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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1923

Page

3

Fastest Of Baltimore's Quints Coming Tomorrow

The Baltimore Orioles, Maryland's top team from Baltimore, travel to Hagerstown for their season opener against the Elks quint. They bring the same lineup that has defeated top eastern quint teams in games across Altoona Harrisburg Lancaster and Baltimore All Stars. The squad, featuring players such as Helen Jerry Voith Dutch Lentz Effortung Gerald Morrett Max Waxman and Brennan, is regarded as a leading force among Eastern guards and giants.

Baltimore Orioles Maryland Hagerstown Elks Quint Orioles Recense Vmery Altoona Overlands Harrisburg Lancaster Bal Itimor All Stara New York Nationals Congress-Heightshahkees Washington Baltimore Giants Centles New York Oriole Will the Helen Jerry Voith

Celtics Visit Alsatia In High Stakes Armory Showdown

At the Armory the famed Celtics, world champions, return to Alsatia to face the Alsatia five in a decisive contest. Seats are selling fast with reserved blocks for Waynesboro Pryderick Martinaurg and others. Manager Thomas Cross arranged the appearance via Tex Fuskard, with the Celtics' Madison Square Garden trip likely to feature the same lineup.

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Virginia Aims to Control Streams of Carp

Virginia officials convene with Fisheries Commissioner to discuss carp control across rivers and streams. Survey data guides policy on extermination, with state and outside capital investment contemplated. Experts urge quick action to curb carp damage to commercial and game fish sectors.

Market McLongld Lee Virginia Carp

Series title fight off for time may force postponement

Alsatia Club manager Yom Croay revealed this morning that negotiations with the Elks Club for a city championship series have collapsed. He cited the midseason request as unreasonable and said the regular schedule must stand. Even with doubt, several good games weekly keep student interest high while the season winds down.

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No Close Plays Says New Ump Guthrie Aligns With Silk

Chicago January report notes new American League umpire Guthrie insists there are no close plays. He compares his stance to Silk and O Loughlin, arguing calls are absolute outs or safes. Guthrie stresses consistency but concedes he misses some calls.

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Bowling League to Resume Play Tonight at Local Alleys

After a holiday break the Sunday School Bowling League returns to Vilson and Portl alleys with First Baptists and St Pauls A B tied for first on 9-0. Roé leads teams with top record.

First Baptists St. Paul's A. B Roé

Living Cost Up in London Since 1914 For 1915

London figures from the Ministry of Labor show living costs January 5 rising about 80 percent above July 1914 levels when World War began. The data track price changes across essentials and may influence wage talks and policy remarks.

London Hye Ministry of Labor

Peckinpaugh Walks Five Times In One Game Historic Feat

Baseball history notes Walter Peckinpaugh of the Washington club walked five times in a single game in 1914 while with the New York Yankees. He never sacrificed or hit, stepping to the plate with bat on shoulder and drawing five free passes as the count stayed favorable.

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Inspection of Company B by Maryland National Guard

Brigadier General Milton A Revk soni will inspect Company B of the city on February 12. The law requires a minimum number of officers and enlisted men, and local officers have been directed to bring the unit up to strength. The federal inspection will occur concurrently with the state one.

Milton A. Revksoni Maryland National Guard

Fair February 21 Indoor Fair in Hagerstown Armory

The General Committee schedules a February 21 indoor fair at the Armory to raise funds for the Hawes town Baseball Association. Attractions include the Great Rome and Barry Folgerys trunk mystery, with civic and fraternal groups urged to attend to help place a capable team in the circuit.

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Presbyterians Into Lead In Basketball

The Presbyterians defeated Pleat Christian 10-0 at the Fairgrounds to move into first place after a hard fought game. Grace A B St Mark's Lutheran and St John's Lutheran trailed after winning two and losing one apiece. In the night’s other game Firab Pants forfeited to Trinity Lutheran 2 to 0 due to fouls forcing a second half forfeit by the Baptists.

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Frederick Co. Defeats Company B Tea in Hard-Fought Game

Frederick Co. beat Company B Tea 123 to 0 in a hard fought contest. The Alma team that previously lost to the Aleatia Club here last week struggled on Frederick floor as the hosts secured the victory amid strong defense and steady offense.

Frederick Co Alma Aleatia Frederick

Planes Hover Over German Towns In Wide Rhine Skies

From Berlin to the occupied Rhine region reports say French planes hovered over German towns in unrest and bombardment. The activity signals imminent troop movements and intensified air operations as forces press across contested zones amid a tense wartime backdrop.

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