Leach Sails Into Six Feat Tour With Preen
Leach sets sail on a six event tour after a string of strong finishes. The crew aims for podium results at each venue. Local support builds as teams watch the standings and the schedule unfolds.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
6
Leach sets sail on a six event tour after a string of strong finishes. The crew aims for podium results at each venue. Local support builds as teams watch the standings and the schedule unfolds.
Headlines preview roster shifts and prospects across major leagues. Washington Nationals first baseman Jos Jedge faces injury concerns while Pat Collinge is slated for more catching duties. Casey Stengel joins the Boston Nationals as a setting for humor, with Southpaws Shaute and Edwards vying for regular pitching roles. Chicago White Sox expect Blanken to break through, while Red Sox prepare McMillan for third base. McClellan aims to be a regular shortstop for the White Sox, Everett Scott contends for his job, Chick Fewster praises turf knowledge, Bratch Rickey favors college players, Mack’s outfield looks powerful, and Fred Haney seeks consistency at one position.
The Gettysburg Academy basketball team defeated Frederick High School 40 to 50 in a hard fought game in Frederick on Wednesday evening. The Gettysburg lineup included Houck Morley Esworthy Rowe Poole and Rader with scoring from Esworthy Tuckey Houck and Morley. Referee Hutchison oversaw the contest with scorers Thomag and Salter noted.
The Diamond bowling team beat Union Manufacturing Company rollers 1m al tournament on the Diamond alleys Wednesday evening by 1 pin. Hargett led Diamonds with 405. High scores included 33603 for J Wert 855 for HL Targett 495, and 867 for R Goodsell. Match pinfall 1871. Union's Mumford total 363. An earlier Newark baseball club transfer was announced with Corbeil McCarthy and Michael McTiehe leading the new Newark syndicate.
Early spring expects small hats to dominate. Turbans gain sharp new angles as fashion eyes focus on compact headwear and refined silhouettes for the season.
The Silentees fell 44 to 28 at St James as Wyman led the scoring for the Silentees. St James built an early lead, then with a second half rally the Silentees could not close the gap.
Mrs. Tiansen walked from Sioux Falls South Dakota to Detroit Michigan to be at her son Joseph Tiansen's bedside. She says American Legion posts and auxiliaries aided her journey and she once walked from Montana to Washington to appeal to President Harding. She plans to return home with him when he recovers.
Joseph Kuitotowski, 21, plunged into Tshunpak Creek ice to save Frank Jenis, 10, and Albert Glowgoski, 12, from drowning. He then changed, bought a marriage license, and a local boss allegedly caused the fee breakup as rescuers aided the youths.
Washington Republican leaders discuss a potential 1923 income tax reduction. Committee Chairman Green notes no final rate yet but indicates a reduction perhaps up to 20 percent for all income taxpayers. The plan excludes the Metion or Gainer tag revisions affecting new rates.
Two killed and several injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad train wrecked on the St George curve south of Pittsburgh. Officials report engineer and fireman, a porter, and a number of passengers harmed as the collision occurred near the city limits on January 31.
Debaters chosen from Frederick High School will face Brunswick and Thurmont high schools on February 29 in the University of Maryland Extension Service event. The question asks whether the United States Government should own the railways. Eighty Maryland high schools participate in the same evening debates.
War correspondent Sheore delights in a religious rite and compares it to another ritual. The Minneapolis Journal references swinging ocensor in a sharp, playful column.
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