Stars Have High Hopes For Cuyler And Yde In 1925 Pirates
The article profiles Eugen Cuyler and Fonta de Yde of the Pittsburgh club as top young ball players facing a pivotal 1925 season. It discusses expectations to uphold reputations from 1924, with Cuyler aiming to improve on a strong showing and Yde noted for pace and hard throwing. Both players are highlighted for key performances in 1924 and anticipated impact in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugen Cuyler
Fonta de. Cupler
Ydo
Buel
Cuyler
Pittaburgh
Yie
Athora Lara
Uquthland
BP Prosches
Cuyter
Hong
Cryler
Furlera
Beroma
Ukea
Souttern
J Polnta
Cuvier Slylo
Sacha
Wes
Gwen Thaugh
Chyler Krag
Vde
Custer TiLelag
Ydy
Custer
Fox
Cayla
Piletier
Celtics clash with Elk tonight in Hagerstown showdown
The Elks prepare for a top clash with the Original Celtics of New York in Hagerstown as fans anticipate a second defeat for the visitors. Kieln and Glasco start at forward with Wallower in the second half, while Moa’s team seeks revenge after yesterday’s 34 to 23 win by Baltimore over the Madleat Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtics
Gulder
Babe Barlow
Elke Star Guard
Glance
Hagerstown
Kieln
Glasco
Eddisa Wallower
Madleat Regiment Five
Baltimore
Hy Mo
New York
Elks
Geass
Gelties
Kenton
Wiskey
Babe Warlow
Boottgumel
Col Hey
Lily
Molman
Hackoinn Tar
Waynesboro
Frederick
Martinsburg
Washington Palace
Quillestayo
Washington
Tks
Hagerstown Ball Fair Struggles for Funds and Attendance
The Hagerstown baseball fair faced financial strains and mixed crowd response during the week in Avmary. Organizers call for fundraising, plan to maintain patronage, and push for a pennant winning team with a $160 diamond ring prize to be awarded March 11 at a local theatre.
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Nagerstown Bageball Fair
Wile
To Avmery
Whitey
Hagerstown
Aly
Rse
Shippensburg Dominates Local High School Rival
Shippensburg trounces University High School 24 to 4 in a one sided game. Key players include Spielman with three field goals and Miller, Millar, Horner, and Tenney contributing scoring. Substitutions listed and notes on field goals mark the decisive victory.
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Shipgonaburg Nara
Uifrla’ High School
Fage Gan
Hagerstown Pag
Shippensh'g Brielman
Horner Millar
Ceseeeee
Oreo MalOlt Oserissers
Secee
Secu
Herring
Hofer
Laaso
Pasterbrook
Uovying
Weffman
Malotte
H. Moliman
Lewis
Hlonabraker
Tenney
Jy Splelmas
Lucila Millar
Hornar
Losae
Imorger
Lense
Spielman
Miller
Local volley ball team is again winner
Waynesboro volleyball dropped a home match to Nageratown on Saturday, as Nageratown moves toward the Ginte and South Atlantic championship. Nageratown won four of five contests after Waynesboro opened with a win. Captain Westphal and Reynolds starred for Hagerstown while Potterfield’s absence hurt Nageratown.
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Waynesboro
Nageratown
Wich
Mageratown
Potterfield
Trong
Westphal
Reynolds
Hagerstown
Hagaratown
Martinsburg
West Virginique
Harrisburg
Mogerstown Minstrel Show Opens March 9
The Mogerstown Baseball Club stages a minstrel show starting March 9 for three nights at Maryland Gardens. Veterans John Forsythe and Earl Rowland lead a cast with top professional acts as rehearsals proceed. committees and production details are listed with chairs and members.
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Mogerstown
Alaatia Club
John Forsythe
Earl Rowland
Infield
Charkis Lamm
Maryland Gardens
H. J. Beater
Thomas Wrangborn
Paul §. Fechtig
Walter EB. Duker
C. Nefil Baylor
Henry Triesler
Charles W. Wolf
Harry Migging
Brawer Shufter
James McGuffen
Frank Colley
Larry Miggins
Gsorge Alexander
Kennett Sevile
Wiliam Shaffer
Sars Rowland
Chatman
Franca
FP. Zalgler
Fred. Bowrer
Stewart Millsr
Theatro
K. EB. Young
Earl Young
Toho Forsytla
Mrs C Bowers Tops Popularity Contest Again
Charlotta Bowers leads the popularity contest with 14965 votes securing first place. Mary Learty is second with 7850 votes, Katherine Hanisla Supe rises to third with 848 votes, while Miss Huth Clare drops to fifth as Miss Wapner moves to fourth. Young readers rally with subscriptions and voters respond despite a bad day.
