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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
4
In 1922 George Sisler led with a .420 average and won the MVP trophy, but eye trouble kept him out of 1923. Report notes knee high and waist high pitches as key weaknesses, with knee high balls feared to limit a possible return to form.
The St Louis trade of Urban Shocker to the New York Yankees for Jet Bush reveals both pitchers turned 52, contradicting earlier beliefs that Shocker was younger. Bush debuted in the majors with the Allies in 1912, while Shocker only rose to prominence later, including a stint in Toronto for experience.
Orioles will hold a business meeting Friday at 8 30. The gathering will occur at the home of manager Max McAfee on Washington Street to discuss routine matters. All members are requested to be present.
A dense listings page details Wednesday radio programming across multiple stations led by Venice Gret in New York and Philadelphia areas. It highlights concert broadcasts, opera, orchestras, educational talks, and children's programs with numerous times and station identifiers listed.
The Waynesboro club staged a spring boxing series with four bouts featuring knockouts and rapid exchanges. Local fighters like Tully, Hummell, Wasner, and Cohen drew a strong crowd, with Hagerstown fans in attendance and plans for more matches in about two weeks.
Knute Rockne named two all time All America elevens highlighting George Gipp as the sole Notre Dame star on the backfield. He singles out Gipp as injury resistant and exceptional, joining Grange Thorpe and others on the backfield, with Plain and Eckersall noted among pre 1906 stars. Also mentions college baseball moves and Ed Rommel leading American League double plays.
Last night the Vagabonds beat the Waynesboro quint 22 to 31 on the Waynesboro Y M C A floor in a fiercely contested game. The Vagabonds’ teamwork proved decisive in this season’s first defeat for Waynesboro.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a daily vote coupon worth eight votes when properly altered and handed to the Popularity Contest Editor. It mentions a contestant and an address fragment but lacks complete names or locations.
List of contestants includes Mary Kindler Mary Loar Katherine Hammers Ruth Clarks Edith Wagner Catherine Hendrickson Jeannatte Bhrador Catherine Pryor Virginia Flases Katherine Embrey with various entry numbers in a standings segment from a local paper.
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