Fate Of New Central League In Balance
The fate of the Central League hangs on a key decision Sunday. Erie and other cities vie for franchise placements while ownership and potential buyers press for a firm plan, with four hopefuls Canton Akron Altoona and others seeking clarity to keep or drop their bids in Cumberland and Cunverland.
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Cunterland
Central League
Wong
Olanl
Baba Bal
Rela
Canton
Voungeaws
Akron
Ohio
Ala
Guy Wee
Ioned Ag
Herbelly
Josh Moerore
Wes
Cunverland
Cumberland
Cuomterland
Weilas signs with Giants after semion season
The article notes Wilson, a southpaw pitcher from Martinsburg, selected by John McGraw, will join the New York Giants training camp after a week. He played in semi pro leagues, previously with Mine Ridge League Club, and later Nashville and Hagerstown clubs.
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John McGraw
Regily
Ik Vie
Giants
New York
Wilson
Martinsburg
Mine Ridge
Mugahava
Nashville
Last Sason
Fred Delanch
Hagerstown
Standing Of Contestants Mrs Charlotte Bowers
List of contestants includes Mrs Charlotte Bowers Mary Rider Mary Lear Ruth Clarke Katherine Hammers Edith Wagner Catherine Hendrickson 2860 Deaonette Shrader 41825 Catherine Pryor sieves 1226 Virginia Fleece Katherine Embrey scree 1100 14073 oy 14293 enna 26390
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Charlotte Bowers
Mary Rider
Mary Lear
Ruth Clarke
Katherine Hammers
Edith Wagner Fee
Catherine Hendrickson
Deaonette Shrader
Catherine Pryor Sieves
Virginia Fleece
Katherine Embrey
Yankees Head South for Training Camp Start
New York Yankees depart for spring training in St Petersburg amid speculation on the 1924 squad. Thecamp opens with 18 players aged around 30s to form the first string, including Dugan Ward Witt Hoyt Coombs and Coombs among others, many veterans with long major league tenures.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Yankvox
St. Petersburg
Sipepress
Yankees
MiMor
Campaians
Demtantingiear
Joe Dugan
Aaron Ward
Whiley Witt
Hoh Moused
Watt Hoyt
Earl Coomba
Walte Hoyt
Iriel
Giants
Jy Ancient
Wally Sehang
Wally Secang
Leb Shawkey
Athletics
Herb Pennock
Eddie Wank
Ruth
Steve O'Neill
Sam Jones
Urban Shockerl
Everett
Wally Typ
Ernie Johnsen
Hanks
Wility
Boonsboro Leads County Corn Show Exhibits Over 60
Washington County fairs report Boonsboro exhibition tops county show with 60 exhibitors. Judges award extra prizes as corn quality appears uniformly high across events. Visitors praised displays at Ronyvor Creek and Le Wisston shows, with statewide expectations for Wissington County to outstrip rivals.
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Boonsboro
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Ronyvor
Firat
Wissington
Indians Put Three Men In Select Group
Cleveland ranked among the top ten hitters in the season among players with at least 100 games with Jas Morrison Jamie son Speaker and Myatt in the leading group. Speaker hit .344 while Myatt .342 and Myatt made the cut alongside Goslin. Stephenson hit .371 in 717 games. Other .300 hitters included Ghoute at .314 Sewell .316 Burns .310 Unie .098.
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Cleveland
Ceason
Jamieson
Speaker
Myatt
Yamieson
Ruth
Goslin
Washington
Severth
Stephenson
Ghaute
Joe Sewell
Burns
Unie
Local County Fair Exhibits Attract Attention And Prizes
A county fair showcased a cat over 13 inches long among entries, with premiums funded by John Alexander of the Roanaboro bank. Beaver Creek's exhibit, led by Roy Weagley, distributed prizes from Bentz and Dunn of Hagerstown. Howard Grossnickla and Wilbur Grossnickla won in the yellow dent class while Samuel Stouffer and Charles Stauffer topped the white cap division. The final show travels to larmovn at Perlanville then to the First National Bank of Hagerstown, promising the greatest agricultural county event in Washington County Maryland.
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John Alexander
Roonaboro Bank
Beaver Creek
Roy Weagley
Bentz and Dunn
Hagerstown
Howard Grossnickla
Wilbur Grosshickla
Washington County
Maryland
Daily Vote Coupon in Popularity Contest
Coupon worth five votes for the Popularity Contest when filled out and handed to the Popularity Contest Editor Contestant address provided.
Melrose Team Wins Easily Over Franklin Fire Co
The Melrose five defeated the Franklin Fire Co. team of Chambersburg last night at Melrose Franklin Wooda. Field goals credited to Wools Myer Poltz Snyder Brown Pantronia Woods Myers Ruminell.
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Thin Ely
Witle Trogirls
Franklin Fire Co
Chambersburg
Melrose
Franklin Wooda
Devieres
Baytor
Mygtbee Seriesins
Cere Woollard Foltz
Henry See Nauglo Mullonix
Uroch
Wools
Myers
Poltz
Snyder
Brown
Pantronia
Woods
Ruminell
Synagogue Plans Under Way In Hagaratown
A new synagogue in Brittmore street advances with architect plans drawn and $8,000 raised toward building. M Ruban of Relikta Furniture Co donated $2000 cash and pledged $100 annually for five years for maintenance. Samuel Mansh Jacob Polack and M Ruben named to solicit members for Hebrew congregation. Estimated annual upkeep is $1500 to $1700 with total building cost near $20,000.
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Hagaratown
M. Ruban
Relikta Furniture Co
Staerac- Hon
Ruben
Samuel Mansh
Jacob Polack
M. Ruben
Hebrew Congregation
Builiog
Brittmore Street
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