High School Nine Enters Finals For State Wide Title
Hagerstown High School clinched the west coast championship by defeating Annapolis High School 4 to 2 in Baltimore. Peck Widmyer starred on the mound with strong support, while Jerry Staton connected for a sixth inning homer and four straight hits to drive the scoring. Heard contributed for the winners and Towson pitched for the losers.
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High School Nine
Baltimore
Hagerstown High School
West Coast
Lemier
Annapolis High School
Peck Widmyer
Jerry Staton
Maroon and Gray
Heard
Towson
Frank Colley
Fisher
Cunningham
Mbg
Sheridan
MME
Clos A'So
Schulz
Bowman
Cham
Drusdhen
Hag
Sehen
Roetz
Hanteen
Link
Fred
Sawyer
Grove
Way
Perrin
Sutton
McIntire
Gatherum
Sneer Il
Horan
Rawlings
MEUM
Teesese
O Saunders
Ord
Donelson
Chase
Way Luciano
Kelliher
F. Rodgers
Burke
Mbga
T. Stmaith
Annapolis
T Coveney
Weer
Turner
O “ Teen
Tononio
Young
Mbe
Kimbell
Steers
Hammel
Wwnockester
Thomas
Allington
Weereeseee Af
Hagerstown
Ab KE
Dorsey
Parkinson
Wellinger
Snyder
Rodgers
Robison
Ooreman
MOS
Staton
Younkins
suWell
Widmyer
Devutti
Pleo
Oesert
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Graduation Service for St. Pauls Sunday School Class
The Teacher Training Class of St. Pauls Sunday school held its graduation service Tuesday evening led by superintendent Elmer Snyder. Graduates were Mrs. Grover Forscyth Miss Pearl Rhodes Miss Cora Elizabeth Greve and Miss Lolita Downin. A reception followed at Mrs. Joseph Seiberts home with a red white and blue color scheme and a menu of chicken patties ham potato salad rolls and cake.
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Spickler
St. Paul's Sunday School
Elmer Snyder
Grover Forscyth
Pearl Rhodes
Cora Elizabeth Greve
Lolita Downin
O' Zion
W. K. Diehl
Bennett
Washington Square Methodist Church
Ben
America
Joseph Seibert
Walter Myers
Nellie Helser
Clyde Daugherty
Olive Rhodes
Ethel Rhodes
David Downin
Lavada
Leon
David
Milton
Warren McDermott
Hagerstown
Bessie Trumpower
Pinesbore
Lloyd Hull
Catherine Palmer
William Ward
Thelma
Ida Blanche
Glenn, Lee
Junior
Roger Burgan
Evelyn Anderson
Lorraine Cunningham
Ethel McLucas
Olive Anderson
Edna Shank
Hazel Frush
Matilda Moore
Grover Forsythe
Perry Hull
Wm. Nolan
Cumberland
Luther Frush
S. H. Snell
St. Paul's
Felix Peck
North Carolina
Christian Ebersole
Pearl
Percy
Akron
Ohio
Daniel Ebersole
Marie Dennis
Louise Stouffer
Louise Stouffer Hagerstown. Carl Eby, Little Son of Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Eby
Emma Glorious
William Glorious
William
Frostburg
Josephine Daily
Baltimore
Clarence Martin
Charles Sanders
Wilson
James Hull
William Miles
Perry
Mary Spielman
Susan Grove
Elmer Ed. Snyder
George
Landisburg High School
Catherine
Gladys Snyder
Herman Snyder
Here
Clearspring
W. D. Cowden
Helen
Wilson's
Greve
Dorothy Jane
Paul Grove
Ot Charlton
Jack Martin
Samuel Eby
Marion
Charles Dennis
Miller's Landing
Roy Ebersolean
Pitcher Joe Pate Stars In Debut Season For Athletics
The article profiles Joe Pate, southpaw of the Philadelphia Athletics, noting his major league debut last season and standout relief work. It highlights his Fort Worth Texas League roots, Connie Mack’s judgment on his role, and a 47 game, 113 inning, nine win, no defeat rookie year.
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Joe Pate
Philadelphia Athletics
Pate
Athletics
Fort Worth
Texas League
Lone Star State
Connie Mack
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