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The Schwartzistan Herald · 28 November 1894

Tarnmund Lake win the Pfahl League, their 9th title, with 10 wins from 12

Vellmar, 28 November 1894

Tarnmund Lake win the Pfahl League, their 9th title, with 10 wins from 12. Ernst Scharholt of Tarnmund Lake is top scorer with 32 stakes. The trophy was presented on the bank by the Minister of Education and carried home by the club's supporters, singing.

The town officers met as the lamps were lit the following day and resolved to thank those concerned. The market was open as usual.

Those concerned: The Pfahl League (league); Tarnmund Lake (champion); Ernst Scharholt (top scorer).

The Grand Chancellor, Edvard Krochhardt, received the report at the Chancellery without comment.

Background

  • 22 November 1893. Tarnmund Lake win the Pfahl League, their 8th title, with 11 wins from 12. Viktor Nordmann of Tarnmund Lake is top scorer with 29 stakes. Earlier report.
  • 13 November 1892. Tarnmund Lake win the Pfahl League, their 7th title, with 10 wins from 12. Rudolf Schall of Ostrabruck Bridge is top scorer with 35 stakes. Earlier report.
  • 20 November 1891. Marschau Garrison win the Pfahl League, their 11th title, with 10 wins from 12. Otto Krilmann of Tarnmund Lake is top scorer with 32 stakes. Earlier report.
  • 18 November 1890. Tarnmund Lake win the Pfahl League, their 6th title, with 10 wins from 12. Willem Messer of Tarnmund Lake is top scorer with 38 stakes. Earlier report.
  • 11 November 1889. Tarnmund Lake win the Pfahl League, their 5th title, with 10 wins from 12. Ludwig Brenn of Ostrabruck Bridge is top scorer with 27 stakes. Earlier report.

Elsewhere in this issue: Workers at the tannery in Lindenmar stop work over wages. The…

The affair is much discussed in the town, and not only there.

Read the full issue of 28 November 1894. The Evening Courier's version.

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