Waynesboro Defies Exit Talk in Blue Ridge League
Waynesboro directors vow to remain in the Blue Ridge League despite Potter suspension. Potter’s appeal and local support push for reinstatement as others weigh reactions from Judge Landis and league leaders. J. W. Croft to become president. plans include continued pennant race and stable leadership.
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Waynesboro
Blue Ridge League
Mike Seaton
Kenneth G. Potter
Ukeelub
Potter
Kenesaw VM. Landis
Landis
Mike Sexton
Chels
Blue Ridge Lesigne Athilrs
Warneshoron
Mike
J. W. Croft
Waynesboro Record-Herald
Joi Breckenridge
Viky Liters
Cauen
Mr. Foster
Evenjit
John Charles Thomas
Arcade Theater
Chambersburg
Frederick Newa Glyce
Frederick
Charles F. Goddecll
Patlvy
Goodell
Frank K. Schmidt
Ue Frederick
Drink Hot Tea for a Bad Cold
A remedy advises taking Namburg Lreus tea from a pharmacy. Mix a tablespoon with boiling water and drink a teacupful to break a cold, relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and open pores. Described as inexpensive and entirely vegetable with no harm.
Irish Meusel Sets Odd Fielding Mark in 1924
In 1924 Irish Meusel of the Giants played 138 games with 301 chances, 287 put in the proper route, four assists, and zero errors. He did not participate in a double play all season, a rare outfield feat.
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New York
Irish Meusel
Giants
Weasel
Vere Steason
Feusel
Irlaht
Expert Says Finn Greatest Of All Time
Sports editor David J Walsh reports Joe Loomis doubts Paavo Nurmi’s supremacy noting Nurmi has only shown 80 percent of his speed in America. Loomis claims Nurmi could run faster, with a half mile in 1.49 and mile near four minutes, arguing a new challenger will rise to truly test him.
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Sn.s
New York
Paavo Nurmi
Waletic Morgan
Vwh
Wanamaker
Wwf
Joe Loomin
Naio
Loomi G
John Paul! Jones
Admiral Perry
Paavo
Ors
America
Nurmi
Nurini
Loomla
Steen
Loomis
Jose Rey
Kay
Jule
Ray
Uigt
Morriarock Post Defeats Mercersburg Post on Diamond Alleys
Morriarock Post of the American Legion beat Mercersburg Post last night on the Diamond Alleys by 181 pins. A return game is set in Mercersburg next Wednesday night. The Legion plans weekly matches with Jr. Slow teams for ten weeks. If Nurmi the horse matches Paavo Nurmi, turf records may fall.
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Morriarock Post
American Legion
Mercersburg
Focal Legion
Goosetree Plans Strong Maroons Baseball Spring Ahead
Chambersburg reports Eddie Goosetree will manage the Maroons with a winter push for contracts and a strengthened roster. John K. Berger, mayor and club backer, aims for a pennant drive, with Duffey, Monk, and Harding among signings and spring training planned for April in Chambersburg, including two to three games with York and potential Parksley moves.
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Chambersburg
Eddie Goosetree
The
Maroons
Tohn Hancocks
John K. Berger
Tenninger
Eddie Hooper
Ove
Goonatrea
Duffey
York
Beason
Wiliam Monk
Goosetree
Hackbarth
Monk
Sutton
Larry Sutton
Yeats
Harding
McDeritt
Mike Fabrey
Mote
Charles Elliott
Lexington
Talbot
Blake
Fortney
Schindler
Wicul
Smith
Gonsetree
Mattin
Berger
Parkaley Club
John
Ny Layne
Layne
Puke‘ Whalen
Parksley
Mattia
Witmer
Umderstood
Chambersburg High School
Hagerstown
Coosetree
Thomas
Dorsey
Hind
Enterprise Team Meets Crescent Basketball Night
The Enterprise Yankees face the Harrison Ha genstown Crescents, a recently formed squad, Friday at 8. The Crescents include several former star players. Between halves the Enterprise Male Quartet will perform, aiming to lift crowd energy and ease intermission monotony. Anticipated lineup lists Kline, Baer, Anderson, Wolfe, Smith, Brush with referee Kutin.
