Frederick Exhibition: Lapp In Charge As Athletics Visit
Philadelphia Athletics arrive in Frederick for a game with the Frederick Hustlers. Lapp assumes in charge while Connie Mack absent. Lineups include Agnew, Morison, and King slated to pitch, with Waite catching and Nabors relief. An enormous crowd expected, trophies awarded to several players after the event.
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Frederick
Fritchie
Baltimore
Miladelphia
Boston
Llewellyn
King
Morison
Lamar
Henry Liewelyn
Jersey City
Waite
Morron
Gi King
Whalen
Dirk
Mike” Thompson
Prince
Rucker
Vinh
Frederick finds many visitors at home and abroad
Rev Douglass Hoof and Mrs Hoof travel to Atlante city while Miss Trobbinus visits. Bank official Ward Angleberger trips to Washington. Miss Madge Bodycomb from Wilkes Barre visits. Mrs Abt Keay hosts guests at Chesapeake home. Families from Baltimore Hagerstown and Denton return from trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City Schenectady. Captain Landers gathers Civil War photos near Frederick.
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Douglass Hooft
Trobbinus
Atlantecit
Ward Angleberger
Frederick County National Bank
Washington
Madge Bodycomb
Wilkes Barre
Abt
Keay
Alamimer
Chiton
Joseph Griffitt
Baltimore
Agmie Huller
W. Patrick Street
Hagerstown
W. 4
Baker
Misa Ruth Waltz
West South Street
Marisville
I. L. Joynes
Lithe Ehild
Hagerpront
Glassboro
N. J
John Wisner
Boyer
Patrick Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Schenectady
N.Y
Ales Hermann Freas
Iagerstown
E.R. Miller
Court Street
Misa Irene Lindsay
Model
Oream
Elizabeth Anpte
East Church Street
Xenia
Ohio
Susan Rohrback
Charles B. Trail
Court Square
H. B. Clark
Silver Bay
N. Y
Rosa Miller
Harry W. Dyer
East Fourth Street
Margaret Roelkey
East Third Street
Martha McCleery
Denton
Katherine Wright
James Wright
Miss McCleery
Mary Tetselberger
Liberty
Margaret Brunner
Miss Williams
Miss Shriver
South Markettrees
Hotel Braddock
Lynne
Alice Metcalf
All Saints’ Parish
Mt. Savage
Allegany County
Ile
Douglass Hooff
Mary
Dorothy Filler
Lovettsville
H. L. Landers
Coast Artillery Corps
United States Army
Lee
Maryland
Frederick
Patties Fields
Fred. German
Edward James
E. Church Street
Bill Barnes
G. Lloyd Palmer
Charles Reginald Hughes
Lima
Ove
Fred
Cramer
Second Street
Hughes
Gatun Dam
Panama Canal
To Tethmus
Connelly to Play Final Game at Local Park Today
Tom Connelly of the Gooreetown Star, a feared hitter and stalwart at short, will appear in his last game with Morrison's team at Agricultural Park this afternoon before heading to Washington to join Clark Griffin's American League squad. His brief stint here has sparked a sensation among local fans and solidified his reputation as a steady, durable contact hitter.
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Tom Connelly
Gooreetown
Frederick
Morrison
Acrcultural Park
Connelly
Washington
Clark Griffih
Postseason games called off as attendances falter in Blue Ridge League
Frank K Schmidt announced that the post season with Hagerstown was canceled by mutual agreement due to small crowds. Frederic won one of two games. Salisbury awaits as pennant winners prepare for a series with them. Abe Welcher pitched poorly against Morrison's Champs. Barnhart hit a homer for Frederick in a 4 2 loss to Hagerstown.
