Armstrong To Put Hustlers Through Final Workout This Week
Manager Herbert Armstrong and his Hustlers resume daily practices this week at Cumberland Stadium. A Cumberland Colts game is slated for Wednesday with a recent exhibition against Baltimore clubs highlighting a strong, disciplined squad. The club, fresh from a 9 to 8 win over a Frederick City A Star selection, prepares with infield and outfield drills, hitting and baserunning as candidates crowd the field.
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U S Department Urges More Houses for Birds
A Department of Agriculture bulletin urges providing bird houses to aid birds year round. It describes winter and summer needs, water, shallow pools, cement pans, and stone setups. Bird houses support insect control and nesting, with creeling as a broader practice lacking widespread adoption.
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Maryland team routs Middletown High 30 to 2 on State Schnel grounds
Downes led the Maryland State School for the Peat to a 30 2 victory over Middletown High School on State Schnel grounds. The Tigers dominated with strong pitching and timely hits as Middletown misplayed several fly balls and miscues.
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Frederick A. C. In Tie With Florence Nine
The Frederick A. C. baseball team opened its season Sunday against Florence of the Howard County League, using three shifts to evaluate prospects. A thin field and indifferent pitching led to a t-nall deadlock, with Outfielders and infield depth assessed for a strong summer lineup. Manager Wershberger plans an out-of-town schedule on Sundays to further test players.
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Maryland Freshmen vs Naval Academy Moebes game report
In Annapolis Saturday afternoon TeRay Barnick of near Woodsboro led the Maryland Freshmen with two hits in four at bats. Amos Reachies of near Middletown played second base and drew two walks with one error. Heaten Waved contributed two stolen bases and played in the field.
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Johnny’s Rights in a Quick Citizenship Lesson
A classroom scene shows a teacher asking Johnny about rights. Johnny claims two rights, a hand and a foot, sparking a brief exchange on basic civil liberties. The dialogue-style piece highlights the idea of fundamental rights through a child’s humorous misinterpretation.
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Hair Counts and Baldness Advantage Among Hair Colors
The article notes average scalp hair counts by color: fair 140000 to 160000, dark about 105000, red about 30000. It claims a key advantage for redheads is they apparently cannot become bald.
George Simmons Seeks Pro Pitching Start With Mountain Eers
George Simmons, a veteran hurler seen in Martinsburg for a spring trial with the Mountain Eers, has a storied semi pro background with the House of David and Strawbridge and Clothier. Curtis quickly signed him after noting his strong pitching record. Hanratty of Hagerstown will be sidelined several days due to a thumb injury from a practice mishap.
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Olympic start and college results amid chaotic news
France defeated Romania in rugby as 15,000 fans cheered at Colombes Stadium marking opening events of the Olympics. College baseball scores show Navy, Maryland and Johns Hopkins posting wins. a fire alarm in Duquesne, Pennsylvania interrupted a dance party with residents aiding firefighting efforts.
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Nash Six Touring Delivers Unmatched Value at Auto Show
The Nash Six Touring showcases the greatest value Nash has ever produced with a broader, deeper and more comfortable body. Key features include a larger front compartment, wider cushions, extended rear seating, new pocketed top curtains, tools in the left door, improved brakes, smoother clutch, and a valve in head motor delivering power with quiet performance.
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Nash Will Not Knock Its Competitors Invites Comparison
A Nash company at 114 18 W Patrick St emphasizes not knocking rivals but inviting direct comparison. The ad frames the business as confident and customer focused, inviting scrutiny of prices and quality to prove its value.
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