McNeill Named Manager of Frederick Ball Club in 1923
Norman F. McNeill of Baltimore, ex Boston Red Sox catcher, chosen to pilot Frederick Huntlere in 1923 after Buck Ramsey left. He will sign tomorrow and coaches Johns Hopkins until May 1. McNeill has played for Providence Jersey City Baltimore Docks and Toledo, and will bring Baltimore batters to the Frederick lineup.
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Hustlers
Boston Red Sox
Big Show
Martinsburg
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Mountaineers
Buck Ramsey
Norman F. McNeill
Baltimore
McNeill
Frank Schmidt
Tenue
McNel
Providence
Jersey City
Baltimore Dre Dorks
Toledo
American Association
Boston
Baltimore Bays
Johns Hopkins
Jeff Tearonn
Bears
Seaton
Joe Bush
Sam Jones
Herb Pennock
Wale Hoyt
Red Sox
Dry Docks
Frletchies
Tri-State Volleyball League Match Upset in Waynesboro
The YMCA volleyball team from the city, made of local businessmen, beat Villager business men from first place in a best of four series in Waynesboro. Martinsburg leads the league with five wins and one loss. Lineups listed with players from both sides and final scores 15 0 13 15 16 44 15 11.
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YMCA
Waynesboro
Tri-Stra Valley
Martinsburg
Tagerstown
Wilnon
Rupp
Houmier
Westpha
Saturday Morning Basketball League Resumes at Fairgrounds
The second week of the Saturday morning league saw games at the Fairgrounds intersections Winter Street Surrey Washington Chapel Antietam and Howard streets. Surrey Chanel and Water Street squads won last week. League organizers are Gordon Starr A E Bur ton and Tom Spielman.
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Wator
Fairgrounds
Winter Street
Surrey
Washington Street
Chapel
Antietam Street
Howard Street
Chanel
Water Street
Gordon Starr
A. E B. Burton
Tom Spielman
Joserhkize Spielwand
Kathering Hyerly
Elizabeth Moller
Hagerstown Triumphs Over Waynesboro in Local Ball Games
Hagerstown defeated Waynesboro in four consecutive games on their floor last evening. The scores were 40 to 14 in the opener and 15 to 13, 16 to 14, and 8 to 9 in the remaining matches. Hagerstown players included Truyr Whieon Huttayer West Paul Suckell Kaylar.
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Waynes
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Truyr
Whieon
Huttayer
Westpaul Suckell
Kaylar
Girls Lose Snappy Game to Waynesboro
The Hi girls basketball team fell to Waynesboro 35 to 24 in a hard fought game at Waynesboro last night. Captain Spielman scored all 24 points for the local team as Waynesboro’s guard attack overwhelmed the home squad.
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Seftion
Waynesboro
Mae
Spielman
Vankee g defeat Waynesboro junior boys
The Vankee junior basketball team from Hagerstown Yankeey traveled to Waynesboro and defeated the visiting junior boys of MLC A. With four minutes left, Waynesboro led until a late rally by Vankee secured the win. Shrader starred with clutch foul shots as the locals surged ahead.
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Vankeeg
Waynesboro
N.C. A
MLC. A
Wayneshoro
Shrader
Focal Ton
Hagerstown Yankeey
Babe Adama Remains With Pirates Amid Trade Watch
Veteran pitcher Babe Adama is expected to stay with the Pirates as trade rumors swirl. Heavy speculation centers on potential moves involving other clubs, with management signaling no imminent changes to the roster.
Sunday School Court League Upsets in Strong Showings
Zion Reformed defeated St John's Lutheran 22 to 7, shifting from third to fifth while St Johns dropped from third to 2 with their conquerors. In the second game First Christians routed St Van's A B 32 to 10, continuing their winning streak.
