Woodsboro dominates Middletown in league showdown
Woodsboro outscored Middletown 18-2 to seize first place in the Frederick County League after a lopsided afternoon. Rastus LeGore led Woodsboro with 14 hits while Mondorff of Emmitsburg left with a spike wound in the fourth. Thurmont and Emmitsburg players stood out as the game evolved into a high scoring tilt.
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Woodsboro
Middletown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Urmonst
Rastus LeGore
Ely
Ling
FR. Gore
Immer
LeGore
Hummer
Harry Smith
Woods
Charles Remsberg
Georgewis Barrick
Bobby Smith
Youngrs
Mondorff
Persh Mondorff
Emisburg
Ith
Maryland
L. Pit‘ger
Rudy
Hauver
I. Cf
Zier
Omsberg
Reup
Seme
Odsboro AB
R. EL O. A
Mmner
Smith
Foker
Flegore
P. Yreus
T Rh Smith
Berts
Dietown
Podsboro
AL Rudy
H. Smith
C. Remsberg Brifice
W. Rudy
D. Rudy
R. Leze Roberts
Stout
R. LeGore
W. Lee
W. LeGore
R.loret H. Smith
Ff Brake
R LeGore
Families and Visitors Share Holiday Trails Across Maryland
A listing of local residents and relatives visiting, recovering, or traveling during the holidays. Entries name Augustus Shipley in Baltimore observation, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Purdum in recovery, and multiple trips to Niagara Falls Ocean City and other places with relatives in Catonsville, Brunswick, Baltimore, Wilmington, and more.
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Dennis Carrick
Robert Lowman
Lucy Afullinix
A. N. Buckingham
Augustus Shipley
University Hospital
Baltimore
Catonsville
Herman Snyder
Ridgeville
Ella Purdum
Lennia Naill
Prospect Avenue
Ronald Naill
Cari
Mollie Hipsley
C. M. Hipsley
Sam
Millard Cooley
Anita
Brunswick
Fred Cooley
Airy
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Vernon Buckingham
Helen Walker
Ison Benneth
Wilmington
Del
Lulu Pickett
Kenneth
Dorotha Kelly
Mr. Airy
Jane Murphy
Lisbon
Carlton Grim
James Ledman
Ocean City
Chester Davis
Frederick
E. Davis
Philip G. Spencer
Farker Glover
Ruth
Pittsburgh
Howard Keefer
Oliver Keefer
Family
Union Bridge
Various Visits Mark July Holiday Gatherings at Mt Airy
A busy holiday period sees families visiting relatives across towns. Lt C Robert Etzier at Camp Dix and Captain Wilson host relatives in New Jersey while trips to Staten Island and New York City include Radio City Music Hall and the Queen Mary. Additional visitors come from Akron Toledo Baltimore and Washington with outings to Fort Frederick and CCC sites and summer stays with grandparents.
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Mr. Airy
T Wilson Etzler
Edward Hurley
C. Robert Etzier
Camp Dix
N. J
U.S. Army
Wilson
Edward Kent
Staten Island
New York City
Radio City
Music Hall
Queen Mary Dock
Li. Etzler
Etzler
Mt. Airy High School
Western Maryland College
Dennis Corrick
Howard Carrick
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Carrick
Howard
William Carrick
Harold Boone
Knoxville
Newatter
A Severn
Airy
Mary Severn
Severn
Hiefer Buckingham
A. N. Buckingham
L. E Jones
Allegheny County
West Virginia
Fort Frederick
CCC
Atnumbers
Elizabeth Moxley
Samuel Ready School
Stanley Moxley
Edward Moxley
Helen Miller
Washington, D. C
Mt. Ali
Manchester Rebekah Lodge
Wilson Etzler
Carrie Flair
Hattie Norwood
Mertie Penn
Eva Wil
Bowing to the Inevitable Wins Ten Tricks in Bridge Match
Cleveland’s George Gof, part of a four‑man Ohio state champion team, logged nine spades and relied on a long hand break to secure 11 tricks. The deal featured a four heart contract doubled by East, with dealer’s play showing how declarer overruled danger to clinch the match.
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George Gof
Cleveland
Heart King
West
Dumm
Declarer
North
East
FrCS 43 Card Game Deal Summary
The text shows a bridge or card game deal notation with positions South West North East and pass actions. It lists deals and bids including Pass and Opener by K. il, indicating a puzzle-like record of a play sequence with duplicate or invalid entries in the deck. The readable facts are sparse and fragmented.
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Val
Tri County League Yesterday's Results Summary
Middletown 8 Cedar Grove 5 Walkersville 22 Brunswick 10 Thurmont 5 Wakefield 2 Damascus 12 Tramsville 9 Doubs 4 Lander 4. Sunday games: Cedar Grove at Famsville Wakefield at Brunswick Middletown at Doubs Thurmont at Walkersville Lander at Damascus.
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Middletown
Cedar Grove
Walkersville
Brunswick
Thurmont
Wakefield
Damascus
Tramsville
Doubs
Lander
Famsville
Pet
Middleton
Gainsville
Frederick County League Saturday Results Reported
In Thurmont a 19 to 2 win over Emmitsburg and Woodsboro defeating Middletown 9 to 4 are listed. Lawrence Dorsey, president of the County Umpires Association, announced a meeting in the usual place Tuesday night at 8 o'clock urging all members to attend.
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Lawrence Dorsey
Woodsboro
County Umpires’ Association
Rims Smash Window In Midnight City Truck Mishap
In Oklahoma City on July 11 a city truck rear tire blew out sending two rims 20 feet across a sidewalk through a show window and into a store wall 60 feet from the door. No injuries occurred as the incident happened at midnight.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Milk production peaks for season reached on May 1
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports that on May 1 milk production in the country was at the highest peak for this season in its years.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Protests, Berlin Train Aids Evacuation of Embassy Staff
Reports say a special Berlin train stood ready to speed the British embassy staff out of Germany during May crisis. The crisis ended before it was released. In U S politics, Pennsylvania Democrats fight to keep pace with Jones as Charles Alvin Jones emerges as favorite for governor with backers Water A Jones and Edward N Jones. Eddie Jones, Walter Jones tied to politics via informants and staff.
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Neuvers
Washington
Fuehrer
Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Pennsylvania
Jones
piCopyright
NEA Service, Inc
Formula for Peace Cricketer Quips Stir England
In Trowbridge England AP report Sir Frances Taites jokes on cricket to illustrate wartime tensions. He suggests Had Hitler and Mussolini as cricketers would not justify Europe’s current troubles, underscoring British skepticism of escalating conflict.
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Formula For
Trowbridge
England
Hitler
Mussolini
Frances Taites
Europe
Health insurance plans loom in 1935 New Deal drive
Washington July 11 health in surance and universal medical care are likely 1935 New Deal campaign issues. A federal state program providing compulsory insurance against sickness costs and expanded public medical services will be proposed to the National Health Conference by the technical committee of the President's Interdepartmental Committee. The plan envisions payroll funded health insurance alongside expanded public health services funded by taxation and local contributions, with states handling own schemes under federal standards. A continuing body from the conference will craft a legislative program for the President and Congress, likely to be promoted by New Deal candidates during the campaign.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
New Deal
National Health Conference
Josephine Roche
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