Goosetree Reveals Maroons Roster For 1925 Season
Manager Goose tree lists a full slate of tryouts for the Maroons including N. L. Monk from Portsmouth Ohio as catcher Jim nic Logan 1923 Maroon catcher and Hackbarth from 1924 as trial names for regular posts at first base second base short stop and third base. The outfield features O’Brien Mattin and Clarence Fortner with Pato Franks returning. The pitching staff includes Thurman Nical Sammy Reid Roberts Rose James Duffey Jon Lloyd Arthur Hager and Crudington among others as prospects for the season.
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Cooselree
Maroons
Goosetrea
Gettysburg
Joe Ward
N. L. Monk
Portsmouth
Ohio
Crooselree
Jimmica Logan
Jimmy
Jimmia
Hackbarth
Frank Harding
Larry Sutton
Harding
Blue Ridge
Sutton
Hager
John Talbot
Middletown
W. Va
Max Schindler
Cumberland Colts
Schindler
Ba Iy
Clarence “Hy” Fortner
Pato Franks
Boa
Goosetree
Thurman Nical
Charles Hickman
Acout
Cleveland
Nical
Sammy Reid
Kentucky
Gooselree
Roberts
Rose
James Duffey
York
Jon Lloyd
Lebanon
Pop
Kelehner
Arthur Hager
Berger
Crudington
Norfolk Naval Base
Schindler Goes With Maroons
Max Schindler, who starred for the Hubs at second base last season, joins Chambersburg to challenge for the keystone sack. He aims to replace Roger and carry his Cumberland Colts and Jamigon league pedigree into a new season with Gooxetree. Also note easy two mile run by Nurmi and Johns Hopkins rival Booth at Pittsburgh.
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Max Schindler
Lake Kaunas
Chambersburg
Schindler
Cumberland Colts
Hagerstown
Marlinaburg
Max
Roger
Keystone
Gooxetree
Finn
Pittsburgh
Panyo Nurmi
Warne Booth
Johns Hopkins
Jimmy Connelly
Georgetown
Nurmi
Seeeks berth with Reds Elmer Smith eyes comeback
Orlando, March 28. Elmer Smith, famed for the only World Series grand slam, is trying a comeback with the Cincinnati Reds. A veteran of the Indians, Red Sox, Senators, and Yankees, he seeks an outfield berth in spring camp amid renewed hopes.
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Elmer Smith
Orlando
Elmer
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Indians
Smith
Boston
Washington
New York
Reds
Ty Cobb Aims To Match Hans Wagner Record In Games
Ty Cobb needs 181 games to equal Hans Wagner’s long standing playing record. The Georgian seeks to approximate Wagner’s mark of 2786 hits over a span of 21 campaigns. The report notes ongoing debate and questions about the era and its recordkeeping.
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Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Evening Radio Schedule Across U. S. and Canada
A dense list of radio programs aired in various cities Sunday through Monday. Entries include orchestras, bands, choirs, recitals, and talks from stations in New York Newark Washington Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia and more, with times ranging from afternoon to late night and featuring groups like Waldorf Orchestra Columba organ recital U. S. Marine Band and Harold Morris among others.
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Stern
Weet
New York
Waldorf Orc
Twarren Scofield Varikons
Melea Shore
Plauie
Wred Ture
F. M
St Cecile
Waldorf Orchenra
Stadio Rectal
Harold Morris
Jolt Fu
Misa
Albert Stossel
H Portier
Vincent Lopes
Mances Symphony
Educational Word
Uncle Geebee
Vevey's
Progres
Vanderbilt Orchestra
WOR
Newark
Somerville
Ciro Orchestra
Weenighouse
W. & J. Glee
Washington
Roematein Orchestra
U. B. Marine Band
Crandal Hor
Way
Ochenecta DY
Marine Band
Romano
Mi Liga New Rndland
SSS
E. Oe
Lenox Ensemble
Markete
Kimball Tri
Governor Fuller
Dartmouth
Situdio Fecttad
Cleveland
Ye Taller
Ev Jones
Ottawa
WEAF
Cadman
Tosy
Hia Gang
Columbia
Ible Clase
Mose George’s V.aes i Tema Ane
Waldorf Concert Orchestra
Nyc
Brooklyn
Prograa
Atlantic City
Community _serries
Philadelphia
Ais Toke Gualor Girle
Noly Trinity Church
Germantown
Woo
Bethany Church
Bethany Buchal School
WFR
Altoona
Pittratror
Weetinghouse Drmaheay
Heinroth
Mi Veeper
Oo Kealag
Pitpssurgh Press
Ole Kale
Plandet
Tor Nad Bis Gang
Hanover Raiders Sign Top Catcher Bill Dugan For 1924
Sport gossip from Hanover reports the Raiders have signed leading Blue Ridge League catcher Bill Dugan for 1924 after a season with Hagerstown. Dugan faced bench time after a midseason challenger Strickler rose, then recovered before being released to Hanover. Also under terms are Larry Anthony from Cleveland and Edward Kite from Philadelphia vying for infield and first base spots, with Kite aiming for the initial sack and past interest from a New York Penn League club.
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Hanover
Raiders
Bill Dugan
Truhs
Dugan
Regan
Hagerstown
Iie
Hero
Strickler
Clink
Larry Anthony
Cleveland
Anthony
White Motor Club
Baseball Association of America
Edward Kite
Philadelphia
Kite
Herald Mail Beats Match In Open Bowling Tilt
Herald Mail bowlers edged Daily Mail 1677 to 1664 on Ford Alley as Hill Snyder led with 88 pins per three games. George Galback and Neil Baylor starred for Herald, while Broomall and Dansberger delivered steady scores for the Mail.
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Urey
Daily Mail
Ford Allyes
Morning Herald
Herald
Hill Snyder
T Ha Mail
George Galback
Herald Aggregation
Neil Baylor
Broomall
Mail
Dirk
Mddie Bromall
Dansberger
B. Snyder
Naylor
Poor Fish League On Home Stretch
The Shads lead the Google Eyes by two games as both clubs split two wins with the Suckers and Hols By winning two of three against the Sharks the Whales drop further. A pivotal series next Friday between the Shads and Google Eyes could decide the Poor Fish League winner. Yesterday’s results: Shads 2 Suckers 1. Google Eyes 2 Mela 4. Whales 2 Sharks 1.
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Alsaliia
Google Yes
Shas
Google Eyes
Sharks
Whates
Cha
Onion Handling For Clear Soup Hint
An onion hints that cutting an onion before adding to soup makes the Honeid cloudy, while peeling and adding whole keeps the soup clear. The tip suggests preparation affects clarity in stock.
Man Without a Country Mourned in Rural Community
A fragmented note reflects sorrow for a man displaced and lacking a homeland, sparking local sympathy and reflections on identity and belonging amid a quiet springtime gathering.
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