Maryland State School for the Deaf Opens Season On Home Floor
The quint representing the Maryland State School for the Deaf prepares for the season opener at 7 30 p m on their home floor against Frederick High School Alumni five from Frederick Daily Basketball League. Coach Harry G Jeason leads returning players Serio Ovinski Smith Drinks and others as they shape up for a strong year. The team will not join the city league this season and will face quints from Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia and southern Pennsylvania. The opponent features Austin Osworthy center Happy Roelke Eugene Sanders Arthur Forney and William Kline.
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Quint
Maryland
Muclens Fey
Frederick H Hgh
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Austin Osworthy
Happy Roelke
Eugene Sanders
Arthur Forney
William Kline
Cadets Hope To Put Fast Team On Court This Season
Frederick Bagh School basketball candidates hold daily workouts in the new high school auditorium under Principal and coach Prof. W. K. Klingaman. Captain Austin Elworthy is the only letterman back from last year as nineteen players compete, including Frank Carter James Hench Richard Townsbury Lester Patman Adrian McCardell Preston Poole Charles Bell Dorsey Stipler George Paxson George Grove Bernard Tory John Fransen James Walter Philip Wertheimer Crawford Rhoads Kink Fiawe Charles Ingle and Austin Esworthy.
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Frederick Bagh
W. K. Klingaman
Bark
Austin Elworthy
Y.M. Co
Boxing and wrestling classes announced at local institution
Physical Director Alvin Quinn of the Talbot MLC announces special boxing and wrestling classes to open at the institution. The sessions will be held every Thursday night with Richard Tiarrison leading boxing and Charles W. Kehne directing wrestling. Quinn is enrolling members for both activities.
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Alvin Quinn
Richard Tiarrison
Wll
Charles WW
Kehne
Quinn
Truck Wrecks at Thurmont Crossing In Collision
The truck of R N Baxter a merchant of Thurmont was struck by a Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company trolley at the crossing near the Western Maryland station Thurmont Tuesday afternoon about 2 o clock. The driver did not receive serious injuries and was assisted at the scene.
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R. N. Baxter
Thurmont
Trolley Crash In Libertytown Causes Vehicle Wreck
A trolley failed to stop at a crossing in Libertytown and struck a vehicle driven by an Indian man, overturning the cart. The car remained undamaged while the truck was wrecked. no injuries were reported. Also notes an upcoming Liberty town banquet with music and speaker at 7 PM on November 28.
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Frederick
Woodsboro School Improvement Association Plans Special Meeting
The Woodsboro School Improvement Association schedules its regular monthly meeting at the schoolhouse Friday at 7 30 p m with a special program. Prof J Biehl will speak and outside talent will present music and readings. The event invites the public from Woodsboro and nearby areas.
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Woodsboro School Improvement Association
J. ©. Biehl
East Church Street
Woodsboro
Quack Quack Mockery Spooks Doctor and Coachman
A doctor and his Irish coachman drive by a duck pond. The coachman complains of the ducks mocking him with quacks. The physician questions why they should hate the birds, noting no harm from them.
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