Mage School Booters Have Chance at Title
The underdog Predesick enter the pennant chase as the only object of the fury. Coach Betty Borles leads the Valleyttes in a field battle at Cadet Field with Middletown and Frederick squaring off. Bowling and defense highlight the play as Frederick’s girls overpower the Wal Jerites, while Middletown’s single score comes late. The large crowd enjoyed a marching band parade before the game and the day’s results included Frederick’s 14 victory over Mic town and Brunswick at Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usimsy
Tori
Middletown
Iste
Bowlus
Valleyttes
Betty Borles
Teiapau
Auddietown
Valleytties
Frederick
Magahisa
G. Fentonartis
Local Social Notes From Daysville Area
Mr and Mrs Barry Nichols of Fr St hosted a gathering on Friday with Mr Earne and Mr and Mrs Alsaza Shater and Mr and Mrs Hany Nichol receiving in Virginia. Mr Frank Dorrow visited friends in Breecies on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Steinemres and Mr ends Mrs Alonza Braddock Heights attended. Mr and Mrs Eat Harp and family visited Predetick on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Nichols
Earne
Alsaza Shater
Hany Nichol
Virginia
Frank Dorrow
Elmer Steinemres
Alonza
Braddock Heights
Pua Nine Clubs and South Play in Bridge Puzzle
A fragmented bridge problem describes North and South in a five card endgame with spades and diamonds. The solution notes South can lose or win depending on opening play. The text trails off with garbled commentary on discarding and trick counts during the hand.
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Qatar
Soach
Exsr
North
Omuce
Noth
South
Toyguid
Western Maryland rests squad after bitter Schuylkill game
Coach Batlow ordered a full rest for Weser and the Western Maryland team after a hard fought loss in the Schuylkill encounter. Captain Weal led the effort with standout guard Bob Van Buren, praised by Harlow as among the nation’s best. Havens injury forces a lineup change. Macheuner could assume center duties in a week.
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Weser
Western Maryland
Batlow
Schuylkill
Weal
Bob van Buren
Harlow Hen
van Buren
Bates
Gommak
Charlie Havens
Macheuner
Terrors
Steadti
Heavy L Birrell and the San Francisco clash in major league dreams
The article recounts ODTS Heavy L Birrell and Dunn discussing the sale of players from a Cleveland team. It notes the San Francisco club had previously sold Jimmy to the New York Giants, highlighting the era's player value. Dunn emphasizes building a top minor league system to hand to his son Jack, planning to retire gradually while staying connected to the game.
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Tare Hla
Iife
San Francisco
Jimmy
Tt York Giants
Duan
O'Connell
Dunn
Jack
Jack Nunn
Relay Race 10 Held With Armistice Events
Armistice day relay events outline a relay with teams from Frederick high, Frederick High School Alumni, and Maryland School for the Deaf. Competitors include players such as Frederick high school: B Howard, Bob Moss, Herb Efker, Marnard Summers. The course includes baton handoffs between tracks and a final parade at 230. The winning team earns a cup to hold permanently after three-year victories.
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RSS Ney
Eestor
Dash
Ederlex High School
Silentees
Silenteess
Frederick Hh School
Ted Biser
al Ford
Dorsey Saipley
Paul Roderick
Gordon Spurr
Anthony Murrone
Frederick High School
Howard
Bob Moss
Herb Efker
Marnard Summers
Bob Weddle
Calvin Lohr
Maryland School For the Deaf
Norris Lowe
Fragmented History Snippet Finds Voice in Scribbled Notes
A garbled, era-spanning snippet mentions a boy's pneumonia death shaping his father, a golf undefeated streak in Maryland, a boxing matchmaking claim, and Tennessee beating Alabama. It also notes a reckless scramble for scrap iron in 1927 with an estimated 25 million tons, all conveyed in disjointed lines.
Little Green Capsule Ad Claim for Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement promotes Allenrhu No. 2 as the “little green capsule” that supposedly relieves rheumatic pain. It claims rapid effects with one capsule per hour for ten hours then as directed, urging readers to insist on the genuine product and warning against substitutes.
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Jas
Fragmented public notice from old ad text
A damaged OCR fragment describes a medical or product notice about a chemical or remedy. It references evacuations and taste changes, mentions two drugstores in Bexar, and notes a price of 25 cents for today. The unclear ad tone suggests a dated medical or patent remedy promotion with limited legible details.
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Mage School
Wwe
Tao Ang
Barc
Sap
Chet Bowers
Senvor Counte Soccer League
Brunswick
Thurmont
Mic toWn Ff
Brustick
Soerer
Storm Hightman
Summers Gladhul
Bowlus HB
Boysr
Kefauver
Zimmerman
Weddle Kearns Brown Adalt
Gilbert W. Moss
Ogleny Bowers
Bert
Hiddietown
E. Krant M. Magaha
G. Hares
We van Fee
Grossickie
Ea Ib
Tom
RW A
Wachtel Baumigardy
Corum
CE Rice
Ibacgh
Sitter
O'Hara
Fiook
Wea
Adams
Gchtel
D. Fook
D. Fook. Goals—& Krantz, A 4 ; E Albeugh, 2; van Fotsen. 3: A. Albaugh
H. Castle
ML Magana
Feree
Miss Miles
P. A L. Thner
Mises
Boric
Rhodes
Williamson
Middlesowa Trarmort
Claba T. Pa
Daysville
Imore Stadium
Vpass
Nelson
England
Birrell
Ormvie
Mar
Cfect Sa
ELS Shey
Deno
Venera
Cleveland Clays Ie Owas
Dann
Gritte
Dee Diese
Maryland
Joe Beckett
United States
Tom McArdle
Rickard
Jim Slattery
Tuffy Griffths
Slattery
Rob Norland
Tennessee
Alabama
Gates
Army
Grant
Frederick Sharmacy
Money Back Bass
FiSk
LEE Automotive Sales, Inc
Frederick, MD
Howie Sow
Expert Radio and Electrical Service
Roger F
Lips
FONE
Bowe J
South Market Street
Edmonston Studios
Washington
Bexar Drug Store
Witamaon's Drug Store
Lucy
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Hanes
Hanes Cuffa
Merichild
Tania
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Hanes Underwear
Doll Brothers
North Market Street
Fredericktown
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
North Market
A. E. Fisher
East Patrick St
Seeger & Company
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