TriCounty Teams To Battle Again In New Schedule
Tri County league action continues as Carroll rivals meet on Sunday with Walersy, Kren Modgetown, Brumswik, Twercey, Damascus, Jefferson, Cedar Grove, and New Marke all hosting games. Wakefield aims for victory at Wenner Field against Walkersy, while Middleton eyes a strong finish as Valley clubs chase second place behind Brunswick.
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Walersy
Kren
Brumswik
Twercey
Chures
Damascus
Schrider
Point of Rocks
Jefferson
Dorset
Wakefield
Atry
Cedar Grove
Frederick
New
Tri-County Baseball League
Middletoam
Wenner Field
Brunswick
Valley Nine
Amos
Middleton
Valley Club
Walkersy Bh
Frederick Cardinals
New Marke
Wai
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Carrol County
Wanefield
Wake
Ics
Atty
Jef Tre Po
Plark
She Efferson
aSwe
Great Golf By Art Krenz
Fragmented text describes a 1926 golf match involving Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen, noting Jones's lead and later events. The garbled copy mentions a Sara and Pensacola, with scattered phrases about strokes, cups, and a club, but lacks coherent facts or full details. The record preserves limited, non-graphic historical fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Sara
Toling Sons
Wais- Jones
Local Notes From New Windsor and Nearby
July 6 update lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Myers from Uniontown visiting Mrs. Charles Hesson, Mrs. W Cora Stouffer and Mrs. Leslie Smelser with son Herbert, Miss Anna Belle Fisher from Baltimore visiting G. Devilbus and wife, Milton Devilbiss from Baltimore visiting his parents, Mrs. Margaret Ensor returning from Thurmont, Mrs. E E Thompson in Baltimore, Walter Snes family planning move to Westminster, Denton Snader’s new dance hall opening, John G. Lantz from Richmond visiting, Miss Marianna Smader hosting Philadelphia friends, Mrs. Katharine Stouffer and Thomas Slingluff hosting, Lee Slingun Jr. and mother from Baltimore, Captain Dukes and family en route to Buffalo after Philippine service, Rey Englar from Baltimore in town, Edgar Barnes from Baltimore visiting J. E. Barnes and J. H. Reap families, Richard Lembert with grandparents Arthur Tambers, Presbyterian communion on July 14, Mrs. Carroll Crawford and daughters visiting Westminster, Miss Etaqua Smith from New Jersey spending weekend.
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New Windsor
Myers
Uniontown
Charles Hesson
W. Cora Stouffer
Leslie Smelser
Herbert
Reid Lydings
Henryton
Anna Belle Fisher
Baltimmore
G. ©. Devilbus
Milton Devilbiss
Baltimore
BE. Devilbiss
Margaret Ensor
Thurmont
E. E. Thompson
Walter Snes
Westminster
Marianna Smader
Philadelphia
Katharine Stouffer
Thomas Slingluff
Lee Slingun, Jr
Baltimor
Dukes
Philippine Islands
Buffalo
N. E
Rey Englar
Suraiay
Edgar Barnes
Balti- Taote
J. E. Barnes Aly
J. H. Reap
Richard Lembert
Arthur Tambers
Presbyterian Church
Family ties highlighted in weekend visit
Paul Benedice and his wife from Baltimore County spent the weekend with the Benedice family, visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Ursa Benedice and the family of her uncle, George Seth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seth
Paul Benedic
Baltmore County
Ursa Benedice
Washington County Polo Club Triumphs Over Maryland Field Artillery
The Washington County Polo Club defeated Maryland Field Artillery 230 to 2 at Fen The Wacos in a season best display of pass work and team play despite Artillery being hampered by military maneuvers at Pikesville. Jamison and Mial Jones each scored three goals while R Jamison and E L Mason added two apiece. The visitors finally breached the uprights in the sixth chukker with Lieutenant Brooks scoring.
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Williamssor
Scoriz
Washington County Polo Club
Maryland
Fen
Wacos
Vistors
Pikesville
Sundey
Fenton Field
Arierimen
J. ¥. Jamison
R C. Mialjonee
R Jamison
E L. Mason
Sfch Chukker
Brooks
Schmidt Camehrough
Thurmont Visit Notes and Island Trade Blanketed
Thurmont reports Albert Lidse of Washington DC visiting grandparents at Cottage Tea Boo on June 6. Mrs Harold Powell and daughter Doris Jean visit Mrs Powell's sister Mrs C F Dougherty in Detour. Mrs Roy Wolf and daughter Leona visit sister Mrs Howard W Bussard. Trade in the Ippine Islands is led by Chinese merchants with Filipino and Japanese merchants following in business volume.
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Thurmont
Albert Lidse
Washington, DC
Harold Powell
Doris Jean
Powell
C. F. Dougherty
Roy Wolf
Leona
Howard W. Bussard
Ippine Islands
Declarer Faces Squeeze as McKenney Analyzes Hand
A pillared account of a bridge squeeze by WM E McKenney secretary of the American Bridge League. The article walks through a four spade contract on a three no trump opening and examines how declarer should have played to avoid giving opponents a squeeze. It describes the bidding, card placements, and tactical missteps that led to the balance of tricks going to the defense.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Declarer
West
East
Wimny
Dammy
Fe Declarer
de Clarer
Low association costs noted in Maryland wheat curtailment
Frederick County leads Maryland in low per bushel costs under the 1933 wheat curtailment program with 1.2 cents. Anne Arundel shows 3.4 cents while statewide average runs around 1.7 cents. Walter E. Burrall chairs the Frederick County Wheat Control Association with R. Shoemaker directing clerical work.
