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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
8
Walter Johnson discusses arm health, arguing fast balls with natural motion cause least strain while curve balls tax the arm. He stresses a change of pace, consistent delivery, and warns against tipping pitches. He notes left handed batters challenge him more and bunting margins favor them.
British sports fans shift after Suzanne Lenglen’s two unforced errors and late arrival at Wimbledon. The public, including the Queen, waited hours as Lenglen failed to play, drawing boos and a swell of American rival interest led by Helena and Senorita Alvarez amid Lenglen’s controversial comeback narrative.
The article lists preferred baits for various fish species including Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Brook and Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, Atlantic Salmon, Bluegill, Crappie, Perch, Bream, Catfish, Carp, Sheepshead, Sunfish, Chub, Suckers, and Eels. It notes these fish fare better with natural baits and suggests anglers may have reason to expect catches when using proper lures in suitable waters.
A large group from this county attended the 52nd annual reunion of Presbyterian churches of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia at Pen Var. Rev Dr Frederick W Lectcher of Princeton Theological Seminary delivered the address on "talks, the Man and His Work." Local attendees included Rev and Mrs T F Gaehr and Miss Winigaret Gaehr. Several from Louisburg and New Windsor joined the gathering. Officers named: Dr TL M Conran president, Rev Dr David Tauchin vice president, Rev Dr G Kase secretary and treasurer, Rev Charles Leber assistant secretary. The USDA promotes home flower gardens for disease resistance and insect resilience.
Fort Worth, July 30 Dr. Frank Norris faces murder indictment in the slaying of lumberman L B Chipps on July 17 in Norris office. The case features bond signing, jury options, and the declared identity of a mystery witness. Norris claimed self defense and threats against his life during a statement to the district attorney.
Yesterday's results show Crisfield defeating Cambridge 7 to 4 while Jaston beat Parkster 133 to 6. Salisbury Dover match was rained out. Kieffer Sines, son of Mr and Mrs Wharles F Sines near Frederick, broke his right arm after falling from a horse on Wednesday. A remark on a woman's beauty accompanies the report as a light aside.
Mise Marcia Kerr of New York visited Hood Thursday evening to address the session about missionary work in Siam and the Far East. Elizabeth Gardiner of New York spoke on National Missions as delegates gather at the Maryland conference. Vesper services followed led by Rev. John Murykens. A larger delegation attends than before with many from Frederick and nearby areas. Afternoon sessions focus on preparation, rent, and study.
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