Thurmont Takes County Loop Lead
Thurmont defeated Woodsboro 5 to 4 in fifteen innings to seize the Frederick County League lead. Lynn Smith fanned 20 as Thurmont rallied for three runs in the 15th, while Woodsboro, despite out-hitting the visitors, failed to string together timely hits. The game featured a long extra inning duel between Smith and Roger and a deciding Thurmont rally after Woodsboro tied it in the ninth.
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Woodeboro
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Vieters
Champs
Lynn Smith
Roger
Ecker
Schaeffer
Catshall
AB. R. H. O. A. EL Florr
C. Knott
J. Creager
Kelbaugh
Frater
Schaffer
Tad I. Knott
Ramsburg
KE. Creager
S. Smith
Knott
Remarkable Sports Echoes From a Quaker City Sesquicentennial
The piece surveys amateur and professional sports milestones from 19th century golf to tennis, billiards, and track. It notes Phyllis Green’s near world record broad jump, John Ball’s double amateur and open British championships, and Jess Burkett’s three 400 batting seasons. It also mentions D J Haylon as a league president and strikeout trends affecting wins.
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Jess Burkett
Cleveland
St Louis
St. Lows
Frederick County League Saturday Results and Standings
Saturday's results show Thurmont 5 Woodsboro 4, Emmitsburg 11 Brunswick 3, Yellow Springs 6 Middletown 5 in 15 innings. Standings list Yellow Springs 3 2, Brunswick 3 2, Emmitsburg 6 1, Thurmont 5 1, Woodsboro 1 4, Middletown 0 4. Emmitsburg defeated Brunswick 11 to 3 with Bosle Walter Swope Zimmerman Cum mings among hitters. Warthen pitched for Emmitsburg with 9 strikeouts. Umpire Jack Gardner and time 2:30.
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Woodsboro
Brunswieck
Yellow Springs
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Middletown
R. H. Gla
Rulz
J Zimmerman
A. Rosensteel
Swope
J. Rosensteel
Smith
Boyle
Warthen
Walter
H. Scott
Bosle
Zimmerman
Cummings
Nelson
Fleetwood
Ruiz
Merriman
Brown
Danner
Jack Gardner
Local Baseball Leagues Include Disbanded Blue Ridge League
Greensboro Cotton States League and Hattiesburg Fast Texas League join Longview TriState League as notes indicate leagues in the region. Disbanded Blue Ridge League is listed alongside Iingerstown amid organizational changes affecting minor circuits.
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Greensboro
Hattiesburg
Ancient Egyptian miniature theater unearthed in tomb
Old Egyptian Theater Gayet describes a marionette theater found in the tomb of Ketals, singer of Osiria, planned for a Passion play on Osiris death anniversary. The Nile gallery theater features a proscenium roof, asbestos curtain, and ivory carved doors. Cleopatra as a child may have watched from a map cushion and learned regional mysteries.
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Gayet
Athinon
Osiris
Khetals
Osiria
Cleopatra
Baseball In Brief Yeaturday and Realtie
Baseball results from Chicago New York St Louis and Philadelphia with scores for Saturday and yesterday. Brooklyn, Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia listed as matches and standings with upcoming games and yesterday outcomes.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brookin
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brookly
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Pittsburgh Ee
Brooklyn Sarees
Chicago Caneerne AG
Cence Ht
Philadelphia Oe
Boston Ao
L Pet
Chicago Wen
International League results recap yesterday and Saturday
Results show Reading 11 Rochester 2 and 5 10. Syracuse 8 Jersey City 0 and 4 1. Buffalo 12 Baltimore 9. Saturday games include Baltimore 9 Buffalo 4 and Newark 7 Toronto 6. Syracuse 15 Jersey City 12. Reading Rochester 5. Upcoming matchups list Baltimore Buffalo Jersey City Syracuse Reading Rochester Newark Toronto.
