Jamison Declares He Will Not Quit Under Fire
J V Jamison, president of the Blue Ridge League, seeks re election after stating in a letter to Chambersburg Gib that he does not want to quit under fire. He explains pressure of business and time limits but resists withdrawal, noting local clubs pressuring him while Waynesboro faces minimal support. John W Hoke reports from Chambersburg as league meeting approaches.
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Joturn Presentation
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Yad
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Mr. Jamison
Alsatia Quint Plays Well to Hold Celtics
Alsatia Quint battles the Original Celtics in a strong showing, with 927-48 scoring by the locals. Lead performers Huggerty and Beckman star, Celtics’ defense praised, Alsatians praised for effort despite defeat.
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Alsatia Quint
Celtics
Y Five Drops 1s Game to Martinsburg
In Martinsburg last night the WY. M.C. A. basketball team opened their season by losing to Martinsburg 32 to 31. Martinsburg led from the start and the visitors could not catch up. Players Wilson and Troupe were hampered by illness and injuries, Olluy played despite flu, White Cline starred at forward, Wright led scorers, and Powerfield excelled on defense. The setback comes in a five game series with Martinsburg, which is tougher on the road than at home.
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Celtica
Bechuge
Cellica
Iocal
Firer
Coltles
Thay
Celtics
Yeddy “Horge” Huggerty
Johnny Beckman
Holman
Alsatians
Confereas Heights Yankees
Baltimaave Orioles
Loliies
Orioles
Celtics Poa
Alsatia Packman Rr
Rechevarry LF
Rarpharat, Maererlyn
Legge Leonard
Price Holman LG
Puchanan
Mer Timer
McWiey
Jay
WY. M.C. A
Martinsburg
West Virginians
Wilson
Troupe
Wacutmonia
Olluy
Yas Ulvo
White Cline
Wright
Powierfeld
Collegians
St James Triumphs Over Deaf Quint In Tight Win
St James School quint rallied from behind to edge Deaf quint 24 to 44 at halftime, then tightened defense in the second half to hold the visitors to two field goals. Key players included Warfeld and Roberts for St James with strong effort on both ends, while Martinsburg visit note previews upcoming game.
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Quint
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Torm
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St. James Quint
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W. Ghandler
Te. I
Luneh Warfeld
D. Fee
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Bell Habulitlee
Ltk
Tor Bell
Whodes
Rovers
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Laach
W. Itindler
Sunday School Court League Standings and Opening Win
The Sunday School Court League standings show Presbyterian and St Pauls U B seeking early position. St Pauls U B Pirates defeated First Brethren by a close game at the Fairegrounds, lifting to a tied seventh place in the league race.
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Presbyterian
Eneree & O
S Mark
Filtherati
Ap John
Tutheran
Orace
Aly
Fairecounds Infide ‘Suiiny
St. Pauls U. B. Pasketeers
St Paul’s
HS School Quint Dominates Foresters In Season Opener
The Pear State Forority Academy reserves were no match for the local HS School quint as they opened the season with a 41 to 18 victory at the Y. Frank Shupp led with 30 points, while Steele, Gordon, and Smith added strong forward and guard play. Four substitutes appeared in the second half as the locals showcased cohesive teamwork and quick ball movement throughout the game. The Hi team next faces St James, with three weeks of home games ahead and potential Saturday night matches.
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Ay Jay
Pear State Forority Academy
Frank Shupp
Audh Natien
Amatei
Penn
Waters
Steele
Shupy
Gordon
Smith
Guarde
James Quint
Scouts Win Over Chambersburg Five
Marlin and Ray starred for the Joyals as Tlagerstown Boy Scouts avenged a prior loss by defeating Chambersburg 24 to 10 at the Fairgrounds. The local lineup included Ray Shrader Martin Hos and Snyder, with plans to travel to Chambersburg and Haonshoro for upcoming games.
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Treay 7 Quint
Chambersburg
Pennsy
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Marlin
Ray
Joyals
Shrader
Martin
Hos
Snyder
Haonshoro
Dempsey Expected To Meet Williard
New York Jan 13 promoter Tex Rickard announced Dempsey expected to accept offer for a heavyweight bout with Willard. The news comes as fans anticipate a major title clash that could define the era.
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Dempsey
Williard
Hy International News
Dervier
New York
Tex Rickard
Tune Willard
Johnson Wins But No Match For Champion
Floyd Johnson, the Iowa heavyweight, defeated Bill Brennan by a split decision in New York, but the planned path toward a Dempsey bout in the promised land collapsed amid chaos and a noisy crowd. Brennan appeared ten pounds overweight and fought on nerve after round six, while the event failed to deliver the expected showcase against Dempsey or other top contenders.
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Davis J. Walsh
U.S
New York
Tex Rickard
Floyd Johnson
Bill Brennan
Demsey
Promised Land
Johnson
Brennan
Luis Tripo
Tom Gibons
Willard
Dempsey
Hooper Joins The Hole In One Club
Hooper, a former Mt. St. Marys College coach and longtime Hoosins figure, reportedly joined the Hole In One Club at Clifton Park links. The event occurred after a drive that barely missed a cup and added to a storied golf career spanning decades with multiple coaching roles and connections to Baltimore and Chambersburg.
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Hooper
Baltimore
Hdldis Hooner
Blue Ridge
Jury Finds Death Was Accidental Inquest Verdict
An inquest into the death of Donest Draper, who died at the hospital Friday from related gunshot wounds, returned a verdict of accidental death. Witnesses testified Draper was in the hospital when the fatal incident occurred.
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Donest Draper
Revalter
Draper
Accident at Western Maryland shops injures Draper
December 28 incident at Western Maryland Railway works led to Draper being shot in the leg. G. Levhigh was transferring a pistol when a discharge fatally wounded Blond, with Draper later exonerating Levhigh in a signed statement.
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Levhigh
Chambersburg
Levigh
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Draper
Leehigh
Viame
Acridental
Livestock prices from Baltimore market report
A fragmentary 19th century market listing shows live stock values for calves sheep and cattle, with varied descriptions of quality and weight. Includes quotes for eggs wholesale and live poultry including chickens ducks geese turkeys and market notes across regions such as Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Baltimore
Algher
Maryland
Paunsyl Yatda
Virginia
Kent Island
Basketball series between Elis and Alsatian teams should start early
A Hagerstown basketball fan urges an earlier start to a Elis versus Alsatian championship series. He argues January kickoff maximizes attendance, leverages longer evenings and outdoor season interest, and suggests scheduling extra midweek games to boost overall interest and profits.
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Allied County Town
Tilly
Hagerslowi
Werner
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Fragmentary OCR text offers unclear phrases and names, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or subject. The readable portions suggest a local notice or column snippet without a definite person, place, or date to anchor a precise summary.
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