Blue Ridge League Presidents Fail To Agree On Salary Policy
In Magératown the Blue Ridge League Presidents meeting produced no concrete action on a common honesty policy or salary limit. Despite hours of discussion, debate centered on whether to raise the limit from 2400 and how to pledge obedience. no firm agreement was reached, and all six clubs delay formal commitment as they weigh futures. Representatives included J H Thompson, C Darbold, J W Croft, J Berger, and J M Culdor.
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Blue Ridge League
Magératown
Oureformant
Potter
Waynesboro Baseball Club
Wayneeborn
Croft
Tichs
John Burger
Chambersburg Club
Chilr Gran
Brig Ridge League
Presidents’ Association
Palfey
Daseball
Jeagt
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Clara D
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Spalding Ball
Gaedite Acwaon
J. ¥. Jamison Jr
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Sear Bdl
J. H. Thompson
Mariinsburg
C. ¥. Booden
Freaerick
Star Passing Signals End of an Era in Philadelphia Infield
The season likely marks the departure of a famed Philadelphia infield member. metnofs? remains as a strong presence with the Boston Braves. Frank Baker and Jack Barry have been out of the masons for years. Eddie Collins remains the top speed in the lineup.
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Mercersburg Wins Match In Local Bowling Meet
Mercersburg defeats the American Legion bowling team in a regional match at Mercersburg. The visiting Peasy team delivered a surprise upset, with scores following in the published lines.
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Oopinnarglu
Saint James Five Falls to Frederick High Relays
The St James five were edged by Frederick High Relays by one point 34 to 33 in a close meet. Shipley led Frederick with strong scoring while Warfield and Wyman headed St James for most of the contest. Referee Colley and Titot noted. The program listed quarter notes and a Women of Paris mention in the ad.
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Wilson
Towaun
Wintils Coveeevvepee
Fitz Sold To New Orleans Club in Southern League
Fitz, the Hubs catcher sought in a trade for Ty Russell, has been sold to the New Orleans Club of the Southern League on probation. If he proves useful, New Orleans can keep him until May 5 or send him back. Charles J. Henselman of Baltimore may replace Fitz if needed.
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Lefty Russell
Waynashare
New Orleans
Wayneaboro
Fitz
Villagare
New
Tewra
Tim
Crate
Charles J. Hens Neman
Baltimore
Big Indoor Baseball Fair Promises Week of Fun
The Hagenstown Tageball Club, known as the Hubs, hosts a grand indoor fair starting Saturday for a week with nightly entertainment. Fortune wheels, the 10-3 Ranch, fruit stands, and a new game Roach draw crowds. Dancing features Gaver's Serenadens with 25 cents for women and a slim 10 cents for men. Piano provided for the entire bazaar week. Booths assigned Friday at 8 pm with Armory decor checks.
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Hagenstown Tageball Club
Hubs
Fortune Wheels
Gaver
M. P. Moller and Co
L. G. Mathis
Brewer Stonffer
Priday
Bazeer Committee
Williamsport Five Win Tight Local Basketball Game
Williamsport defeated Peerless Club 20 to 16 in a close finish. Johnson led the winners as top scorer. Players named include Chenoweth, Shiplay, Wiebel, Carbaugh, Young, Hetzer and Murray. Fouls called on Chenoweth and Carbaugh. Timers and game structure noted with two 20 minute halves.
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Gaya
Thia
Whenhey
Hetzer
Cheniebel
Carbaugh
Young
Shiplay
Murray
Johnson
Chenoweth
Carbaggh
Reterea
Timer
L. Youn
Popularity Contest Entry Details and Subscription Rates
Readers are invited to enter the popularity contest by submitting a name to be eligible for 1000 votes. Additional votes come from Herald subscriptions, tickets at the Baseball Bazaar, and daily water-clipped Heralds. Subscription prices are listed for 1 month to 2 years with new and renewal rates.
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Miss Bowers Leads Popularity Contest For Diamond Ring
Mike Charlotte Bowers takes early lead in a Daily Mail and Morning Herald popularity contest tied to Ute Baseball Fair. With 1590 votes, she gains 600 more as others urge subscriptions and daily votes. Proceeds reward the girl with most votes with a $160 diamond ring, with door votes and subscriptions counting as multiple votes.
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Marnaing Herald
Ute Baseball Fair
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Vale
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Jandel
Daily Maid
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Standing Of Contestants
Charlotte Bowers Catherine Hendrickson Edith Wagner Katherine Hammersla Hoten Miller Mary Lehman Ruth Glark Catherine Pryor Hazel Hennabarger Emma Zeiger Katherine Embrey Mildred Rowland Margaret Race Jeannette Shrader. 1000
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Edith Wagner
Katherine Hammersla Hoten Miller
Mary Lehman
Ruth Glark
Catherine Pryor Hazel Hennabarger
Emma Zeiger
Katherine Embrey
Mildred Rowland
Margaret Race
Jeannette Shrader
Popularity Contest Coupon Offers 1000 Votes for Diamond Ring
A coupon from the Herald-Mail promotes entry to a popularity contest held with the Baseball Bazaar. Winners receive a $180 diamond ring, displayed soon in town.
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Herald-Mail
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Daily Vote Coupon for Popularity Contest Editor
A damaged notice describes a daily vote coupon valued at five votes. It explains proper handling by the Popularity Contest Editor and notes the coupon should be placed in the dada of the contest. The fragment references contestants and voting mechanics in a period newspaper tone.
Dolan Seeks Landis Reinstatement After Probe
Cozy Dolan, former coach of the New York Giants, plans to seek reinstatement from Judge Landis after a prosecutor’s report found no conspiracy. Dolan’s attorney, William J. Fallon, says Dolan will press for immediate vindication and may pursue court action if not cleared.
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Weak At Bat Kamm Faces Challenge for Third Base Job
Veteran infielder Willia Kamm, noted as a top third baseman, confronts competition from a rookie third baseman who can hit. Kamm posted nine near-career at bats last season, and his defense remains strong despite batting struggles. Excessive golf may have disrupted his swing. he played little last season.
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Maiure
Seriou
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Kaimi
Sioe
Back-to-back Pennant Winners and Comeback Struggles Timed
A historical survey notes that only a few great teams, including the New York Giants and Athletics, consistently rebounded after pennant losses. It traces patterns from 1907 to 1919, detailing eras of dominance by McGraw’s Giants, the Athletics, and other clubs, and cites notable World Series defeats and comebacks.
McGraw and the pennant spotlight across three cities
McGraw dominates pennant talk in Chicago Cincinnati and Brooklyn. 1921 sees him return to form as a leading manager with a streak of title success. The Yankees are expected to challenge, as New York clubs face a balanced American League and an open race next season.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Greaier
Haraby
Sareword
Yankees
New York
Miller
Roller Skating Title To Be Decided At Night
Tonight at Heg-Mar Stoller Skating Rink the final race will decide the Ha- Aeratons championship. Racers will race on an o to mile course starting at 8 o'clock. Other races including one for women skaters are planned to showcase sport enthusiasts a wonderful venue.
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Heg-Mar Stoller Skating Rink
Ha- Aeratons
Live Stock Receipts and Market Report Summary
Receipts today include 169 head of cattle with marks of strong sales. Beef steers mostly good to choice selling around 829/ head, cows common to medium priced 1.50 to 6.60. Sheep and lambs receipts 100 with market steady. Calves 75, hogs 500 with highs around 44.60 for heavy hogs and 9.60 to 10.86 for various grades.
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