Ramsey Gains 1922 Form In Frederick Spring
George W. Ramsey returns to form at Frederick as spring drills begin at Agricultural Park. He reports a 127 foot 338 inch pitching distance and signs as George Washington Ramsey after earlier being known as Buck and Kid Ramsey. Ram sey plans 15 days of spring training starting May 1 with four to five exhibition games including Mt. St. Mary’s and talks with Poke Whalen’s team and Baltimore and Ohio shops. The local baseball colony grows with Blethen Neptune Blanchard and Ramsey outlooks a strong pitching year. The diamond is preseason-ready with infield sown and outfield clipped and closely maintained.
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Y. M. CA
George W. Ramsey
Ramsey
Frederick
Buck
Kid Ramsey
George W. Stamser
George Washington
Mt. St. Mary’s
Poke Whalen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Blethen
Neptune
Blanchard
New Beford
Mass
Agricultural Park
Rustic Romeo musical to be staged at Woodsboro
A two act musical comedy titled A Rustic Romeo will be staged at the Woodsboro Opera House on April 28 under Alta LaRue Smith. Proceeds go toward Woodsboro’s memorial fund. Cast includes John Doolittle and Azariel Figg with Mrs Spriggs directing and a post performance sale and dance to follow.
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Wooldsboro Opera House
Alta LaRue Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Jacob P. Feiser
John Jake Doolittle
Chowderville
Emory Catshall
Hink Spinny
Pedler
Wilbur Wachtes
Sid Roberts
Great White Way
Reno Stitely
Azariel Figg
Russell Hull
Grandpa Blue
Elmer Smith
Evaline Tupper
Chowder- Fille
Katherine Eyler
Mies Dee
Catherine Miller
Sarah Ellen Spriggs
Hink Spiann
Figg
Honeysuckle
Chowdervillle
Romeo
Figs
Lea Dontle
Fie
Tolen
Walter L Main's Circus to Visit Frederick in April
Walter L Main's three ring circus and menagerie, led by Charles Bernard, will perform in Frederick on April 23 with a daytime parade at noon and separate afternoon and night shows. The show emphasizes safety, features five hippodrome elephants and a lion on horseback, and returns with prewar 60 cent adults and 30 cent children admission.
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Frederick
Charles Bernard
Walter L. Main
Tyrone
New York
Barnum Circus
Bernard
Local News Item Prompt Seeks Community Submissions
Residents are invited to share notable local happenings in the area. Submit concise notes on events, meetings, or civic items for quick newspaper-style briefs in upcoming editions. Include names, places, dates, and key actions for fast publication.
Cylist Hits Fence Near Walkersville Accident
Russell Eyler aged 16 from Walkersville suffered minor injuries after a cycle vehicle left the road on a curve Saturday evening at about six. The cycle crashed into a fence. Eyler was thrown off and sustained several scratches and bruises.
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Cylist
Russell Eyler
Walkersville
Eyles
Two Eggs In One Frightens Burkittsville Readers
A silver laced Wyandotte hen laid a remarkable egg weighing 5 ounces in Burkittsville. The egg was more than twice the size of a typical egg and, upon breaking the shell, revealed a second complete hard shell egg inside the first, making it a genuine two eggs in one.
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Guyton
Burkittsville
Harris and Filler Win Bowling Match by 104 Pins
Harris and Filler defeated L A Rice’s team at the Pythian Castle alleys in a Friday night regular bowling contest. Harris Burke Webster Gaither Blentlinger and Oberlander scored a combined 1776 pins to Rice’s 1669.
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Harrie
Filler
Pythian Castle
Harris and Filler
L. A. Rice
Harris
Smith
Rice
Perry
Storm
Grove
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Ting
Bank of Personal Service
Amos Lh
Dorothy Dodd
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Head To Foot Outfitters
McCleery
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Mullinix & Bentz
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Optical Department
C. L. Kefauver
C. S. Schermerhorn & Son
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Murat
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