Hagerstown to Host Big Spring Automobile Racing Meet
Promoter J. R. Wilson plans a spring dirt track championship in Hagerstown with the Fair Association. Negotiations ongoing for a May or June date as Wilson promises two annual races on a sought after circuit. Local racer Dock Thomas and other speedsmiths from Baltimore, Washington, and Philadelphia expected to compete, with Live events and a 50 mile feature.
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Clarke Returns to Fold Amid Career Turmoil
Clarke reenters the fold after a disrupted college run due to an injury. He signs with Skidmore as the hub opens new opportunities, aiming to start work early with Feakon as the contract is formalized.
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"SHEIKS" Can't Be Fat College Five Defeats Alpha
Shepherdstown College team edged Alpha 17 to 42 on their home court in a tense close game. Standouts for Shepherdstown were War Meter and O’Kien, while Car-Taugh and C. Miller starred for Alpha. Large crowd witnessed the contest with boxing legend Valentino tracking his weight alongside Gene Delmont in a daily training scene.
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Big Baseball Fair Opens Tonight at Armory in Hagerstown
Hagerstown hosts a grand bazaar to support the local baseball club with music by the Municipal Band, dancing, novelties, and nightly prizes including coal and Black Diamonds. The event features old time displays, a Midway, and a chance to win a large market basket of goods.
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Regan May Pilot Champs For 1925 Campaign
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Regan is seriously considered for Ed Martinsburg Ghamys managerial post for the 1925 season. Information from Wort Virginia City says Regan will travel to Martinsburg to meet President Thompson and directors where arrangements are reported satisfactory.
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Locals Take Game Easily In Winchester Showdown
Magerstown High School defeated Handley High of Winchester 38 to 23. Tom Gordon scored five field goals to lead Magerstown, while Winkasld added five baskets and a 15 foot shot for Handley. Beard and Martin disrupted Handley’s offense as Hasse and Hothclus contributed on the floor in a steady, team defensive effort. Presented by Maroohaod Gray team.
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GON MOUND IN MOST COMPLETE GAMES Vague League Note
Vance and Grimes led with the most complete games and a bowler in key wins. In the National League last season Dazay played 20 complete games, Grimes 39 total, and Kremer and Morrison of Pittsburgh 41.
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Locals Rally to Edge Martinsburg in Five-Game Set
Martinsburg edged the locals in one of five games while the local six battled hard to win three of the four completed contests. The teams traded leads, with ties at 14 14 and multiple close exchanges. A return match is slated for February 18 at Martinsburg as the locals study Pennsylvania champion play and adopt the new style of volley ball. The local lineup includes Westphall captain Elfinger Stickell Fockler Reynolds Potterfield Hager. Frinch seeking $20 000 salary with the New York Giants remains in negotiation.
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Real battle for ring to start today in Weugusta contest
Contestants for the diamond ring in the Herald-Mail popularity contest begin tonight with the opening of the bazaar and vote collection. Grace Arty entered yesterday as several girls seek support to win the $18 diamond ring, urging supporters to vote and subscribe. organizers promise lively activity and early hours.
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Daily Vote Coupon Promises Five Votes in Popularity Contest
A fragment notes a coupon offering five votes in a popularity contest when submitted by a contestant to the contest editor. The readable text mentions an address and the beveled reference, indicating a local promotional item or entry mechanic.
Coupon entitles four thousand votes for popularity contest
A coupon offers 4000 votes and entry into the Herald-Mail Popularity Contest run with the Baseball Bazaar. The winner will receive a $150 diamond ring soon on display in a downtown store.
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Standing Of Contestants
Contestants include Charlotte Bowers, Catherine Hendrickson, Edith Wagner, Katherine Hammers, Ruth Clark, Grace Artz, Catherine Pryor, Helen Miller, Mary Lehman, Hazel Hennehergar, Emma Zalgler, Katherine Embray, Mildred Rowland, Margaret Rolce, and Jeannette Shrader with scores ranging from 4000 to 1690 in the event. The list presents participant names and scores in a compact standings format.
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McGraw Weighs Trade Offer for Mousel in NL Pennant Drama
Veteran pugilist and manager McGraw weighs trading Mousel to boost the New York Gladiators with Florida training ties and Tampa Washington sites eyed. Gloom over Mousel’s form last season fuels speculation while negotiations twist through Gibbons Dempsey and Greb eras. The boxing scene recalls Henry Wills bout offers and gate-driven risks in an era of transport and money.
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Horseshoe Heads Toward Lake Worth Tourney in Florida
The article notes a mid winter horseshoe tournament near Lake Worth Florida with top national players and expert shooters. It highlights Putt Mossman’s recent 436 ringers in 646 pitches and mentions Florida emerging as a sport capital with golf professionals and major league clubs preparing for upcoming events.
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