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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
9
A reader friendly list of crossword clues including entries like Contradicts in a debate decorative group of girls in a musical comedy man who borrows money and sun god also covers terms such as length measures and basic verbs.
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbers and brief hints. Entries cover topics from fervor to frost, trap to beer, files to frozen water, and finish with gaiety about animals and actions including a finishing nail and a paid publicity term.
Buck Jones appears today in Hearts and Sours at the Opera House along with Sailing Alone and a news reel. In Empire Maryland the program features The Ramshackle House with Betty Bronson, a remedy and a news reel. Downtown New York fire data notes 25 percent incendiary origin.
Yale coach Joe Wood argues college pitchers face the hardest task and the glamour has faded. He cites Yale's 25 to 15 win over Harvard as evidence of lively, error-prone play and heavy batting. Owen Carroll of Holy Cross and future major league prospects are noted as key figures in the evolving college game.
A fragmented high school baseball recap notes Shipley dominating pitching for Ox Fibre in a rain faded West End game. Stockman allowed few hits as Bripley’s lineup struggling to score. the text lists players and a shaky scoring frame amid erratic play and partial box details.
In a 2-1 win, Staley earns the victory with 6 strikeouts while Shipley fans 2. Staley also hits a single as Stockman adds a run, and Hoffman is pinch hit for. The box notes errors and bases detail a tense pitcher duel and late scoring.
Schedule lists racing at Queene County Jockey Club Aqueduct Kentucky Jockey Club Letonia Hamilton Jockey Club Oat Grand Circuit Cleveland Amateur Gelft Ottawa Massachusetts Newton Center Havana Philadelphia and more. Event items include trapshooting New York State competition in Ithaca and a 10 round match in Newport with George Chepmas.
In Scotland at Gleneagles a fourball match features American professional McDonald Smith and partner Jus Kirkwood defeating Britons George Duncan and Abe Mitchell two up with one to play. A large gallery watches the shot making at the Moorland course as the Yanks rally late to win.
The piece explains how George Sanger, famed circus promoter, gained the nickname Lord George Sanger after a deal with William Cody Buffalo Bill. Sanger claimed the title in a quarrel over pay, declaring if Cody was the Honorable, then he was Lord George Sanger. The anecdote appears in Joseph Harker's Studio and Stage.
Fragmentary text describes a religious group named Adonittes facing repeated expulsions since the Second Century. It mentions tenalond members taking property and forsaking marriage to attend meetings, with proscription following each appearance and a period of rejuvenation.
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