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Contra Associat
Ing
Tuesder R. Shoemaker, Co
Washington County
Walter E. Burrall
New Market
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Charles County
United States
Maryland
Allegany County
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert
Caroline
Carrol
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garredt
Harford
Howard
Ben
Montgomery
Prince George's
Queene Anne
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Shoemaxer
Directon . Se
Tennis Matches Highlight Blue Ridge Mountains Event
Miss Anna Dares of Baltimore narrowly defends her title by defeating Miss Lisa Bloede of Cazonsville 17 5 6 3 in a Blue Ridge Mountains tournament match. Other results include Miss Martinsburg versus Mrs Ogie in a 6 1 8 2 affair and multiple evening clashes scheduled around 2 o clock with several Maryland and Washington players slated. Matches continue Sunday starting at 1 30 o'clock with two sessions on Friday night actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dares
Baltimore
Lisa Bloede
Cazonsville
Radio Day by Day at Atlantic City Convention Highlights
The entry lists events and broadcasts from July 6 featuring Attorney General Cummings and J. Edgar Hoover at the International Association of Police Chiefs convention in Atlantic City. It cites times for speeches on WEAP WABC and other stations, with additional programs across NBC CBS networks including Fredrick Whyte news comments and various musical acts.
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New York
Cummings
J. Edgar Hoover
US Department of Justice
DD Sion
Infernational Associatis of
Pelice Chiefs
Atlantc City
He Work Cummings
WEAP
Hagver
Ay Wong
Resus
Ws Wong
Upton Sinclair
Frederek Whyte
WEAF
University of Round Table
Bowes
Charles
WABC
CBS
Frederick Whyte
London
Abe Lyman
Ray Perkins
Ted Fio-Rito
Wayne King
Senator Vandenberg
NBC
Radio 2
Charles Previn
Seth Parker
Union Bridge and Oak Athletic Club clash at Union Badge Sundar
Union Bridge of Frederick County League meets Oak Athletic Club of Bal more at Union Badge Sundar at 2 30 o'clock. On July 21 Baltimore Firemen will be encountered at Union Badge.
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Union Bridge Plaxys Sundae
Union Bridge
Strong Oak Athletic Club of
Balmore
Sundar Atmoon
Baltimore Firemen
Union
Mrs Albert Spalding and Her Multifaceted Life
Mary Spalding, formerly Mary Pyle, became Mrs Spalding in Ridgefield Connecticut in 1918. She is linked to the era’s famed American violinist and remains active in tennis walking travel gardening and music. The Spalding estate near Great Barrington hosts gatherings while her husband’s work continues in a remodeled ice house during the war.
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Albert Spalding
Mary Spalding
Mary Pyle
Spalding
Ridgefield
Conn
Amercan
Andy
Chang
Ing
Great Barmington
Great Burra
Spalding Place
Firecracker Mishap Injures Park Visitors
A July 4 incident in Baker Park involves firecrackers tossed over heads near women and children. James Wachter of DeGrange Street suffered a red foot and faces possible serious effects. The assailant who threw the explosive is identified. A young man annoyed several people, including women with royal children, by tossing large firecrackers—some exploding close to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wachter
DeGrange Street
Baker Park
Firecracker Incident Ends with Ears Boxed After Burn
A report notes a disturbance when firecrackers exploded near a man who struck the thrower in the ear. The event involved a young son of David Kine living at 227 West South Street, with one or two fingers on his left hand burned.
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David Kine
West South Street
Lad Suffers Minor Firecracker Injury
A boy broke apart a large firecracker and ignited the powder causing a minor injury. Dr. Hamilton J. Blusher treated the wound and declared it not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton J. Blusher
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Middletown
Carroll
Art Krenz
Puthag
Anging Mear
Pensacola
Fis
John Adams
Wise
Virgin Island Inquiry
Virgin Islands
P M. Pearson
Agton
DD. C
Harold Ickes
Interior
Molard Tydings
Gov. Pearson
Carroll Crawford
Mary Lee
Dorothy Ruth
Tminster
Herman Hood
Etaqua Smith
New Jersey
Washington County Polo Club de
South
al Jolson
Chateau
Chicago Opera Coig
Phil Saxe
Paul Pendarvis
Modern Minstrels
Garber
R. Noble
l—Snander
Vid Chester
Orches
Cwo
North Court Street
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
East Tilt St
Stieff
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Haines’ Stock Market
South Dakota
Missouri
T. B
Frederick, MD
N. Market ST
Markbell & Ford
Sps
Commercial Bank of Maryland OF
George FP. Smith
Hammond Clary
Bashier
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Fabic
Coustics
Hammond Clatt
Elig Haugh
Amos A. Holter
H. Doll
State OF
James H. Falk
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