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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
7
The piece honors Frank Cross a veteran educator and leader in the American Legion. It traces his family’s frontier roots from Indiana to Colorado, noting his work promoting American citizenship education and his role with local and state education and veterans groups.
Two top shortstops, Roger Peckinpaugh of Washington and Glenn Wright of Pittsburgh, duel for the season’s best. Wright is faster and covers more ground, while Peckinpaugh leads in situational value and pinch hitting, with Wright edging him at the plate. A draw would please many, but Peckinpaugh likely earns top recognition.
A jumble of crossword style words and partial phrases appears, including hints like weather, animals, materials, and actions. The readable bits resemble puzzle clues or garbled entries with no clear news item, names, dates, or events to anchor a traditional article summary.
Fragmented text notes a pitcher trade involving a veteran named Walter Neamen and a new acquisition by a team, with reference to a trailing season context. It mentions college football starts at Indian football and a list of former athletes, including Anson, Verne, and Teb. The garbled article also references leagues and forthcoming matches and a plan to Cremboo Fister shore features.
The report cites a boys and girls track meet with unsteady OCR. It highlights various athletes, including potential runners and relay teams, and notes several results and placements though many names and specifics are obscured.
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