Bazaar Week Planned To Raise Funds For Hangerstown
A nine day bazaar to raise funds for Hangerstown’s Blu Ridge League representation is planned for February 2 to 12 at the Armory. Local fans, committees led by Roy Lester and Toy A. Lelter will stage parades, dances, vaudeville acts, novelties, and an automobile raffle with only local participation and civic groups invited as guests of the Baseball Club.
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Klwants Club
Roy Lester
Toy A. Lelter
Paul £. Snyder
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Robert, Haff
Frank Davis
Claude Jacobs
Wiliam Beton
Warren Berbert
Thomas Cros
Alexander
NeiIt Baylor
Anthony WW. Berkey
Arthur Netrow
Nobert Knodle
M. Musselmai
Prttersay
B. Philins
Charles Theapp
Joseph Lynch
Wiliam Sparrow
Thier
Gaithersburg Wins Listless County Soccer Clash
Barton High School lost to Gaithersburg in a low scoring game the Barton squad struggled to generate offense while Gaithersburg executed sparingly but efficient play. The result leaves Gaithersburg advancing to face Federalburg while Hancock’s effort failed to spark a comeback.
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Hancock
Gaithers' Barn
Horton
Cumberland
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Wiegany County
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Neltsor Teat Dle
Freder- Bee
Rigney Becomes Regular in Detroit 1922 Lineup
MOBY TOPPER RIGNEY joined Detroit as the spring recruit and earned a regular spot in the infield or outfield under Ty Cobb. He started at shortstop and played every game, batting .300, a feat matched only by Chick Galloway of the Philadelphia Athletics among the AL infielders.
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Rigney
Rilgney
Ty Cobb
Detroit
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Chick" Galloway
Philadelphia Athletics
Alll
Galgway
Bethany Captain Randorgh Praised By Coaches
Bethany captain Harry Randorgh receives high praise from Pat Page and Dave Morrow for standout play after Bethany College edged Butler 29 to 7. Page and Morrow both argue Randorgh merits All American consideration, noting his impact and past wins like Bethany over Illinois.
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West Arm
Akies
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Belhany
Pat Page
Atar Mileta
University of Chicago
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Ind
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Buller
Randolph Almont
Abath
Rutter
University of Ulinois
Dave Morrow
Washington and Jefferson
Randolph
Two More Strikers Held For Assault
Alvin Layman and John A. Smith of Cumberland were arrested in connection with the assault on John A. Abbott after the Western Maryland shopsmen's trial on April 20. Each was denied bail in the sum of 300. Abbott, an assistant trainmaster, was struck and thrown over a hedge, with further details arising in the recent term of the trial court before Judge Albert A. Doub.
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John
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Cumberland
John A. Abbott
Maryland
Li Wan
Abbott
Albert. A. Doub
Erhataal Court
Heilmann Rumors Stir Trade Talk With Detroit Club
Detroit slugger Harry Heilmann remains the center of trade rumors as reports circulate he may move to the Philadelphia Athletics for pitcher Edwin Rommel. Heilmann signed a two year contract through 1923 for 13 000 per season, with injuries from a shoulder break last season now healed.
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Harry Heilman
Jules Hellmann
Philadelhia Athletics
Edwin Rommel
Connie Mack
Hellmann
Heilman
Frank J. Nevin
Resports
Cow Becomes Champion in Odd Cow Versus Fast Horse Debate
Awkward Tumbechur leads a spirited discussion as the cow wins an unlikely competition against the fastest horses of the age. Louise Porter is praised as cow champion. Jernine Porter chairs the meeting of the dunier group with plans for the next session.
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Dunier
Boal
Nira
Mre
Louise Porter
Res Lawis
Norge
Jernine Porter
Duniers
Joetury
George Crawland
G. A. Woader
Jnmiers
Thuory Wooting
McGraw Finds Stars Joining Players Union
Jackie chief John Joseph McGraw notes many league stars and Fran apt infielder have joined the Players union. He says players feel well treated with no grievances worth mentioning amid the current wave of union activism.
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Players’ Union
Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
Star Correapomico
New York
John Joseph McGraw
Players Union
Fran Apt
Signer Columbua
Gand
McGraw
One Man Hanged in Waterloo County History
Waterloo, N Y December 28 One man stands as the only execution in Seneca County history Charles Johnson was hanged for murder in 1887 on a scaffold in the jail yard after a Betty Crate crime conviction. historians note this lone death marks a grim record in county criminal justice.
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International News Service
Waterloo
N. Y
Severa
Cunty
Seneca
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Jaltion Key
Betty Crite
Summit opens First National Bank in Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Summit opens the First National Bank in the Summit Pharmacy Building with $35,000 capital stock, par value 108, all shares taken by local residents. The new bank will move to a modern spring building to serve summer trade. CHAINS-Cut-Rite Prices noted at Hagertown Auto Supply at Potomac and Baltimore Streets.
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Tims
Blue Ridge Summits
New Bank
First National Bank
Summit Pharmacy
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