Frederick Pith Team Eliminates Wil amport in Classic Tie
Frederick Cadets and Williamsport battled through two hours of play as the defense held and the offense found chances. Eiker, Landis, and Wed ge anchored Frederick’s defense while Harsh, Castie, and Summers supported the inners, with Landis making key saves in goal. The teams finished tied as the Fort Wayne area clubs faced a hard-fought semifinal.
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Frederick A. 6 Firemen Defeated by Martinsburg Visitors
A scrambled account notes Frederick A. 6 falls to Martinsburg visitors in a tight, decisive hockey style contest. The clash sees neither side clearly dominant, with late scoring by Frederick A. 6 unable to overturn the visitors.
St Thomas College Beats Mary in Football Tilt
St Thomas College defeats St Marys in a rugged football game with Hanlon Rabson and Velton scoring. key drives include a first quarter touchdown and a second quarter pass play Robson to Jiuation, as St Thomas builds a lead and later adds a final score from a 20 yard pass. The play featured fumbles and punts as both teams traded advances and defensive stops.
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Lassman Better After Injury At Tech Game
Captain Al Lassman of New York University suffered a head injury in the Care gic Tech game and was taken to a hospital in semi conscious condition. Physicians reported he showed improvement and remained hopeful for further recovery by midday today after hours of unconsciousness.
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Fragmentary notice on fatal incident with unclear details
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SATIPMAY GAMES CAUSE QF SURPRISE
A chaotic recap of college and prep football and baseball results from multiple schools. Notable upsets include Harvard over Yale in a tense football clash and Washington’s big win in Philadelphia. Maryland and Holy Cross posted decisive scores while other teams across the region posted varied results.
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Mountaineers Clinch 6-0 Victory Over Devitt Prep
Nov 25 at Echo Field featured a hard fought game as Mountaineers edged Devitt Prep 6-0. O'Dea connected with Dowd for the touchdown after halftime. extra point blocked. Both teams traded punts in a tight second half as Mountaineers held on for the win.
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Mountaineers Ready for Basketball Season
ReceSabarg Nov 35 reports Barkerbeil Bl fellow Chem oo She eels of fo0te & Mouht Bt Bars Coleg Labs "The Betas..." outlines team expectations. Kerrigan out, Semler Ker Is Digomte, Meath] to center, Ryscavage and McGarrigan at forward, Cavanaugh may join guards. Schedule includes two pre-Christmas games against Blue Ridge College and Penn State Forestry.
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Buddy" McGarrigan
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Calla
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Penn State Forestry
State forest land goals and private ownership issues
Officials propose expanding state forest lands to counter private ownership. A meeting of the Walton League discussed acquiring acres with a $200000 budget for 1920, aiming to protect, reforest, and apply forest principles. The Forestry Department notes 2,000,000 acres mostly privately held, with large owners indifferent to sustained timber crops, driving state leadership.
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Frederick Bowers
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Besley
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Maryland
Frederick Woman Gets Whitest Washes Says Rinso User
A Frederick Maryland resident Mrs Charles Ickreh of 137 West South Street praises Rinso as a real work saver for the family wash. She soaks overnight then rinses to achieve the whitest wash with minimal effort and no boiling or scrubbing. The ad touts Rinso as safe for fabrics and economical in tubs or machines, endorsed by washer makers.
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