Oriole Park Fire Destroys Baltimore Ball Club Grounds
The Baltimore Orioles I L team home park at Oriole Park burned down July 4, destroying equipment and irreplaceable trophies. The fire forced postponement of the Syracuse series and relocation to Municipal Stadium while the club plans to resume play with Newark and Jersey City.
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Baltimore
Oriole Park
Jack Dunn
Syracuse
Newark
Jersey City
Municipal Stadium
Orioles
George Reed
Tommy Thomas
Babe Ruth
Lefty Grove
George Earnshaw
Max Bishop
Joe Boley
Dunn
Thomas
New York
Louisville
American League Scores and Tonight's Matches
Yesterday results show Washington tied Chicago 2 to 2 while St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 0. Cleveland lost to New York 3 to 7 as Detroit tied Boston 4 to 4 in 12 innings. Tonight Chicago visits Washington St Louis travels to Philadelphia Detroit plays Boston Cleveland at New York night game.
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Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
W. L. Pet Louis
St. Boston
Cleveland Washington
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Piles
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast remedy for piles with a cooling soothing formula. Claims itching relief, available in 35 cent boxed and 60 cent tube with applicator, money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Dr Pepper Hagerstown Tens Split Twin Bills
Dr Pepper and the Hagerstown C I O softball teams split a holiday double header in Baker Park. The Battlers won 3 1 in game one and lost 4 3 in game two. A sixth inning homer and pitching changes shaped the hot twilight twin bill as Dr Pepper seeks the rubber game.
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Dr. Pepper
Hagerstown
Baker Park
Battlers
Kline
Max Kehne
Dick Cooke
R. OB
cLoa
O'Neill
Kendall
Kehne
Fox
Thurmont Defeats Littlestown in 18-1 Baseball Blowout
Thurmont extended its Maryland Pennsylvania League winning streak by routing Littlestown 18 to 1 on the Thurmont diamond Sunday afternoon. Strine restricted Littlestown to four hits while batting .800 in five trips, with Gardener Snurr three for five as Thurmont piled up runs and key players across the lineup.
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Thurmont
Littlestown
Strine
Gardener Snurr
Lifflestown
Everhart, Ecker
Leahigh
Beaver
Swartz
Fraley
Davis
Baseball scores from National League games posted
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 while Chicago won 7 to 4 over Boston. St Louis fell 9 to 6 to New York and Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 4 to 2, with Philadelphia scoring three goals in a 3-0 win.
Wolfpack 7 Everedy 6 in Monday league clash
City Softball League results show Wolfpack defeating Everedy 7 to 6. Detrick N scored 10 as Dr Pepper edged opponents. standings list Wolfpack at 3 0, Tailors 3 1, Dr Pepper 4 2, and Detrick E's 2 5 with several teams in tight races.
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Everedy
Detrick N
Peppe Prevnsee Owene
Logan Detrick E's
F. L.P
W. L. Pet
lFred, Tailors
Dr. Pepper
F. 1-P.B
Detrick E’s
Detrick Navy
Detrick O's
Detrick Navy Wallops
Hustlers Take Both Ends of Holiday Double Bill
The Frederick Hustlers swept Colesville 4-2 and routed the Baltimore Panthers 10-2 at McCurdy Field. Tony Wagners hot day fueled both wins with three hits in the opener and a second homer in the nightcap as Whitey Jones added a key RBI. The Hustlers next play Heurich Brewers of Washington while a Juvenile League exhibition slated for Thursday follows.
