Surprises In Football Roundup From Saturday Games
Maryland teams posted notable results with Mt. St. Marys defeating Duquesne in Pittsburgh and Maryland beating North Carolina State 25 to 12 in Raleigh. Johns Hopkins fell to Cornell as Gilman won Maryland scholastic title at 16 to 6 over Tome.
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Maryland
Mt. St. Mary's Diay
Pittsburgh
Duqueenie University
University of Maryland
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Fray
West Virginia Wesleyan
Johns Hopkins
Cornell
Tome
Gilman
Lawrenceville
Episcopal High School
Will School
Baltimore Poly
Baltimore City College
Winchester High School
Martinsburg High School
Western Maryland
St. Johns
Haverford
Washington
St. Johns Opens Season With Tight Victory Over Company A
St Johns defeated Company A in a rough Armory tilt last Friday night 31 to 23. Lipps, Sauber, and Musante led St Johns while Wie Kreh and Elkins sparked Company A with strong offense. Next game is against Frederick Iron and Steel Co at the Armory Tuesday evening.
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St. John’s
Company A
Armory
Wie Kreh
Elkins
Lipps
Sauber
Musante
St. John’s Nest
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
St. John's
Toppa
Shipley Sauber Elkins Musante
Hartman Decker
Crouse
Seae
John’s
Co. A
William Ereh
Curious Sky Display Draws Hundreds Across City
A broad white cloud stretched across the sky with a ringed moon glow, seen from city and county streets. Bystanders noted a cometlike tail and a smaller northern cloud, calling the odd formation for the season of the year and speculating on possible significance.
No December Card Parties Rais Out by Auxiliary
The American Degen Auxiliary announces December card parties are canceled except for one Thursday event. Mrs George Birely, president, and Mrs Roral Kemp organize arrangements. The sole party will be in the Blue and Grow room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 8 p.m. Home made cakes and candy will be sold to benefit the group.
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Degen
Franeag Scott
George Birely
Roral Kemp
Francis Scott Key
Beng Reccned
Mry Kemp
Birely
Carroll County Education Board Receipts and Disbursements
The Carroll County Board of Education reports receipts for the year ending July 31 1925 totaling 322408.92 with 86766.76 from the State 229540.49 from other sources and 16092.68 from county funds. Disbursements reach 530634.02 with uncollected tuition fares at 1717.98 and unpaid bills totaling 6005.42. A quote from Treve Hving In the country comments on debt and country roads.
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Recse
Board of Education
Carroll County
Frederick City Basketball Trophy Exhibition and Opening Night
The Guidwyna-Cosmopolitan trophy for the Frederick City League champions is on display at the Young Men's Shop on North Market Street. Walter Decker arranged the award with Sparks, president of the league, as opening games set for Tuesday at 8 pm in the First Regiment Armory featuring Eagles versus Knights of Pythmine and St John’s against Frederick Iron and StMint. Women in Great Britain outnumber men by about 2,000,000.
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Guidwyna-Cosmopolitan Moving Picture Corporation
Frederick City
North Market Street
Frederick Ily
Walter Tdecker
City Opera Seuse
Jack) Sparks
Basketball Tongue
City Basketball League
Rivers
Eagles
Knights of Pytbhine Quint
St. John's
Frederick Iron
Sto Mint
Revised League Averages Public Neggie Rawlings Tops Blue Ridge
Neggie Rawlings remains the leading batter with a .276 average after President J W Jamison ordered a correction of numerous errors in the annual stats. Martinsboro tops team batting with .275, Frederick second at .279, and Wayne sboro .27. Keesey and Mack share first base at .987, Tickman of Hagerstown .985. Black leads second basemen with .968, Jarrels tops third base at .131, Jacoby leads outfield at .890, and Rawlings, Rietden, Keyser pace the outfield averages. Pitchers King Harvey Ulrich Munson Sauth and Frank recorded perfect fielding.
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Neggie Rawlings
J. W. Jamison
Martinsboro
Frederick
Waynesboro
Hanover
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Keesey
Mack
Tickman
Black
Martinaburg
Anratty
Maverstown
Jarrels
Gardner
Mtalder
Jacoby
Martinsburg
McNeill
Frederik Club
Rawlings
Rietden
Keyser
King
Harvey
Ulrich
Munson
Sauth
Frank
Oznier
Wills
Kelly
Wulvey
Leading League Pitching Averages Highlight Tightly Contested Season
The league boasted top pitchers with averages of .500 .700 .69 percent and 696 as season leaders. Fielding figures show four clubs performing strongly with Hanover and Mar among notable teams.
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Hanover
Mar
Tinsburg Ties for First Honors in Standings
Tinsburg and Waynesburg share top honors with averages around 955 and 53 dollars respectively. Frederick posts 982, Chambersburg at 94 percent, and Mlagerstown shows MAT values though details are unclear.
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Tinsburg
Waynesburg
Frederick
Chambersburg
Mlagerstown
Mat
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Third Corps
Navy Academy Pifbes
Staunton Military Academy
Charlotte Hall
Shenandoah Academy
Laurel High
Aberdeen Aviators
Elkton
Hiridgeville
O. Dover
Baltimore City
Bucknell
Georgetown
Lesinus
Franklin and Marshall
Delaware
George Washington
Muhlenburg
Catholic University
Gettysburg
Lehigh Valley
Qhuanticg Marines
Haskell Indians
Eastern
Colgate
Syracuse
T. Brown
Tarvard
Andy
Princeton
Columbia
New York Universy Oh
Penn State
University of Pennsylvania
Saarthmore
Stevens
New Hampshire
Bates
Wittshrugh
Washington and Jefferson
Tafayette
Dayton
Dartmouth
Colby
Albright
Susquehanna
Jesugh
Alfred
Legion Auxiliary
Great Britain
Keeley
Sloan
Down In Dixie
The
Carolinas
Georgia
Southland
Upper South
Pinenorst
Asheville
Virginia
Hot Springs
White Sulphur Springs
Camden
Summerville
Asgusta
Savannah
Thomasville
Dixie Land
Georga
Sawanes River
Pennsylramia Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad System
the Standard Railroad OF the World
Velve
Buick
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Jesse W. Kolb
Mer
E. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Frederick Town Savings Institution
U.S
State of Maryland
County of
I. J. Marshall Miller
Abvov
Cained Institution
Marshall Miller
Thomas A Chapline
Notary Pubic
Uriah A. Lough
Rayson E. Bowers
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick Opera House
Suon
Rhursday
I. Dgz2ling
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Geo. T. C. Bell
Court St
Sadiator
Frederek
Wharhssning Bay
Potts & Griffin
Reese
CN Ageas
Thas
Kaufman’s Garage
East
Patrick
Geo. L. Kaufman, Pres
Nash
Used Car Department
Oakland
Republic
Maryland Motor Machine Co
West
Patrick Street
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