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St. John’s Lutheran
Zion Reformed Quint
St. John's
St Van's A. B. Quint
Harrisburg Quint Beats Harrisburg Academy in Teen Hustle
Harrisburg High School defeated Harrisburg Academy 34 1 to 14 in a fast paced game. Steele and captain Shupp each scored six field goals while Irwin contributed strong play for the visitors. The home lineup included Harnett Smith and Springer, with France set to appear in the next local tilt.
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Harrisburg Academy Quint
Steele
Shupp
Irwin
Normil
France
Gainet W.C. H. S
Pos
Harrisburg
Poland
I. Shapp
Irwin F. Shapp
Harnett Smith
R. G. Springer
Gordon LG
Cherry
Meld Gorls
Arrisburg
Kelly
Hagesstown
I. Shopp
F. Saapp
Poul
Thompson To Head Martinsburg Club
Lewis H Thompson a leading Martinsburg businessman faces re election as president of the Blue Ridge league baseball club at tonight board meeting of the year Other officers expected to be reelected Also Y M C A Auxiliary meets Monday at 7 pm instead of 789 to permit attendance at Dr George Hav Rusguel lecture in the M C A auditorium 815 Mrs William A Voulette leads the reorganized Auxiliary A factory accident injures Horace Kaufman fingers at the Stupp Co plant with one finger pad partially severed and another finger involved Dr P L Fairchild treated the injuries
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Lewis H .Thompson
Blue Ridge League
George Hav
Rusguel
William A. Voulette
Horace Kaufman
Shady Grove
Stupp Mrs. 1 Co
Dr. PL. Fairchild
Minor Leagues Not So Bad
Doc Johnston former Philadelphia Athletics first baseman and veteran major leaguer signs with Seattle in the minor leagues. He reportedly will earn an $8000 salary plus a $300 signing bonus, a total figure higher than any major league yearly pay he previously earned.
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NBA
Wash
Doc” Johnston
Bano
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Johnston
Doc
Seattle
Elgn
Yankees Invade Capital to Face Alsatia Next Thursday
The Congress Heights Yankees, the capital’s champions, will play the Alsatia club next Thursday night in their season opener. Ted Heddons stars for the Yankees, having not missed a foul in five games and scoring consistently. The team’s latest wins include a 38 to 30 victory over the Elks and wins over the Orioles, Bulls, and George Washington University. The full scoring ledger lists victories against Harrisburg, York, Bay, Alexandria, Grove City, Hagerstown, Hyattsville, and the U.S. Naval Academy along with other results.
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National Capital
Congress Heights
Bulls
Orioles
George Ae Tgton University
Ted Heddons
Yankees
Stagerstown
Lisappear
Heddons
Baltimore Orioles
Kers
Harrisburg
York, Bay
Alexandria
Grove City
Hagerstown Hill
Baltimore Orfoles
Hyattsvirts, Md
Celtics
George Wash
U.S. Naval Acail
Moon Eclipses Aldebaran Tonight in Taurus
Aldebaran, also Alpha Tauri, in Taurus, will be eclipsed by the moon tonight. The event begins at 6:25 PM and ends at 2:56 PM, visible through a telescope though twilight glare will hide it from the naked eye after sunset at 6:30 PM.
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Aldebaran
Taurus
Ladies' Elhfe Class Organizes at Zion Church Williamsport
The Ladies' Elhfe Class of Zion Lutheran Church Williamsport met at the parsonage Thursday evening led by Rev. Howard Rink. Thirty members attended the election of officers including Mrs Samuel Barnes president and Rev H J Rink as teacher, with plans for future church work.
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Elhfe
Zion Lutheran Church
Williamsport
Howard Rink
Behhalf
Samuel Barnes
M. Gower
C. E. Grimes
G. Grober
L. Liskt
Qasigt
H. J. Rink
Convicted Man John Newman Sentenced for Assault
John Newman a colored man was convicted in Circuit Court at Charles Town of attempted criminal assault on ha Mitchell a 17 year old colored girl. The crime occurred last fall and Newman fled to Hagerstown where he was captured and taken to West Virginia.
