Rain Cancels Washington Parks Baseball Game
A steady morning rain forced the cancellation of the Washington Americans versus Griffmen game at Agricultural Park. About 2,000 fans planned to attend, and arrangements may substitute another major league team. Nationals players lingered in Frederick before departure to Baltimore and Philadelphia for the series with the Athletics.
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von Jupiter Pluvius
Washington
Frederick
Agricultural Park
Nuc
Griffmen
Amp McAfee
Senators
New City
Ray Morgan
Ray
Athletics
Griffipen
Nationals
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Walter Johnson
White Elephants
Connie Mack
Griff
Frederick Griffith
Oelsh
Griffith
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Frank K. Schmidt
P. Mehrie Hieshew
Martin C. Kefanver
Maude
Patrck Street
Market
Court
Senators Arrive as Grifters Back in Town After Train
West Patrick street crowd swarms a touring car to greet the Griffith squad at the New City Hotel. Players Moeller Schaefer Shanks Winans Blair and others register with Fowler as business manager. Rumors of Johnson Tolmson and rest of party resolved. many not present due to the Philadelphia trip and earlier suspensions.
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Patrick Street
Ideal Garage Company
Newsby Hotel
Senators
Germany
Schaefer
Moeller
Shanks
Winans
Johnny Blair
Wving
Fowler
Clarke Griffith
Fowter
Milliken
Washington Post
Wilby
Johnson
Engle
Tolmson
Walter
Philadelphia
Athletics
Joe Engel
Ray Morgan Returns to Frederick a Beloved Figure
Ray Morgan, famed in the 1910 Sunset league era, drew a warm crowd in Frederick as he recalled old times. Official scorer M Arthur Derr noted Morgan’s 1910 season stats of 55 runs, 74 hits in 194 at bats, plus 24 stolen bases and a .381 fielding percentage, before moving on to Washington.
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Ray Morgan
Ray
Frederick
United States
Tony
Morgan
M. Arthur Derr
Washington
Hay
Leaders Fall Before Fast Nationals Triumph in Martinsburg
Washington Nationals overwhelm Martinsburg 11 to 6 as Altrock and Schaefer dazzle in a speedy contest. Warper fared best for the Capitals and Harmon’s lineup pounded 11 hits while Hoffecker, Kelly, and Brady labored for Martinsburg.
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Clark Grimm
Washington
Martinsburg
Country Morris
Nationals
Griffen
Martinsbirg
Hoffeckers
Bradys
Finney Kelleys
Germany
Nick Altrock
Altrock
Schaefer
Wlarper
Naw
Fionals
Blair
Foster
Moeller
Gandi
Smith
Shanks
Walter
Zachary
Hoffecker
Kelly
Brady
Orioles debut for Earl Howard meets rough reception
Earl Howard former Bud signed with Jack Dunn on Monday pitched his first Orioles game. Thirteen hits and many infield outs marked a tough start as Toronto Maple Leafs bunt and reach on first. Dunn backs him and intends to keep Howard. he travels to Frederick to gather belongings then returns for a 2 PM train to join the Birds. An international meteorological congress under royal patronage will be held in Venice in September.
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Bud
Jack Dunn
Orioles
Earl
Toronto Maple Leaves
Leafs
Howard
Dunn
Frederick
Washington
Griff
Venice
Uncle Billy Rested in Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick residents honored the late "Uncle Billy" Hilton with burial at Mt Olivet after a fundraising drive led by Mayor Praicy and Leo Weinberg. The event featured pallbearers including Allen G. Quynn and Rev. J. R. Ridenour, with acknowledgment of Hilton’s anti liquor stance and local option advocacy.
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Billy” Hilton
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Potter's Field
Lewis LI. Praicy
Leo Weitberg
Montevue
F. Lchroeder
Mayo
Fraicy
Allen G. Quynn
Leo Weinberg
Lewis Walters
J. R. Ridenour
Middletown
Billy
Bacchus
Bis
Bily
M. G. Urner
Hilton
Uncle Rily
Umer
State Senate
Isss
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Uracy
Frederick County
Urncy
Urner
Uncle Billy the Pretzel Man Poem Remembers Frederick's Character
A poem written by Irene Enright about Frederick's unique town character Uncle Billy the Pretzel Man who died recently. It recalls his bow legs worn clothing and daily rounds to the school, noting his bright mind and the pennies he earns from passing children. The verse captures local sentiment and nostalgia for a familiar figure in East Third Street life.
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Uncle Billy
Baltimor
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Billy
Irene Enright
J. H. Enright
East Third Street
Prayer meeting at Called Brethren Church this evening
There will be a prayer meeting at the Called Brethren Church this evening at 7:20 oclock, in charge of the pastor, Rev. E. J. Hummelbaugh.
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Called Brethren Church
E. J. Hummelbaugh
Central Trust Company of Maryland Summary
The Central Trust Company of Maryland operates as a banking and trust institution accepting deposits and acting in fiduciary roles. It serves as executor administrator trustee guardian receiver and in other fiduciary capacities. The firm reports capital and surplus figures and emphasizes safety and protection for depositors.
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Becker
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Hughes
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Ainsmith
Henry
Dixie Walker
G. Johnson
Long
Milan
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Marin
Harper
Schaeffer
Shanksa
Warper
Hoeffecker
McBride
Mr. McAfee
Mount Olive
Friends of Unique Character
Pretzel
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E. J. Winebrener
Rational Biscuit
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Auakles & Mullinix
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