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Frank K. Schmidt
Hagerstown
Frederic
Salisbury
Abe Welcher
Waterloo
Morrison
Frederick
Peck
Welcher
Barnhart
Farl Howard Declines Har isburg Internationals Report
Ira Plank announced Farl Howard will not join the Harrisburg Internationals. Indians manager Zimmermann was said to be negotiating with the pitcher. a draft figure of 400 was mentioned. Bob Herr umpired a Cumberland game between George's Creek Leaguers and the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Farl Howard
Frostburg
Doc Mill Manvil Cath ‘Oar Lonaconing
Shepherdstown
Hagerstown
Damond
Fure Marquad
Visi
Hageretory
Roger
Postel
Rube + ver
Sie Waste Lore
Weal Piven
Malone's Friend Reveals Major League Jump and Plans
The article profiles Lewis Malone brother of local jeweler C M Malone and recounts his jump from Frederick to the majors with Connie Mack's Athletics. Malone describes being scouted after games against Holy Cross Fordham and Villa Nova, signing after a Freder ick game, and plans to finish post graduate work at St Joseph's while joining Philadelphia in the early spring.
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Lewis Malone
Frederick
Lewis
Dick Nalin
Malone
New City
Nalin
Athletics
Connie Mack
James R. Malone
Baltimore
M. Malone
Holy Cross
Fordham
Villa Nova
Josephites
Ira Thomas
Mack
Agricultural Park
Morrison
Ryan
Ait
Philadelphia
St. Joseph’s
Athletics in Last Place in Ban Johnson Circuit
Connie Mack experiments with youthful pitchers to bolster the Athletics and chase better results. The club, once in the World Series race, has slid to the cellar after Stallings’ four straight wins altered the balance.
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Athletics
Ban Johnson
Connie Mack
Mack
Stallings
Philadelphia
Posey Backs Weller for Governor in Charles County
Adrian Posey of Charles County announced yesterday his support for O. E. Weller in the race for governor. The endorsement adds a local endorsement to Weller’s campaign in the region.
Manager Mack A Baseball Giant Of The Era
Cornelius McGiheuddy known as Connie Mack, famed manager of Philadelphia Athletics, is profiled for 29 years of leadership. Born 1862 in Brookfield Massachusetts, his career spans Meriden Hartford Washington Buffalo Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Philadelphia. His Athletics rise from 1901 through 1914 includes multiple first place finishes and the Shibe Park era.
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Connie Mack
Frederick
Cornelius
Lapp
Athletics
Philadelphia
Cornelius McGiHeuddy
Brootfield
Mass
Meriden
Milwaukee
Athletic Club
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Lafoie
Flick
Bernhardt
Fraser
Mack
Shibe Park
Massive Maryland land listing across counties and towns
A long OCR fragment catalogues hundreds of land parcels for sale or lease in Montgomery, Frederick, Washington, and surrounding counties. It names many towns such as Barnesville, Libert, Walkersville, Jefferson, Frederick, Reisterstown, and Urbana, with acres ranging from 1 to 428 and references to real estate, loans, bonds, and insurance exchanges.
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Harp
Base
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Hed Sit School House
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Bethel
Mea
Park Mille
Fred
Junc
Pootesville
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Rederick
Mt. Pleasant
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JeMerkon
Walkersville
Liberty
Detour
Bader
Lerl
Libert
Barnesville
Jefferson
New London
Coatsville Pike
Washington
Plane No. 4
Lewistown
Union Bridge
Preagerstown
Pearl
Clarksburg
Emmitsboro
Poolesville
Graceham
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Yellow Spgs
Brunswick
Deerwood
Comus
Benlsville
Key-Mar
Keagarille
LeGore
Reisterstown
Whodsburg
Brunswh
Feagaville
Dickerson
Detear
Braddock
Mt. Airy
Monroe
Prederick
Smithsburg
Emmiteburg
Buckeystown
Kernville
Williamsport
Mt Pleasant
Shenandoah Valley
Petersville
Araby
Wearaboro Pike
West Acres
Catoctin
Créeagerstown
Tuscarora
Urbana
Rocky Ride
Harper's Ferry
Yellow Logs
Monrovia
Sabillasville
Emmitsburg
Ellicott City
New Midway
Ellicott
Elllcott City
Walkershire
Montevue
Fresterick
Acre
ACTER
Actos
Johneville
Jennile
Girlesville
Aces of
Theper
Vai
Hansenville
Priijan Castic
Thane
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