Rain Halts Exhibition Games In Frostburg Trip
Hagerstown Blues beat Frederick 2 to 1 in the first of a series as rain postponed the second game at Agricultural Park. Stevens pitched well for Frederick, while Hagerstown exploited errors by the locals’ infield. A cold, windy November afternoon kept fans bundled as the Hustlers planned a Frostburg trip with hopes of a strong gate.
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Stevens
Frostburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Hagerstown Blues
Agricultural Park
Arthur Stevens
Smith
Barnhart
Fahrey
Troy
Morrison
Dean
Sophy
Walters
Milliman
Whalen
Orrison
Hustlers
Connelly
Myers
Orcison
Orrizon
Smith-Milliman
Death notices of Pyles Palm and Porman in local Frederick area
John D. Pyles aged 54 six months 29 days died at 218 East Seventh Street Aug week of illness survived by widow three sons Ella M at home two stepdaughters three brothers and three sisters funeral Sunday 2 pm Urbana M. E. church burial in nearby cemetery Geo W Peters Arthur A Palen. Arthur Augustus Palm aged 49 died at 312 Klinehardt alley survives mother Jane Palm two sisters Nan and Clara Palm funeral tomorrow 3 pm house service cemetery Greenmont. Thomas P. Rice in charge. Mrs M B Porman death reported in Frederick wife of York Bridge Company agent well known in Frederick.
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John D. Pyles
East Seventh Street
Ge Gck
John W
Arthur T
Robert R
Ella
Michael Unger
Urbana
Josseph A. Bennett
Urbana M. BE
South
Geo. W. Peters
Arthur A. Palen
Arthur Augustus Palm
Klinehardt’s Alley
Jane Palm
Nan
Clara Palm
Greenmont ‘Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
M. B. Porman
Frederick
York Bridge Company
Social Events Highlight Idlewyld Visitor Surprise Party
Mrs Clarence W Gilpert of Idlewyld Baltimore visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ezra L Cramer Walker svile was surprised with a party Thursday evening. Guests included Miss Katharine Cramer Miss Nina Cramer Miss Eleanor Stauffer and many Cramer and Gilpert relatives. A later card party at Mrs J Travers Thomas Rockwell Terrace honored her nieces Misses Smith with prizes won by Miss Margaret Houghton Miss Mary Atkinson and Miss Harriet Smith.
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Clarence W. Gilpert
Idlewyld
Baltimore
Warnersville
Ezra L. Cramer
Walkersvie
Jogzeph W. Long
William Lease
C. W. Hinea
Harry Kling
H. Shveilbian
Ellen Devilbise
Walter Clemson
Katharine Cramer
Nina Cramer
Eleanor Stauffer
Louise Clemson
Charlotte Clemson
Emma Gilbert
Ada Gilbert
Edith Carl
John Cramer
Gilbert
J. E. Cramer
Mrs. Thomas
J. Travers Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Smith
Margaret Houghton
Halethorpe
Mary Atkinson
Harriet Smith
Helen, Rath
Helen Zimmerman
Grace de Tashmatt
Anna Relie Dill
Elizabeth Wallis
Hanna Crothers
Charlotte Motter
Grace Atkinson
Frederick
Wiss Stevens
Port Deposit
Yalethorpe
Zula Cash
Middleburg
Bessie Diller
Damntown
Fifteen New Jurors Drawn for September Term
Judges Urner and Worthington named replacements for excused jurors. Frederick-Albert L. Pearce replaces R. Ames Hendrickson, James M. Cronenburg for Charles B. Staley, Gilmore R. Flautt for Everest C. Harding, and others fill seats across Buckeystown Middletown Etimineburg Catoctin Liberty Hauvers Woodsboro Mechanicetown Woodville Burkittsville Brunswick Walkersville.
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Urner and Worthington
Frederick—Albert L. Pearce
R. Ames Hendrickson
James M. Cronenburg
Charles B. Staley
Gilmore R. Flautt
Everest C. Harding
Buckeystown
Meredith D. Copeland
Daniel Z. Padgett
Middletown
Daeniel
Koogle
Albart
Remsberg
Etimiteburg
F. H. Orndorf
C. T. Zacharias
Catoctin
Frederick Warrenfeltr
Pater C. Pryor
Liberty
Irving S. Albaugh
Albert W. Etzler
Hauvers
W. Stott ‘Lantz
John E. Forney
Woodsboro
Noah £. Flanigan
Howard D. Flickinger
Mechanicetown
Samuel Stambaugh
Robert A. Tyson
Woodville
Asa H. Watkins
George W. Runkles
Burkittsville
Oliver C. Sigler
William Magaha
Brunswick
Frank L. Spitzer
William L. Grogs
Walkersville
Joseph H. Hummer
Thomas 8
Albaugh
Death of Baltimore lawyer and politician Mr. Hayes
Thomas Gordon Hayes a long time Baltimore lawyer and political figure died of heart failure in Oakland Maryland after a summer at Mountain Lake Park. The 71 year old bachelor was active in Bible classes and had spoke at Trinity Mt E church in Frederick earlier that month. He was accompanied by his sister Miss Junia Hayes and secretary J Frank Fox. His death surprised many in Frederick who admired him.
