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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
7
A brief March entry notes Richard involved in a situation over two pairs of pants. The report records a simple event with no further details or outcomes.
Berlin High shows strong prospects for a winning season with "Captain Peters" on the mound and a trio of dependable twirlers Hastings Moore and Peters. Coach Paul Frank cites a healthy infield mix led by Pruitt Carroll Holland and Williams as key. Team plans include focused infield work and early exhibition games against Columbus and Philadelphia bound teams.
Berlin's basketeers edged Salisbury 41 to 40 as Doc Mason scored 16 including a burst to start the game. Salisbury led late, but St Peters converted late to claim the win with Disharoon Ackley Brewington and Mason prominent for Berlin.
Article notes a strike of Yankee line-up power at Savannah where Rochester Internationals beat New York in extra innings after a ninth inning home run tied 4 to 6. Dodgers resume series with Yankees at Jackson. Giants fall to Toledo 7 0.
A St Petersburg article discusses the tension between wealth and competition in baseball. It notes championship clubs often take success for granted and that rising prosperity has affected teams in New York Boston Philadelphia and other major cities.
DeMolay boys bowling group earned a win over the Postoffice team last night. They lost the opening game to Uncle Sam’s but captured the other two with strong team play and steady scoring led by Ben Benson.
The article traces baseball figures and team moves from 1908 era including John Hawkins of Southern California, Mark Purtell managing Hutchinson, and Ki Bivefelds’ comments on Pitcher J T Jelrum Porteneuth of Virginia league. It notes clubs aligning with the Coast league and remarks on leaders shifting to other duties.
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