Thurmont Team Takes Big Lead With 18 5 Victory
Thurmont moved into first in Frederick County League by crushing Point of Rocks nine 18 to 5 in six and a half innings. The game featured numerous errors as Woodsboro remained second after beating Jefferson 13 12. Emmitsburg Brunswick beat Ruiders 11 to 6 with a late Mountaineers rally. Mt. Airy opened strong against Middletown but Valleyites surged to win 15 11 after a nine inning run spree. Officials announced umpires for Wednesday’s postponed games at Point of Rocks and Mt. Airy.
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Thurmont
Point of Rocks
Woodsboro
Jefferson
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Mt. Airy
Middletown
Yvalleyites
Ram
Valleyites
M. J. Th
Jon
Charles 8. Houck, Jr
H. Fisher
H. Brown
Murray
C. Fisher
Harwood
C. Fry
Spaulding
P. Kelbaugh
Ecker
Greeger
Freeze
Hickman
Fry
Unclear pasting yields scattered baseball play by play
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a baseball game with innings, pitchers Orrison Cornelius and Knipple, errors and outs. Mentions Brunswick and Emmitsburg as teams, wild pitches by Scott, a pass ball by Walters, two umpires Hirsh and Nichola, time of two hours.
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Orrison
Cornelius
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Beans
Utterbach
Scott
Knipple
Paesed hall—Walters
Jmpires
Hirsh
Nichola
Fanatic Attacks Minister With Knife in Perkasie
A religious fanatic, Ferdinand Magerly of Leidyville, tried to stab Rev. Norman Y. Ritter, pastor of Trinity Lutheran, on his porch. Mrs Ritter shielded him, Magerly fled, later hid in Perkasie high school, and was captured by Claude Bowen. He is jailed in Bucks County prison awaiting lunacy examination. German native, once near Ferndale, 28 years old with wife and three children.
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Perkasie
Norman Y. Ritter
Trinity Lutheran Church
Claude 8. Bowen
Ferdinand Magerly
Leidyville
Montgomery County
Magerly
Rev. Ritter
Baocks
Doylestown
Ferndale
Germany
Bather's Fall Is Fatal At Saylor's Lake
Allentown July 24 Roy Williams 16 son of J E Williams died at Saylor's Lake while diving with companions. He slipped from a 12 foot board fracturing skull and neck. A Sunday school outing from Valley Methodist church cast a gloom over the gathering.
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Allentown
Roy
J. E. Williams
Saylor’s Lake
Young Williams
Valley Methodist Church
Chases off Dimpled Knees in Ocean City Boardwalk
Ocean City New Jersey police officer Fordney stopped a group of about twenty young women in dimpled knee bathing suits along the boardwalk and warned that such attire was not for the streets. Bathers moved to the beach as required by city ordinance requiring coverings when traveling to and from the shore. Mayor Champion advised storekeepers to cover candy stands and cigar cases as business briefly paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
N. J
Fordney
Strand
Fordnes Sai
Hoover Plans Coal Fuel Control Amid Strike Crisis
Secretary Hoover will seek cooperation from coal operators in six states to form an emergency central committee with federal agencies and railroads to ensure fuel distribution to utilities and prevent profiteering. The plan includes pooling coal, rationing cars, and a freight embargo to speed shipments while boosting price observance and limiting bidding spikes.
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Washington
Hoover
Hover
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Departments of Commerce, Justice, Interior
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Central Committee
White Hoover
Commission of Local Committees
Court Restrains Husband From Women After Divorce Suit
John Haas was ordered to avoid visiting or interacting with any woman besides his wife. A second order barred his mother in law from interfering with Haas's domestic happiness. The moves followed Mrs. Haas’s divorce suit claiming continued infidelity.
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Chicago
John Haas
Haas
Baby kidnapped during burglary attempt in Atlantic City
Mrs. Mary Mertz reports William Brennar robbed her apartment and tried to abduct her six month old daughter. The baby was found in the crib fully dressed. Jewelry and clothes worth thousands identified as Mrs. Mertz's property. Brennar held without bail.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mary Mertz
South
Maryland Avenue
Paxson
William Brennar
Ion
Grape Vine Saves a Life in Tucker Run
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on July 24 William Leapline was crushed by a falling tree but heavy grape vines saved his life. The vines absorbed the impact as he attempted to cut the tree, leaving him unconscious for hours before he crawled home and revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
William Leapline
Tucker Run
Othrwise Leapline
Veteran retirements at 98 in Camp Nelson cemetery
Captain Cole, aged 98 and reputed oldest federal employee, plans retirement as superintendent of Camp Nelson National Cemetery in Nicholasville Kentucky. A personal friend of Abraham Lincoln he was appointed to his post forty years ago by Robert Lincoln then secretary of war. He served in the Mexican and Indian wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholasville
Cole
National Cemetery
Camp Nelson
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Lincoln
Tanlac Keeps Rommel Fit Says Baltimore Milkman
William E. Rommal, a Western Maryland Dairy milkman from Baltimore, testifies Tanlac keeps him energetic amid a demanding 365 day work year. He credits the tonic with restoring appetite, easing rheumatic pains, and sustaining health, noting he takes three or four bottles yearly and recommends it to others. Tanilacre is sold by druggists.
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William E. Rommal
Brantley Ave
Baltimore
Western Maryland Dairy
Rommal
Taniac
Tanlac
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Sthurmont
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Sinimacia
Kolb
D. Watkins
R. Remsburg
Riggs
Morstock
Riggs i
Hartsock
T. Middletown
Mt Airy
S. Middletown
Shavjer
Glover
Niewara
A. E. "Wolfe
Sanee
Sil Beck
Nee Grimm
Anee
Murphy
M. Watkins
R. H
AE J. Mille
Harrington
P. Orrin
P.m Cornelineg
Miller
Brittingham
Knippie
Ar. Hieema
Corneline
Rits
Tom
By Allman
B.V.D. League
Bather
Framingham
Mass
Zenas R. Miller
Boston
Clarence Gamble
Pasadena
Cal
Ralph K. Milter
Schuylkill
Pottsville
Harding
Sherlill
The
Kansas City Star
Kxyack
Fred Kopp
Pompton Lakes
Kopp
Rommel
Chevrolet
Kaufman Motor Company
Geo. L, Kaufman
East Patrick St
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
Fordson
Ford
Cut Hiteel
Ford Ami
Fordson Frederick Motor Company
R. L. Warfield
Pres
Mgr
West Patrick ST
the News-Post
Court Street
Patrick Street
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