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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1938

Page

9

Yankees win after homers in doubleheader sweep

New York completes three game home spree by sweeping a doubleheader against Philadelphia, Selkirk homering in the ninth to break a tie and give the Yankees a 61st win. Also notes Indians beat White Sox 6-4, Senators sweep Red Sox 7-1, and Brownies top Tigers 7-1 in game one of a doubleheader.

New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Yankee Stadium George Selkirk Philadelphia Thomas Smith Hayes Chandler Dickey Caster Wagner Pearson Senators Washington Washington Senators Boston Red Sox Boston Desautes, Peacock Rel Heig

Wagner Turns Crisis Into Classical Triumph on German Stamp

The 1860s saw Richard Wagner amid poverty and flight from creditors until King Ludwig II of Bavaria offered financial aid, a new home, and support to finish Die Meistersinger von Nuremberg after Tristan. The 1932 German stamp honors Wagner operas, including Die Meistersinger.

Richard Wagner Switzerland Hecht Stuttgart Wagner Ludwig Bavaria Munich Die Meister Singer Biebrich

Deaths per Mile Drop In Road Fatalities

Highway deaths are decreasing when measured by miles driven according to maps and charts prepared by the Automobile Manufacturers Association from National Safety Council figures.

Milesge Pousen Automobile Manufacturers’ Association National Safety Council Sgures Texas

Giants Wallop Phillies in doubleheader sweep

The New York Giants overwhelmed Philadelphia with scores of 11-0 and 14-8. Batteries for the first game were Schumacher Brown and Danning for New York and Mulcahy Passeau and Atwood for Philadelphia. In the second game Lohrman Coffman Mancuso for New York faced Seives Hallahan Smith Davis Clark for Philadelphia. Reds and Cardinals split a twin bill with Cincinnati taking the opener 5-4 before St Louis won 8-1. Shoun Owen pitched for St Louis, Moore Weaver Schott Hershberger for Cincinnati.

Avker Eisenstadt York Mills Bearle Pirates Cubs Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Russ Bauers Mace Brown New York Giants Philadelphia Chicago Root Page Hartnett Bauers Brown Todd Giants Phillies New York Schumacher Danning Mulcahy Passeau Atwood Lohrman Coffman Mancuso Seives Hallahan Smith Davis Clark Reds Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Cardinals Macon Sremer Owen Derringer Lombardi RFE St Louis Shoun Moore Weaver Schott Hershberger

National League Yesterday and Saturday Results

National League results show Brooklyn 2-4 and Chicago 0, while Cincinnati led 5-1 with St Louis at 4-8. Saturday games featured Chicago 11 over Pittsburgh 3 and New York 11 over Philadelphia 1-4. Today’s schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Boston at Philadelphia and St Louis at Chicago.

New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis St Louis

Baseball Scores Roundup From Yesterday and Saturday

In yesterday’s American League results New York beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 while Cleveland won 6 to 4 over Chicago Washington edged Boston 7 to 1 and St Louis triumphed 7 to 3 against Detroit with darkness ending play in the ninth. Saturday’s card saw Washington 4 Boston 1 New York 11 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 6 Detroit 3 and Cleveland 13 Chicago 1 with no games scheduled today.

New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Washington Boston St Louis Detroit Lee

DeMolay Schedules Tennis and Speedball Activities

Milton Frank Jr outlines a week of DeMolay sports with speedball and tennis. Speedball features Baker Park matches against All-stars Old-timers today and Walkersville Tuesday and Friday, plus a Sunday tilt with Baltimore DeMolay at Baker Park. Tennis plans a Sunday match with Baltimore DeMolay at Baker Park, while Frederick practices are Monday and Thursday at 5 40 p.m.

Milton Frank, Jr Baker Park Demmolay Walkersville Baltimore Frederick Frederick DeMolay Bernie Brooks Russell Esterly Robert Walters Grumbine Moore Brachsy Gassley Fink DeMolay Mercer Lanner Bakes Park

Dwell ing house fire destroys Baumgardner farm in Taneytown

The Baumgardner home near Baust church along the Westminster Taneytown road was wiped out by fire while the family was away at the Taneytown fair. Neighbors rushed to help as the summer house survived. the fire alerted by a passerby reached Taneytown fire company in time to save nearby structures. Also notes visits to Mrs Witherow, family reunions near Keysville, and a Leesburg bond vote on sewerage system funds.

Taneytown Harry Baumgardner Westminster-Taneytown Baust Church Mr. Baumgardners Clyde Baumgardner Taneytown Fair Taneytown Fire Company Carroll County Ohler Stonesifer's Grove Keysville Leesburg PWA

Frederick Hustlers Rally Past Federal Bureau Nine

At McCurdy Field Sunday, the Frederick Hustlers defeated the Federal Bureau team 5 to 4 in eight innings. RBY Rice homered for Frederick, LeGore pitched seven innings for the F B I, and Stout's reach- base play helped fuel the late rally. A fistfight between George Barry and Paul Hildebrand marred the game, prompting police action after Barry allegedly struck Hildebrand. Frederick advances to face the St Marys Celtics of Alexandria, Virginia, in a return game next Sunday at McCurdy Field.

