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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
6
Jesse Sweetser defeated Chick Evans 3 up 2 to play to win the national amateur title last year. The article also explains that a stymie occurs when an opponent’s ball blocks a putt and discusses penalties for stamping down grass to improve a shot in match play versus medal competition.
Baseball results show Philadelphia Athletica 53 Chicago 3 Hasty Perkins Thurston Crouse. New York 4 St Louis 3 Jones Schang Vangilder Severeld. Boston 5 Detroit 4 Pillette Bassier Murray Picinich Hal loway Bassier Piercy Devermer. Detroit 2 Boston 2 in 24 innings darkness. Standings list New York 93 48 660, Washington 68 71 489, Cleveland 73 62 141, Athletes 61 76 445, Detroit 70 66 614, Chicago 61 76 445, St Louis 68 69 496, Boston 55 1 404.
In Cincinnati Philadelphia the first game ended 8 to 7 with Glazer Henline Luque and Hargrave the Cincinnati battery. The second game saw Benton Wingo Ing and Wilson win for Cincinnati as they defeated Philadelphia. In Chicago Brooklyn won 9 to 7 over Chicago with Grimes Taylor Wheeler and O Farrell pitching. Standings show St Louis 73 68 518, Cincinnati 86 59 593, Brooklyn 69 71 493, Pittsburgh 59 42 2.
The Frederick High School Orchestra, directed by Prof. Nevin M. Biser, reorganized for the 1923-24 scholastic year with eleven members at initial practice and 3 to 4 more expected. The group traces its origins to 1908 and has maintained a continuous 15-year existence. Members include Kirk Rowe, Courtenay Fox, Gordon Spurrier, John Cramer, Richard Baumcardner, Casper Cline, Clarke Derilbiss, Maxwell Everhart, Isaac Hankey, Tiago Robert Eisenhauer.
The piece advises on gear for hunting across regions. It covers clothing by climate, footwear with calks for mountains, and camouflage tones like khaki. It emphasizes a good field glass and proper rifle or shotgun choices including a 30 30 for deer and bear and large calibers for moose.
Rumors swirl that W G Country Morris may manage the Terriers next year while Martinsburg questions its leadership and finances. Norman McNeill possibly moves to Waynesboro as deals surface with 3500 dollars paid for Harvey and Willis, with Willis returning to Martinsburg for further seasoning.
Clear Dale residents share weekend visits with York and Littledown families. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knader and daughters Doris and Evelyn joined Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Straley. G B Zech and family, Arthur Sipe, and William Straver were among York visitors. Luther Spargler and daughter Mary visited Claude Snyder, while Oliver Hesson and Esther Bair spent Sunday with Milton Study.
Horace B Cheney compares American silk makers to Renaissance artists as he recalls Cellini's reception at Francis I court. He notes France’s influence on art and fashion from 1540 and suggests American soldiers in World War I era carry French artistic sensibility in textiles. A separate line adds that ten years is the average career span for a professional football player in England.
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