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Thomas Gordon Hayes
Baltimore
Maryland
Oakland
Mountain Lake Park
Mr. Hayes
Frederick
Watson E. Holley
Trinity Mt
Hayes
Ferderick
Y M C A to Field 1915 Football Team from Local Talent
The Y M C A plans a 1915 football schedule with a local lineup featuring Charles Staley captain of 1914 Rock Hill College, James, Bruce Legore, Walter Duvall, Harling Sponseller, Lester Feaga, Reginald Hammond, C M Malone, Russell Crouse, Gibson Young, Kelly Harris, Sammel Brown, William Bell, Charles Hudson, and Paul Beard. The Japanese Ambassador and Viscountess Chinda visited Blue Ridge Summit on a motor trip to Newport and may affect forthcoming visit arrangements in Lancaster.
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Frederick
C. K. Harris
Charles, Staley
Rock Hill College
James
Bruce Legore
Walter Duvall
Mercersburg
Harling Sponseller
Lester Feaga
Reginald Hammond
C., M. Malone
Russell Crouse
Gibson Young
Kelly Harris
Sammel Brown
William Bell
Charles Hudson
Paul Beard
Chinda
Blue Ridge Summit
Newport
Mme. Miura
Tirey
Lancaster
Frank C. Hargett
West Second Street
Dairymen To Meet In Frederick Tonight At Eight
The Dairymen's Association of Frederick County will convene at 8 o'clock in the office of attorney Reno S. Harp. A report on the recent conference with the State Live Stock Sanitary Board in Baltimore will be discussed along with other matters. Frederick Co. Birds Win At Rockville exhibit results noted. Dr Smith of Lime Kiln captured top prizes in Black Minorca and White Leghorn classes among 50 plus exhibitors. entry number 61 highlighted.
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Dairymen’s Association
Frederick County
Reno S. Harp
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Baltimore
Club Circuit Is League's Future
After Blue Ridge League's first season ends, speculation grows that all clubs will return with possibly two more cities to form an eight club circuit. Hagerstown may change hands. Earl Howard may join Harrisburg Indians. York Cumberland Carlisle discussions surface as a new circuit. Connie Mack, Athletics' manager, once a Newark shoemaker, is noted.
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Hagerstown
Howard
Harrisburg
Roater
Earl Howard
Cleary
Zimmerman
Harrisburg International Club
Frederick
Connie Mack
Athletics
Cornelius McGillicudds
Dandelion Liver Disks Proclaimed by Reader
A letter from the Eastern Shore praises four Yellow Pulls and Dandelion Tucks after a severe operation. The writer notes lingering weakness, but reports feeling much better and thanks the product for its relief.
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Motner
Base Ball Scores From Detroit and Other Cities
Baseball results list scores from Detroit New York Chicago Cleveland and Washington with multiple games and battery pairings. Standings show Boston New York Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia with varying wins and losses.
National League Scores From Boston New York Brooklyn Listings
National League results show Boston 9 Chicago 4 in Boston game one with Pierce Archeragon Gawdy on batters list. New York 2 Pittsburgh 1 led by Mathewson Wendel Adama Gibson. Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati omitted. Brooklyn 11 St Louis 4 with Perdue Meadows Poyder Gonzales Dell Appleton Smith McCarty. Standings list Philada 64 60 54281 Louis 58 4&2 4nd reokin 63 06 b29 Pittsburgh 67 62 478 Boston 60 65 5221 New York 62 60 469 Chicago 58 58 500/Cincin 64 64 458
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Chicago
Patacs
Tyler
Hachees
Whalie
Pierce
Standridge
Zabel
Bresnahan
Hargrave
Archeragon
Gawdy
New York
Pittsbuyah
Hatteries
Mathewson
Wendel
Adama
Gibson
Pailanethia
Philadethi
W.L. Pca
W.L. PO
Philada
Federal League Scores Reveal Pittsburg Aces Sweep Chicago
In a Pittsburgh matchup Chicago fell 8 to 2 as Allen Harger O Conner Hendrix Maher logged the batteries for the home side. St Louis beat Kansas City in ten innings 4 to 3 with Cran dal Green Watson Chapman Qu lop Packard Brown contributing. Other clubs not on schedule. standings show Newark Buffalo and Kan City near middle with mixed records.
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Allen
Harger
O*conner
Hendrix
Maher
St.one
le Lonis
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Crandal
Green
Watson
Chapman
Qullop
Packard
Brown
Wit
PO W.L
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StLouly
Newark
Air Buffalo
Kan.City
Brookin
Aif Beloare
George Some Sport Now
George Henderson the mascot of the local club at Agricultural Park completes his first year of service as a bat boy and valet. Fred erick club players contributed funds for a full outfit as he returns home in an English suit with yellow shoes. Also, race horses Corinthe and Coming Doon, after Rockville Fair, are shipped to Leesburg for next week’s races.
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George
George Henderson
Agricultural Park
Frederick
Hanover
Leesburg
Corinthe
Robert A. Fraley
Jesse Schell
Rockville Fair
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