Frederick Baseball Team Wins Tripleheader at Athletic Park
Frederick defeats Martinsburg 2 0 1 12 in the first game and wins a close 1 0 second game, then overwhelms Brunswick 10 6 as Jim LeGore shuts down opponents. LeGore pitches a no hit threat and drives decisive hits while LeGore leads Frederick to renewed first place tie with Brunswick in a crowded park.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Athletic Park
Fredderick Boys
Ueesos
Frederick Att Brunswick
Frederick Boys
Brunswick
Jim” LeGore
Talbot
Orrison
LeGore
Hauver
J. LeGore
Center Garden
Cease
Eisenhauer
Eisen-hauer
Creager
Crouse
Slaughter
Malone
Pumps in White Canvas Tan and Patent Leather
The item lists pumps offered in white canvas tan and patent leather finishes. Details indicate multiple styles or colors within these material families. No further context or pricing provided in the snippet.
Kellogg Expenditures to Be Probed by House Committee
The House committee on expenditures in the Department of Justice will investigate F B Kellogg's government expenses totaling 23 113 13. Chairman Beall of Texas and the committee will begin the probe Friday July 7, with assistant attorney Spelling handling voucher details. Kellogg drew funds from December 23 1997 to February 1998 plus 59000 in fees for the Standard Oil suit.
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Washington
Daty F
Fed
House
Department of Justice
Countessman Beall
Texas
Tetlaw
Kellore
Keblogge
Roosevelt
Treasury
Kellogg
GB. Kellogg
Brunswick Triumph Over Frederick On Road Victory
Frederick SLOSS earned 10 hits but Brunswick held late leads as Kapton and Disenhauer provided power. Hetinee Matone and Kapton had two base hits while Disenhauer hit a three bagger as Brunswick topped Frederick 4 to 2 in a league game.
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Martinss Anderson
V. i Westerhauer
Foreman
S Smith
Heracl
Bowers
Gerling
Nicodemus
Brown
P 'Ro
Froederick
Leuse
Lauve
Malone
Crouse
Frederick
Thre
Barme
Shenk
OG A. Stewart
Ayers
Kapton
Jebad
Wenner
Orrison
Talbott
Rf. Long
UW. McMurray
R Bowers
Hightoian
Frederick Sloss
Brunswick
Hetinee Matone
Disenhauer
Brurk
Matone
Mnaster
Vatler
Hauver
Letinee
Lelf
Nevins
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Young Giants Fall To Young Frederick In Tight Clash
The Young Giants were defeated by the Young Frederick 12 to 10 in a close and exciting game. Obnson pitched well and Stanton homered, while Bran son delivered steady support though received poor help from the defense. Lineups featured Clignts Main Stanton and others against Schroeder Johnson Roethes and Lipps in a spirited contest.
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Giants
Frederick
Obnson
Stanton
Branson
Sam
Clignts
Main
Vangie
E.f
IL Shintey
O Wo Ropyt
Si. Lipps
S. Lea
S. Lea i Fo Young | Fredericks--1’. Schroeder
T Johnson
P. Roethes
Adamstown Mining Upset Stuns Local Race
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local mining event in Adamstown with mentions of Stonatop and a misleading description. The readable parts suggest a racing or contest outcome involving Adamstown and nearby places, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or results.
Boxing Match Night Postponed at Dumor Hall
Promoters canceled tonight and Tuesday boxing events at Dumor Hall as fighters awaited crowds. Prominent bout Tommy Lowe was set to face an opponent, with organizers predicting new dates for the stalled shows.
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Dumor Hall
United Gall
Tommy Lowe
Che i Wiom
Hays
Old Frederick Baseball Scrapbook Reveals Historic Scores
Robert A. Kemp preserves a Frederick scrap book with official scores of games between the Alert Baseball Club of Frederick and Buckeystown from 18 whatever the year. The July 10 game saw Frederick lose 25 to 57 while August 26 shows a near repeat line-up and a 77 run total. The article lists Frederick players including Shipley McCleery Urshey Rhoades Geptvirt Kamit Vanfosnen Gerhart Staley and others.
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Robert A. Kemp
Central National Bank
Frederick
Iid
Alert Baseball Club
Buckeystown
Brit Frederick
Ord
Jrederick
Frederick Cluk
IE Shipley
Robert McCleery
Joseph Uruehey
Joy Abbert Rhoades
Krank Geptvirt
Rd Kamit
Charles Vanfosnen
Camping Party Pitches Tents at Buck Sestown Dam
A camping party including Mr and Mrs George Ros Mr and Mrs Pandy Tate M Aren Robrhark and Miss Anna Dinbarsh pitched tents today along the Menacacy at the Buck sestown dam and will enjoy camp life for Unie the next two weeks.
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Vise
Richer Po Roos
George Ros
Pandy Tate
M Aren Robrhark
Anna Dinbarsh
Menacacy
Bucksestown Dam
Picnic Arrangement For United Brethren Sunday School
The United Brethren Sunday school plans a picnic at Burkhart’s Grove in Yellow Springs this Thursday. Jody An interesting program is arranged for the occasion.
