Salisbury Club Prepares for 1925 Season with 30 Prospects
Salisbury intends to train at Gordy Park on May 3 with 32 hopefuls, including ten pitchers and fifteen infielders. Captain Dick Early and Bill Quinn sign on, while Freddy Fitzberger remains unsigned. Manager Smoot assembles a deep roster from major clubs and East cities, hoping for a strong showing this spring.
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Gordy Park
Salsbury
Dick Early
Bill Quinn
Shore
Sol Slaughter
Cacker
Freddy Fitzberger
Jimmy Lyston
Salisburians
Khwal
Smoot
Proming Shore
Portsiders
Andrew Christ
Mahone Caty
Raymond Romell
Camden
Rube” Phiffer
Floyd van Eiman
New Canthe
Simmen
Martinsburg
Imound
Robert Jones
Ems
Philadelphia
Raymond Riley
Marcus Hook
Wm. Hood
New Castle
Robt. B. Preston
Phila
Preston
Alabama
James Snow
Marcur
Alvo
Edward Brown
Mm. Scott
Sadie
South Phillies
Paul Targon
Cum
Indians
Freddy Bitzerger
Husky
Edwin Gear
Clark Washington
Simman
Indianapolis
Bush
New York Gusars
Cambridge and Wi comicu clash in Friday baseball at Gardy Park
Cambridge High meets undefeated Wi comicu High in a heated Friday game at Gardy Park. Coach Curry and staff drill offensive work as both storied programs seek early-season bragging rights, while scouts expect a keen battle and a packed crowd at the Sabeybury grounds.
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Sabebury Wall
Gardy Park
Wicomicu High
Cambridge High
Curry
Lade
Cem
Berlin
Cambridge Haigh
Coacher
Camache
An. Saliehur
Cambridge
Jone
Football Rules First Adopted Back in 1876
The article recalls the early origins of American football and notes that the 1876 adoption of the rules formalized the game. It mentions prior peppering and early forms resembling English rugby and highlights Yale and Harvard’s influence on rule revisions.
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Yale
Nervaré
Chet
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Montage From Outsized Text
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial phrases appears. The garbled items mention golf terms, plants, fabrics, numbers, foods, and verbs yielding a jumble of hints without coherent narrative or solution.
French Grand Prix Near Paris Sees 17 Drivers Entered
American drivers join seventeen entrants from various nations in the French Grand Prix near Paris on July 2. Race organizers expect a diverse field and competitive heat.
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Paris
Masquerading Yankee Beeton Stuns Bench Warmer Foes
A garbled report notes Aaron Ward of the Yankees impersonated Babe Ruth yesterday. He caused a disturbance near Green Kurt and in New York, drawing attention as the center held fence. New York players and Brooklyn figures are mentioned in a chaotic recap with references to Combe, Stark, and Meek Be.
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Aaron Ward
Waod Beeman
Yankees
Mtran
Babe Ruth Yeriercay
Herting
Kurt
Gudtur
Dedger
Brooklyn
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