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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
10
A jumbled crossword puzzle fragment shows scattered words and partial definitions. Readable items include Attire, Seaman, Band, Fastener, and Vertebrae while many lines are garbled. The page presents a chaotic puzzle with incomplete clues and stray letters.
Bethesda tops St Peter's 20 to 14 in a hard fought church league game. The victory leaves Bethesda at three wins and one loss atop the standings as forward strength and timely defense sealed the lead.
Report from Philadelphia and St Petersburg outlines March workouts as managers evaluate rosters. Huggins notes Yankee regulars powered past a second team in a 2 to 4 victory while Franklin and Mackey discuss pitching depth and the Brav es' spring triumphs.
The Chic baseball team selects a regular town for spring camp in Shreveport citing tall buildings good hotels paved streets and hospitable folk. Manager Collins and the players praise the city while Barrett the shortstop opens a trial period before joining the squad for mid March practice.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Lucklees Treasure Ship tied to a treasure hunt led by San Vedroe Kelle. The battered tale mentions a British steamer, a U S rescue, and coastal wrecks west of Panama. Captain Polkinghome and Captain Ifingheurme are named amid uncertain events and losses.
Fragmentary, error-ridden text describes a dispute over anarchist contacts and a settlement. It mentions a European officer relieved to be involved, a governoral figure and a seriously hurt person, but details are unclear due to the garbled source.
Ordnance is linked to Whitney Stable amid racing notes and era context. The passage references a horse race lineage, with mentions of stakes and victories, noting potential greatness had conditions allowed.
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