Greenleaf to Meet Pat Natalie in Blood Match at Hagerstown
World billiard champion Greenleaf travels from the circuit to Hagerstown for a non exhibition blood match against Baltimore contender Pat Natalie. The event, arranged by Harry Miggins of Arcade Parlors, is billed as a real test of supremacy in a costly, high profile pairing with Natalie's stamina seen as key challenge to the champion. Greenleaf recently wed a Chinese princess who is a noted stage celebrity.
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Greenleaf
Hagerstown
Pat Natalie
Baltimore
Harry Miggins
Arcade
Miggins
Siefirming
Natalie
Greencal
Champlton
Martinsburg Here Tonight In Local Y M Akt Rivalry
Martinsburg Y M C A team prepares for a winter visit from the Hagerstown squad. After last year’s two losses the Martinsburg club seeks revenge in tonight’s game at the local Y M C A gym with a 2:15 start and general admission.
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Valley Ball Team
Martinsburg Y. Mt. C. A. Valley
WIM
Tocal Y. A. U. A
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Andao
Melrose Defeats Wyandots 36 to 14 in Narrow Victory
Melrose handed the Wyandots their first defeat as they edged out the visitors 36 to 14. Highlighted by smart passing and strong defense, Melrose built the lead through goals by Myers and Wood, with substitutions including Ryan, Myera, Wools, Foltz, and Smaulson contributing. Referee Tam Gurlon officiated a 20 minute period.
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Melrose
Wyan
Nua
Wyandots
Mayers
Wigandats
Woods
Smutaon
Ruuiaedl
Myers
Wuude
Seau
Tam Gurlon
Titi Fl Kalyce
Pepper Martin Knocked Out By Mike Bellering
New York Feb 6 Varett Pepper Martin Brooklyn welterweight boxer collapsed in the eleventh round of a 12 round bout with Mike Bellering at the Brooklyn Mok Arena. He was taken to Cumberland Street Hospital in Brooklyn. Doctors reported he was doing fairly well but could not confirm a permanent recovery.
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New York
Varett
Pep Her
Martin
Brooklyn
Wy Hill
Mike Bellering
Mok Arena
Vortho
Cumberland Sice Hospital
Sud
Mlaloa
Rowech
Rad Choy
Paavo Nurmi May Enter Paris Opera
Paris reports Paavo Nurmi, famed champion runner, may join a Paris Opera production during a negotiation between France's Sporting Chief and the Ministry of Public Instruction. The project would repurpose the theater with a 200 metre track to feature the Nordic star.
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Paavo Nurmi
Paris Opera
Paris
Paave Nurwi
Shampion
Sporting Chih
France
Ministry of Publc Instruction
Caruso
Ty Cobb Takes On Barnyard Golf In Augusta Visit
Ty Cobb, famed baseball celebrity, ventures into a rustic golf scene in Augusta, Georgia this winter. The attempt to master barnyard golf with visiting vacationers may prove tougher than his batting feats.
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
Augusta
Tilden in Decision Over 1925 Tennis Career
William Tilden to decide soon whether 1925 season will see him retire or continue as a player or pivot to writing. A new code may bar him from covering tournaments, prompting potential withdrawal from Davis Cup defense and major events.
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New York
William T. Tilden
U. S
Pangape
Tilden
AILE
Fallen Arches Stops Halvey in Sloppy League Play
Fragmented notes report Martin wehes and Dwight Halves involved in a clash as Halvey struggles for recovery. References to a Martins club and Joby Quing hint at Philadelphia connections and a chaotic game involving Hustlers Cubs and goaltender Hon Miller. Time of quarters listed as ten minutes amid garbled play details.
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Martin Wehes
Whiten
Sready
Dwight
Martinabury
Alleant & Peu
Thoragsen Ty Pee
Ineo Okneayon
Kurtlers
Wen
Jue
Bocutit Jayt ii
Hongo
Paden
Ovinger Davies
Wilsoigt
Metal Fish
Hon Miller
Leetstine
Paul G Hiller
Three Playing Managers Rise in American League
In the American League the edge shifts toward playing managers. Five of eight directors are players, with three infielders among them Elster Harris and Collins at first and second base. Cobb and Speaker remain out, while Mack, Fohi, and Huggins serve as bench managers, though Fohi and Huggins sometimes don uniforms and coach duties.
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NEA Sergica New York
Imanagare
Lay
Elster
Harris
Collins
Cobb
Speaker
Folders
Mack
Fohi
Huggins
Real Battle On Saturday In Heralds Mail Popularity Contest
Eleven candidates rally for the $150 diamond ring in a Saturday showdown opening the baseball fair at the armory. Miss Charlotta Dowtra leads with 2000 votes while Miss Katherine Hiammersla has 1590 votes, as contestants plan moves and solicit subscriptions to boost daily votes.
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Heralds Mail
Armory
Katherine Hiammersla
Charlotta Dowtra
Daily Vote Coupon in Popularity Contest
A daily vote coupon worth five votes is offered for the Popularity Contest when properly filled and delivered to the Popularity Contest Editor at the contestant’s address.
