Runners Set for Big Frederick Cross Country Race
Weather will decide the success of Thursday’s cross country event in Frederick with 35 to 40 entrants. Handicaps place Mullican two minutes back, Hood 45 seconds, and English 30 seconds, based on prior Thanksgiving times. Route chalking by scouts will guide spectators to the News building start and finish.
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Head of Maryland School
Frederick
North Market Street
Charles Mullican
Christian Association
Mullican
Howard Hood
Maryland
Roy English
Thurmont
English
Boy Scouts
Lewis Moberly
Alton Bennett
C. M. Malone
Edward S. Delaplaine
Bruce Strailman
Company A
Cadets Edge Gettysburg In Nip And Tuck Battle
Cadets outweighed Gettysburg College but fought evenly in a hard kept scoreless struggle. Trout, Clemson and Wilhide spark offense while defense stifles Gettysburg line plunges despite weight advantage. Thanksgiving finale looming as telecast crowd expected and debt balance concerns noted.
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Teim
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Trout
Clemson
Wilhide
Clearsprinng
Cadets
Pos
Guibert
Eacee Hua
Aia Cores Boyson
Nicodemus
L. T.clemens Cromwell
LehGies
L. H
Saltzman Fleischman
Morison
Sheerer
McCleery
Grimes
Cromwell
Maulsby
Princeton
Staley
Rock Hill
Leichert
Mt. St. Mary's
Franklin Savings Bank Report of Condition Frederick Maryland
The report lists assets and liabilities for Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick Maryland as of November 1 including resources such as bonds securities loans and discounts overdrafts and mortgages and judgments of record and a lawful money reserve. Liabilities show weekly deposits deposits subject to check savings and special deposits and contingent interest with totals around 741 448 49. The affidavit by Secretary Gen W Heinlein attests to the accuracy to the best knowledge.
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State of
Maryland
Frederick
W. Heinlein
Do Ademnlo
Egan Singing Pugilist and Thanksgiving Fights
Frederick fighter Kid Alberts prepares for a Thanksgiving bout with Egan and Charley Egan of Washington. Trainer Dick Rainey notes nearly 200 Washington fans watched practice as both Egans train hard and plan further matches in Bethlehem Philadelphia New York and Cleveland. He expects many fans from the capital to travel to Frederick for the bout.
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Kid Alberts
Frederick
Ne Hands Catlin
Charley Egan
Washngton
Thin City
Dick Iuiney
Egan
Kid Egan
Charley
Evry
Mama Dawn
Rainey
Washington
Two Egans
Que
Baithnors
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Charles
Kal Sheeler
Herman Miller
Baltimore
Opening Basketball Game at Armory 1916-17 Season Opener
A large crowd is expected at the Armory for the opening 1916-17 basketball game at 9 o’clock tomorrow. Frede ricks Cowdedge leads the fast team to meet an All Star squad from Hagerstown. Last week the local team lost 29 to 26 to Hagerstown. Manager Lanthierie plans a fine schedule and hopes to announce it soon.
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Armory
Fredericks Cowdege Cvent
Hagerstown
Loeal
Hagerstown Paemn
Lanthierie Array
Gissessan
Nea
Dino
Ste
Predertch College
Down's
Center
Ore Guurde
Schroder
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News Post
Trabascine
Bat
K. Harris
Cornelia Ross
Marion Zeigler
Carolyn Wildman
Regina Haller
Franklin Savings Bank OF
Senay
Geo. W. Heinlein
Chastot
Henne iKs Notary Public
Francis V. Staul
Amos Trner
James Houck
Pugilist
Alberts
College Quint
the Empire
Metro Film Corporation
Viola Dana
Fangletop
Clyde Harmon
Clyde
Johnny Peters
Florence Rose
Gail Kane
the Scarlet Oath
Rf State Bank
Mt. Airy, Md
Frederick, MD
Jefferson, Md
Opera House
Chy Opera House
Clara Kimball
Young
Charlie Chaplin
Francis Bushman and
Beverly Bane
MR Cleery
Norta Market ST. Frederick
Pho
Mek
City Opera House
Metro Company
L. A. Fisher
Grace Cunard
Francis Ford
Ernest Shields
Harry Depp
Miva Cunard
Eileen Sidgwick
Ahan
Alway
Steiff
Knabe
Lester
Schencke
Cambridge
Lehr
Radle
Werner
Vaugh
Kelso
Birely's Palace of Music
Cramers’ Palace of Music
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
H. D. Baumgardner
Harvey E. Smith
West Fifth Street
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