All Star Blue Ridge picks and regional baseball notes
Waynesboro selects Earl Mack Morris Sat terlee Kaunas Conti Gardner Rawlings Scheminant Bartie Perry Hagger ty Ulrich Harvey Doughan Ozmer Kelley Bartels and Quel Uch as All Star candidates. Martinsburg hosts events with Ban Johnson and Governor Morgan attending the Five State Championship opener as nearby pro clubs arrange post season showdowns and exhibitions.
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Rawlings
Martinsburg
Ban Johnson
Morgan
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War veteran and companion cleared in liquor case
A World War veteran Henry Arnold of Sandy Springs Maryland and Emory Minnick aged 17 were dismissed by Commissioner Supplee on charges of illegal transportation and possession of liquor. Police found a pint bottle with each, but the court did not pursue hip pocket fines. The men had traveled to Baltimore with Minnick's father to obtain an automobile license when liquor was found Harlem Park Saturday. Gertrude Miller, 24, weighing about 190 pounds, is nominated for constable in Ima Ohio.
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Henry Arnold
Sandy Springs
Emory Minnick
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Minnick
Arnold
Harlem Park
Evans Recalls 1919 White Sox as Greatest Team Despite Scandal
CBeaco September 5 The scandal of 1919 lingers for Kid Gleason who believes the 1919 White Sox were the best club ever. He cites players such as Felsbie Jackson Lefty Williams Buck Weaver Eddie Collins Ray Schalk Red Faber and Joe Jackson and laments the 1923 club’s misfortunes. He recalls spring talks with Frank Snyder and Jack Bentley and reflects on how a lack of hitting and pitching cost them pennants.
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Jack Bentley
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South
Joe Jackson
Willams
Buck Weaver
Eddie Cicotte
Cher
Gandii
Risserg
Eddie Collins
Lever
Ray Schalk
Red’ Faber
Spring Appliques Influence Glove Fabrics on Dresses
For spring, appliques of glove fabrics on cotton dresses will be among favored trimmings. Light colors will be appliqued to darker or contrasting shades, signaling a seasonal shift in dress design.
Time Lost and Happiness Missed
Cowper quotes about wishing time spent revoked and regrets about past happiness, followed by a reflection on how crimes crowd out uplifting thoughts. The excerpt ends with a newspaper phrase Say You Saw It In The News.
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Golf Rules Dilemmas On Stance and Relocation Of Ball
A player uses a stone to build a stance on a slope for a better drive raising questions of fair play as to whether this is permissible. The case explores lifting dropping a ball due to sand near a green and the proper procedure when a ball moves with a passing vehicle. It discusses if a player may stand outside tee limits to address a ball teed just inside.
Barred Speech At York For Ford Presidential Push
Dr. R D Griffith who spoke in Frederick for the Ford For President movement faced opposition in York Pennsylvania. He was barred from addressing a crowd at the corner of George and King streets by city authorities. The remark about married life and social chatter reflects local commentary on the episode.
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R. D. Griffith
Frederick
Ford
George and
King Streets
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