Fox County League Pitcher Made Free Agent
Leslie Fox former Emmitsburg pitcher in Frederick County League, declared a free agent by President M J Thompson. Fox may sign with any club within seven miles of his home. Woodsboro and Emmitsburg both lie inside this radius and consent was not properly requested. The case hinges on transfer rules and league authority with Fox appealing for Woodsboro play. Fox’s move follows injury and reserve list status in 1922 and playing list request in 1923.
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Leslie Fox
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Free Agent Pitcher Fox Granted By League Ruling
By Canda not wish to play with the Emmitsburz ball club. The Constitution guarantees life liberty and pursuit of happiness. To oblige Mr Fox to play would abridge his rights. The league declares Fox a free agent within seven miles of his home who may sign with any team he wishes.
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Emmitsburz
United States
Fox
Literacy tests reject quarter of Windsor immigrants
About 25 percent of the 500 immigrants who crossed from Windsor Sunday to become residents of the United States were rejected. Most failed the literacy test. The majority of newcomers were from the British Isles with some French Italian and Swiss also represented. Wrist watches are said to be giving way in England to a revival of the pendant watch for ladies.
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Detroit
Windsor
United States
England
Reunion Held for St Johns Literary Institute Alumni Association
The sixth annual reunion and banquet of the St Johns Literary Institute Alumni Association took place at Hotel Braddock in Braddock Heights on Monday evening. Rev. William J. Kane and Rev. Philip Farrell spoke, followed by late dancing. Members traveled by auto to the mountain. attendees included Mary Russell Edna Lipps Margaret Leichert Corrine Herring Mary Gilbert Gertrude Poole and others. Scriptures printed in 558 languages are circulated worldwide by the British and Foreign Bible Society.
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St. John's Literary Institute Alumni Association
Hotel Braddock
Braddock Heights
William J. Kane
St. John's Catholic Church
Philip Farrell
St. Joseph's Church
Buckeystowm
Mary Russell
Edna Lipps
Margaret Leichert
Corrine Herring
Mary Gilbert
Gertrude Poole
Mary , Pitman
John Byerly
Rudolph Crouse
Agnes Russell
Margaret Fout
Belen Morgan
Ralph Lipps
Caroline Brown
Catherine Stull
Emory Baer
Acton Lipps
Gibson Smith
Regina Dorsey
Rachel Everhart
Fr. Kane
Fr. Farrelt
Playgrounds Reopened At Walkeessile To Shine On Opening
The Walkeessile playground reopened with bright lights, new equipment, and busy booths drawing a large crowd. Children laughed and played while local groups provided music and refreshments. The rector Mr. Young praised the event as a success and announced future hours guided by Miss Nan Watnmoth through August.
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