HUSTLERS TOUR WAYNESBORO FOR TWO GAMES
Frederick takes both ends of a doubleheader from Hagerstown to climb to third place. Old Man Ramsey pitched both games for Frederick allowing nine hits while the Hustlers collected twenty singles. Hagerstown pitchers McCleary Philips and Vereker struggled as Frederick's bats clicked in the twin bill.
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Overakiestown
Hustlers
Waynesboro
Lotals
Frederick
Hagerstown
Ramsey
Ovéyr
Hagers
Jeupa
Rick Ramsey
Fredeck
McCleary
Philips
Vereker
Frederic
Widlaardne
Sh. Neptune
Miller
Blethen
Ly Hagert
Gosker
Chambersburg
Satwe Largon
Ramey
Fig Toan
Raab
Wick Winslow
Stratton
Bydgreée- Rusgell
Leory
Mace
RHE
Chambersburg Sterresereees
Winslow
Staylor
Fitzgerald
Hitas
McCreery
OM McCreery
Clark
Hart
Futtrey
Ramse Hagerstown
Staytor
Ivy
Gardner
Wi Hide
Hanover
Tokhes
Bill
Dunn
Martinsburg
Térnoon
Frederic AB
Mullen
Neptune
Secon Blethen
Rt. Hagerty
Roussey
We Olin
Ateon
Rhr Ramigey
Dries
Martinsburg Obese
Anover Serene Dene
Hayerst
Bratterlea
R Blanchard
Knauer
Ome
Dysert
Tates Layne
Reynolds
Slaughter
Blanchard
Day
Herroll
Range
Ruth Shepley
Ofrotein
Phillips
Standing of clubs in the Blue Ridge League
Ames reports the Blue Ridge League standings with Hagerstown holding top position and Frederick, Martinsburg, Chambersburg, Hanover, and Waynesboro trailing. The piece lists weekly results and a five day schedule including Frederick at Waynesboro and Chambersburg at Hanover.
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Blue Ridge League
Ames Today
Wek
Hagerstown
ABBO
Waynesboro
Fredercik
Martinsburg
Hanover
Chambersburg
Frederick
Haxeretown
Martingburg
Doubleheader Upsets Push Frederick to Third in Standings
A Saturday of doubleheaders saw Frederick defeat Hagerstown twice and Hanover sweep Martinsburg, while Chambersburg swept Waynesboro. Frederick rises to third place as Hagerstown narrows the gap, with both clubs struggling to gain on the leaders.
Neptune Continues to Lead Hustlers in Weekly Totals
Neptune continued slugging last week and again tops the Hustlers with a .349 average. Blethen 324, Tubby Aller 321, Larson up to 309, Gardner fifth at .285, with Sacrifice honors to Gardner at 19. Gosker leads thefts with 20, Miller and Larson tied for second with nine.
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Neptune
Pabemter
Udarson
Gardner
Hagerty
Buckland
Rampey
Webb
Gosker
Kaige
Neptune J
Blethen
Tubby Aller
Larson
Focal Club
Ray Gardner
Witalde
Miller
Wilhide
Miller Hae
Fred Has
Largon
Boys in Camp Emmitsburg Scouts Field Trip
The Emmitsburg Boy Scouts troop of 26 members planned a week long camp by Hump's Mills with drills and work under Scoutmaster supervision. Nearby Unton Bridge unit of 50 scouts also camped near Emmitsburg last week with daily drills and inspections. Visitors joined the Emmitsburg troop at their Monday meeting. Veteran Mail clerk J Holmes Houck retires after 35 years in railway mail service, dividing time between Cumberland and his Frederick County farm. Amos M Horine, long time Brunswick resident, buys a Westminster drug store business.
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Emmitsburg
Hump’s Mills
Boy Scouts
Eammittaburg
Ebert
Hoya
Eiminfisbute Boy Scouts
Holmes Houck
Railway
Cumberland
Elkins
Queen City
Houck
Bedford Street
Frederick County
Thurmont
Westminster Drug
Amos, M. Horine
Brunswick
Westminster
Farmers fair ends after three days of sun and rain
Nearly 2000 people attended the Farmers fair at Wildwood Perk near Mt Airy on Saturday The only day without rain saw large crowds The air trips cost one dollar per minute and about fifteen dollars per trip The tournament was abandoned and ground attractions thrived despite rain There was talk of rescheduling but it was dropped Dancing continued each evening The park sits at the intersection of Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties The fair usually draws a big crowd May Locate In Brunswick report notes Sowers and associates from York Pa scouting sites for hosiery plant They visited Mayor-elect Sli fer and considered converting the old canning factory building for the plant Proposed operation would employ about 150 people at a minimum wage of 10 per week
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Wildwood
Perk
Mt. Airy
Vienna
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Brunswick
George Sowers
York
Hounawick
Edward C. Slifer
W. George Sand Co
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Bayer Aspirin Package Advertisement From Early 20th Century
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as a safe trusted medicine prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. It urges buyers to accept only an unbroken Bayer package with proper directions for relief of headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes packets of 12 tablets cost a few cents and that druggists also sell larger Bayer packages. It identifies aspirin as the trademark Bayer and as monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Worker Fly Wheel Accident at KeyMar Plant
Edw Brown of Union Mille was fixing a large fly wheel at the KeyMar phosphate plant when the machine started below. The wheel threw him about ten feet leaving him with a cracked rib and a shaken body. Also note birth of a boy weighing pounds to Mr Debra and Mrs John B Debra. Debra as Chamber of Commerce secretary commented.
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KeyMar
Brown
Union Mille
Hin
C.memtier
John B. Debra
Ddlbe Wall
Mr. Dabuam
MieChaimber
Chamber of Conmerce, i
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