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John Newman
Charles Town
Gu Ha Mitchell
Tall
Newman
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Hagerstown Baseball Fair plans week of events
The Hagerstown Baseball Fair General Committee laid out a week long program February 2 to 16 with nightly events. Western Maryland Band to lead parades to the Armory, free admission with a door prize, and a popularity contest entries via Roy A. Lester. Donations of cakes candy and articles welcomed through local businesses and the Hagerstown News Agency.
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Hagerstown Baseball Fair General Committee
Hagerstown Baseball Fair General
First Hose
Knights of Plythine
Junior Fire Company
Woodmen of World
Alsatin
Maryland
Roy A. Lester
Genera
Pisuo
Grove Bros
Brown & Mussleman
Hagerstown Vews Agency
Will Improve School House With Electric Lights
The Parents Teachers Association of Wayside School votes to install electric lights to aid pupils on dark days. Officers are elected, committees named, and Mrs. Floyd Guyer chosen to obtain wiring cost estimates for submission next meeting.
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Teachers Association of Wayside School
Roy Tanzer
J. B. Honner
Way Side
Floyd Guyer
Prosant Tere
Tha Tonma
Danzer
Mra
W. A. Hopking
Mise Kathryn Garver
Mise Agapa Murphy
Harriet Dunghugu
Misa Evelyn Lyon
Misa Mery
Miss Weaver
Mia Watkins
Mia Rawth
J. Grimes
G. V. Alin
Inet
Lincoln Day Dinner Speakers Named at Hagerstown
Prominent speakers planned for the Lincoln Day banquet at the Y M C A on February 12 include Nicholas Longworth of Ohio and Leo Cook of Washington. Longworth may be accompanied by his wife Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the late President Theodore Roosevelt, with the engagement ending during Roosevelt's administration.
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Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Leo Cook
Washington
Republi
Mr. Longworth
Roosevel
Physical Tests Improve Children At Ridge Avenue and Howard Street
Health Demonstration inspectors Dr. C. V. Akin and Miss Bolsum report at Ridge Avenue and Howard Street Schools 22 corrections in 17 children and 23 corrections in 21 children after medical exams. Corrections span dental sight tonsils adenoids skin conditions and weight. One child earned a gold star for being physically perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Avenue
Howard Street
C. V. Akin
Bolsum
Veterans Bureau here will close in March exodus begins
Relief work for World War veterans here nears completion with four Ha serstown branch staff moved to Huntington West Virginia and medical department to depart. Nearby offices at Wheeling and Bluefield have already closed and other transfers follow.
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Marehall
Haserstown
United States Veteran Bureau
Frank A. Staith
Claims and Insurance Department
Horace Clover
Mary B. Kenny
Ida L. Taylor
Huntington
W. Va
Wheeling and Blugefield
Phogram for Com Plays by J Melvin Apessard
Programmer J Melvin Apessard organizes Community Players programs for a Maryland theatre event on February 5 and 6. The 16 page booklet will be printed in two colors as a souvenir of the first theatre program.
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J. Melvin Apessard
Maryland
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Tri-State Volley Ball League
Babe
Adama
Pirates
Presbyteriam Viciy
St. Mark's Lutheran
Ion
Washington Oytare BM
Trinity Lutherag
Lutheran Oo
Bion Reformed Grace U. B. Fe
St. Pauls U. B. Sae
Sirat Brethren
Washington Yankees
Alsatias
Parent - Teachers’ Association of Wayside School Sanction Move
Polly
Cliff Sterrett
Noes
Asrekece
Din Prasaaiterayen
Veterans Bureau
la Grippe
Voley
Mary Kisby
Spokane
Bromchitis
Folay
Foley
Eddie
Warriet
Ted
System
Jane
Ana
Hagerstown Motor Compan
B. & C. Pass
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