Jamison Re elected Blue Ridge League President for Fourteenth Term
The Blue Ridge League elected James Jamison to serve as president for a fourteenth consecutive term with a temporary caveat on duties. Lewis H. Thompson was named vice president, Frank Zimmerman as chamber sburg representative, and a board of directors from Hanover Frederick Chambersburg and other towns was approved. The 1938 season opens May 14 with a split season format and a $2100 salary limit for 12 players plus $300 for the manager. treasurer Frank Zimmerman reported a $2154.10 bank balance.
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JV Jeminom
Hagerstown
Saoce Isis
Bite Ridge Leager
Myroaded
Naminet
Acme
Frags
Lewis
Thompson
Martina Lurg
Alk Jeague
Prever E. Jamuos
Ats
Jamison
Blue Ridge League
Lewis H. Thompson
Frank A. Zimmerman
Chambersburg
Gsory Cine
Ine Scegut
Ftak Unley
Hagerstown Opewspaper
Charles J. Boyer
Wee
Frank A Zimmerman
Kenneth Potter
Waynesboro Club
Robert Laird
Hanover
Eddie Setton
Freak Lucas
Harold Bejin
Frederick
Kermit Smith
Seamas
Local Meeting Recap Mentions Several Attendees
Fragmentary note lists attendees including Feder ick, J Harry Giuse, Bo Paves, Ware ty FL Schmidt, Johny Mottern, with a wish for success at the event.
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Federick
Harry Giuse
Fimer Bo Paves
Ware Ty FL Schmidt
Johny Mottern
Golf nerves and a miscast drive ruin round on windy course
On the first tee under pressure the player hesitates facing a rough hazard and a formidable opponent. Nervous tension leads to a misguided swing and a slice into the hazard ending the round before the first green is reached.
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Ren
Jun
Ier Bazard
SilentEes Beat Frederick Horsemen In Hard Fought Game
In a rough contest the SilentEes edged the Frederick Horsemen by a narrow margin as both teams exchanged blows and bickered mid game. Bob Weddie stood out for the Horsemen while Mary and Gcheet led the SilentEes toward the win with strong scoring and defense.
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Amd
Martaint Steel Foday
Bob Weddie
Shepherd Coltee
City Bowling League Games Highlight Hyattsville Win
Hyattsville girls defeated Frederick with a strong team effort as Kitty Was feature. Frederick’s Mizsep, Felser, Staley and Baumgardner impressed, while passing and defense highlighted the night. Chaplines defeated M. J. Grave in other action.
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Frederick
Myattziile High School
Arverre
Ihay7
Mizsep Sx
Ceres
de Vallum
Misei
Felser
Staley
Baumgardner
Race Day Lights Up New Okeepe Meeting
A rough OCR read notes a horse race at New Okeepe, featuring a gelding named Cicare sprinting at top speed. The text hints at a crowd, a news ad, and a trial event with measurements around twenty to twenty ten feet of distance.
Garage Enlarged at Roser's in Clyde M Bettey Firm
Roser's Garage on North Market Street completed extensions after months of work. The project adds a 2½ by 40 foot car storage extension, a remodeled showroom with better vehicle display, and a new suite of offices for the garage executives.
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Roser
Clyde M. Bettey
North Market Street
Way Constructer
Field of Peterloo remembered as Manchester clash
The Peterloo Field name recalls the August 16 1815 meeting at St Peter's Field Manchester attended by about 60 000 people. Yeoman cavalry attacked the crowd, eight died and many were wounded, a burlesque riff on Waterloo marking a pivotal reform moment.
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Peterloo
England
St. Peter's Field
Manchester
Teterloo
Waterloo
Wellington
St Peter's Field
Man
Fragmentary note on delayed construction project
A partial record shows an improvised exchange with a foreman about prolonging a partially completed job. The text implies owner involvement and a strategy to extend completion time beyond a stated pace.
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Silentees
Frederick Horsemen
Mary
Gcheet
Hyattsville Girls
Burke
G.sia
Zisa¢raa
City Bowling League
Chaplines
M. J. Grave
Chaplinea
Dreamlands
Thamond
Imamonds
Eagles
Pythian
Baltimore
Dea
Miotor
D. H. Mulanusx
Vernon Beard
Peter Samson
Westminster
Thomas R. Smith
Cumberland
Ethod
Wake
Schrether
Catan Coser
Cah
Jacor Hall
Tawathal
Rinter Wealler
J. Greve
Petty Shaw
Weber
Cha Tetee
Muddietewa
Claude Plash
Emiah
Malata
Ted
Tyce
Una
Frederick Lads
Middletown
W. E. Haaver
Melvin Speaks
Jim
Wolfe
Pineh
Mbaugh
Fey Boys
Frederick County
Mulheamn
VanFoseen
Krantz
Natn
Bane St. John's
Krale
Henklely
Hyattevilie
Baer
Ol Smith
Hering
Topler
Conroy
Gnetson
Ganley
Lowe
Catthia
Seereree
Ellison Ya
Moose
M. J. Grove
Prthan
G. T. Smith
Hersamen
Meade. x
Maurer
Zlessek Saar
Albaugh
Beyer
Bowlus
Grove
Stifer
Azel Hottenstein
Burdette
Pook
J. Grove
Hood College
H_ Decker
Tody
Continesti
New Okeepe
Marass
T Dass
Papa
Roney Property
N. Market
Frederick Motor Company
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
The
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick, MD
Amoco Motor Oil
AMOCO
American Oil Company
PAN American Petroleum & Transport Company
Mexican Petroleum Corporation
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