Frederick Girls Lead League With 11 0 Triumph
The Frederick high school girls field ball team surged to the Frederick County High School Field Ball League lead by an 11 0 win over Thurmont at Thurmont on Tuesday. Middletown fell from first after losing to Brunswick 6 2 while Brunswick’s Miss Jones scored all six goals for her team.
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Scouts from city visit Baltimore Troop to observe
Eleven focal scout officials and members traveled by auto to Baltimore Tuesday evening to observe Troop No. 21’s work. The Baltimore troop is noted as one of the city and state’s most active and best organized units with a large personnel and long history.
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Max Fisher
George Knock
James Honck
Clark Wisotzki
Colgate Brish
Milton Comfort
Clayton Morgan
Irving Plunkert
August Wriede
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The fragmentary notice hints at a local newspaper advertisement in a historic paper. It mentions a publication name The News and a striking misspelling or typographical error in the source text. No concrete events or dates are readable.
Eagles name additional officers for their quint
The local Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles elects new officers for its basketball team with Dftarri Kennedy as elector manager. Augustus A. Boyne is assistant manager and J Victor Kreh serves as captain and coach. first workout set for Friday November 2 at 6 00 in the First Regiment Armory.
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Augustus A. Boyne
J. Victor Kreh
First Regiment Armory
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Yuesday
Ralph Cramer
Kirk Cramer
Theodore Kreh
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Crawford Falk
Goodman Wills
Moose Celebrate in Brunswick With Lodge Festival
Moose lodge No 1582 event opens Thursday in Brunswick with the Greater Washington DC officers leading ceremonies. Public events include a grand parade on Potomac Street at 8 PM, multiple bands, plane and human fly demonstrations, and a boxing bout as about 3 000 spectators expected.
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Maryland Hunting Season Dates From State Warden
State Game Warden Joe Compte releases dates and rules for Maryland hunting season. Open season covers partridge woodcock rabbit wild turkey ducks geese brant snipe and crow with various month ranges and bag limits. Certain practices are prohibited including night shooting Sunday hunting and shooting from boats.
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Forward Pass After Triple Pass Offensive Football Play
A coach explains a forward pass following a triple pass and notes it may follow a double pass. The back must block after each backward pass, with the right guard delaying as a safety. The long pass aims to wear down a tired defense, ending with Play No. 10 suggesting two throwers.
Regional dates span October to February across counties
Readable text lists date ranges for multiple counties. Montgomery county runs October 15 through January 4, inclusive, while Wicomico and Worcester counties span October 1 to February 1, inclusive.
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Galveston Seeks Rawlings for Baseball Club
Galveston club asks for the services of George Rawlings. Martinsburg president L H Thompson declines to reveal any offer and says Rawlings will not be sold. Marvin Goodwin of the Martinsburg team is said to have a role in the Galveston bid. A stray fact notes a banyan tree sheltering 7 060 men at once.
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Reggie” Rawlings
L. H. Thompson
Martinsburg
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Baseball Cluob
George Rawlings
Rawlngs
Marvin Goodwin
Rawlings
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