Hustlers Blank Celtics By 4 0
Rastus LeGore pitched a four hit game for Frederick Hustlers in a 4 0 win over St Marys Celtics at McCurdy Field. LeGore retired 16 straight before a walk in the seventh and preserved a no hit no run bid until the ninth inning. The Hustlers built a 4 0 lead with three runs in the second inning and one in the fourth aided by errors and timely hitting. Frederick improved to 13 straight wins. The Celtics mounted a late threat but could not score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus LeGore
McCurdy Field
Garagantua the Great
Frederick Hustlers
St Mary's Celtics
Alexandria
LeGore
McMentmar
Celtics
Frederick Moundsman
Hoffman
Scout
Doug Morgan
Alexandria Portsider
Ayers
le Gore
Steele
Hildebrand
Morgan
Rice
James
Mahoney
Angleberger
Kaufman
Zaan
Hamilton
Kidwell
Clemens
Frederick Abd
R.H. O A. FE
Stout
Ifce James
Weathered notes and sparse stats from a dated box score
The fragment reports earned runs by Frederick with three, two base hits by Hildebrand, Steele and Clemens, a sacrifice by Rice, and stolen bases by McMeniman Ayers and Hildebrand. Morgan and LeGore pitched, with various outs and bases on balls, Celtics and Frederick left on bases, scorer Walters, game time 1:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hildebrand
Steele
Clemens
Rice
basls—McMeniman
Ayers
Hoffman
Stout
Morgan
LeGore
Celtics
Brooks
Walters
12 year old Princess Elizabeth prepares for future rule
The article portrays Elizabeth as a likely future queen whose life is tightly scheduled and supervised. It notes her expected education in diplomacy and world economies and highlights her strengths in history geography reading and writing. The piece frames royal duty as a present responsibility in a growing crown.
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Elizabeth
England
British Empire
George
Newfoundland
NEA
Fulfilling Contract Rests On Proper Play To First Trick
In a Master Point tourney in Reading PA, C F Waltman advised by playing the first trick to break hearts and unblock spades, he achieved four spades and ten tricks in a two no trump contract. His play against opening clubs led to a sequence where he discarded hearts to guard his spade and club assets, fulfilling the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Waltman
Reading
Albert Park
Hearts
West
East
South
National League Yesterday's Results Overview
National League results recap shows Chicago 5 New York 4 and Cincinnati 7 1 over Philadelphia 5 5 in 15 innings. Pittsburgh 5-4, Boston 4-2, St Louis 5-2, Brooklyn 4-3. First game 15 innings. Saturday Chicago 7-3 over New York 4-1. Boston 4 Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati 10 Philadelphia 9. Brooklyn 4 St Louis 3.
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L . A. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Hitting battle shapes weekend doubleheader results
Charlie Kelier and Glenn McQuillen pursued batting honors. Kelier drove in two runs with a homer for Middletown in game one against Baltimore, then added two singles in three trips in game two as Baltimore and Newark split. McQuillen connected for two singles in game one in Washington but went hitless in four at bats in game two and handled six chances in the field. Season averages list Keller Newark at .379, Vosmik Red Sox at .323, McQuillen Browns at .283, Hemsley Indians at .267, Salters Indians at .210.
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Charlie Kelier
Glenn McQuillen
Middletown
Baltimore
Newark
McQuillen
Washington
Ab. H. Ave. Keller Newark
Vosmik Red Sox
McQuillen Browns
Hemsley Indians
Salters Indians
County Speedball League Second Half Results Today
Results from yesterday show Har Grove 6 to 5 Mt Pleasant 4 to 4 Broad Run 9 to 9 Frederick 0 to 0 Ballenger 12 to 17 My'sville 1 to 7 Forfeited Games today include Myersville at Yellow Springs Frederick at Mt Pleasant Broad Run at Harmony Grove. The first Protestant missionary to China was Robert Morrison sent by the London Missionary Society to Canton in 1807.
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Har. Grove
Mt.Pleasant
Broad Run
Frederick
Ballenger
My'sville
Myersville
Yellow Springs
Mt Pleasant
Harmony Grove
China
Robert Morrison
The
London Missionary Society
Canton
W. L. Pet
Mt. Pleasant
My Ville
I Fredericka
Mt Airy carnival opens in Wildwood Park today
In Mt Airy July 25, new attractions are listed for the 13th annual carnival starting at Wildwood Park. The parade is set for Thursday from Mt Airy High School at 1 PM. A dinner will follow that afternoon served by the Homemakers' Club. Hubert P Burdette presides over Mt Airy Fire Company. Also noted are garden club activities, club visits, and community meetings.