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United Brethren d
Burkharts Grove
Yellow Springs
Jody
Remarkable Old Man Inspires Small Town March
An octogenarian named Veotera Thaker from Hermony, Cex cout cradjed, raked and shocked villagers with a day and a half of unusual activity. The report, tied to a local shop and headlines, hints at a notable domestic scene and community response.
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Veotera Thaker
Campers Set for Potomac Canoe Trip and July Camp
Ready for the camp to begin the annual YooM A out trip leaves by tram to Frederick Junction with canoes to float to Catoctin and camp for July. The group includes Mader Selgier Stull Goedell Worthington Rherts and others. Officials will monitor swimming hours and boating rules while Mr. Clark mails daily notes back to The News.
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Potomac
Chase
Marie Selgier
George Stull
Dot Bherts
Stephen Mader
Southeron Lleward
Frank Rhodes
Grahame Goedell
Rieherd Worthington
Samuel Rherts
Frederick Junction
Catoctin
Ork
Bia
Charles
Feving Piven
Hoddin
Guite
John Markey
Ma Goodly Wunber
Clark
Frederick
Personal News in Baltimore Visitors and Short Travels
PURELY PERSONAL Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go, Wr Hicks Smith of Baltimore, has been spending a few days with Friends in this city. Numerous visitors register at local hotels and stay with relatives, including J D Baker and daughter Charlotte at the Hotel Chalfour, Atlantic City.
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Wr. Hicks Smith
Baltimore
J. D. Baker
Charlotte
Chalfoure
Atlantia City
N17
Samuel Wertheimer
Cumberland
A. Hayes Landis
Robert Clabaugh
Washington
Harry Rise
Battmore
Amtrs
Ernest J. Kay
Annie
Davin
Harriet Stagin
South Market Street
Colonel Spencer C. Jones Celebrates 75th Birthday in Barkville
Col Spencer C Jones of Barkville marked his 75th birthday on Monday. He reported improved health after years of political activity and continues as president of Montgomery County National Bank. He plans to take life easy and remains out of politics.
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Spencer C. Jones
Barkville
Colonel Jones
Montgomery County National Bank
Family Dinner Reunites Long-Split Hoffman Family
Mr and Mrs Mash Davis hosted a reunion on West Patrick Street honoring her brother Daniel S Hoffman and wife from Farmersville Ohio. It marked the first family gathering in forty years with relatives from Davis, Feffman, Hofintan, Wotman and DeCrange in attendance. A photograph captured the group after the dinner, while a quoted joke from the Houston Post about an alibi references a girl brushing her hair.
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Mash Davis
West Patrick Street
Daniel S. Hoffman
Farmersville
Ohio
James i
Davis
Lisale
Maud
Vinniel S Fevffman
Olitu
Win. N. Ho
Odd Fellows Reunion Sets Pen Mar Event for August
Plans form for a large Odd Fellows reunion at Pen Mar on August 19 bringing members from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Former Governor Warfield presides with George W. Norris congressman and former grand master among the leaders. Committees arranged canton demonstrations and ceremonial honors for women, with Col George G. Gadman directing degree work and many bands expected to attend.
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Odd Fellows of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen Mar
Warieldy
Rainbow Lodge
Lisbon
Howard County
George W. Norris
Congress
Nebraska
The
Odd Fellows
Katie Tivtlar
Mary Schuman
Baltimeore
George G. Gadman
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P. Crouse
Ieisenhauer
Dlea Phoebus
Slaughter, Duvall
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Duvall
Anderson
Wesenhaver
Shhenk
Rederick
Cece
Muasone
Derr
Hanover
Ao ‘Malone
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Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
F. B. Kellogg
Welloss
Young Giants
Adamstown
Stonatop
Chamberlain
Tohkels
Albert Spaulding
Gordon Buckey
Braddock Heights
Fred Tillack
Ken, Warner
River Edge, N. J
Mrs. Derr
Letwistown
J. Walter Selly
New Windsor
P. E. Birely
East Second, Street
Charles UL. Barwick
Libertytnwn
Daniel Ho Buckey
Robert M. Ritchey
Kansas City, Mo
J. M. Radcliff
East Second Street
Howards. Staner
Wilmington
Del
Amos H Siegrist
East Third Street
Mises Planch
Lottie Snook
Bertha Sheeley
Fewistown
Waltz
Araby
Afr
Kenton ‘Knodte
McGregor
Aylier
Ontario
Frederiek Yesterdas
Glens H McGregor
Prince OF Wales
Aries Tea
James H. Davis
Gil
Houston Post
Bartholomay
G Bartholomay
Bartholomay Rochester Beer
WM. H. Shipley
Market Street
Pen-Mar
Sebco Bolts
Mira
Star Expansion Bolt Co
Frederick, Md
Oxfords
W. L. Douglas
Svory
H. R. Flautt
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