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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1923

Page

8

Frederick's Moguls Plan First Truly New Team in Frederick

Frederick's baseball club aims to rebuild after a disappointing season. Eight players form the nucleus for a fresh start as the club plans to assemble a pennant contending team. The club sold three players for about 2000 dollars total and named a players committee led by Frank K. Schmidt with Dr. O Hendrix and Charles Segaloff.

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Mountaineers Abroad Face Queene University In Pa.

Mt St Marys College football team travels to Waitisburgh, Pa to meet Queene University. Coach Walter H Halas hopes for a win to boost the season as the Mountaineers hold three victories and four losses. They will be guests of the Pittsburgh Area during their stay.

Mt. St. Mary's Waitisburgh Havuie Shequesne University Walter H. Halas Mountaineers Lucus Pittsburgh St. Mary's Pilsburgh Ata

Potter to Head Club at Waynesboro Again

Potter will again lead the Blue Ridge League Villagers for 124, with John B. Bader as vice president and W. T. Strauss as treasurer. The eight officers plus Frank Petrie and Mark Landis form the executive committee. Potter was elected to represent the club at the Chicago convention. A New York scientist subscribed to a clipping service for coal news and received one about a man suing his wife after she hit him with coal.

Ken Potter Tage Ball Waynesboro Blue Ridge League Oter John B. Bader Tremborson W. T. Strauss Frank Petrie Mark Tf. Landis Chicago New York Service Bureau

Manor gossip over vanished pearl brooch

A narrator laments distrust and recalls a maid who vanished with a pearl brooch said to have been smuggled last autumn, while a friend expresses sympathy and asks for details. The exchange frames a small episode of alleged dishonesty and misplaced trust.

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Football Games Scheduled Today in Colleges and Universities

A list of principal college football games set for today across the East West and Midwest regions. matchups include Amherst vs Williams at Williamstown, Dartmouth vs Colby at Hanover, Harvard vs Brown at Cambridge, Princeton vs Yale at New Haven, Notre Dame vs Butler at South Bend, Oklahoma vs Texas at Austin, Michigan State vs Wisconsin at Madison, Alabama vs Louisiana State at Baton Rouge, NC State vs Maryland at Raleigh, and many other pairings in cities nationwide.

Boston College Villanova Boston Dartmouth Colby Hanover Colgate Syracuse Curd Columbia New York City New York Cornell Johns Jopkins Ithaca Harvard Grown Cambridge Mass Penn State Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington & Jefferson Pitsburgh Princeton Yale New Traven Cann Rutgers Boston University New Brunswick West Virginia St. Louis Morgantown W. Va Far West Arizona Southern California Los Angeles Colorado Aggies Colorado, Mines Denver Deaver University Colorado College Colorado Springs Col Fdaho Stanford Palo Alto Calif Vtah Colorado University Salt Lake City Utah Aggies Wyoming Farande Wye Washington Calfornia Washington University Missouri Drake Kansas Lawrence

SilentEes Win First Game of 1923 Season

The Silentees defeated Frederick tah School by twenty three to eleven in a basketball opening night contest. Marylana State School for the Twat team showed strong passing and defense with notable plays from Winebrewer Pfeiler and Forney. Referee Major Wriede presided as substitutions and lineups produced a lively early-season clash.

Marylana State School Avery Frederick Bellie Kline Wey Guard Houck Teele Kite Cor Smaumders Carter Kine Prengle Foe Kline Reelke Forney Winebrewer Pfeiler Field gogle—Saunders Ur Mawarthy Rosenberg Smith Raelke Ty Kline Es Werlhy Pune Vo Minte Halve Major Wriede Canweod

New Golf Course to Open in Spring Near Frederick

The Catoctin Country Club near Frederick plans a spring opening for a new nine hole golf course after a year of construction. The layout spans rolling terrain with natural hazards and artificial bunkers, rated by pros as among Maryland’s sportiest.

Catoctin Prederick Fle Clap Maryland C. T. MacMinster Lab Vriday

Juniors Defeat Sophomores In 2 1 Soccer Match

The Junior team beat the Sophomores 2 to 1 on Cadet Field Thursday. Deraty Shipley scored both Juniors goals, one from the Belt and one from a penalty. Jacks scored the Sophs lone goal. Angleberger excelled in goal for the tenth graders.

Ienan Sophs Capt Deraty Shipley He Jacks Goa Angleberger Mr Shipley Foxy Sophes Wuphomores Soee Kitne Smith Hauks UFR Yunger Brown Weddle Mobler Matliewn

Te Mother and Ceseeeeseeees Bell Wheips Score Report

A partial game record lists teams Te Mother and JL with players Thomas Hansen Fox Devilbiss Wetzel Rasburg and Jacks DL Shipley as captain. Time of half minutes shows a 27 to JL score with Shipley scoring field goals and a penalty goal. referee Breugle is noted.

W.ceee Bell Ker Thomas Hansen Fox Devilbiss Wetzel Rasburg Jacks Shipley M. Shipley B. Shipte

Poultry Specialist to Speak at Feagaville Grange Event

Rice from the University of Maryland will join Grange and Farm Bureau speakers at Feagaville this evening at seven. A poultry ca reason demonstration is planned on the Ley I Stull farm in Utica Mills Tuesday at 2 PM. Mrs. Alice Curlice Moyer-Wing, head of Missouri Industrial Inspection, is expected to seek a congressional nomination that year.

Feagaville WY. OH Rice University of Maryland Grange and Farm Bureau Ley I Stull Utica Mills Alice Curlice Moyer-Wing Missouri State Department of Industrial Inspection Congress

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