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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

4

Promised Terriers Build Cheering Batter Pitcher Lineup

Tony Walsh directs Terriers efforts to assemble a strong outfield and pitching staff for next season. He cites five key players likely to join, with Mike Caldo behind the plate, and indicates further sales and signings may occur ahead of spring training. Local prospects Gy Holland and Charles Ewing Mahan are discussed amid a broader plan to compete in the Blue Ridge League.

Bernie Dunn Silky Gulds Bastios Onifield Tony Ruseel Witmer Wanly Ag Waleh Mahan Fale Seaved Wad Hagerstown Inns Watet Blue Ridget Yeasue Staren

Inmen Lose to Elk Quint in Narrow Victory

The Cumberland rout ends with Inmen falling 44 to 7, as Huberta replaces Blethen at center and nets five points. Elk quint dominates early, but Inmen rallyes late, forcing a one point margin by the end with a controversial finish and a final push in the closing seconds.

Taylor Cumberland Hagerstein Wks Huberta Blethen Vasey

Spectator Frenzy Sparks Quaker City Hoops Show

A lively period game drew a large audience as McCord, Roberts, and Over led the Hik s in a fast exchange. Babe Wright at right guard and Minke Aiinke impressed, with Capitus Aiinke leaping six feet to influence the play. Scorer Ellis and Hartman contributed, while substitutes filled the bench as the game unfolded with strong team work and dramatic athleticism.

McCord Roterts Hiks Babe Wright Babe Ruts Minke Jona

Williamsport Team to Play Here Tonight

The Williamsport five, recently defeated by Martinsburg American Legion, visits Armory as Alsatia hosts in a lively evening matchup. With Yarbaugh cleared for service after injury, Alsatia aims to extend its undefeated run and prepare for postgame dance celebrations.

Williamsport Williawappre Altoona Overlands Armory Alsatia Five Harbaugh Mig Yarbaugh de Alsatiana Altoona Qverlandd Thurkesiviug Ley Alsations Wiamsport Five Martinsburg American Legion Qaint Martinsburg Collegiana

Fragmentary sports note hints at concert during intermission

A garbled item mentions a performer or conductors with the X L Orchestra and references a rehearsal or arraignment around a game and intermission. The readable bits imply a connection between a musical act and a sporting event, but details are unclear.

Head for Rabbits Pays Bounties in Statewide Drive

State Game Department will pay 1.00 for each cotton-tail rabbit trapped before Jan 4, 1923 and delivered to the district deputy game warden. A second 1.09 may be paid for rabbits delivered after notice to the warden, with checks issued after reporting. Officials cite Hebbie Blight as causes of scarcity and plan a 5000 rabbit stock replacement in spring 1923 to boost hunting prospects.

State Game Department Aituer

W. Ml. Accountants Triumph Over Yard Office

The Waylers Maryland Accountants defeated Yard Office in a tight game, with standout performances and a high-scoring 21st inning surge. Key players delivered notable contributions, helping secure the win and increase their season momentum.

W. Ml

Yard Olics star leads high scoring in league meet

The text records high scoring in a league event with Le fever from Yard Olics posting 135 for three games and a top score of 164. Stafford from the Ac countants ranks second in individual and single game marks, with 14 and 121 as top figures respectively.

Lefever Yard Olics Stafford

Foley's Honey and Tar Promotes Chest and Throat Relief

An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a great aid for chest and throat trouble and cold irritations. It notes ingredients printed on the wrapper and claims quick relief from croup throat and bronchial irritations.

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