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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1925

Page

4

Thrill Big Thing In Sports Bangs Through Hectic Games

The article extols thrill as the core of sports from football to basketball and rowing. It notes Elks games and city amateur league clashes drawing near-universal fan excitement, sometimes delaying scorekeeping as crowds push to witness dramatic finishes and extra play.

Nobbins College Chahta Elks Rutoc Ike Y. M.C. Alquint Independents Clasu Lana Heceria Wena Syort

Common Honesty Meet Held Here Today

A chaotic report outlines a Common Honesty meeting with six club presidents expected to attend session this afternoon behind closed doors. Conflicts over Potter dismissal and leadership changes surface as delegates aim to preserve discipline and unity within organized baseball.

Enibs Mall Seyterday Jamison Gince Kenneth Potter Waytusboro Grasco Serous Potter Serton Potter Dr. Dapora Provident Dotter Joesbord League da la Sexton Prealien de National Board Wwe Wigue

Hubs Bring In Prospects For 1925 Baseball Season

The Hubs announced a 1925 roster plan with manager Werre guiding infielders and a strong outfield. Prospects include Sward Burns Meridon Conn and Joe Fleming among several signees recommended by Joe Faber, plus several pitchers such as Thames Grudot and Kenneth Os Gonder. With new hopefuls like Rouse and Stottler, the club aims for a solid start amid reforms and renewed honesty policy.

Sward Burns Meridon Conn Joe Faber Pete Tones Tohn Hughes Bucky Harria Washington Minnr Joe& Fleming Wth Apyeval Te Elre Ridge Napule Liberty Las Rozsa Scranton Rouse George Sparky” Thorn Jamisar Georga Soham Lefty Ruesetl Norman Funk Catlette Virginia Sevan Preside & Guider Werri Mathea Thames Grudot Wick-Wire Spencer Co Worcester Moss Kenneth Osgonder Tolteda Murlera Burthare C. C. Sanda Junia

Hubs Granted Use of Parks in Hegerstown District

The Hegerstown Field and Athletic Revolution took charge of Willow Lane Park and elected officers W C Connelly president J Vincent Jamison Jr treasurer M Patterson secretary Dr M Musselman publicity Tiny A Lester. A grounds committee was named Murry A Bester Jr chair and Fred G Bester S E Milllum. The Willow Lane Park concession rights were granted to The I Club and The Coors Col Bottling Co with subletting allowed to amateurs. The park management seeks cooperation to expand athletic events and improve facilities for youth.

Hegerstown Field and Athletic Revolution Willow Lane Park Hart of the Hate W.C. Connelly J. Vincent Jamison, Jr Glear M. Patterson M. Musselman Tiny A. Lester Murry A. Bester Fred G. Bester J. M. Guider Hay Earstown Wan Willow Lang Park Wit Bay BBM Olprou CoomCol Bottling Co Ile Ua Koling Poyenne Postar Ca Thu Ecetrach Herm Beabon Higerstern Roma Tors

Former Champ Uses Ancient Trick 70 Win

Kase brew is atch with Joe Mondt, hare hut nid and won the third and Weelding fall of the greatest match. In inmany a season Mant wad the Strangler ralaed high in the nurky timnephere. Mondt fell Lewia clutched cheaper and laid him prostrate. The fall took 16.65. The heat fall went to Lawien 47.05 with his favorite hold. Mondt won the second in 37.22. BAZAAR COMMITTEE TO MEET. There will be a meeting of the bazaar committees tonight at Lotter's Mon Stora. full attendance requested.

Kase Brew Joe Mondt Weelding Strangler Lewa Sven Mendt Mondt Lewla Lawien Wekaifo Adsnora Lolter'a Mon Stora Pinel

13 Now In Ring Race for Diamond Prize

Entries in the Herald-atail diamond ring contest rise to 13 as the Magoralaawn Bazaar opens Saturday night. Miss Kathrine Hendrickson leads early with strong support from subscript ion voters, while others like Somorola and Miss Sommorela gain ground. People are urged to collect subscriptions and vote, with the prize a 150 diamond ring for the city’s most popular girl in Hagerstown.

Herald-atail Ty Baing Morning Herald Daily Mall Voll Panera Comedienne Entera Misa Katherine Mammersia Varyrhaver Emnydlonne Rickgon Hagerstown

Daily Vote Coupon in Popularity Contest

A daily vote coupon promises five votes in the popularity contest when correctly filled and delivered to the Popularity Contest Editor. The text specifies a contestant and an address placeholder, noting the coupon must be properly completed to count.

Standing Of Contestants In A Local Event

Contestants listed include Catherine Enrickstites, Helan Miller, Edith Wagner, Katharing Hammersia, Mary Ladistaneccesspeace, Charlotta Bowers, Catherine Pryor, Hazel Blechelberger, Emma Zeigler, Katherine Embray, Mildred Rowland, Margaret Rolce, Jeannette Shrader with coded numbers 1760 1508 1806 1845 1605 1600 1000 1006 indicating scores or times from the contest results.

Catherine

Experts Stress Form In Sport And Running

Experts insist form is key in sport though Nurmi Paddock and Osborn show elite success with unusual styles. The piece notes flat footed runners, odd hip wiggles, and that proper stance still yields best results in many events.

Atresa Nurmi

Unorthodox Techniques Define Great Golfers and Boxers

The piece surveys famed athletes Tad Ray and Harry Greb, noting Ray’s distinctive tee stance and follow through, and Greb’s unorthodox ring movements. It also references Johnny Dundas and Jack Jaclea, comparing unconventional styles to success, with reflections on whether form should be abandoned.

Tad Ray Britain Nay Toledo Ray Harry Greb Chamtion Greb Hig Syary Draring Johnny Dundas Tone Jack Jaclea

Firpo To Start Intensive Training Camp

Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine heavyweight, announced today he will begin an intensive training program as part of preparations for his next bout. Firpo plans to relocate to Nice for focused conditioning and sparring ahead of the scheduled competition.

Firpo

Rival boxer vows readiness after three weeks notice

The fighter declared he would be ready to meet any heavyweight in the world upon three weeks' notice after March 1. Wirpo plans to drive his new car to Rivoria and said it was impossible to train seriously in Parle.

Wirpo Rivoria Parle

Daily Radio Program Highlights From Carnegie to Detroit

Radio listing for Wednesday February 4 features diverse music and talk across stations. It includes orchestras and choirs from New York to Ottawa, with programs from WNYC WEF and others, plus regional broadcasts and notable soloists and conductors.

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