Frederick Club Frees Ramsey as Manager for Next Season
Buck Ramsey will not manage the Frederick Club this season as the Frederick Baseball Association made him a free agent. The board of directors enacted the move after Ramsey sought other opportunities in Martinsburg, while praising his three-year pennant record and championship wins with the circuit. A new board of directors will be elected tonight by stockholders and will reorganize, appoint officers, and set the path for selecting a manager or negotiating with Ramsey for a return if a suitable offer arises.
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Buck Ramsey
Frederick
Buck
Martinsburg
Frederick Baseball Association
Fredericks
Meusger Ramsey
Fl Buck
Msile
Akcker
Bord of
Wiyceurs
Frederick Club
WIL
Buck Ramsey Phout
Champions Now Declares Fans in Hagerstown City Championship Debate
A reader from Hagerstown questions starting a midseason city basketball championship between the Mika and Alsatia clubs. He argues the move is wrong, supports two teams, recalls past champions, and asks why Alsatians are cited as champions while tied to earlier titles. He signs as a basketball enthusiast.
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Hagerstons
Dickos
N.Y. Giants
Dickes
Alsatian Tea
Crescents
Ieleve
Alsatians
The
Elks
Celtics to Meet Al sun Chuh and Collegians in Key Armory Games
The Original Celtics, hailed as Worlds greatest team, travel to face Al sun Chuh Friday night at the Armory with a crowd expected to fill the arena. Saturday they square with the Keyser Collegians as fans expect a fierce contest. Tickets selling fast for Friday eight thirty gate and a festive dance planned after.
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Celtics
Alsun Chuh
Armory
Celtica
Ser
Collegians
Hagerty
Tom Crosa
Alsateas
Toaltow
Tomor- Hutchingon
Donnelly
Tiueto
Sunday School Court League recap and players noted
Sunday School Court League action left teams in a tie for first as U. T. fell from the lead. The report mentions Gordon Hay and a few players in a garbled lineup with references to positions and scores, highlighting a close game and season standings.
Sunday School Bowling League Results Night Matches
The Sunday School Bowling League saw First Baptist and St. Pauls 17.3 keep a close tie for first as Grace U R faced a setback against Baptists. Saint Pauls Bee team beat First Christians while St Johns Lutheran defeated Presbyterians 1923 to 1612. St Pauls M E forfeited to Terns Lutheran.
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St. Paul's
Grace U. R
St. Paul Boys
St. John'a Lutheran
Ternity Lutheran
St. Paul's M. E
Ol Sabre
Sarter in kind now in vogue in Germany
Berlin January 14 reports fading paper money value. German businessmen revive payment in kind with sixteenth century barter, offering goods such as pounds of grain or ten eggs per unit in place of cash. The Langssalz paper notes the shift amid economic strain, highlighting small town barter mechanics and local adoption.
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Berlin
Naturala
Langssalz
Elks to Play Y Series in City Basketball Rivalry
Coach Wilson of the Y M C A announces a five game series with the Elks starting by month end. The winner faces the Al satians in March, with both teams using largely overlapping players and lineups from Oller Wilson Kline Gearhart Wright Porterfield for the Y and Wallower McCord Buck Ed Haover plus a center to be chosen tonight.
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Elks
Alsatians
Guider
The
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Kline
Gearhart
Wright
Porterfield
Wallower
McCord
Buck
Haover
Elks To Name New Center In Tonight's Baltimore Game
Elks manager Guider plans to add a new center for the remainder of the season due to Roberts from Harrisburg being unavailable. John Minke, formerly of the Taylor A A Club of Cuttherland, is the newcomer. Regular centers Jerry Voith or Gerald Barrett may also play tonight as Guider decides the best of the trio for a regular lineup. A large crowd is expected as the Orioles face the Elks at home in Baltimore.
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Baltimore Orioles
Elks Quint
Roberts
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Guider
Ana
Elks
Baltimore Orlolea
John Minke
Ta Taylor A. A
Cuttherland
Orioles
East
Baltimore
Congress
Yankees
Harry Berman
Popularity Contest at Big Bazaar at Armory
The general committees of the baseball fair and bazaar meet at Grove Brothers store and plan a popularity contest with prizes for young talento. Fall events run February 2 to 11 at the Armory with donations sought to fund the team. Elks promise full support and offer space for future Fraternal, Civic and Fire Company meetings.
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Thas
Grove Brothers
Tadi¢A
Elks
Hagerstown
Cumberland Hits Basketball Snag Forces Cancellation
In Hagerstown crowds dwindle as Cumberland’s Taylor A A club cancels all steganes for the next month amid poor attendance. Players helped cover visiting team expenses after the last game as interest waned and a fire tragedy marred events. An elderly woman died from burns at home, ignited by a kitchen stove. Winchester reflects on beacher games and 1922 sales.
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Taylor A. A. Club
Cumberland
Ste Ganes
Taylor A. A
Iteater
Odd Fellow Officers Here in City Tonight
Grand Patriarch William G Schmidt and Grand Junior Warden Samuel Wright of Baltimore with Grand High Priest J Winger of this city will give Star of the East Encampment Lodge in this city tonight and install newly elected officers The same officers will visit Grand Encampment in this city Thursday night
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William
G. Schmidt
Samuel Wright
Baltimore
J.“ Winger
Draper
Wwamsport
Ghead
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Meeting of Baseball Association
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