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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
6
Middletown prepares to challenge a fast Hancock Booters squad at Church Street School. Defense and tempo will shape the matchup as local players Wright and Walker vie for key roles.
The Eagies streak ends as Garbers Bakery dominates two of three games on Diam atieys Tuesday night. Hartran posts 326, while Eagies total 438 and 313 in Garbers 530 433 split, with multiple players contributing for the visitors.
Garber's Baker led last night with high scores as Gulf Pride faced Farmers in Thursday games. Crs i Laundhes and GL Baking Co. played three games apiece while Su dropped total pin fall in a strike-filled match. The misfits remain second in standings as Jona Guages posted the best individual score, while Rentwel and Kesey shared strong efforts.
President Jenison plans to travel to Montreal for the National Association meeting where he will discuss insights from the gathering. Upon return he will address local clubs and share views on aiding small clubs and future entries for next season.
In a Tuesday game at the Wasnesboro gymnasium the Wasnesboro five routed Potomac Edison 53 to 15. Rip Engle of Frederick led the visitors as they struggled from lack of practice, while Wasnesboro controlled every period and earned a decisive win.
The county 4-H club council plans a winter basketball league with about 150 members aiming to begin soon. Earl Mercer Braddock will preside as the council considers forming a formal league and related policies. Officers will be elected at the biannual meeting around Christmas.
James A. Grove son of Mr and Mrs W C Grove former Frederick high school track star scored nine points in three events to finish as the second highest individual scorer at the international field meet in Peking China. The U S Marines won the meet with 61 points and Grove helped by earning a gold medal in the 100 meter dash and a silver roving cup after tying with Papais the Italian entrant in the high jump. Frederick south also earned a medal as a member of the 80 meter relay team which won in one minute 39 1 2 seconds. Grove is a member of the Marine orchestra.
The article discusses league actions and elections with references to President Jamison and J V Jamii. It notes a potential re election in December and concerns for smaller leagues seeking help via a zone method.
Frederick Athletic Club meets Walbrook A C at McCurdy Field while Brunswick Railroaders face Cumberland Erie at EBW Stadium Brunswick improved under first year, winning 33 0 over Blue Ridge College and 6 0 against Harpers Ferry Independents Cumberland Elks strong in a 0 0 deadlock with Brunswick Action starts 230 P M Maryland Navy clash features a long range stemma of Liberty play with Evans and Berger executing a 16 yard gain on a goal drive
A step by step craft note explains how to fashion a dressy monogrammed cuff and collar detail using double chiffon georgette or similar fabrics. Outline a modern monogram pattern, replace three initials with a simple motif, trace, and sew on gold or silver sequins to create a party ready frosting for a frock.
The road once known as the New York and Harlem railroad ran from Prince Street to Yorkville and Harlem with horse cars, similar to an English stagecoach. It started under 1831 charter, operated as a two hour car, briefly changed to four signal cars, resumed after eight years, and remained New York’s sole horse car line until 1852. By 1856 electric street railways began replacing horse power.
The narrative notes that Calot of Precden has served on the board for years and earned respect from many members. It mentions a hard-won proving, a national board context, and notable figures associated with the organization.
A cryptic notice mentions names including Bert and Eli Ings tied to a poetic launch or project. The fragment hints at a collaboration or event linking a poet figure and a rope theme. Further context is unreadable in the fragment.
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