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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1921

Page

4

Noted Alphas Fight Narrow Room for Error in Hard Foul Game

The Alpha team faced harsh officiating and a crowded floor as Alsatia outplayed them early. Jim Mobley sustained seven fouls, finishing with nine points amid a 21 to 85 loss. Harbaugh and Stouffer shone, while refereeing drew sharp criticism from captain Price.

Shawkey Bot Fivst Mohtey vAisatlang Jim Mobley Alphas Tom ‘Croas Jim Captain Price Mobiey Fang Harbaugh EL Haaver Stouffer CKOS Ilne Uy Alsatia Alpha Ohler Kretzer Priva Beerkley Osler Iunstitutes Harlaugh, Weedlay, Neal and Smith

Bowling: A Timeless Winter Sport for All Ages

OWLING is the popular winter sport likened to golf in appeal. Bowling appeals to young and old, with no heart strain and modest physical effort. The piece notes improvements in bowling conditions, shifting from basement venues to better lit, better air recreation buildings, and calls for more fresh air and updated alleys.

Aga Business Downton

Billy Evans Sees Shawkey’s 1923 Prospects in Baseball Talk

Billy Evans weighs Bob Shawkey’s readiness for 1923 and argues that the Yankees depend on Shawkey’s form. He recalls Shawkey’s rise and fall, notes confidence as a key factor for Jim Bagby, Cleveland, and discusses left-handed depth for both Cleveland and New York in the 1921-22 era, predicting a rebound if belief returns.

Foreign Champs Are Not Ranked High In America

Henry L Farrell reports American sports fans undervalue foreign golf champions. Ceci Leitch, the British winner, defeats Alexa Sterling and tops the field in several events, earning admiration for sportsmanship. Leitch plans to return to challenge American titleholders next season.

America Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Claaz Carpentier Mlle. Lengsten Wills Hunter Ceci Leitch Jucie San Misa Alexa Sterling Ale Miss Leitch Greatneay Mias Leitch Misa Sterling Bealten B.C. Letts Chicago Philadelphia Shawna Beam Glenna Catelett Providence Gn Misa Feiteh England

Frisch Noted as Great Arm But Faulted in Field

A fragmentary sports note discusses Frankie Frisch of the New York Giants. It praises his throwing arm and base running but criticizes his fielding, saying he rarely handles ground balls cleanly and relies on speed. Another line mentions Hal Chase as a great hitter who could not learn to play first base.

Alewinder Walter Julingon Althoy Elowaver Fohvigay Alexander Frisch Ffal Chase Plistoy Pelach

Famous Catcher Offers Some Real Wisdom

Cy Perkins of the Philadelphia club weighs in on the now rare double steal play. He argues focus should be on the runner going for second rather than attempting a risky second and third steal, noting past failures and the difficulty of executing with a wary catcher and quick slide. Perkins' insights reflect cautious, outcome driven baserunning.

Cy Perkins Philadelpha Club Rannier Gal Heisman Colb Hellman

Oliviary Mathewson in poor condition amid Big Six doubt

Rumor says Oliviary Mathewson, once on track to full recovery, has relapsed with a serious illness. After a summer surge he regained strength and began a daily ride, while New York fans funded a testimonial raising over $30,000. From Saranac Lake comes word of renewed high fever and relapse.

Oliviary Mathewson Mathewson New York Saranac Lake

Heavy fine for killing dog in Charlottesville Va

Trial before Judge Yardley charged abstraction of a dog shelter property of Wood Shakton, leading farmer in the county. Theodore Tare found guilty and fined 7h for the king and 25 for crnotts. dog thrown into a creek. Partial Swedon lands called toyms. Drums and Meictit Mwird's Yove noted.

Charlottes Fille Claude R. Yardley Wood Shakton Theodore Tare Waar Win

Market pits Jos Dugan in bid by New York Americans

The article notes Mark pits Jos Dugan in the Market as the New York Americans plan a strong bid for him. It also mentions league meetings in Chicago on November 14 and various contract and trade talks involving Kid Gleason and others, with managers Cobb, Sivier, Hellman and Hornsby cited as controlling the cash. Heinie Groh will not be with the Reds next year, prompting Pat Moran to survey NL clubs for options.

Mark Jos Dugan New York Tr Cobb Coset Cobbin Tangue Cobb Sivier Hellman Hornsby Heinie Groh Cinelavat Pat Moran The Reds Lava Oer

Owners Demand Higher Class of Major League Baseball

Baseball bosses express concern over declining standards and player development. Magnates push for faster talent growth and a 30 man draft, aiming to favor minor classifications and restrict rosters to eight under nine.

May Reinstate Lefty Russell In Organized Baseball

Lefty Russell a former star pitcher for Hagerstown and Inter the Baltimore Orioles, now with Baltimore Drydock, is likely to be reinstated by the National Association of minor clubs during its meeting in Butield this week. Other Baltimore owned players, including Vicky Mcavoy and Tommy Bates, face bans following recent incidents.

Lefty Rissell Hagerstown Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Hallimoore National Association of Minor Clubs Butield Olu Waa Vicky Mcavoy Tomnny Bates Drydock Nine

Illinois Leader Struggles With Quarterback Duty

A chaotic season at Illinois features Walquist shifting to quarterback, then a forced removal from the post as coach Zuppke tries a new quarterback. The player notes weight gain after quitting the role and admits the job was harder than expected.

Barton High Wins From Brunswick in Geography Day Soccer

Barton High School won its state championship game against Brunswick High School in extra innings after ten minutes of play, with Hancock Field hosting the dramatic contest witnessed by a large crowd. Barton scored the final goal as two attempts by Barlow were blocked, sealing a 2 1 score in a tense finale.

Darton Tigh School Bronewick HS Evil A. & To Big Crow Hancock Field Barton Brunswick Barlow Jeither Thom

Martinsburg Quint Tackle Fight Over Frederick Game

Martinsburg Collegians headed to Frederick to face the Frederick Basket Ball Association. Captain Phil Becker and Md Hoover of Hagerstown Alsatia were reported engaged for the game with Johnny Nuen among possible players. Uncertainty lingered over which Frederick squad would represent the opponent.

Dickas Martinsburg Collegiane Frederickeam Meritisbucg Tial Trauver Frederick Wneap Phil Aleatin Alsatian Ganic Hauyep Aliont Fils Jens Collegians Frederick Basket Ball Association Doube Frederick and Hagerslucht Phil Becber MD. Hoover Hageratown Alsatia’s Johony Nuen Fieet Sack Bis Sox

Engine saves constable amid gas fumes in garage

York dispatch details how Constable John R. Willetts was overcome by exhaust fumes while at work in a Ty garage. The engine’s firing saved his life as he lay unconscious for two hours. upon recovery he found the engine had failed. RAZORS

York John R. Willets

Plants store heat through their green ness

Plants, by means of their green ness, can collect and store the sun's heat. The sentence highlights how chlorophyll rich vegetation absorbs energy, acting as a natural heat reservoir in ecosystems.

Feel All Used Up Kidney Pills Ad Claim

Hagerstown residents report relief after using Duan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Wdyth R. Menning of 311 N Locust St says kidney weakness caused backache dullness and headaches. After taking the pills her energy returned and backache faded, restoring vigor and health.

Duan Hagerstown Wdyth R. Menning N. Locust St Mortiniga

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