Feild Lloyd Stugger Stout Frederick Hustler Federal U of Investigation Gron McCurdy Field Fred_ min Rastus LeGore Focals LeGore Nichols Federal Bureau Stout Steele Rice Bane George Pep

Beacon Light Sunday School Meeting at Reever Home

The Beacon Light Sunday school class of Young People met at Mr. and Mrs. John Reever’s home. Scripture read by Crawford Witherow, prayers by Rev. Paul Beard. Attendees included the Reever family, Beard, Eyler, Shriver, Ridinger, Reever, Waybright, Ree ver, Shirdt, Weyoright, Witherow, Beard, and Warr among others. Next gathering set for September 2 at David Shudt’s home. Ervin Ridinger recently discharged from Springfield hospital after four months.

Harney Harney Beacon Light John Reever Crawford Witherow Paul Beard Mervin Eyler Earlington P. Shriver Treva Ridinger Gladys Reever Blanche Waybright Beatrice Reever Roselia Shriver Kathryn Wasbright Alma Reever Garnet Reever David Welter Clingan Ruth Dalbert Spangler Lovie Ridinger Harney

Tall hollyhock towers on McKaig farm reported

Bernard Sheetenhelm reports a hollyhock thirteen feet tall on the Sheetenhelm Brothers farm at McKaig. He notes several plants rise well above the nearby cora l growing alongside, marking an unusually tall bloom in the field.

Sheetenhelm Brothers McKaig Bernard Sheetenhelm

Doctor Who Bucks Medical Societies Says Co-Op Plan Solves Health Problem

Dr Raymont Selders, medical director of Group Health Association, argues cooperative medicine helps middle class access care and allows hiring multiple doctors in a well equipped clinic. He contrasts GHA with AMA opposition and outlines his background, clinic structure, and pay model while noting antitrust scrutiny by the Department of Justice.

Doctor Who Raymont Selders Tal Group Health Association Neame American Medical Ascation and District Medical Society Wtas Oklahoma Harris County Medical Society Houston Tex Washington Gha’s Dr. Selders University of Oklahoma St. Joseph's Infirmary Texas Graduate School of Medicine University Worchester Mags. City Hospital Thei American Medical Association Department of Justice District of Columbia Medical Society GHA

Radio plans sectionalize farm and home hour

NBC and WJZ plan a Sept 26 change to the farm and home hour to split 45 minutes network coverage then five regional 15 minute discussions. Three of the divisions will be sponsored for the first time, two will not. Nightly listings follow with programs across WEAF WABC WJZ NBC and others including talks, music, and sports.

New York South Middle West Wjz-Nbc

Three Plan Hiking Journey In Vermont

Three Frederick county men plan a two week hiking trip along the Long Trail in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Ralph Lambert William Bright and Harold Biehl depart from Thurmont to New York then Bennington to Rutland about 40 miles. They travel light with food wear first aid supplies, lodging and shelters are placed along the route by the Green Mountain Club. Lambert a Princeton MA student, Bright a NYU physics chemistry graduate student, and Biehl a Maryland Medical School student are all Thurmont residents and relatives.

Frederick County Long Trail Green Mountains Vermont Ralph Lambert William Bright Thurmont Harold Biehl Frederick Mr Lambert New York Messrs Bright Bechi Benmington Rutland Green Mountain Club Lambert J Ralph Lambert Princeton University Mrr. Bright E. D. Bright Evangelical Reformed Church New York Universy Geeks J C. Biehl Twelfth Street This City Tourmont High School Sirs University of Maryland Medical School Balt- Wore

Concerts and Events Schedule Across Cities Tonight

JZI Tokyo hosts new folk songs at 6 15 PM while OLR4A Prague offers variety concert at 6 55 PM. Rome 2RO features a Tuesday symphony at 7 30 PM and PCJ Wetherlands presents a southeast U S special at 8 45 PM. London 9 20 PM covers science and the public.

JZI Tokyo Prague 2RO Rome PCJ Wetherlands U. S GSI GSC GSB London

Class Meets at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church

The Temple Builders Class held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Genevieve Young’s home on Wilson Avenue with Miss Naomi Huffer presiding. The group sang In The Garden and noted Miss Margaret McGill’s Thursday birthday. next meeting will be at Miss Frances Suler’s home. Refreshments were served and several members attended.

Temple Builders Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church Genevieve Young Wilson Avenue Naomi Huffer Helen Williams Margaret McGill Frances Suler Martha Critchley Mary Baker Louise Dorsey Helen Steinhaus Ruth Powell Fern Keeney Margaret McAgill Naomi, Huffer Frances Sulcer

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