Waynesboro Villagers Sign Large Player Roster
Waynesboro announces a sizable signing spree. Bugs Snyder joins in/outfield plans while Breckinridge is eyed for manager. Names include Beckenridge, Whitted, Rupert, Reeser, Whiteleather siblings, Koerner, Waltz, Weigle, and others expanding the independent league roster.
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Bugs” Snyder
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Croft
Snyder
Waynestoro
Breckinridge
Samer Tan
Waynesboro Record Herald
Combes
Mickael Byrus
Wal
Six Mile
Teds
Teds Ae Ontieddes
Carl Rupert
Righ
Lanier
Tesristang Pa
Clyde Reeser
Tejayne
Whiteleather Brothers
Maresce Whiteleather
Wrightsville
York Cousty
Tits Beer
York County
Ralph Whiteleather
Ager
Vibe Isgers
Bay Qt
Strang
Nosebill Association
Hoyer
Pennsylvans
Lefty Grove
Shippensburg
Mitcher
Koerner
Baltimore
Waler Boerner
Warnesboro
Star catcher Lew Brnen joins St. Louis Browns
The St. Louis Browns acquire Lew Brnen, a star catcher from the St. Path Glut of the Amportean Association, to bolster the struggling catching department while Severeil recovers from weakness. With severeout, the team sought a remedy to improve performance.
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SL Leni Browns
Hunh Severeil
Sisley
Lew Brnen
St. Path
Amportean Association
V Y Volley Ball Team Victors In Close Match
The Magerecowa Volleyball team defeated Martinsburg last night, winning all five gates played. Captain Westfall led a strong performance, keeping the ball moving for a crushing attack. The local squad, noting a prior loss to Lancaster, plans a game next week at Waynesboro and a likely visit to Harrisburg later in the year for another Pennsylvania matchup.
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Foe Tuhrey
Chinebersberg
Warnesboro
Tl Waltz
Harrisburg
Nasberu
Weigle
York Swribas
Gould
Brickenridge
Waynesboro
Warnes
Captila Westfall
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Martinsburg
Uy Zelnt
Intel
Hartisburg
Tila City
Bazaar Draws Lively Crowd At Ball Fair Night
A bustling bazaar drew a lively crowd last night as attendants enjoyed the Reach game and old army game while proceeds support the baseball club. Attendees contributed to training expenses, with fans urged to attend and donate to help the team field 168 games this season as the league schedules clashes across major cities.
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Gabe
Wazaar
Purl Iid
Esa
Extel
Izaak Walton League Dine and Banquet Planned
The Izaak Walton League, formerly the Washington County Pike and Game Association, will hold a banquet Thursday February 26. A program features talks by noted speakers on wild life and fish protection, moose hunting, seal fishing, and fishing methods. Plates are $1.50. reservations to ELT Marshal or by phone 221 are urged.
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Frank Walton League
Washingen County Piah and Game Association
Kameom Fish
Izaak Walton
Elt
Marshal
League
National Bureau of Picherins
ADL
Washington County Cine
Down the Alleys Results From Hagerstown Feb
G. C. defeated agers town Tkton by 1675 to ... Winchester beat Marlinsburg 1837 to 1746. Waynesboro defeated Charles Town 4779 to 1720. Mrederick defeated Berkeley Springs 1085 to 1565.
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Hagerstown
G. C
Daily Vote Coupon Thief Contest Entry Note
A damaged relic notes a daily vote coupon worth five votes in the Popularity contest. It warns that the coupon must be completed and delivered to the Popularity Contest Editor to count. This item records a number and an addressed recipient without broader context.
Coupon entitles four thousand votes in popularity contest
A coupon grants the holder four thousand votes and entry into the Popularity Contest run by the Herald-Matt with the Baseball Bazaar. The winner will receive a $100 diamond ring displayed in a downtown store. Address and name fields are incomplete.
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Flerald-Matt
Baseball Bazaar
Miss Clarke Leads In City Popularity Contest
Mia Ruth Clarke moves ahead in the Herald-Mail contest tied to the Armory ball fair prize. Votes place her at 2775 with Edith Wagner close behind, while Miss Kirka rose to the front earlier and Mrs Charlotte Lowers was overtaken. Clarke promotes subscriptions and coupon clipping to gain support.
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Mia Ruth Clarke
Herald-Mail
Armory
Kirka
Charlotte Lowers
Miss Clarke
Edith Wagner
Misa Hamerala
Atlsy Clarke
Taday
Shila
Hagerstown
New Central League Set to Open May 14
Pittsburgh reports the newly organized Central League will debut May 14 with several clubs already secured for home games and bids from other cities. The league runs 122 days, ending September 18, as Cumberland Altoona Johnstown Wheeling and Parkersburg have accepted franchises amid ongoing franchise bidding and ownership hurdles.
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Pittsburgh
Clus
Cumberland
Altoona
Johnstown
Wheelng
Parkersburg
Awaary
Ehlef
Hrle
Park access discussed for Uniontown as league undecided
Uniontown may obtain a park while Tenris Club does not join the league. Akron’s league entry remains undecided and is awaiting approval at Youngstown and Canton. Another meeting is planned for next week to decide the Erie case.
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Uniontown
Tenris
Akron
Ini
Nestlig
Youngstown
Erle
del Nilely
Nightly Radio Schedule From East to West Coast
A detailed Wednesday February broadcast list spans New York to San Francisco with varied programs. Highlights include soprano recitals, orchestra performances, university concerts, and a Norman Hartman hosted lineup featuring Wheeler and Wadley with multiple station IDs and time slots across Eastern to Pacific times.
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H. ¥. Hart Co
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Hazel Henneberger
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Mildred Rowland
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Jeannette Shrader
Milton Kohler & Long Gruen Watches Jewelers
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Lyons Furniture Store
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Sherley Bldg
Orn Public Library
Ludwig Motor Co
Franklin Street
Sierage Tee
Hubert Hennegerger
Cannon Ave
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Freedeisemann
Hagerstown Service Co. L. L. Gerber
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Lynn Baugh, JR
HL. Mills
Atwater Kent Radio
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Pale Street Journal
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Chua
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Nebraskana Orchestra
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Maloe
Haneey City
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ATHS
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TAC
Calgary
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Francis Vah
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