
Bartels
Constab
GEO
Rodock & Son Ltd
St. At
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market
Justor
Drum Corps
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
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