Coupon entices votes for Herald-Mail Popularity Contest
A coupon grants 1000 votes and entry into the Popularity Contest run with the Baseball Banner. The winner will receive a $160 diamond ring, to be displayed soon in a downtown store.
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The
Herald-Mail
World Series Revenue Split Changes Baseball Play
The four team sharing plan for World Series receipts changes team incentives and umpire duties. The shift increases player earnings for several clubs while raising officiating responsibilities and pressure during the final six weeks. Sparky underwent foot surgery but expects spring readiness and training readiness.
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Umvires
Heen
Tale South
Lindstrom Tastes Thrills As Giants Eye Breakout Season
Freddie Lindstrom, praised by manager John McGraw, is set to start at third base for the New York Giants, challenging Groh amid Groh s injury. Lindstrom recalls three thrills from his short major league run including headlines of a trade, playing third in the World Series, and a remarkable debut performance.
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NEA
New York
John McGraw
New York Na- Honats Iis
Freddie Lindatrong
Thirel
Giants
McGraw
Groh
Lindstrom
Tindstrom
Majora
Chaney Best Skater Here In City Championship Race
Three starters in the roller skating race at Sing-Mar Roller Skating Rink contested the city championship. Rod Chaney won the two mile event in 8 minutes 58 seconds, with Fred Spensard second and Monk Kratzer third after Spensard led early. Chaney passed Spensard on the ninth lap. Kratzer withdrew near the end. A boys prelim over six halves saw Prod Smith clock 2 minutes 40 seconds.
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Taal Uight
Sing-Mar
Med” Chanay
Monk" Kratzer
Fred Spensard
Rod Chaney
Spensard
Spessard
Chaney
Kretzer
Japper Kretzer
Smith
President Guld er unveils new hubs road and home uniforms
Yesterday afternoon President Guld er ordered new road and home uniforms for the Hubs. Road outfits will be gray with a light purple stripe and a large I on the left breast. Home uniforms stay white with an old English Hy on the left breast. Caps will be blue with a white letter It and the Jingo will be white with a blue aukla.
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Gulder
Final Bazaar Plans Open Tonight at Armory
City bazaar organizers outline events starting this evening at 8. The fundraiser runs through Saturday with booths assigned and decorations prepared. Final arrangements will be made at the Armory as organizers seek the largest attendance yet.
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Hagerstown Bagelall
Standing Of Contestants Charlotte Howers 2000
A list of contestants includes Charlotte Howers Catherine Hendrickson Katherine Hammer Ruth Wagner Helen Miller Catherine Pryor Hazel Henneberger Emma Zelgier Katherine Embrey Mildred Rowland Margaret Rolce Jeannette Bhrater. 1000
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Charlotte Howers
Catherine Hendrickson
Katherine Hammer
Aia Ruth Wagner
Helen Miller
Catherine Pryor
Hazel Henneberger
Emma Zelgier
Katherine Embrey
Mildred Rowland
Margaret Rolce
Jeannette Bhrater
Evening Radio Schedule Full of Music and Talks
A dense listing details radio programs across hours from 11:00 PM to 10:48 PM featuring orchestras, soloists, and talk segments. Notable names include Matilda, Oliver, and Beethoven segments, with stations in New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Montreal. The dense timetable notes city and program details, timing, and various sponsors.
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MmuLido- Wenlon Orchanten
Wiz
New
Youx
Sas Winns ‘Ordinaire
God
Atotian
Guant Wal
Raad Relioniea
Patce Orahanten
NEWAR
Oliver's Orchestre
Warg
Richi
Puladelpria
Mezer Dayla Orchestre
Msuney
Bisto
Mone Ache
Lkpby
Hue
Masi Utab
WCAK
Etare Team Orchestra
UN Fuga B
Neostand Fnneriaindes
KDKA
Rt Urob
Nus
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Halvey
Real Battle
Theore
Dee Creed
Monjnonuy
Sintah
Sparky
Orte
Radio and Electric Service Co
H. A. Henneberger
S. Cannon Avenue
Mordedl
Walter Johnson
Bazaar
Sherley
Lynn Brugh, JR
IRN
Radio Franks
Brunswick Records
America
Frank Besainger
Frank One
Brisewick
Yoon
Moxnst
Teaee Seto
Carolina
Yen
Wits
Radio Fepalam
Fatuaag
St. Hatenstren
Ayadio 1
Walled Frese
Mery Dand
Hall Alway
aUanite Revue
Barriete
Puies Egon
Orceaien AC
Boston
Eae
As Wey
Deyrott
Eoin
Ties Mon
Amilie Bite ’Ee
Toa Omaba
Strawn
M—Gaddie
Manley Telorae
J ‘Piya
Rarnah
Watonte Moe
Atlanta
Cancer
Progam
Bi Tadlow Grarvan Athy
Grainan
Ann Natt
Rench
Beethoven
Abea
I Nile Sertazhe
CPAD
Calvary
Se Tee Aigetn
Organ
CURE
Rumonton
Phildres
Ago
Eles
Morin
Pacific Coast
Fribats Gene
Wtatione
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