Tubbie Miller Returns as Home Run Threat for Hustlers
Tubbie Miller, famed home run hitter, reported to Manager Ramsay and joins a pool of 22 candidates for the Hustlers. Day plans to report Friday, with Miller, Blethen, Downey and Neptune competing for infield spots as Ramser leads intensive drills at Agricultural Park. a line drive injury sidetracks pitcher Nolan for two weeks.
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Hustler
Ramsay
Chick Day
Maiters
Pkyscrapere
Milor. Day
Dbiethen
King
Ramsey
Costello
Tention Blethen
Downey
Strain
Neptune
Nay Gardner
Frederick Boy
Hucdere
Nagerstown
Chick Caton
Buck Ramser
Agricultural Park
Nolan
Talad
Mio
Baltimore
Baseball notes from Shenandoah to Hagerstown season updates
Sport briefs cover player arrivals and signings for the upcoming season. Peter Pones arrives in Hanover from Shenandoah and Bartels pledges to join the Raiders. Anthony Talarczyk controversy shifts to Hagerstown with a Bristol contract dispute. Hagerstown plans spring workouts, adds left handers Jordan Bouch and Karp, and youth access at Willow Lane Park for under 12s.
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Staley
Hagerstown
Jordan
Philadelphia
Bouch
Karp
Willow Lane Park
Willow Lane
Twilight League revival urged for Frederick city
Frederick league fans push to revive the defunct Frederick City Two-Light League amid daylight saving changes. Proponents claim a 28 hour would allow seven inning evening games with four clubs. Hustlers would host at Ashenturat Park. Teague club assets and former officers are cited as potential treasury sources for a new twilight circuit.
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Frederick City
Echenin Dt
Tt Ds
Fat the Hustlers
Ashendturat Park
Teague Sit
Sertain Ns
James A. Tate
Rose Lipscomb
Minor Sompconu
Jesse L. Sunday
Endes Life by Bullet at Delaware University Newark
Miss Leah Mumford of Tehanon Pa shot herself on the steps of the Soldiers Rehabilitation Building at the University of Delaware in Newark after a denied request to see Harry W. Martin, a vocational trainee and former soldier. Martin and Mumford had been friends but recently argued. a letter warned Martin she planned to come and threaten him.
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Newark
Del
Wilmorzien
Leah Mum‘bru
Tehanon
Reamis
Delaware Uniersity
Rockville Fair Announces detailed racing program
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society sets the Rockville fair schedule for August 22 to 26 with inter county hat or pace and various trotting and pacing events for horses and mules, plus motorcycle races. Prizes range from 100 to 400 dollars. A new community booth building and model kitchens led by Miss Blanche A Corwin will be featured in the exhibition hall.
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Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Rockville Fair
District of Columbia
Montgomery
Frederick
Prince Georges Counties
Rockville
Blanche A. Corwin
Montgomery County
Demonstrator Arrives at Cleveland Motorcycle Agency
J Paul Delphey local motorcycle dealer received the Cleveland demonstrator motorcycle yesterday afternoon. Delphey has taken on the Cleveland agency and will display the lightweight model at the show rooms on West Patrick Street. The space can house daily about a hundred boys.
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J. Paul Delphey
Cleveland
More Autos Stolen in Baltimore in 1922 Record
Baltimore May 2 Records at police headquarters show Baltimore saw nearly three times as many automobile thefts in the first four months of 1922 as in the same period of 1921. A total of 381 cars were stolen with 344 recovered, attributed to joy riders rather than organized bands, amid more cars in city ownership than last year.
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Baltimore
Gaither
Plans Completed for Maryland Firemen Convention Frostburg
The Maryland State Firemen's Association announces its thirtieth annual convention to be held in Frostburg June 7 to 9 with Governor Ritchie likely attending the second day. Finance head William E. Gladstone Hitchins reports $1,300 secured for entertainment. Thurlow Todd leads program and amusement committees. Contests include pumping, band, apparatus in line, uniformed company distance, and drill, with substantial prize money.
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Maryland State Firemen'’s Association
Frostburg
Ritchie
William E. Gladstone Hitchins
Thurlow Todd
Champs Meet Local League Stars May 4
Frederick baseball fans will see candidates for the Champs clash with the strongest county amateur nine on Thursday afternoon May 4. Jim Legore will lead the county team as Buck's wards face a tough challenge. A large crowd is expected to watch the youngsters work out and support the team. Regular admission applies and training costs are urged to be covered by fans. Lineup includes Annan, Barrick, B Legore, Hooper, J Legore, Drowning, Smith or Wallis, Cummings, Hauber or Freeze, Beachley. Most players were with last season's county league. Eddis Hooper is the exception.
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Jim” Legore
Buck
Annan
Barrick
B. Legore
Hooper
J. Legore
Drowning
Smith
Wallis
Cummings
Hauber
Freeze
Beachley
Eddis’’ Hooper
Chambersburg
lJast
New Railroad Planned From Mexico Pazhuca to Tampico
A plan announces a railroad to connect the largest milling center in Mexico Pazhuca with Tampico across three states in Mexico. The proposal outlines construction through multiple jurisdictions and aims to link major industrial hubs.
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Mexico
Pachuca
Tampico
The Poised Woman and Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
An older advertisement extols poise as essential to modern womanhood, linking calm nerves and health to social and domestic success. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy based on a supposed understanding of women’s nervous systems.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
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