Woodsboro Wins Double Header In League Play
Woodsboro defeated Emmitsburg 2-0 and 10-7 in a league twin bill at Middletown. Harry Smith excelled behind the plate and on the mound as Emmitsburg piled hits but Woodsboro held on. Middletown won early with two home runs driven in by Fuzz Rudy and a big blast by Jake in the sixth.
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Woodsboro
Middletown
Rudy
Jake
Emmitsburg Abrhoae
Smith
P Horner
Barrick
Roberts
Moberix
Crum
Barber
Dorcus
Emmitsburg
Rob- Surmmary
Tolen
W. LeGore
Mondorff
Crum and Smith
Dadian
Mous Emmitsburg AB
Yonkers
E. Combs
Harner
Redy
Mandorff
Zeigler
Re T. Combs
Shaffer
Fleagle
Borcus
Stroup
Shafer
Dayhoff
p.Keeney
Brad Gseee
D. Rudy
Keener
Palmer
L. Pitlinger
Lawyer
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Innnings
Law
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Fleag
T. Combs
C. Eckenroe
Bee Combs
Stout
Lavrier
Bouey
Br Boues
Daynof
Ptcher
Bouer
Keil
Smith and Crum
Reddick
Brunswick
C. McQuillen
J. McQuillen
Stewart
Flora
Magahs
W. Rudy
A. Rudy Bas
Castle
L. Hehe
L. Hahn
Koontz
Brunswick And Wakefield Win First Playoff Games
Brunswick edged Middletown 7 to 5 at Scheer Stadium while Wakefield shocked Damascus 12 to 0 before 400 fans at New Windsor. Barnes starred for Brunswick, fanning key hitters and allowing six hits, as Norris took the loss for Middletown. Wakefield rode timely hits and errors to a decisive win led by Baker, Gloski and Fritz, with Bowman and Talbot contributing. Next Sunday Wakefield visits Damascus and Brunswick hosts Middletown in the playoff schedule.
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Brunswick
Wakefield
Middletown
Scheer Stadium
Botte Wakefield
Damascus
New Windsor
Barnes
Montgomery County
Carroll Countians
Harvey Hares
Cline
Iback
Basil Burdette
Adrian Norris
Lefty Poole
Poole
Watkins
Carroll
Counhans
Bowman
Cline Baker
H Burdette
Talbot
Gloski
Baker
Hanes
Strine
Norris
Fritz
Felder
Jake Rudy
Jake
Carl McQuillen
Davy Rudy
Palmer
Bo Hauver
Stewart
Lee Hahn
Taylor
Hammond
Hahn
Jack McQuillen
Railroaders
Flora
Castle
King
C P
Murray
H. Burdette
Pole
Purdum
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Many Are Arrested On Drunkenness Charges
Drunkenness arrests dominated a weekend police report with numerous cases. Among those jailed were Toombs Kennedy and Anne May for failure to post collateral, and George Cook, Dick Harmon, and James Newman, all held for imbibing too freely. Several colored residents faced additional disorderly conduct and cursing charges, including Hate Nay. Distress credit issues and collateral defaults appeared for various DUI and speeding charges, with state police also enforcing traffic violations.
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Toomss Kennedy
Ainme May
Cvlorea
Frank Dorsey
Ja E
George Cook
Charles Blumensuer
Dick Harmon
Nathan Hall
Equay
Frederick
Route 2
Charles Burras
Benjamin Ackerman
Providence
IR. I
Sergt
Archie Jones
Rockville
T. A. Short
Hankey Reunion Held at Gettysburg Park
The tenth Hankey reunion was held at Gemmans park two miles north of Gettysburg on Sunday August 21 with about 200 people attending. A short talk was given by John H Hankey Frederick. Many families and individuals listed attended, including numerous Hankey relatives and friends.
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Hankey
S Park
Gettysburg
John H Hankey
Frederick
Roger L Shade
Myre
George G Gerr
Wubur Hankey
Clars Hanker
Dells Gerrich
Kevhard Shultz
Ty Me
Richard Hans Key Ard
Roy Hankey
Charles Manney
Canaries Fritz
Clarence Hankey
Aobert Ridge
Kenneth Miller
George Rateberg
Kenneth Gerrick
Jamnsty
Howard Storm
Anna Wolfnger
Muss
Cora Hankey
Mes
Mothe Hankey
Paul Ketterman
Clarence Fritz
Edward Krise and
Tandy
Fanny Gates
Guy Ridge
Harold Weaver
Chas Albaugh
Richard Gerrick
John Hoffman
Martin Hassler
E. Harkey
Frank Snyder
Elmer Hoffman
Luther Hankey
M. F. Spahr
Russell Snetters
Clarence King
Arlington Shriver
George Shriver
Tri County Playoff Series Results and Schedule
Yesterday Wakefield defeated Damascus 12 to 0 and Brunswick won 7 to 6 over Middletown. Games Sunday will feature Wakefield at Damascus and Brunswick at Middletown.
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Wakefield
Damascus
Brunswick
Middletown
Biles Fairbank Returns to Push Puerto Rico Plans
Well known here, Biles Fairbank, assistant administrator of the Puerto Rican Reconstruction Administration, has returned from Puerto Rico to Washington to discuss island affairs for the next Congress. He has ties to Frederick Myr and formerly served as secretary at Starsland State Farm. The article notes aims to aid island economy, promote local production such as perfume, and mentions weather effects on cattle and water use.
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Biles Fairbank
Puerto Rico
Washington, D.C
Frederick Myr
Fairbank
Easures
Starsland State Farm
Bureaz
Howard County
Varyland
Acysorducg
Atr
Farroank Sa
Pee U-Sip
Federal Governiere
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