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Mt. Airy
Wildwood Park
Homemakers’ Club
Hubert P Burdette
Mt Airy
Joseph E. Honff
Frederick
Noble Grands Association
Dorsey Rebekah Lodge
Zile’s Park
William D. Snyder
Emma Etthison
Gurney Mullinix
Charles Fleming
Chamber of Commerce
St Clair Barnes
Reading
Ira D. Watkins
D. C
Sallye Holland
Gaithersburg
Fred Cooley
Ridgeville area notes and social visits reported
Holland was the guest of Miss Bessie Davis last week. Augustus Shipley has returned from University Hospital, Baltimore, and is somewhat improved. A Baltimore contractor began demolishing the Ridgeville Hotel, recently bought by Ridgeville Garage, Inc. Owners consider a garage showroom on the site. The State Roads Commission may acquire part of the property to widen the road at the National Highway and State Route 27 intersection. Mrs. Albert Remsberg returned to Middletown after visiting Commissioner Walter Rudy and Mrs Rudy. Miss Alice Toon of New York City was a week-end guest of the Rudys. Mrs. Earl Campbell of Malden, Mass, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George V. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Remsberg
Middletown
Walter R Rudy
Rudy
Alice Toon
New York City
Earl Campbell
Malden
Mass
George V. Wagner
Social notes from Laytonsville July events and travels
Laytonsville residents share extended travels and visits in New York Annapolis Philadelphia and Connecticut. Mrs George Plummer Miss Bessie Collings journeyed to bid farewell to Georgia Collins of Washington before a six week European trip. Families including Griffiths Warren Allnutt and Willcox hosted gatherings and summer sojourns in Olney Beverly Beach and nearby towns with relatives joining from Manhasset and Annapolis.
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Laytonsville
George Plummer
Bessie Collings
New York
Sifiss Collins
Georgia Collins
Washington
Europe
William Doane
Maus Isabella Griffith
Az Baltimore
Mir
Jeffrey Griffith, Jr
Leffrey Grifith
Unity
Charles Higgins
Annapolis
Greenbury Griffith
Annie Golt
John Allnutt
William Warren
Paul Allnutt
Connecticut
Allison Taylor
W. W. Griffith
Beverly Beach
Vestus Willcox
St. Louis
Willcox
Philadelphia
Local Social Notes From Gaithersburg Area
July 25 Gaithersburg Maryland social column lists Mrs J R Parden of Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs Hatton Waters of Darnestown and Mrs Merle Jacobs of Diamord avenue. Clarence Holland of Shreveport Law visits McKendree Walker. Miss Mary Mae Jacobs and Miss Jane Marshall spend a week in Westminster. Norman Jacobs Jr and Mrs Erett Jones of Damascus motor to the West Coast. Neighborhood Garden Club hosted luncheon at Fair Hills farm Laytonsville with Dr George Lankford speaker. Maxine Elf of Los Angeles arrives in Washington Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
J. R. Parden
Baltimore
Hatton Waters
Darnestown
Merle Jacobs
Diamord Avenue
Clarence Holland
Shreveport Law
McKendree Walker
Mary Mae Jacobs
Jane Marshall
Westminster
Norman Jacobs, Jr
Erett Jones
Damascus
West Coast
Edwin Fry
Fair Hills Farm
Laytonsville
Fry
Crawford
Williams
George Lankford
Maxine Elf
Los Angeles
Washington Grove
Local visitors travel to Saginaw and Linden areas
Miss Edith West Jeffer travels from Orangeburg to stay with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A W Sauer in Saginaw. Other relatives, Mr and Mrs William Nertz and the McWay family with sons Frank and William, plan a three week stay in Linden.
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Vist
Saginaw, Much
William Nertz
Edith West Jeffer
Orangeburg
S. C
A. W. Sauer
Mc Way
Frank
William
Mr. Way
Linden
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Wild West Circus Equipment
Rail & Truck Transportation
District Court of the United States For the
District of Delaware
Tim McCoy and Associates, Inc
State of
Delaware
Florida Ave
Eckington Place
Fidelity Storage CO
You ST
Ami
Delco
Gaion Pacific” RR. Co
General Electric
United States
Winchester
McChelland U. S. Cavalry
Elec
Fless
Sybil A. Ward
Edmund M. Toland
William FH. Collins
15Th & H Sts. N. W
Washington, D.C
Caruso
Enrico Caruso
Grand Opera
Carmack
Kirkman’s Soap
Dog Food
Bee Brand
Campbell’s
Crosse and Blackwell
Norwood Coffee
Calif
Carmack's Food Center
Charles McC. Mathias
Gereenawalt
Palm Beach
Quaker City
North Market Street
Markell & Ford
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick County
Maryland
Millard EB. Tydings
Millard Tydings
House of Delegates
House of Representatives
David J. Lewis
Sixth Congressional District
Lewis
Senator Tydings
Mr. Lewis
Tydings
Senate
Circuit Court
Tydings League
William B. Bennett
Peter F. Burkett
James H. Cramer
Joseph F. Eisenhauver, JE
Elmer E. Fritz
James H. Gambrill, JR
Arthur A. Greenhut
Robert
Hartman
Myer Kaplon
Otho J. Keller
Harry J. Leeher
Mary L. Markell
H. Lavier Michael
Pareons Newman
Jacob Rohrback
Samuel H. Rosenstock
William N. Storm
Bernard C. Thomas, M. D
William J. Willis
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