Umpire Disputes Stir Season Strife At Waynesboro
Frederick manager McNeill plans to lodge a protest with league president Jamison over umpire Sipple's disputed calls in Waynesboro. A fan clash followed as Waynesboro won 9 to 0 behind Westlake and Lowder. Frederick and Waynesboro vie for third. Hanover and Chambersburg chase last place in a tight pennant race.
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Norman F. McNeill
Frederick
League
Vincent Jamison
Wainesboro
Sipple
McNeill
Waynesboro
Hanover
MecNeill
Jamison
Kelly
Wayneshoe
Talis
Washington County
McNei
Agriculttural Park
Terriers
Chambersburg
Rho
Westlake
Donovan
Blethen
Gardner
Beery
Sank
McNeill, Co
Schang
Six
Moneymaker
King
Lowder
R.H
Hicker
Kaunas
Sattariee
Ib Sykes, Jr
Morris
Conti
Russell
Winder Bok Ar
Y King
Yiatsman
Baseball Scores and Standings From Opening Cards
Baseball scores from Philadelphia Athletics 6 Chicago 2 and New York 12 St Louis 10. Washington 22 Cleveland 2. Detroit over Boston in rain. City standings show New York 68–68, Chicago 47–62, Cleveland 57–47, Washington 45–54, St Louis 52–49, Detroit 47–48, Boston 38–66 with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati results noted.
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Athletics
Chicago
Harris
Perkins
Cvengros
Schalk
New York
St. Louis
Wight
Severeid
Shawkey
Hofmann
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Glizner
Benline
Meadows
Matox
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Watson
Gowdy
Luque
Hargrave
St_ Louis
Boston
Tower
McCurdy
Barnes
E. Smith
Brooklyn
N.york
Brookin
St Loms
Cincinti
AST Philads
Chicage
Five Killed in Auto Crash Near Griffith Indiana
Five people died and four injured when a freight train collided with a touring car near Griffith Indiana early today. The deceased include O L Kendall and his two young children from Kingsville Missouri and Charles Spalding and his 13 year old daughter, also of Kingsville. Four injured were Kendal and Spalding family members traveling to Chicago.
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Huntingdon
Ind
Griffith
Tad
O. L. Kendall
Kingsville
Cnarles Spalding
Kendal
Spalding
Chicago
Local Family Notes Highlight Clarksburg August Visits
County News reports multiple visits and family gatherings around Clarksburg and nearby towns. Baltimore and Frederick trips are noted for S W Beall and relatives. numerous relatives are mentioned in social calls and illness updates among Beall, Watkins, Layton, Day, Lawson, and Watkins households.
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Clarksburg
S. W Beall
Baltimore
Cora Burns
Jewel
Lucile
Hattie King
Ellicott City
J G Watkins
Eddie Beall
Richard Gue
Damascus
Edith Jamison
Barr
Barnesville
Devta Day
Mortie Layton
tUrhana
Uriah Lawson
Lester Watkins
Wilbur Lynn
T C. Watkins
Mro
Ray Davis
Lewisdale
St Anthony’s Lawn Fete Draws Record Crowd in Emmitsburg
St Anthony’s parish Emmitsburg held its annual lawn fete last Saturday with races for children and a 6 to 6 pm supper. Dancing returned with the Five Marylanders as music, the Emmitsburg Band also performing, and the event drew the largest crowd yet. State Police aided parking on a heavy traffic day. Net proceeds reportedly exceed $1000.
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St Anthony’s
Emmitsburg
St. Anthony's
State Police
Baltimore
Ceppersack
St Anthony's
Methodists Beat Baptist Sunday School Team 8 to 0
The Calvary Methodist Sunday school baseball team defeated the Baptist Sunday school squad at Agricultural Park Tuesday night by eight runs. Freeze pitched effectively for the Methodists and their batting with runners on base stood out. A follow-up game with Carpenters of Frederick is slated for Thursday at 6 o'clock.
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Calhhary M. E
Baptist
Agricultural Park
Freeze
Methodist Sunday School
Calvary Methodist Sunday School
Carpenters of
Frederick
Myers
Stultz
Sparkes
Kepler
Miller
Collmus
Dutrow
Hetterly
Jacobs
Methodist
Saisos
Shipley
Af Shafer
T. Shafer
Hudson
R F
Smith
Bowers
Free
Frederick High and All-Stars split two at Agricu ral Park
Frederick High School and the Frederick County High School League All-Star nine split a double header at Agricu ral Park Tuesday. The All-Stars won 9 to 1 in the first game and lost 4 to 2 in the second. Caciton Smith Frank Bell and Beachley starred for the All-Stars with strong catching pitching and infield play.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Ball
Teadhy
Finch
Smith
Cramer
Ny Cnterior
M. J. Grove
Frederick High
Elworthy
Barrick
Toliffe
Grave
Forney
Ramsburg
Esworthy
Shaeffer
Shipley
Bell
Vanes
I. Ker
Wee & Fommers Rf
T Fa
EL Mills
Tucker
Suas Q Cramer
If Joy
Barrick Bell
Baker Andore Staion
T . Uo
Achtey
Bakers
Mills
Murray
Svenitches
Thi la Cramera
Breit Smith
Beyve
Garret
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across Small Town Matches
Yesterday results from Waynesboro Frederick 9 to 0 at Hanover Martinsburg 5 to 10 at Hagerstown Chambersburg 5 to 4 at Hagerstown Hagerstown 4 at Chambersburg 5. Today Frederick at Hagerstown Hanover at Waynesboro Martinsburg at Chambersburg. Thursday Hexeratown at Frederick Waynesboro at Hanover Chambersburg at Martinsburg Saturday Wageratown at Frederick.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Hanover
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Hoosiers Name Indiana's Prettiest Bathing Beauty
Antoinette Folta of Michigan City wins as Indiana’s prettiest bathing beauty at the tri state aquatic convention in Indianapolis. About fifteen thousand spectators applauded the judges’ ruling.
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Indiana
Antoinette Folta
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Blue Sox and Raiders Tie in Ten Innings
Martinsburg and Hanover battled to a 5-5 tie in ten innings as darkness halted play. The game featured Martinsburg players Ozmer Willis Gibson Jacoby and Hanover players Strickland Buckland Hageert with Woodie pitching for Hagerstown and other regional links noted in the report.
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Blue Sox
Hanover
Martinsbur- Blue Sox
Hanover Raiders
Darkese
Rae Martinsburg
Manover Potteries
Martinsburg
Ozmer
Willis
Gibson
Jacoby
Hanover Strickland
Buckland
Hageert
Ray Fahrney Granted Absolute Divorce in Rockville
Ray Fahrney of Silver Spring Montgomery County received an absolute divorce from Flota M. Fahrney in the circuit court at Rockville. Judge Edward Peter presided with Albert M. Bouk of Rockville representing Fahrney. The couple married May 11 1914 in Frederick and separated March 11 after alleged infidelity. no children were born.
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Ray &. Fahrney
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Edward Peter
Rockville
Flota M. Fahrney
Albert MM. Bouk
Frederick
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