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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1923

Page

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City Series Set to Begin March 15 at Armory

The city basketball championship opens March 15 at the Alsatia Club Armory with Elks guard-guided Elks facing Alsatia. Managers Cross and Guider settled a two hour meeting on eligibility, naming McCarthy or Barrett, contingent on Barrett’s health, and deciding a best three-of-five series with games at Armory and YMCA.

Alsatia Club the Armory Morris Guider Elks Quinut Tomy Cross Alsatia Five Stark Alsatia Elks Barnhart Alsatia Stara Pittsburgh Pirates South Cross Joe McCarthy Baltimore McCarthy Barrett Lim Quider Flks Armory Elis Alsatians Bill Stark Alsatia Gains Gerald Sturrett Elk Clyde Earnhardt Saul Menton Harrisburg Paul Menton Jaser Snyder's Eakle’s WY. M. C Riks Wallowey Olier McCord Wright E. Hauver Buck) Hauver Alsatla Legge Recher Price Harbaugh Kretzer Smith Jarrett

Hancock Wins From Cumberland Quint InCounty High School Match

Hancock High School defeated the Alpha Club of Cumberland 44 to 37 on their home court. Powers, Wrench, and McKinley led a running attack that overwhelmed Alphats, aided by Sandera and Warden on defense. Alpha’s early momentum faded as the hosts pulled away in the second half.

Hancock High School Hancock Alpha Club Cumberland Elas Acore Alpha Cluub Allegany High School Alpha Ist Lake Michamn Walst Powers Wrench McKinley Sandera Warden Ohu Woking

Locals Defeat Berkeley Springs High in Cage Battle

Locals beat Berkeley Springs High School 38 to 14 at the Y M C A. A hard fought game despite the wide margin with Shupp brothers starring for the locals and Stotler setting up key plays for the visitors.

Shupp Brothers Poffenberger Berkeley Springs Shanp Brothers Shupp F. Shupp Visiitors Stotler Berkeley Springs Steele Edminson I. Shupp LF. We Quigley Ga Pipes Duzzard Smith Malette Gordon Stoller Rice Malette Bishop Steele Smith Gordon Edmun

Gettysburg Academy Hosts Local High School Tonight

Gettysburg Academy basketball meets local high school tonight at 8. Ed Tenney, former local star, back for weekend, expects a strong battle. Gettysburg center Zimmerman stands 6'3.5, tallest in the college, while the Hi School lineup mirrors last night’s.

Gettysburg Academy Ed Tenney Tenney Gettysburg Zimmerman Gettysburg College Innight Gettysburg Pos Br. i. Steola Bock Shupp Tenney Gordon Wood Smith Zimmerman G F. Shupp

Tunney Wins Lightweight Title Bout At Madison Square Garden

Gene Tunney of Greenwich Village won a judges decision over Harry Greb of Pittsburgh in a 15 round showdown at Madison Square Garden. The upset title change surprised many ringside observers though Tunney enjoyed broad fan support while Greb had been favored on points in many rounds.

Greb New York Gene Tunney Idol Greenwich Village Harry Greb Pittsburgh Madison Square Garden Tunney

Revival ends as church reports growth in Greencastle

Greencastle February 24 revival services at First United Brethren Church concluded after two and a half weeks led by Rev. Geo W Strine with song services by Mr and Mrs A M Stouffer. Strine also preached in Middleburg church adding 18 new members. total for his Greencastle pastorate: 145 members in two and a half years and 33 new members in Middleburg. Also notes community events including a Legion auxiliary card party and visitors from Waynesboro and Frederick, Md.

Greencastle United Brethren Church Geo. W. Strine A. M. Stouffer Strine Middleburg Frank Carbaugh American Legion W. B. Smith Waynesboro East Madison Street Smith Washington Metropolitan Life Insurance Walter Baker Frederick M. E. Martin St. Thomas Road J. Gilmore Fletcher Old Home Week Association David King Chicago I. Eby, Sr North Carlisle Street Sifssong Philadelphia Ladies Aid Society of Grace Antie M. Dbitner Mary Kauffman Chambersburg Hospital Grace Tarnhart Baltimore Street Annie Foster

Terrier recruit Harold Kelly to try out for Terriers

Harold Richard Kelly of St. Louis Missouri is paying his own way to try out with the Terriers this spring. A 20 year old 5 foot 7 1 2 inch 150 pound infielder, he has played shortstop and third base with varying success since 1915 in the KIFL and Navy Regimental team seasons. He recently moved to third in the Paramount Bankers League and posted a .859 batting average last season with a .785 fielding mark at third.

