Hagerstown Ball Club faces deficit and new exec committee
The Hagerstown baseball club held its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Lee Staley was absent but reelected as president with other officers. An executive committee of three will handle finances as the club raises about 3000 dollars to start the 1923 season amid a 700 dollar deficit. Tony Walsh may return as manager, with a definite decision expected soon.
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Toay ‘Walsh Su
The
Tarriera
Commilisa
Mx Staley
Commuittes
Yide
Yorsolva
Tony Walsh
Tony
Mr. Braley
Charles S.lane
Charles W. Boyer
Roy A. Loiter
J. Wiliam Hunst
Board of Directora Ia
Mosara, Shirey and Brewer
Richard Hartla
Hy. Crosson
M. I. Patterson
Wo Minluai
Paul Snyder
George E. Roulette
Harvey Muzselmaa
Six Day Bicycle Race Ends In Crash At Coliseum
In Chicago on November 2, Breht bilork racers suffered a deadly crash during the alxdlay event at the Coliseum. Belgian champion Alphonse Speissene won the meet but sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized with suspected skull fracture. Other injured riders included Bobby Walthour Jr Oliver Sands Ganney Kopaky Fitzsimons and Spencer.
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International News Service
Chicago
Breht Bilork
Goliseum
Alphonse Speissene
Bobby Walthour, Jr
Olivers
Sands
Ganney
Kopaky
Fitzsimons
Spencer
Navy Penn State Football Game Set for Tomorrow
The Penn State football squad arrived in Washington for a game with Navy at American League Park tomorrow. Navy will travel from Annapolis tonight with the midshipmen. President Harding likely will not attend due to Mrs. Harding’s condition, but Washington officials and social figures will be present for about 38,000 spectators.
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Navy
Britton Walker World Title Fight Ends In Controversy
Sports editor notes a disputed heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden last night. Jack Britton was stripped after a controversial ruling following questions about the bout, with Mickey Walker declared the winner amid mixed public reaction.
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DOKKIES PLAN DECORATIONS FOR HILGERSTOWN CONCLAVE
Darak Temple and Dramatic Order of Knighty of Khoravan finalize plans for decorating Hilgerstown streets for November 12 13 conclave guest Supertell Prince Gus Messe. American Legion Mors Frock Post 42 join in Armistice Day events November 11 with two silver loving cups for best decorated building and a parade with bands drum corps patrol teams. A visit to Washington Crystal Caverns Boonsboro a ball at Stouffer's Dancing Academy and a 8 30 pm public exhibition of fancy driving in Pub Vie Square conclude the program.
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Pythian
West
Franklin Etrobt
Etreota
Hilgerstown
Gus Messe
Mors Frock
American Legion
Hagerstown Decorating
Dokbles
Kohler's Jewelry
Washington Orystal Caverns
Boonsboro
Antiettim Dattiefeld
Lance Alternoon
Horseshoe Pitching Gains National Popularity
Horseshoe pitching expands as a year round sport with development of courts and facilities in Petersburg Florida. The city funds 16000 for winter playgrounds and builds a club house for enthusiasts. National tournament plans for late October set prizes well above 5000 dollars with James Power of Akron arranging details.
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Waterfront Park
Trimpa Bay
St. Petersburg
James T. Power
National Association of Haraeshoe
Akron
Tie Horseshoe Game To Be Played Friday
Tie Horseshoe event for the city tournament advances to Friday with Hebb Murphy and Byers Crown poised after a rear store battle. Friday at 7 30 p m the tie off proceeds at the Community Courts with winners of the first round facing J Clerk and Chas Spielman in the second round. Local players urged to attend and draw partners for the City Doubles Championship. Second round results list Byars Crowe 60 van Rall Hensel A Hingore Crown Byera 2 Hensel 1 HollA Stotdemyer 50 a Reyer Crockat uy Ringers Stottlemyer 2 Crockett 2 Royer 1 Hebb Murphy 4 Rogers Jones 41 Ringers Murphy 4 Hebb Rogers 1 Jones 1. Second series shows Byars Crowe 60 ve Holland Stotttheyer 45 Ringers Byars 4 Crowe 2 Stoillemeyar 2.
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Rall
Hensel A. Hingore
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Holla
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Reyer
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Jones
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Stotthheyer
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Steacher Beats Cutler In Thirty-Eighth Bout
Joe Steacher, former world champion, defeated Charles Cutler last night in New York after 50 minutes plus. The victory came with a half Nelson and body scissors, followed by an arm lock and further control three minutes later. Steacher secured the win in a dominant performance.
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International News Service
New ‘Yoric
Joe Strecher
Charles Cutler
Snyder Will Case Argued in Maryland Court of Appeals
The Maryland Court of Appeals heard the case Jacob H. Snyder vs Jeasa O. Snyder executor of Abraham Snyder, deceased, Tuesday. Charlen Baker and Leon Weinberg represented the appellant, with A. J. Long for the appellee.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Jacob H. Snyder
Jeasa O. Snyder
Abraham KK
Snyder
Charlen 5. Baker
Leon Weinberg
Appellant
A. J. Longl
Appellas
Grencastle Budget of News Old Fashioned Dinner Delight
In Greencastle Pa a Kensington Sewny Circle event featured an old fashioned dinner with gowns from mothers and grandmothers. Guests wore antique jewelry and costumes while husbands, masked, surprised wives. A charity snower for Mrs Gillan’s grandson followed. Dr and Mrs Seibert visit Vienna Virginia. Jacob Shank at home pending improvement. Harvard football strength noted with Centre’s 20 yard line field position cited.
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Greencastle
Greencantla
John Kauffman
Kensington
Attar
Stiower
Wiliam
Gillan
Harvard Triumph Over Centre Caps Breakthrough Victory
Harvard began the game with a bold break and scored early as Centre fumbled on its 20 yard line. Centre managed 16 first downs to Harvard seven but failed to convert a key field goal. A late Harvard drive and Centre fumble gave Harvard the margin for victory. The piece reflects on football power shifts from the East to the West and the evolving map of college football.
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