Hustlers clinch 9 3 victory at McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers erased a Williamsport lead to win 9 3 in a Sunday series clincher. Poffenbergers rough fourth inning and timely hits by Stout Angleberger McKenzie Hildebrand Remsberg and Price fueled the rally. Gracie Allen hospitalized in Los Angeles with undisclosed illness. doctor expects brief stay.
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Arguments for Softball Play in County League Unfolds
Jefferson dominates Harrisville 14-3 then 5-3 in a double header amid protests and forfeitures. Harmony edges Ballenger 2-1, Ballenger wins 5-2 as Ropp twirls two pitchers relief. Damascus forfeits at Broad Run. Brunswick defeats Clemsonville 4-3 but game forfeited in second. Ramsburg schedules a County League meeting for Wednesday at Frederick YMCA. Harrisville to play Sykesville Aug 14. First game tallies and line scores listed for Harrisville and Jefferson.
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Ballenger
Damascus
Broad Run
Brunswick
Clemsonville
Rabbit’ Ramsburg
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Grove
Sykesville
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Dispute at Clemsonville Ends in Walkoff Victory
Brunswick edged Clemsonville 4 3 to win the opener with a sixth inning triple after two walks, while the second game ended amid scoring dispute when Brunswick claimed a third out was made batting out of order. A separate note reports Carole’s recovery from a dermacentar variabillis associated illness.
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Child Recovers From Rare Tick Paralysis
Washington Aug 4 Little Carole Williams 3 to leave Children’s Hospital for farm home within a day or two completely recovered from an attack of rare tick paralysis which had caused her parents and doctors to fear she had become a victim by infantile paralysis. Hospital attaches said it was the first case of the malady reported in this vicinity and only the sixth ever. Carole daughter of Mr and Mrs George Williams Leesburg Va was admitted to the hospital about a week ago with her arms and legs paralyzed. Doctors made the customary tests for polio and the next day gave her a new examination when it was indicated she was suffering from some other ailment. A tick was found imbedded in the
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Carole Williams
Children's Hospital
Carole
George Williams
Leesburg
Farm Bureau Picnic Draws 300 Members Near Olney
Montgomery County farm bureau members and families held the first picnic since before World War II at T. A. Barnsley farm near Olney. Activities included horseshoe pitching, tugs of war, baseball, a sheep penning demonstration by John Lockwood, and a beauty contest won by Patricia Berlage with Phyllis Burton runner-up. The Browningsville Band provided music.
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Olney
John Lockwood
Spring Valley
Poolesville
Pete
Patricia Berlage
Thomas Berlage
Hollins College
Hollins
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J. H. Burton
Derwood
Burton
Bureau of Mines
College Park
James D. King
Browningsville
Day leads historic Kemptown band with Burdette kin
The band, in continuous existence since 1884 and directed by Hay mond F Day of Kemptown merchant background, features Day's relatives including a son brother-in-law nephew and two first cousins. Emory Burdette drums for 43 years, succeeding his father A L Burdette a charter member who started the drum in 1884.
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Kemptown
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Byrd Contest Marks Primaries In Virginia
Virginia primary race centers on Senator Harry F. Byrd seeking renomination with Richmond attorney Martin A. Hutchinson challenging him amid CIO PAC pressure. Hutchinson accuses Byrd of a witch hunt and seeks to curb machine rule while Byrd promotes federal spending restraint and labor union incorporation limits.
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United States
Harry F. Byrd
Ciopac
Virginia
Martin A. Hutchinson
Byrd
Cioqpac
Hutchinson
Roosevelt
Byrd faces first Senate primary since 1993 election
Virginia dominates the political scene as the first primary pits Byrd against rivals in a wide field. A Democratic convention in Richmond will name a candidate for the unexpired two year term, while former Representative Thomas G. Burch is named to serve as senator until the November vote amid ongoing university program changes at St. John’s College discussions.
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Senate
Byrd
Congress
United States
Carter Glass
Richmond
Thomas G. Burch
Fifth
St John’s Plans To Establish Branch
Annapolis reports the St John’s plan to open a branch with a generous gift unveiled today by the Board of Visitors and Governors. The location remains undetermined and the gift amount was not specified.
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St. John’s
Annapolis
St. Jonas CoHere
Jiwuuishak
Board of Visitors and Governors
Plan to use St Johns campus for Navy academy rejected
Congress rejected the Navy’s plan to expand the Naval Academy on the St. John’s campus. The note references Philadelphia’s status as a leading British Empire city prior to the American Revolution.
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Navy
St. John’s
Naval Academy
Congress
Philadelphia
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