Holly Majors to Attend Y With Altrock and Schacht Tonight
Lineup for Major Elk game lists R F tower Jett as CG and lord RG ght LG with game at 8 45 PM Referee Stark Majors Ray Keating Dowd Grimstead Black or Hickey Dolly Stark.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1923
Page
3
Lineup for Major Elk game lists R F tower Jett as CG and lord RG ght LG with game at 8 45 PM Referee Stark Majors Ray Keating Dowd Grimstead Black or Hickey Dolly Stark.
Tonight in Hagerstown the Y M C A hosts a premier basketball attraction headlined by the Holly Major league players. The bill features Nick and Al Schacht as comedians and a notable lineup including former Yankee pitcher Dolly, Dowd, Grimstead, and others.
The Altoona team looks to rebound at home against a local quintet in midweek action. Key players are listed in the lineup as fans prepare for a decisive third game in the series with potential for a return match later. Team morale is high amid optimistic notes from coaches and supporters.
Layne, a long time fixture with Hagerstown, will not play in the Blue Ridge League again. The sale to another club is effectively completed, awaiting signatures of the Terriers and buying club presidents. Layne is a strong infielder with a .300 batting average and fast baserunning, expected to join faster competition. Officials aim to finalize Layne’s transfer and announce his successor from Escondido soon.
Area meeting last night outlined the complete baseball fair plans to be held at the Armory on Saturday night. The general committee and all subcommittees reported, promising one of the most successful and interesting fairs Magers Town has seen. Nothing has been left undisturbed.
A fragmented promotional slip invites readers to mail a form to FoleyCo at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago to receive a trial package. It promises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and overactive bowels, and Foley Mathartic Tablets as a cathartic for constipation and related ailments.
A lively schedule for the fair promises nightly dancing vaudeville and carnival attractions with a door prize each evening and numerous prizes for patrons. Tony Walsh Terrierales manager donated two coal prizes to be awarded during the fair amid strong community support.
Waynesboro spiked a dramatic 3 to 2 victory over Hagerstown last night, moving Hagerstown to last place in the league. The match featured strong play from Waynesboro in the opener, a comeback by Hagerstown in the second, and wins in the fourth and home teams’ third and fifth frames.
In St Louis Mo the school system polled elementary pupils about farm animals. Of 874 students surveyed 40 had never seen a cow or pig and 17 percent had never seen a sheep. Twelve children per hundred had never seen either animal.
Sperrow reports former Athletics star Spar row Baker, aged veteran of 1 years in major play, i s open to managing a Western Shore League team. Trappe’s Baker could boost Eastern Shore clubs, attract fans, and strengthen the pennant race as a home favorite near Cambridge and Cambridge.
The Presbyterian quint pulled ahead in a runaway race at the Fairgrounds beating Washington Byuate M 21 to 18. Jim Rector led center play while Frank Shupp Smith and Steele starred at forward and Eltinger and White artery at guards disrupted opposing offense. Kuhn Rommel and Socka stood out for Washington Square.
The St Marks Lutherans fall 115 to 29 in a season opener as the First Brethren claim a strong victory. Meanwhile Presbyterians face a tougher test in another close game, losing by a slim margin amid ongoing market concerns about installment plans and stock values.
The Sunday School Court League releases standings for its clubs in a weekend bulletin. Clubs compete across local venues with points tallied to determine current leaders and trailing teams.
Disorder in New York curb trading of Durant Meter Company stock unsettles local investors. Durant interests have run a broad selling operation, causing concern among residents who purchased shares.
Forms for incomes over 5000 for 1922 have been released on January 27 1923. A copy will be mailed to each taxpayer filing for 1981. copies may be obtained from the Collector's office at the Post Office. Careful study of the instructions will help unravel the perplexing headings as February 13 approaches.
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