Brunswick Downs Clear Spring in Elimination Battle
Brunswick high school, led by Grams in goal, beat Clear Springs 3 1 to advance in the state elimination series. Rice scored two more after halftime, while Grams thwarted numerous Clear Springs attempts despite a slick, waterlogged field. Brunswick meets Towson next as Barton and Crawford provide the broader title context.
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Grams
Brunswick High School
Railroaders
Frederick County
Clear Springs
Washington
Fame
Cader Field
Graws
Brunswick
Gratis
Grring
Trang
Hat
Rice
Prunswick High
Smith
Selia Affer Chow
Phere
Lioneweall
Towson High School
Baltimore County
Westminster
Barton High
Allegany County
Irtins- Weick High
Washington County
Chamips J
Trunawick
Wimmsport High
Cadet Field
Hancock High
Hagerstown
Enrirs
Snyder
Grane Tard
Tiogan Clark
Fubok
Eyes Smith
AteKeo Barnet
Staller
Souder Cowden Phamas Kreps v
Rive’ Bhank Fleet
Seibert
Tucker Erntz
Staley
Johnson
Snope
Johnnie Newt Tineemen
Miegan
Middletown High School Community Show DrawsLarge Crowds
Unfavorable weather Friday did not deter attendees at the Middletown High School community show. A Twok at fie exhbits crowd exceeded previous years with superior exhibits judged by University of Maryland extension staff. Friday night music featured the Middletown High School band and agricultural students.
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Middletown
Hligh School
I W
Z. E. Metager
Torothy Wamerson
Univer of
Moryland
Middletown High &Chow Band
Vref
Company A Drops Hard Game to Hagerstown Y M C A
The Frederick City Basketball League game saw Company A lose to the Hagerstown Y M C A quint at the First Regiment Armory Friday night 45 to unknown. Morgane led the visitors with strong floor work while Potterfield and Kling contributed on offense and defense. Elkins played solid defense for Company A as the local crowd watched the forthcoming matches on November 27.
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Hagerstown Y. M. C. A
First Regiment
Hagerstown
Morgane
Potterfield
Kling
Tee Kreh
Company Elkins
Frederick City
This City
Erick Iron and Steel Company
Ox Fibra Brush Company
St. John’s Athietic
Ae Wretian
Company A. Hagerstown
Bear chases hunter and trees after wild pursuit
Three men from Catonsville and Frederick road hunt coons near the Tatapsea river. A black bear escapes Arnold Hrinkman’s custody, chases one hunter to a tree, rips clothing as a memento, then retreats into the brush. Earlier a bear killed hunting dogs near Orange Grove.
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Arnold Hrinkman
Catonsville
Theamas Lette
Ederick Rond
Uml Eges Lane
Calaisville
Fritz Rathieer
Sam- Mil A ¥aNe
Tonsville
Janis Morvsberger
Frederick Road
Catansville
Coons
Woodstock
Lelie
Scout Troop Organizing at Local School
Initial steps toward organizing a boy scout troop have been taken. Halph F L Jurdett and Prof Tryrties promote the effort with Scout Executive Oscar E Grave. The troop will meet at the school after classes. 2 to 40 boys have signaled intent to join.
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That Seloat
Halph FL Jurdett
Tryrties
Agricultund Department
Oscar E. Grave
One jailed two fined for shooting affray
Juln Junes and two others were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith near New Market for shooting affray. All three were fined five dollars each, while Jones remained in jail awaiting February grand jury action.
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Charles W. Smith
Jus Frome
New Market
Sach Ani
George Bowe
Albert Peach
Cate Depurty
EL Falconar
Lew Market
Gajal
Jones
Bartholowe
Dursey
Dorsey
Fogeller Bowen
Beet
Statlanes
Dhorsey
Hhey
Tage
Revelver
al Taresev
Plis
Smith
Tie
Sersey
Tntlf
Tower
Tenet
Jlustlee Falconer
Earth
Bills to ban road advertising signs proposed by Mackall
State law commissioner John Noe Mackall proposes a bill to prohibit advertising billboards along roadways citing safety and visibility concerns. He cites examples of signs causing confusion and urges a Minnesota style ban to keep landscapes clear for drivers. A Gettysburg College football game is noted in unrelated items with players named.
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John Noe Mackall
Smb
Qhio Simons
Gettysburg
Dent
Gallanded College
Washington
Ely Ote Gottesbure
Gettysburg College
Walter Darvall
Harry Creager
Kar Renson
Russ Marr
Jeas
Paris Fashions Favor Slim Lines in 1924 Styles
Paris reports say winter openings favor straight slim silhouettes with long coats and simple lines. Velvet and knitted fabrics such as velours de Smyrne and tricot blends appear in tailored dresses and wrap coats, while plump figures face a disadvantage as fashion centers on a snug fit. A Ford roadster wreck occurred on Brunswick Petersville estate road with no injuries.
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Paris
A. P
France
Ford
K. M. Sowers
Brunswick-Petersville
School House
Middletown
Brunswick
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Shining Light
City
Hunter
Black Sear
Thurmont Organi
Japan
Mackall
Avery Stout
H. D. Baumgardner
Auto Delivery
North Market ST
jScrapple
Frankforts
Cecal & Ips
Sauer Kraut
Barbara Fritchie
Maryland Theatre
W. L. C. Fisher
Jes
Art Acord
Oregon Trail
Great Northwest
Cualther Nol
Span Latiel
Stan
M . Neal Wart
Eileen Sedgwigck
Chimney Butte
Department of Jupiter 2
West Virginia
Roy Grove
Southern
Pennsylvania
Points
Co. E. Culler CO
Seeger & Company
South Market
Frederick, Md
Quaker City Cleaning & Dyeing
Fredericktown
Kaufman’s
East
Patrick
Kackman, Pres
Gen-Megr
United States
Broad St
Philadelphia
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