Brunswick undefeated in Tri-County League first half finish
Brunswick remains unbeaten as the Railroaders win the first half title in the Tri County League. Walkersville, Cedar Grove and other teams prepare for the second half starting July 21. Schedule battles include Brunswick at Cedar Grove and Walkersville clashing with Geor Grove amid title hopes and lineup shuffles.
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Wood Warrenfeliz
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John Gardner
Frederick Hustiers
Church Hill
Middletown
Val- Jeyites
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Smith
Glen Falls Open yields win for Jim Hines in 1933
Art Krenz reports Jim Hines wins the 1933 Glen Falls Open after a dramatic third round with a near perfect approach and a final total of 281 strokes. The narrative notes a long, challenging shot on a mound and a difficult backspin recovery as key moments.
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Frederick County League Yesterday's Results
Taneytown defeated Woodsboro 10 to 1 with Emmitsburg notching a win over Brunswick. Other clubs had no scheduled games. Saturday's schedule features Taneytown at Woodsboro, New Windsor at Ruddletown, Brunswick at Emmitsburg, and Thurmont at Union Bridge.
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Park League Results and Upcoming Games
National League scores show Chicago 6 Boston 4 New York 10 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 15 Brooklyn 2. Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati and New York at Pittsburgh with Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis. Harmon Field defeated Baker Park 19-8 in senior league. Cramer and Fink brothers notable. Baker Park to play Schiersville. Third Street to win Field in junior league Friday 19 8 and Harmon Field 19 8. Standings show Harmon Field 10 1 Baker Park 0 2 0 0 5 0 5.
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Streie
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Larger Crops Forecast for 1805 by Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department projects larger crops than last year with 731 45,000 bushels versus 1934’s 37 090,000 and the 1926-32 average of 861,000,000 bushels. July 1 conditions underlie forecasters’ figures noting beef, food, and feed crops with bumper crops of oats and barley. Mexico’s population is about 16,532,722 with one motor vehicle per 209 inhabitants.
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Hampstead Approves Water System Bond Issue
Hampstead voters authorize the mayor and council to issue bonds for a water supply system costing about 25000 dollars. The referendum passed 141 to 19, paving the way to seek a Federal grant covering 45 percent of the total cost, with the city funding 55 percent. Beware of critics who speak ill of their hometown.
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Hampsead
Hampstead
Sports ramble hints at names and series in early notes
A fragmented sports column recalls figures like Ford, Jo Jo Moore, Preddy Fitzsimons, and Dizzy Dean with scattered remarks on baseball and football threads. The piece threads through fan chatter, columnist squibs, and Chicago/St. Louis references about players, teams, and a semi pro tourney in Wichita.
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Amatezy
Lawson Lite
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Time to Deflate Prices Says Market Analyst
A market observer argues for lowering prices to deflate inflation and boost consumer spending. The stance emphasizes a steady, targeted approach by retailers and policymakers to ease purchasing power in 2026.
Backing Admin Measures Faces Senate Vote
Fragmented OCR text notes July votes on administration changes tied to Tennessee Valley Authority, with references to Whee Horpe and a holding company issue. The garbled passage mentions a measure, possible opposition, and potential impact on officials.
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