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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
10
Frank Make tracks Baker in trouble as injury hampers him from leading the club. The veteran star shows concern over betting tactics and a fragile right leg while public scrutiny mounts on his leadership. Club hopes hinge on forming a winning lineup to avoid last place in the division.
The Salisbury Club suspends two players for the week without pay after discipline failures over the past two seasons. Management warns others to stay focused on the game and not treat sports as entertainment. The slugger Fitzhewer and others face scrutiny as the club enforces stricter conduct.
Baseball notes describe players transplanted during the season making impact with new teams. Marian Stock strengthens Flatbush fielding and batting, Ed Brown from Indianapolis drives a sacrifice and hit, while Robinson's Cubs win 2-? over Chicago. The piece mentions Rallyes and pitching by Jens arnes, Deton drives Belt, and a late rally for a win against the Phillies.
Partial score by innings shows Taylor batting for Schofield with several listed players and events. Text includes run, out, hits, errors, time of game two fifteen, and umpires Derby and Early, but details are garbled and incomplete.
Dover Senators drop another home game as Indians force extra innings in a 2 7 to 2 result. Key moments include late scoring and bullpen work as both sides trade runs with Salisbury and Park being mentioned amid a tense league contest.
Yesterday’s games featured Hagerstown Martinsburg Frederick Hanover and Waynesboro in a packed Western Maryland League slate. Standings show Chambersburg leading with 12 to 14 points, Martinsburg and Hagerstown in pursuit, with Park s ley and Frederick trailing in the race for the title.
The former Anna Gould, now Duchess de Tallyrand, to sell vast estates in the duchy between Silesia and Hramienburg. About 6,000 square miles, population 688, with a city hall, chateaus, a Gothic church and a river. Sale price set by Amanco. title to retain “serene highness” tithe.
In a rugged riverside scene many workers line the Sandy River to net a mid season smelt run. Dense crowds and improvised nets fill the banks as trout and other fish pool along the headwaters during the wild life season.
An OCR fragment outlines a colonial policy discussion involving the Gold Coast Colony and British government actions. The readable parts reference faith, justice, and a high-level political stance, but the passage is corrupted with many misspellings and garbled phrases.
Fragmentary text mentions rugby and football terms with unclear names and places. It appears to be a damaged OCR of a sports snippet with stray letters and inconsistent wording. No coherent event, date, or team can be reliably identified.
Fragmentary item lists athletes and events from a track meet with references to clubs and places. It mentions women runners and a high jump height around 109 feet and notes various competitors and captains, but legible specifics are sparse.
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