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Enterprise Yankees
Hagenstown Crescents
Crescents
Asan
Enterprise
Yankees
Yankees Pos
Crescents Kline
Elimination Race At Hag Mat Tonight In Hagerstown
Hagerstown invites three top skaters Monk Kietzer Al Smith and Walter Cleveland to the Hag Mat Roller Rink for a one mile elimination race. The winner advances to a final two mile championship race against other elimination winners.
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Hagerstown
Washington Streeee
Monk” Kietzer
al Smith
Walter Cleveland
Fretzer
Heing
Hageratown
Saint James Easy Win In Local High School Basketball
Saint James laid on a 32 to 19 victory as Gordon, Warfield, Wilson, and Clark starred for the Saints. Hagerstown, with Yeakle and Gordon scoring, kept within reach early in the second half before Towson entered and hit three straight field goals to reclaim the lead that held through the rest of the game.
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James Sehoni
St. James
Hagerstown
Salntgy
Towson
Bryant
Gordon
Warfield
Wilson
Saints
Clark
Johnston
Tom Gordon
Shota
Yeakle
Irigh
Wyman
Serene
Wees S
Staton
F.eeree
Cosens
Dorsey
G. W.s.seee
Yount
Sevnan
Beard
Een
Nevard
Oregon Girl Wins National Essay Contest
Julia Sutherland Groo an 18 year old Portland high school girl won the national Nehting educational committee home Nelting essay contest prize. Hundreds of Washington county students competed, the county contest was run by the Chamber of Commerce. The national prize includes the "house of Nglita" and the winner plans to study art at the University of Oregon.
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Julia Sutherland Groo
Portland
Oregon
Nehting Educational Committee
Washington County
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Groo
University of Oregon
FOLLY’S HONEY AND TAN COMPOUND Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement warns against opiate substitutes in cough remedies and promotes Folly’s Honey and Tan Compound. It claims the product lists every ingredient on the carton and is safe for all ages. Sold everywhere.
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FOLLY
Voley
Indian stars and legends shape baseball’s colorful past
The piece recalls Indian greats like Sockalexis Chief Bender and Jim Thorpe, praising their athletic prowess and fan appeal. It notes Thorpe’s Olympic glory and later pros charges, Bender’s pitching mastery and crowd appeal, and hints at John Levi as a potential rival attraction for the Yankees alongside Babe Ruth.
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John Loyi
New York Yankees
Tax Office
Sockalexis
John Levi
Yankees
Ruth
Annapolis Five To Play Here In Friday Night Clash
Annapolis Newsies will face the Peerless A C quintet in an Armory game hailed as a top season encounter. Both clubs boast strong reputations and a win for the Peerless would boost their standing. anticipation runs high for a competitive basketball showdown.
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Newsies
Annapolis
Maryland
A. C. Quint
Newsies Five
Armory
Clus
Lossera
Golfing as a Big League Player Across Seasons
The remark frames golf as a valuable game for a professional athlete, noting spring and fall benefits. It emphasizes athletic versatility and enduring training value for a big league player outside baseball.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Daily United Press Compendium
A condensed listing of January 29 radio programming across major markets. WEA, WOR, WEEI, WCAP, and WEAN present shows from Irma and the Man to Navy Band performances. National and local stations in New York to Chicago feature orchestras, lectures, and talk programs with varied time slots and artist lineups.
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WEA
WEEI
Wcape Winer
Navy Band
Irma and
the Man
Siov
U. 3
Navy
Knecht
Orch
WCAP
Pashington
Vistor
Migual Feta
Foots Isabelle Manh
Plonsaley
HemiNecrape
Ton Brek Tri
Navy Canals
Rosset
Monitor Artois
Hsu Plots
Borton
Ole Brother Club
Victor
Mivertown
WDGH
Worceater
Ulivertown
Wcx
Detroit
Goldkatten
Dress Gites
Homer Duard
Goldkeste
Orchentra Ua
Clayrland
Threshour Oo Wam
Clevelann
Lombardo
Montreal
Frestenan Breweries
CICA
Toronto
Bedtlmo
National Chorus
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Philadelphia
Klagerstown Dilta A
Milindelphia
Independence Hall
Wenioerit Hall
Academyal Fie Arte Commercial and
University Muartiue
Paleaioust Wark
Geological Gardens Aquarium
Pennsylvania Railroad
Meusel
Finn
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Toporcer
Bell
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Cannon Ave
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Annapolis Five
Young’s Drug Store
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Harry S. Myers
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Hannibal Chamber
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Adolphus Orchestra
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