Wilson Expected to Lead Cubs in 1929 Batting Power
A long, typographical missive predicts a strong Cubs lineup for 1929 led by Wilson, Hornsby, and Stephenson. It compares Wilson to a heavy hitter, notes his potential to surpass his 1928 form, and envisions a powerful top order with English, Cuyler, and Beck supporting.
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Wilson
Burt W Quirrel
Hack
Giants
Toll
Stephenson
Hornsby
Somes
Cubs
Cuyler
Grimm
Beck
Chicago
Bynched
Wilehell
Maryland State School for the Deaf Juniors win in court contest
The Maryland State School for the Deaf Juniors defeated Church Street School Juniors in Suentee gymnasium Norday night with a 16 to 8 victory after a fourth quarter offensive spurt. The game was a tight defensive battle, with both teams scoring in the first half and St Yates Puned ahead 6-6 at halftime.
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Maryland State School For
Church Street
Suentee Gymnasium
Nordayight
St Yates
Reading
Aiistop
Maryland
Excellen Hancier
Oden
Amberg
Friedman
Char Street
Randiey
Hater
Haugh
Ase
Hees Ford
Y Junior Basketball Loop Report
Fragmentary OCR summary shows a junior basketball loop with player names such as Fergusn Etchison Ford Roderuck and Studebaker. Totals appear indicated but illegible. The readable lines hint at team rosters or scoring tallies and may reflect a score table from a game or league standings.
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Pas Ted
Seth Sore
Ara
J. Fergusn
Rea
Etchison
Ford
Roderuck
Sehrknecht
Tetals
Ads Take Two Of Three In Bowling League Thriller
Ads edged Steros in two of three games in the Pyihian Monday league match. Steros led overall pinfall by 41 pins as veterans Brust and Bonnet sparked a late stand to prevent a clean sweep. Wickless powered the Steros with a 433 individual, while Arthur Grove added 374 pins for the Ads contenders.
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Steros
Pyihian Adeys
Gus Brust
Bill Bonnet
Father
Brust
Bennett
Arthur Grove
Wickens
Stereos
Brunt
Grove Ima Markey
Basin
Celewn
News-Frost Bowling League
Tear Gas Bombs Used as Crowd at Michigan Theater
Ann Arbor amid a student disturbance, tear gas bombs deployed when Wisconsin supporters attempted to enter the Michigan theater. Michigan heroes repulsed the crowd, ushers and police restrained rioters, arrests followed with several injured and names reported.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Perros
Anid
Tivoli Theater Screens The Ring of Kings Film
The Tivoli screens Cecil B DeMille life of Christ in The Ring of Kings series last shown today. The film frames Jesus cleansing the temple and other pivotal events from Bethany to Gethsemane with noted dramatic scenes and historical settings.
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Tivoli
Cecil B. de Ahe
New York
Chicago
Boston
Jesus
Bethany
Oure
Gazarus
Garden
Gethsemane
Judas
Caiiphas
Braddock A.C. Triumph Sixteen Point Victory
Braddock A.C. defeated opponents 83 to 28 in a late season basketball game. Kemp led Braddock with scoring and Poole contributed strong totals. Other listed players included Zhomers, Renae, and Poole in a 333 total.
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Braddock
Mt St Mary's Junior Hoops Clash With St Johns High
Mt St Mary's Jr team hosts St Johns High School at 3 30. Johnnies have won two games this season, including a win over Emmitsburg Juniors. Loyola floats a possible Washington College series but plans look unlikely.
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Ian
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. John’s High School
Johnnies
Emmitsburg
Cubs and players in holdouts shape early baseball history
The article recalls notable holdouts and returns across baseball history, naming Johnny King Eddie Roush and Frank Baker among others, and notes how absences affected team fortunes including the Cubs pennant in 1910. It also mentions other sports figures and educators connected to local schools.
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Cubs
Johnny King
Jf Cubs
Kling
Jimmy Archer
Frank Baker
Athletics
Yars
New York Yankees
Yankees
Eddie Roush
Giants
Reds
Unclear fragment hints at historic sports and events
Fragments mention a player named Rieck and a record holder Everett Sect with 1307 majors, plus references to Germans and a paper piece by Jack Sharkey. The text is garbled and provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Rieck
Moearrecore
Sompshat
Everett Sect
Mars Tg Distetaacs
Jack Sharkey
Rough Game Ends in Feud Between Local Teams
Emmitsburg Independents defeat Frederick team 38 to 15 in a rough match at the Emmitsburg school Monday night. Dorsey Shipley and Stokes Engle led the attack for the Frederick squad while Poulson stood out for Emmitsburg in a game marked by frequent rough play and multi-sport crowding actions.
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Emmitsburg
Dorsey Shipley
Stokes Engle
Poulson
Cristman‘s
Shipley
Engle
Ople
BROWN
Berestesrnistes
Boost
Brucher
Yonkers
Conauer
Imer
Sugar
Chew
Frial
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Toledo
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Detroit
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Bill Rapp
Elmira
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Man School For the Deaf
Silentee Institution
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