Ox Fibre Team Wins Over Baltimore in Baseball Affair
The Ox Fibre baseball team defeated the Northern Athletic Club of Baltimore eight to two at Cadet Field before a large crowd. Gardner pitched well, allowing four hits and two runs, while also contributing a two-base hit. Baltimore's lineup struggled, with limited offensive support and key defensive plays by Ox Fibre.
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Boyne
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H. Gilbert
Tim J. QO. Hendrixe
Oysters Plentiful as September Bulletin Notes Healthy Stocks
The September bulletin from the State Conservation Commission reports a plentiful oyster supply with oysters in healthy condition and unusually large. The improvement is credited to the two years of retaining undersized oysters below 2 inches on the bars. This year the commission has issued 68 licenses covering 4284 acres, with 63 applications pending and advertised.
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Roop Proutes Wedding at Linwood and Martinsburg Nuptials
Roop Proute wedding at Linwood near Martinsburg featured Rev John J Johns officiating. Daughters of two families celebrated as Miss Mildred Batgur from Modford played piano. Another ceremony united Miss Mabel Pilgrim of Martinsburg and Raymond F Rice of Frederick. The brides and grooms, both in military and civil roles, plan homes in Martinsburg and Frederick respectively amid community notices about Woodville school repairs and local civic meetings.
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William E. Roop
Westminster
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Modford
Ais
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Caine
Saliia
Margaret ‘Weybright
Detour
Ruy. Rolad Research
Full Play
Standard Lime and Stone’ Co
Martingburg
Harvey Rice
Goliath Safe Crew's Air Plane Incident at Dakak
Paris April 25 The French airship Goliath has landed north of Dakak with a broken propeller. Attendants aboard are safe. In Reading Pa August 23 Edward Gronis aged forty of West Logport collapsed with heart disease while listening to his wife testify in a pea soup case at the defendant's table. He died in court. His clothing was valued at more than $200.
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Two Die Testing Plane At Well Field
San Antonio reports Lt Reid Hablaw of Boston and Pvt Harry Giggins of Pennsylvania were killed instantly when a new airplane they were testing crashed at Well Field.
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Leviathan to Carry Pershing After Mount Vernon Delay
General Pershing will sail back on the Leviathan from Brest due to the Mount Vernon delay. A Paris cablegram to the War Department notes his sailing date as November 1. The announcement outlines the plan to return to active duty aboard the Leviathan.
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