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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1924

Page

4

New Elk Basketball Team Aims For U S Title

The New Elk basketball squad, bolstered by Barlow and Glaxo, is poised to challenge the Original Goldica for the United States championship. Manager Guidy has announced two star signings for the 1924-25 season, with Wallower, Lerinn, and Wallace driving the lineup as the Elks debut against the Wish Palace Five of Washington on an upcoming Wednesday night.

Pantapring Hagerstown United States Goldica Celtics Madison Square Garden Elks Barlow Glnaxoe Guidey Tok Pik Gingeoo Llangalite Eddis Wallower Wills Barlow Peck Lérin Samp Nero Erich Lewis Bacanua Fie Lentz Gts Tenny Play Loran White Canta Limo Wallace Mores Haggerty Colty Celtic Tua Fort. Wayne Ind Kat C Elka Lta Elke Voth Wallawar Dutch Lonta Ella Harbaugh Wallower Glugcos Barrow Lerinn Palace Ave Washington Orignal Celtics New York Cima Bucky Harry Washngton Elke Wil Glascos Trenton

Local league honors unnamed pitcher with MVP label

A fragmented notice praises a standout in the Na Honal League naming Vanzy Vance as most valuable player while hinting at a pitcher with obscured initials D V. The garbled text suggests high regard without clear corroboration or full identities.

Athong Thone Miyk Vanzy Vance D. V

Blue Ridge League Moguls to Meet in Hagerstown Tomorrow

The Blue Ridge League moguls head to Hagerstown tomorrow for their annual meeting to name officers for 1885 and discuss league expansion. J Vincent Jamison is expected to be named president, with talks on adding Cumberland and other towns, plus the fate of the class rate and youth development in the league.

Hagerstown Megula J. Vincent Jamison Henin Loral Algut-Club Cumberland Morrow Carlisto Gettysburg Wintchester Caau¢ Fa Aix Blie Ridgs Laat Ike Blue Edge Eastern Shore

Harris Banks on Marberry for the coming season

Washington reports manager Harris believes Fred Marberry can regain form with early April start. If confidence returns, Marberry could win at least 20 games for the club as Sisler remains optimistic about boosting his batting average and adjusting his pitching approach.

Washington Fred Marberry Stanley Marrie Teama Baseball Marberry Yeliet Johnaan Marborry Ramos Harris Sisler George Sister Lita Bizler Wegson

Poke Who'si Named Manager For 1925 Season

Poke Who'si, former Frederick catcher and veteran of the Western Bhora League, was announced today as manager of the Parkaley Club for 1925. He previously led the Parks isy team to the Eastern Shore League pennant and later guided the Laurel team near a flag, praised for his player handling and judging of pitchers. Easton keeps Frank Haker, Dover appoints James Donahue, and Ted Smith replaces James Sharpe at Cambridge.

Poke Parks Isy Marlinsburg Parkaley Frederick Luar Baltmore Dry Docks Ag 4 Parkuley Mo Asso Laurel Whalen Tis Shore Easton Frank Haker Dover Jimes Donahue Ted Smith James Sharpe Cambridge

Local Woman Wins Prize In Deslane Contest

Mrs Hi Cont won second prize in the Ban B. Johneen Deslane Pennant contest conducted by the Dallimora Ban. She received $82 and was among sixty six entrants. Edith Cooke of Chambornburg Pa won first prize. Honorable mentions went to Mrs Davis Reed, Mrs Motz, Mrs W A Duavere, Mrs L A Gallagher, Miss Mary Chapman, Mrs E D Burloh, Miss Clara Moneao, Miss Margaret Miller and Miss Roe by Poart.

Mary Davis Heed Mra J. A. Motz Mre W. A. Duavere L.A. Gallagher Mary A, Chapman Equire D. Burloh Minn Clara W. Moneao Mise Margeret Miller Roe Poart

Pitching Jinx and Walter Johnson in World Series Open

The piece explores how leading pitchers rarely repeat ace seasons, citing George Uhle Adolf Lugat and Walter Johnson. It analyzes nerves emotions and psychology affecting opening World Series starts, Johnson’s rough first game vs Giants, and Fohl praising John Hloving as a future catcher with strong handling of pitching.

George Uhle Adolf Lugad Tost Sonton Ula Walter Johnses Lam Johnson Waa IL Waa Moe Hin Ho Waa Johnson Chad Giants Venta Walter Aurses Dellvar Atver Frisch

Tape aids pitcher sparked AL controversy in 1900s

Washington reports implicates Zachary of the 06 club using adhesive tape to grip knuckleballs. Umpires uphold ruling against tape use and Detroit reduces him from the mound. Clarke Griffith defends tape to protect sore fingers, while Johnson bans the practice, sparking AL debate over legality and ball control.

Zachary Ty Cobb Washington Detroit Johnson Clarke Grifith Owever

Babe Ruth predicts Goose Goslin coming star

Babe Ruth forecasts Goose Goslin will be a standout next season. He praises Goslin's timely hitting, improved fielding, and confidence, stating Goslin will trouble American League pitchers and be a major asset for Washington. Manager McGraw says Giants will win the pennant.

Babe Ruth Goose Goslin Govlin Glao Qoslin Goslin McGray New York Giants Giants McGraw

Clymer Agrees To Reds Terms

Cincinnati December 14 Manager Jack Hendricks of the Cincinnati Nationals has reached terms with William Clymer who has managed several American clubs and will seek to sign him as a consultant. Hendricks hopes to finalize the arrangement at a New York meeting.

Cincinnati Jack Hendricks Cincinnett National Com William Clymer Hendricks Ward Clymer New York

Fragmentary sports play description from archival text

Ball passes to G as he moves across court and attempts a long fast pass to H F who advances near the end line. L F lingers in a defensive posi tion while C shifts to a different position with the other players.

H. F L. F. Lee Fleepy

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