Sank Arrives for First Exhibition Game Thursday
Jack Sank returns to lead the squad in the first exhibition game set for Thursday at McCurdy Field. He faces competition from Jordan and Chatsey for the third sacker role as the team prepares under Buck for the season. Fans will see how the new charges perform against the strong O. club from Baltimore in a prep scrimmage.
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Ilil
Rank
Jordan
Chatcey
Butt Jack
Ramaeystes
Strain and Fullis Report for Training Camp
Strain and Fullis report for training describe Jacke Strain and Chick Fullie arriving at Frodec te for workouts. Both veterans of the de2a team ready for practice and expected to push the squad, with references to early season form, potential lineup, and the pace of the camp.
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Plostler
Jacke
Chick Fullie
Frodecte
Amd
Mieh
Han
Sievin
Dangerius
Phen Hin
Eietch
Siti
Uhlek Fallsive
Tlusilere
Eutiehder
Officials For Co Field Meet Amid Regional Announcements
A scramble of names and titles outlines officials for the Colorado Field Meet to be held Tuesday at the Pabe Gayaanda. Highlights include superintendent Ge HKlexd Palmer, Mayer Lloyd C.] ermler, and various clerks and prize custodians. The article also notes the Southern tenative pennant chase with the Athkoita Crackers winning four straight from Chatman and previews Seattle's annual Sportsmen's Show and a forthcoming exposition.
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Folbeings
Thy Pede
Enek Coutty
Pabe Gayaanda
Prat
Ge Hklexd
Palmer
Venek Joti
Jolliffe
Pheneltin
Mary Vrdamieg
Reorer
Prof
Ass’ptant Winvhren Jone
Ferber Thiariis Mwai Benta
Amnoitem
Moherty
Bon. Das
If Riesell Yau
Cusnadiin
David G. Wyerteurt
Chayrman
Tineke Med Piel
Mitten
Wyk
Press Luncheon Held Today by Hanover Area League
The Habover Country Club hosts the annual Hine Ridge League press luncheon in Hanover, with President damlson welcoming attendees. The event features entertainment, talks by members, and plans for the league’s first postwar gathering, while a New York Times report notes broader sports and city activities.
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Habover
Hanover
Thea.cink
Abbottatown
Damlson
Daii Loan
Diresiene
Helder
The
Teiders
Profesus
Tatlogie
Hi Li Seen As One Of Coming Games By Billy Evans
Miami April WW reports on the rising sport of Hi Li described as the world fastest sport. The piece explains the three sided court gear and basket style serve, plus details on players Gilda Cray and Mateo, noting the game’s resemblance to handball and tennis and the need for early training.
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Hi-Li
Billy Evans
Miami
Ila
Florida
Ps UT
New York
Ttme
Home Run Records Hint at Slow Start for 1925 Season
NEA report from New York notes early 1925 baseball shows improved homer rates in the AL vs 1924 but Ruth faces slow start. Observers see fences as unchanged. Ruth may struggle to beat his 49 home runs set in 1921 era. Analysts point to May onset and season handicap delaying record progress.
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NEA Barvice
New York
Jby
Hore Fleuros
Mle
Amertieat
Bleydier
USA
An Wil Teanansihte
Rome
Cn King
Cis
Vineet
Hell
Cardinal
Williams
Siedee
Witte
Pirates
C . Ehath
Ruth
Baba Ruth
Teast
Unclear early 20th century sports calendar fragment
Fragmentary list of events mentions Maryland jockeys at Phnlico and Jamaica, Lexington races, Mohile championship, Phil Landour Horse Show, Tuatatio kennel and chess masters tournament. Several names and places are garbled, leaving an outline of upcoming sport and show events with no coherent schedule.
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Maryland
Phnlico
Jamaica
Reutarky Jockey Club
Elaces
Lexington
Pat
Lengo
Michio Lpecie
Mohile
Phil- Landour
YO Kennel Club
Tadon-Daden
Bos On Vl
Fredericktown Savings Institution Officers 1926 List
Fredericktown Savings Institution names officers for 1926 headed by Jacob Rohrback as president with J Marshal Miller as vice president and secretary Edwin O Markell as vice president and assistant secretary Thomas A Chapline as teller Howard M Albaugh as discount clerk F Ross Myers and Joseph T Griffin as tellers Carl W Snook and George T Cramer as bookkeepers Gerald G Remsberg listed among staff.
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Jacob Rohrback
J. Marshal Miller
Edwin 0. Markell
Thomas A. Chapline
Teller
Howard M. Albaugh
F. Ross Myers
Joseph T. Griffin
Carl W. Snook
George T. Cramer
Gerald G. Remsberg
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Jack Sank
McCurdy Field
Chan
Cey
John
Jarky
Frederick
Connecticut
Co.FieldMeet
Teloving
Norpod
Athkoita Crackers
Heist
Chatman
Seattle
Tnd
Blue Ridge
Chuernina
Newyrek
Puraneet
Providence
Traverier
Mena Pons
Aesneda Thom
Mieserdes Yy
Juvteo
Presenti G
Gilda Cray
Mateo
Gilda
Reddit Moyet
Ines
Jilli
CPO
Guada Ghay Ang
Tennia
Ave
Dierel
Sarazett
Fredericktown
George M. Cohan
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Cigaretx
Liggett & Royers Tobaccn Co
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