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Yeaterday
Reading
Rochester
Syracuse
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Iewark
Toronto
Newark
Newark Sae
Pirates Idle Gain as Cincinnati Outfit Loses
Sabbath day holidays boosted the Philadelphia Athletics and Pittsburgh Pirates in a busy slate. St Louis shut out the Yankees for the season’s first time with Tom Zachary pitching. The Reds fell to the Brooklyn Robins in a heated leaders’ clash on home soil. Indians swept Senators, Cards beat Phillies, and Cubs edged Giants 2-1 at Wrigley. Batteries listed for each game. half the world’s electricity is consumed by the United States.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis
Yanks
Tom” Zachary
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Washington
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Wrigleyville
Pop Cheeks the nation’s oldest ponyman at 101
Aurora Illinois July 19 The ear to arms outbreak of Citi War inspired Tom Cheeks born Warrenton Virginia to join Stewart’s cavalry After retirement he pursued horses his grand life Amassing a stable and racing following at 101 He is known as the grand old man of racing and loves horses above all He never uses a whip and cherishes honest victory over gambling noise His prize horse Hed is a local classic winner and Pop still makes nightly rounds to his stables feeding and talking to them in a soft paternal tone
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Roy J. Gibbons
Aurora
Tom Cheeks
Nan
Warrenton
Stewart
Tom
Thorugh
Tim
Yom
Pop
Ang
Arrest Roundup Brings Three in City Police Court
Over the weekend three arrests were recorded by city police. Ed ward McDaniel, colored, jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct after a street fight. Benjamin Thamaz, captured on similar charges, also jailed in default of $10 collateral. Maggie Smith, a police court habitué, arrested for drunk and disturbing the peace.
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Edward McDaniel
Jacobs
Offcer Hoffman
Benjamin Thamaz
Hoffman
Mazegte Smith
Walsh
Bartzis
Maggie
Sherman P. Bowers
Justice Bowers
Edward Thomas
Enicted
New Market
Mervin Thom Thomas Willams
Lawrence Davis
Milton Hopewell
Alko
Ean
Souths
Brewer Chief Seeks Star For Center Field
A year after Fred Schulte joined the Milwaukee Brewers and moved into center field, he has flourished with strong hitting and sensational defense. His breakout has raised a hypothetical value around six figures, as rivals in the minor leagues and scouts watch his rapid rise with interest and speculation about his future.
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Fred Schulte
Iowa
Thor
Colored man Harrison Palmer and Don Phillips charged with selling Aiquor
The cases of Don Phillips and the colored Harrison Palmer were postponed on Saturday until Thursday night before Justice Bowers.
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Don Phillips
Harrison Palmer
Thoreday
Justice Bowers
Eaglea Biga Shipley Signs Melvin Shipley Debut Next Friday
The Eagle club has signed Melvin Shipley replacing Vic Kred Shipley. Melvin will be eligible to play next Friday night. No further changes in City League clubs will be permitted.
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Eaglea
Biga Shipley
Eagle Club
Melvin Shipley
Vic Kred Shipley
Uncomplimentary Little Dally Observes Street Organ
A young girl recalls street performances of a hand organ and a street monkey. She watches a church organist sing and notices the organ blower pumping in the background, describing the scene and the monkey as notably large.
Shoes Repaired While You Wait Sign Sparks Comment
Norman Kerry visits a Hollywood cobbler who explains repairs will take until Wednesday. Kerry challenges the sign saying repairs are done while you wait. The cobbler cheerfully confirms the wait until Wednesday.
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Norman Kerry
Hollywood
Norman
Kerry
Los Angeles Times
First Canadian Plank Road Built at Toronto in 1835
The first plank road on the American continent was built at Toronto, Canada, in 1835. Such toll roads met the initial demands of American traffic. A polished rhetoric is not necessarily a very bright one.
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Torento
Canada
One man dog training tip from Adventure Magazine
A veteran author describes a dog behavior method requiring isolation of a four month old puppy from others until about fourteen months to induce dislike of handling. He notes hunting dogs resist less, cites foxhounds raised as "one-man" dogs who excel at coon work, and recalls trials with terriers and hounds.
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Coon
Hber
R. Wunder
Adventure Magazine
Colors for Painters Found in Odd Places
A survey of pigment origins traces colors to diverse sources. Turkey red derives from madder, Prussian blue from horse hoof ash and potash, Gamboge from Siamese tree sap, India ink from burned camphor, and umber from Utah soil. Cuttlefish yields sepia, Bistre is wool ash soot, scarlet comes from mercury iodide, and Chinese white from zinc. cochineal supplies crimson tones.
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Hindustan
Siam
India
Sienna
Italy
Utabria
Garmin Crimsor
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