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Charlotta Bowers
Tha Teal
Hotng
Py Oia
Hagobaly
Mary Learty
Mrs. Bowers
Minty Mary” Lear
Mina
Katherine Haniersla Supe
Cho &Landing
Misa Huth Clare
Miss Wapner
Contentnls
Hari
Meeta Boing
Thane Preman
Standing Of Contestants From Local Page
A list of contestants includes Mrs. Charlotte Gowers Mary Lear Katherine Haramersta Edith Wanner Ruth Glarkess Catherine Hendrickson Mary Kindler Virginia Fleece Catherine Pryor Katherine Embrey Jeannette Sheader with varying figures next to each name. The entries show small numeric tallies or scores associated with each contestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Gowers
Mary Lear
Oe. Cccveey
Katherine Haramersta
Edith Wanner
Ruth Glarkess
Catherine Hendrickson
Mary Kindler
Virginia Fleece
Catherine Pryor
Katherine Embrey
Jeannette Sheader
Hornsby Signs With Cardinals For 3-Year 2000 Rate
The greatest right handed hitter, Rogers Hornsby, signed a three year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals worth 2000 dollars per season. The deal secures Hornsby’s contribution to the Cardinals for the coming years, despite interest from New York and Chicago clubs. Prolific in both leagues last season, Hornsby led batters and set a high mark in the record books.
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Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
St. Toms Cardinals
Cardinals
Hornabby
Amd
Tong
John Stethan Luck
Uno
New York
Tha
Heooklyn
Opkiyer
Kyaineh Rickey
Mars Recontis
Lin Ewnera
Tu Chicano Cubs
Hughsy Duffy
Hunt
Chicago
Kaynony
Louis
Baeks
Jelly George Statler
Browns
Ani
Varnaby
Daily Radio Programs Offered on Monday February 16
United Press compiled schedule lists a dense wave of Eastern Standard Time radio programs. Notable entries include Wal yoax orchestras in New York and Philadelphia plus varied concerts and musical programs across Detroit Cleveland Montreal and Chicago with multiple stations broadcasting evening symphonies operas and lectures.
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John Mares
Waldorf Dacca
New York
Grobrelra
New
Soprede
Richmond Hile
Sune
Annie Proven
Hho & Dice
BO D
Mal Ned’ Howe
Soneth
Caralinans
Bo Meyer Baris
M—Itazo
Rodilms Atorien
Altoone Bopetore
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Pirates
Mark
M. Summers & Sons
Franklin St
Yingling Auto & Carriage Works
Predertck
Hacen
Hazen Uuyler
St. James
Murlinsburg
Hugh School
St. June
Wyman
Tt Clarke
OL Wilson
G. Tawaon
Martingburg
Veeeegeree
Hamer
Woot
Shippensburg
Cleveland
HUB Minstrel
Fenestra” Steel
Sach Danzer Metal Works
W. Wanklogs
Tom Hireet
Rhone
Lyons Furniture Store
W. Franklin St
the House OF Shoes
Sherley Bldg
Lynn Brugh, JR
Vace
Radio Electric Sarvice
Hubert Henneberger
Cannon Ave
Rickey
Matey
Flavia
Hickey
the Talking Machine Shop
Edison
Potomac Edison Company
Public Square
Harry J. Funkhauser
N. Locust St
Mallory
K. Hoffman & Sons
Stickell
Yingling Auto and Carriage Works
Frederick Street
Fad
W. Md
United Press
War
Lance Orchesra
Troy
Bprinoyiel
Philbarinnola
Paathenregs Presram
Wrox
Detroit
Kony
Detroit News Orchestre Whr
WTAM
Windemerehurch
CKAG
Montreal
Croy
Buudin
Amith
Howard Tatjeeet
Armand Tebrim
Marlzba
Be. Sehatte
Gragh
Pote Fone
P. Maxetene
Eeck
Pyre
Palaer Viapeis
Hilo
DES Monks
Helan
Anlateevlis
Uecirge Davia
Tommy
Goy
Pano Nectlal
Dad P. M—Harmo-Jpee
Ordhratte
Lincoln
Jeyperson
Fischer
Patiala
Pacife Coast
Koo
Oakland
Lalakond
Taletead
Binane Ganeers
Gaibew
Aeenmeath
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