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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1925
Page
3
The local Yankees defeated the Berkeley Rovers of Berkeley Springs in an overtime finish 41 to 41. The Hagerstown squad mounted a late rally to tie the score and pulled ahead in the extra period for the victory on the home court.
Ungerstown High School edged Chambersburg 28 to 20 in a tense town basketball game. Substitutions and field goals were noted, with players Gordon Staton Beard Martin and Lesher contributing, and Referee Colley presiding as the ten minute timer ticked.
The Pirates infield of Grimm Maranville Wright and Tantrum Traynor led the National League in fielding games played together last season. Grimm appeared in 151 games, Maranville 132, Wright 183, and Traynor 141. The group stayed in the lineup in nearly every Pirates tilt.
Burleigh Grimes of the Brooklyn club logged the most field chances among National League pitchers in 33 games with 120 chances, 25 putouts, 91 assists and five double plays. Carl Mays of the Reds followed with 112 chances and was the only other pitcher to exceed 100 plays. A separate note reports the Pearsons A C defeating the Chambersburg Scouts by eight on the YMCA floor with Chenoweth scoring all eight field goals.
A Daily Vote Coupon worth three votes is presented to contestants. The coupon must be properly filled and submitted to the Popularity Contest Editor, Gontestant 2.0, addressed to jessseeenes. The exact submission address is not fully provided.
Yale University removes captain Shep Bingham from the football squad after failing in four of five courses. His public humiliation is noted, with criticism of the handling by Yale authorities and reflection on his Junior Prom duties and overall college conduct.
A list shows contestants with varying numbers. Notable entries include Mrs Charlotte Bowers and Ruth Glarke with higher figures, while Deannette Shrader and Catherine Hendrickson appear with smaller counts. The data appears as a broken standings table with multiple names and tallies.
French tennis star Andre Gobert credits golf with reshaping his mindset and aiding a return to form after a setback. He found golf a stronger goal getter than tennis, leading to a successful personal transformation.
The undersigned offers of registration of the City of Lagerstown Ma give notice they will attend their respective offices with open doors, providing access to registrants and records as designated, on specified dates to conduct registration procedures and related official duties.
Citizens 21 and older must register by 9 PM to vote in Hagerstown. The notice lists ward based registration offices and officers with addresses and names for Ward Nos. 1 to 8, detailing residency requirements and dates for the revision and re registration period, including officers THOMAS A. STIGLER, OTHO M. SNYDEL, JOHNN WIBRBI, MAX E, RANKIN A. STOUFFER, CLAUINE OC, TENRY J WONORA, JOEDAVD PRATN GARD, SAMUEL GC. SPINLAANS, JOHN A. BRANDT, BENJAMIN F. CHUGH, and others.
In Greencastle on February 2 The funeral for the late A B Fleming will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the home on North Carliale street with services led by Rev Dr L M Conrow and burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Frank W Pensinger of Linden avenue, long employed at Landis Tool Co, will transfer to the main gates office in Waynesboro and begin new duties Monday necessitating his move. John Rines of Waynesboro, resident six years, died Wednesday evening after a four week illness from pneumonia at age 73, leaving a widow and two sons plus several brothers and sisters including David
Frank Rines and Mrs Annie H Lane of town will attend Saturday services at 1 pm with interment. Mrs Arthur Zarger appointed organist at Presbyterian Church begins duties Sunday Feb 22. John Munnich bought property on North Washington and will move family to Chambersburg in March. Mr and Mrs Wa Schomberg of Pittsburgh are wintering in St Petersburg Florida. Ma Schomberg formerly Flora Hammill. Luther Bible Class of Taith Cran Church hosted by Mrs J A Keepers on North Carlisle St. Myrtle Manns of Waynesboro visiting town this week.
Miss Margaret Davizon eight of Washington Street has recovered from a week long illness of tonsillitis. A number of town youth attended the County Christian Endeavor meeting in Chambersburg this evening. Alvin A. Morganthal junior gave a phonograph solo with Evelyn Snodderly as accompanist. Mrs T. J. Clary and Mrs Annie Honebrake hosted a sauerkraut dinner for friends Thursday.
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