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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1922

Page

6

Weeden Lining Up Strong for Hanover Raider Nine

Hanover scouts the Blue Ridge League season as manager Bert Weeden builds a strong roster. Trade bring Chalky McCleary from Milwaukee. Cody McCleary and others eyed. Contracts sent to Storm Oakes Golf Cadden Christman Edgars. Bart Weiss aims to return. New pitching talent includes Philip Smuckler and Peter Jones with Lefty Heiler expected to return.

Raider Hanover Bert Weeden Hanover Oine Blue Ridge Milwaukee Chalky McCleary McCleary Hagerstown Weeden Hagentown Storm Oakes Golf Cadden Christman Edgars Barel Laven George M. Weiss New Haven Bart Joseph Dutch) Landis Plenandvalla Thonas Davis Beaver Brook Jake Schaffer Milford N. J Antirell Schaffer Larry Sutton Brooklyn Balder Elab Heffelfinger O'Connell Jandsdale Peter Jones Shenandoah Philip Smuckler Newark Smuckler Carl May Buck Weaver Sunbury Alfred Waige Bridgeport Lotz Lansdale

Swallowed Peanut Kills Child in Locks Mills

In Lewistown Pennsylvania on March 13 a child of Charles H tic of Locks Mills died after swallowing a peanut that lodged in her throat and caused a prolonged illness before death.

Lewistown Margarasd Charles H. Tic Locks Mills

Rice's bowling team edges Harris Filler in close match

Rice's squad extended its winning run Friday night beating Harris & Filler by one pin in a tight contest. Rice led with 138 and 350 for the match while Burke topped Harris & Filler with 139 and 357, as both sides posted strong individual scores and team totals.

Tewis A. Rice Harris & Filler Itice Rice Burke Lewis A. Rice Simith Perry Storm Grovg Total Webster Gaither Wlentiinger Oberlander

Maryland Girls Defeat Kendall School for Deaf 30 to 3

Maryland State School for the Deaf girls' basketball team routed Kendall School for the Deaf of Washington 30 to 3 on the State School court. McClain and Lebmuff starred. substitutions included Townsend for Peake and Shockley for Zaslonka. Field goals totaled Metlin 10 and Roberts 4 with fouls by McCain, Roberts, and Miller. Referee Miss Warner. 15-minute halves.

Maryland State School For the Deaf Kendall School For the Deaf Washington Washington Quint Marylanders McClain Lebmuff S. B. Kendal Katerahinin Miller Roberts -Panholzer Mason M. Miller

Chapline Opens Ant Accessory Tire Shop in Frederick

George M. Chapline, recently resigning as secretary of Marylard Motor and Machine, opens a tire and auto accessory store at 111 West Patrick Street in the McCaffrey building. He promises a wide stock from top tire manufacturers and a large, up to date accessory line with personal attention. Chapline is son of Thomas A. Chapline of Frederick Town Savings Institution and a young local business newcomer.

George M. Chapline Marylard Motor and Machine Company McCaffrey West Patrick Street Chapline Thomas A. Chapline Frederick Town

Four Public Sales Held in Frederick and Montgomery Counties

Four sales occurred in Frederick and Montgomery counties led by George W. Hough near Poolesville and C M Fox near New London. Total receipts exceeded 3200 with high pelts at 150 and high cattle at 85. Shoats brought 37 to 9 each. Harvey St. Lease and R. Bruce Murdock served as auctioneer and clerk respectively.

Frederick Montgomery George W. Hough Poolesville William Harry B. Witter Gtho F. Thompson New Market Harvey Rt R. Lruce Murdock Joh Henry Krom Creagerstown E. I. Sutely J. G. Stevens Rodney W. Rippeon Mt. Pleae Bismevile Amd Bilarrs G. Wachter Breder i

Plans Home For City's Orphans In Abentowne

Abentowne Pennsylvania hosts a large mass meeting led by General Aineton Rooth head of the Valine cers of Aprerica to raise a 35 000 fund for a new home for orphan children. Attendees report more than 20 000 pledged toward the erection.

Abentowne Mareh Aineton Rooth Aprerica Hve

Bandits Rob Distillery in Kentucky Raid

In a bold Kentucky heist likened to a prior Horsey distillery robbery, twenty one bandits raided the D L Moore distillery in Vanarsdell Merver county. They seized 50 to 70 barrels of whiskey, loaded them on trucks, fled, and authorities later recovered 17 barrels on a country road and 33 barrels in a Lawrenceburg barn. Three men were arrested, guards were taken as shields, and local officers pursued. The raid was described as the boldest in Kentucky’s distillery robberies.

Horsey Lexington D. L. Moore Vanarsdell Merver County Fosses Lawrenceburg Kentucky Moore Plant Harrodsburg Secom

WOULD HAVE CANAL MADE SPEEDWAY FOR AUTOISTS

Cumberland March 13 Local motorists discuss filing the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bed as a roadway to abandon the waterway in coming years The plan envisions a low grade highway from Cumberland to Washington along the Potomac Valley eliminating steep grades and offering an autoists delight amid coal strike effects and lost coal contracts by Georges Creek operators

Cumberland Chesapeake and Thio Canal Georges Creek America Washington Potowac

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