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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1923

Page

6

$80,000 For Baseballs In Major League Season

New York reports expenses for supplying baseballs in 1923 will approach $80,000 across both major leagues. An observed St Louis game used 68 balls pitched by Danforth, with many deemed defective. Fans confiscate some foul balls, stands roughen balls, and batters frequently request umpires inspect balls, driving rising costs noted by NL owners.

NBA Service New York St. Louis Pave Danforth Danforth

County football season opens Saturday at Echo Field

The 1923 county football season kicks off on Saturday September 29 with Mt St Marys Preps vs Baltimore Polytechnic Institute at Echo Field Emmitsburg. The Preps seek a repeat win after last year’s hard fought Baltimore Poly victory and a Saturday schedule setups with most games on afternoons. The Frederick County High School Soccer League also moves toward an opening with seven or eight teams, though the schedule remains unfinished.

Thurmont Club Frederick County League Junior Fire Company Frederick City Twilicht Teague Mt. St. Mary's Preps Baltimore Polytechnic Institate Gridiron Warriors Echo Field Emmitsburg Hhonors Baltimore Poly Baltimore Mt St. Mary’s College Frederick County High School

Frederick High School Sets Up Strong Soccer Team

Thirty candidates trained at Cadet Field under Yale coach Professor Touchton with three hours of drills on scrum formation and goal kicking. Professor William Aldridge led a platform talk, naming Dorsey Shipley captain and Glenn Stull manager for the 1923 season amid hopes for a strong squad.

Frederick High School Cadet Field Touchton Baltimore Yale University William Aldridge Touchten Dorsey Shipley Glenn Stull Eit So

Stymie rules and twigs on the putting green explained

A golf guide explains removing impediments on the green when not yet on the surface and outlines when a stymie exists. It states that a player may remove twigs on the green even if his ball is nearby or not yet on the green, and details the six inch rule for resting balls and lift or play options.

Bridling Tongues Warned by Magistrate Wood in West Sixth Street Row

Two women, Mary Harper and Frances Ambrose, stood trial in police court on West Sixth street for disturbing the peace by cursing Sunday evening. Harper was found guilty with a $10 fine suspended, Ambrose acquitted. Judge Wood warned that profanity on the street will not be tolerated and arrests will be swift.

Marx Mary Harper Frances Ambrose Allen M. Wood West Sixth Street Justice Wood Irances Ambrose Jeannie Onley Autbrage Tainter

Dollings Officials Sued Over Unearned Dividends

In Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Thomas R White receiver alleges seven Dollings subsidiaries received unearned dividends. Defendants include G Benham Dwight Harrison F D Connelley John R Wilbanks Charles D Richardson and L J Schumaker. Subsidiaries cited include Commercial Track and Truck Service Cranetoa Cream Phoenix Tron Works American Bronze and McCambridge. two are in receivership.

Suite R. L. Dollings Company Pennsylvania Common Pleas Court Philadelphia Thomas Reaburn White Dollings Company Whilgim G. Benham Dwight Harrison F. D. Connelley Seles John R. Wilbanks Columbus Ohio Charles D Richardson Pittsburgh L. J. Schumaker RR. L. Dollings Company Dorlings Company Nea Isgai Commercial Track Company Commercial Truck Service Company Cranetoa Cream Company Phoenix Tron Works Company Mer Aan American Bronze Corporation McCambridge Company

Local Boys In Law School At Maryland

Frederick county residents join the University of Maryland Law School opening as seniors and intermediates. Leon Biser New Market John Poole Tramsville Charles E Moslan Bronawick Forrest Brown Frederick Wilbur McGolerick Weverton among class members. Alpha Debating Club officers include Charles E L Moslan president and Leon W Riser John Toole as treasurer. A curious note claims a single water drop contains dozens of baby oysters under a microscope.

University of Maryland Frederick County Leon Biser Wamsville John Poole New Market Charles E Moaylan Tramsville Charles G. Arnold Bronawick Forrest Brown Frederick Wilbur McGolerick Weverton Alpha Debating Club Frederick Countians Charles EL Moslan Leon W. Riser Tohn Toole Vrice

Mt Airy Team Ends Successful Season in Tie for Second

Mt Airy baseball club of Frederick County League closed its season tied with Woodsboro for second place. President M J Thompson attended the Mt Airy Woodsboro game as Eddie Hooper's squad lost only game of the season to Thurmont. Donald Watkins led with a .508 average, two home runs, and two base hits. Curley Byrd’s catcher had 2 hits in 11 games. Bittinger led in stolen bases with 15.

Mt. Airy Frederick County Woodsboro M. J Mike) Thompson Alry-Thurmont Eddie Hooper Donald Watkins Curley Byrd Bittinger

New Fair Features at Seearstown Fair

The Seearstown Fair on October 9 with a new automobile exhibit fashion walk and grandstand. In the main building will be decorated and opened day and night with a music program by the Kities and Trish dances. Also featuring posing horse ponies dogs and a front grandstand like a three ring circus. Automobile races set for Saturday the thirteenth, rain or shine.

Frederick City Basketball League revival meeting planned

A meeting for revival of Frederick City Basketball League is set for next Friday at 7 30 PM in the Armory. Organizers aim to start plans early to avoid delays if play resumes this winter. Several teams have signaled interest and eight competed last season with potential new entrants expected.

Frederick City Armory

Baseball Scores From Washington and New York Doubles

Bases at Washington Chicago result 1 14 6 2. New York 14 6 0. Boston St Louis 6 2. Details include batteries and game notes. Standings show New York 94 48 66 2 and St Louis 74 71 54 0. Chicago 64 78 45 7. Detroit 72 69 11 0. Athletes 61 78 43 9. Pittsburgh Philadelphia 4 3. Cincinnati 6 New York 3. Chicago Boston 8 7. St Louis Brooklyn 2. Standings list at bottom with teams and records.

Washington Chicago Robertson Schalk Zahniser Ruel New York Bel Batteries Hove Schang Boston St. Louis Danforth P. Collins Ehmke Picinich Innines Kolp Coll Howe Walters Cleveland Athletics WL. FC W. LL. P.C. N.york Washin Clevend Detroit St.Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Couch Wilson Meadows Gooch Cooper Schmidt Betts Henline Cincinnati Donahue Hargrave Ryan Snyder Alexander Hartnett Fil- Anagim O'Neil Brooklyn Grimes Hargraves Dyer McCurdy W.L B.C. N.york Brookin Rittsbre AGS Boston Philada

Contrast in fur trims Colors and textures in coats

The short white fur coat of ermine or the less pretentious rabbit is often edged with monkey fur or other black pelt. This contrast sets off the whiteness and adds distinction to the garment.

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Mt. St. Mary's Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Frederick High Martinsburg Baseball Club Wood Dollings Papyrus Regal State Aquitania Belmont Park N. Y R. Pet Wolf Beck D. Watkins Grim Ast Builer Buttinger Smith Murphy Kolb SRL Wetzel Riggs D. i Day Lowman Watkins Berry D. Aeweelt Haight Brown Spurrier Murray Glover Cart Frederick Town Savings Institution Maryland Riz U. S Eneenenneeseonnas Elie Nes State of County of I. J. Marshall Miller Marshall Miller Tfomas A. Chapline James E. Doll, Co. H. Lamar, Jacob Rohrbace Chevrolet Flint, Mich The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Standard Oil Company New Jersey
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