Harold Richard Kelly St. Louis Kelly Navy Paramount Bankers’ League

Valuable Realty In City Is Sold In January

Real estate transfers surged in January as the C. J. Spaulding Company lists numerous sales. Buyers include I. O. Hammond and Gertrude Cook Myer with bungalows and dwellings on Mont Villa Avenue and Summit Avenue, plus multiple lots on Highland Way and Highland Park. Additional properties cover Virginia and Snyder avenues, Main and Jefferson streets, and other city parcels, totaling diverse residential and lot transfers.

C. J. Spaulding Company I. O. Hammond Mont- Villa, Ave Gertrude Cook Myer Summit Avenue O. Eckard S. Potomac Street Charles F. Strole Dewey Avenue Dave Anderson Fred Teed D. B Winter Street C. Luther Grosh Wangalow Virginia Avenue F. F. Henson Highland Way Carl Burger Harry Zellers Snyder Avenue Robert McCauley W. E. Conner H. Meyer Highland Park Charles Grosh John Eline Concord Street John Eling Main Avenue L. C. Bittner John D. Main Maryland Avenue Poplar Street C. J. Spalding Co Mont Villa Ave Alex. Armstrong Jefferson Street Hilliard Place

boxing bout ends with Lasher defeat of Hale in barn match

Jesse Lasher defeated Raymond Hale in a close bout at Eversola's barn with Lasher rallying near the ropes and finishing Hale on the floor in the thirteenth round. Referee Mr Hesson oversaw the match. A rematch is planned for next week. South Africa supplies about 63 percent of the world's Indian rubber.

Raymond Hale Jesse Lasher Eversola Lesher South Africa India

Presbyterians Claim Right To City Title

Jim Becher, manager of the Presbyterian Sunday School Panthers, accepts a three game challenge from the Western Enterprise Yankees. The Presbyterians, unbeaten this year after last year’s tied series with Washington Square, claim the city title and invite any amateur team to challenge them.

Jim Becher Panther Presbyterian Western Enterprise Yankees Presbyterians Washington Square Recher

Poultry and Eggs Quotations and Sleep Study Note

Baltimore market prices list wholesale and jobbing rates for eggs and live poultry with detailed ranges for Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions. Includes chickens ducks pigeons guinea fowl turkeys and regional variations. An investigator reports sleep talking by about 40 of men and 35 of women per hundred.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Ease Kant Island

Washington’s Birthday Quilting Party Reported In Town

The article notes Mrs. Leslie Stumbaugh hosting an old fashioned quilting party in celebration of Washington's birthday. Other items mention Miss Gillan hosting guests at South Carlisle street and Cyrus Pickings departing for Denver to visit relatives. James Little of Cumberland spent time with his family on South Washington street. C. E. Kinsell moved from Miller and Findlay to Hagerstown. Mrs. M’s daughter’s home visit hints.

Washington

Livestock and fashion notes mix in old clipping

The page lists livestock terms for sheep calves and hogs with grade codes and prices, then moves to fashion notes on scarfs and chemise frocks for the season. It closes with a local Boy Scouts update, noting a nine game win streak ending with a 30 to 12 loss to Waynesboro High School second team.

Boy Scouts Quint Waynesboro High School Waynesboro

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The Elks Management Cumberland Quint ST. John's John's Jatthorans Piet Baptists Sheol Banhathwl League Tage EAE Polly Cliff Ste Miss Polly Jess “Ot Bittaa Lucie Ture Service, Inc Creat Britain Ty Twad Tyged Efives Helova Lane Sam Marke Berkeley High Tall Center Eddie Iatura Service Edpie Terrier Partons Frank R.iddlekauff N. W. Gov Public Square Froessner Danzer Hagerstown Danzer Metal Works West Lee Street Swan
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