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Frederick
Tony
Carr
Panthers
Wagner
Bill
Jones
Dr. Pepper
Bng
Derrick Navy
Battlers
Wolfpack
Cait
Tuffey
Givners
Green
Dr Pepper
Colesville AB
R.H O. A
Detrick N
Thomas
J Cline
Kehne
Swomley
Beane
G. Ramsburg
Angleberger
MacKenzie
Fl Hildebrand
Ramsburg
Rice
Warrenfeltz
Colesville
Hustlers
Whipp
D. Ramsburg
Anderson
O'Keefe
Hildebrand
Love
Gardner
Smith
Balto
Ab.r.h. O. A. E. Lang
Florence Traver Class Meeting In Chapel June 27
The Florence Traver Class of Evangelical Lutheran met in the chapel on June 27 with Mrs. Eyler presiding. Scripture reading, hymns, solos by Mrs. Garrett, and an open discussion led to appointing Mrs. Ramsburg and Mrs. Hoffman as a committee. Plans include July August meetings, a class picnic, inviting the Mother’s Class, and Red Cross participation.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eyler
Franklin Notnagle
Danny Boy
W. V. Garrett
Jesse Ramsburg
Lee Hoffman
Red Cross
Ralph New Man
Garrett
Raymond Eyler
Siuspaou
Ralph Newman
William Rice
Joe Rice
Catherine Gable
God
Mother's Class Meeting at Lutheran Sunday School
The Mother's Class of the Lutheran Sunday School held its monthly meeting at Mrs Roy Gastley's home on East Third Street with 19 members present. The group opened with scripture and prayer, arranged volunteers to roll bandages for the A W V S twice a month, and held a prize draw won by Mrs Roy Gastley. After moving pictures by the hostess, the meeting adjourned to July 25 at Mrs Richard Rudy's Linden Hills home with two helpers named.
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Lutheran Sunday School
Roy Gastley
East Third Street
Irvin Ramsburg
Irvin Renn
William Flair
Richard Rudy
Linden Hills
Gherman Haines
George Crum
Soldiers analyze captured German weapons in Africa odyssey
A U S ordnance unit formed a pioneer group that spent 12 months in Africa collecting German equipment from a Mauser pistol to a Mark IV tank for expert analysis in the Stars and Stripes report. The crew warned against grabbing German arms indiscriminately and noted the dangers of items like a butterfly bomb.
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T Sai
Webster B. Edwards
Boyds
Montgomery County
Stars and Stripes
Army
W. 8B. Edwards, Sr
Edwards
U. S. Ordnance
Africa
England
Jerry
Utterback Exhibits Early Sugar Corn At Frederick Farm
Ernest E Utterback, longtime Wertheimer farm tenant near Frederick, displayed a well developed ear of sweet corn in The News-Post offices. He has shown the first early sugar corn here for 17 years and also brought a field corn stalk eight feet tall.
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Utterback
Ernest E. Utterback
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick
News-Post
Uttterback
Attorney named for William Shultz in Orphans Court
The Orphans Court on Monday named Richard E. Zimmerman as attorney for William Shultz, son of the late Mrs. Sarah A. Shultz, in a matter recorded as continuing.
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Orphans Court
Richard E. Zimmerman
William Shultz
Sarah A. Shultz
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Estate of Mrs Shultz Sues Over Real Estate Sale Action
Attorney Ler Sherman P Bowers for the Shultz estate flees a partial complaint and petition for sale of real estate. The son serves in the Army. Court attaches said this marks the first time in the record.
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Ler
Sherman P Bowers
Shultz
Jattaches
Soldier and Sailors Act Aid Noted in Promotion News
The court applies provisions of the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act of 1940 to protect a service member. Staff Sergeant Donald H. Hiltner of Frederick, Maryland, is promoted to technical sergeant by the IX Air Force Service Command European Theater unit. He heads a surgical unit and is the son of Rosa Hiltner of 108 West Fifth Street, Frederick.
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Soldiers and Sailors
Jltner
IX Air Force Service Command
Donald H. Hiltner
Frederick
Hiltner
Rosa Hiltner
West Fifth Street
Licenses Issued For Marriages In Westminster Area
Marriage licenses issued at Westminster include John W. Stultz with Josephine M. Smith of Keymar and John W. Leatherman with Ethel J. Delauter of Middletown. Also listed are George M. Linton with Sylvia K. Gordon of Mr. Airy James C. Young with Patricia A. Snead of Frederick John C. Reynolds with Helen M. Bachman of Taneytown Thomas Mayon with Dorothy Price of New Windsor.
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Westminster
John W. Stultz
Josephine M. Smith
Keymar
John W. Leatherman
Ethel J. Delauter
Middletown
George M. Linton
Sylvia K. Gordon
Mr. Airy
James C. Young
Patricia A. Snead
Frederick
John C. Reynolds
Helen M. Bachman
Taneytown
Thomas Mayon
Dorothy Price
New Windsor
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