Base Ball Scores from Yesterday's Games
American League results show St. Louis 2 Cleveland 1 in St. Louis with Weisman and Seve reld listed as batters Klepfer and O'Neill. Other clubs not scheduled. Standings include Washington 24 16 600 and Chicago 18 21 462, Cleveland 25 17 595, Detroit 18 23 439, St Louis 16 25 390, Boston 22 18 550, Athletics 15 24 385.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Weisman
Severeld
Klepfer
O'Neill
W.L. PC. Wol. PA
Washin
Chicago
Cleveind
Detroit
W.york
St.Loui
Boston
Athletics
W.L. P.C
W.L. PLC
Brookly
N.york
Philada
Pittsbro
Cincinti
St.Louis
National League results with late innings contests
National League scores show Philadelphia beating St Louis 3 2 in Philadelphia. Boston edged Chicago 2 1. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 2. New York topped Cincinnati 6 4 in 13 innings. Standings list Brooklyn 22 15 and Boston 18 20 among others with various games and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ames
Snyder
Demaree
Burns
Boston
Chicago
McConnell
Archer
Tyler
Why
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Mamaux
Gibson
Appleton
Meyers
New York
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Wingo
Mathewson
Earry
Maccabee Convention Set For Middletown Meetings Begin June 11
The State Convention of The Maccabees will meet in Middletown on June 12 and 13 with delegates from across the state. Special services open June 11 at Christ Reformed Church with Rev Dr Geo Albert Snyder delivering a sermon. Hon D P Markey of Detroit will preside as Supreme Commander and speak Tuesday night at the Opera House. Delegates from Baltimore travel June 11 for the service and a class initiation of about 50 candidates from Middletown and Hagerstown will be initiated Monday by Calvert Tent. The Hagerstown delegation will arrive by special car on Monday.
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Christ Reformed Church
Baltimore
Middletown
Geo. Albert Snyder
Maccabees
Calvert Tent
Midsletown
Hagerstown
May records show deeds and marriage licenses in Hagerstown
During May 147 deeds and mortgages were recorded and 106 marriage licenses issued at the Clerk's office in Hagerstown. So far this year 541 marriage licenses have been issued and 1021 deeds recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Stuffy Johnson Honed as One of Morrison's Reliable Hiltors
A profile of George Johnson, known as Stuffy, from Baltimore, chronicling his baseball journey from Martinsburg to Frederick. The 24-year-old catcher built a strong batting reputation, weighing 197 pounds and hitting 15 home runs last season in the Blue Ridge, noted for his grit and earnest work ethic.
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George Johnson
Baltimore
Stuffy
Martinsburg
Morrison
Frederick
Johnson
Lynchburg
Jack Morrison
Champs
Buck Hooper
Hagerstown
Bristol
Carl Molesworth
Birmingham
Ala
Morris
Nashville
Blue Ridge
U. S. Recruiting Offices Open in Frederick
U S recruiting offices open on North Market Street and a Marine Corps office on South Market Street. Sergeant John E Heathcote leads the Army station, recently from Hagerstown, with 20 applications sent in there. Enlistment ages 18 to 35, seven year term with three years active service and four years reserve, private pay about 15 dollars monthly. Several Frederick County youths have applied to join the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
North Market Street
Central Trust Company
Marine Corps
South Market Street
Frederick
John E. Heathcote
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Frederick women study first aid under Dr Brown in Jefferson
Ten Frederick county ladies are taking a ten lecture course in first aid instruction under Dr W Hayes Brown of Jefferson. Participants include Mrs George W Yourtee Mrs I S Lee Horsey Mrs W Hayes Brown Mrs Joseph Lee Miss Mary Ellen Stonebraker Mrs Louise Stonebraker Miss Elizabeth Stonebraker and the Misses Lee. The Jefferson class is likely the only one in Frederick county and possibly in Western Maryland. Lessons cover wound dressing common injuries and related topics, with exams by the National Red Cross Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
W. Hayes Brown
Jefferson
George W. Yourtee
I. S. Lee Horsey
Joseph Lee
Mary Ellen Stonebraker
Louise Stonebraker
Elizabeth Stonebraker
M 55
Harsey
Lee
National Red Cross Association
Maryland
Frederick County Joins Maryland League to Enforce Peace
Frederick county to join state wide move organizing a Maryland branch of the League to Enforce Peace. A meeting at the Fidelity building in Baltimore led to steps for a state organization with former Governor Edwin Warfield presiding and over 50 attendees including Mayor Preston and ex Governor Goldsborough. Noah E. Cramer was asked to chair Frederick county organizing efforts and a mass meeting is planned to recruit districts and secure a speaker to explain the league program. Mrs Mary VanFossen and daughter visited Baltimore yesterday.
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Frederick County
Maryland
League
Fidelty
Baltimore
Edwin Warfield
Preston
Goldsborough
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick
Champs and Maroons Race as Fielding Sinks Game
With six errors in Fridays contest and thirteen in two games the Champs suffer a 10 to 7 loss to the Maroons at Agricultural Park. Strong hitting by Foules and Pedone, plus late relief pitching from Ehmling and Lewellyn, shape the outcome amid rain threats and a shaky fielding display.
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Kid Stricker
Huck Taylor
Agricultural Park
Maroons
Champs
Stricker
Chambersburg
Taylor
Morrisonites
Lewellyn
Lefty Yon
Frederick
Morrison
U. S
Hagerstown
Uettysburg
Yon
Hooper
Milliman
Ehmling
Mallonee
Pedone
Whalen
Hanover
Martinsburg
Around the Bases in the Blue Ridge League turmoil
Local baseball notes recount repeated errors by Fredericksburg and Gettysburg teams, fan frustration, and player movements. Bugs Snyder fans the crowd with a ninth inning triple. Manager rumors for Gettysburg denied. Monk Walters shines for Hagerstown Gettysburg game with three hits in three at bats. Bayonet note closes the column.
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Hagerstown
Monk Walters
Gettysburg
Baker, Mumford and Kohler
Winslow
Dempsey
Blue Ridge League Notes and Tonight's Schedule
Blue Ridge League standings show Chambersburg at 11 wins and 7 losses, Martinsburg 10 7 and Hagerstown 9 9. Tonight Chambersburg visits Frederick, Hanover plays Martinsburg, Gettysburg faces Hagerstown. Yesterday results list Chambersburg 10 Frederick 7 and Hanover 3, with Martinsburg 6. Gettysburg later.
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Chambersburg
Frederick
Hanover
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Martingburg
W.L. PG
Cranford production triumph at All Saints church
The Girls Friendly Society of All Saints church presented Cranford from Mrs. Gaskell last evening in the Girl High School auditorium East Church Street. The cast and costumes were praised and proceeds go toward a summer vacation home fund as the Maryland diocese group plans a Claiborne lodge. Police Court cases followed with several fines for disturbances and adultery charges, including Harry Davis and Irene Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society
All Saints Church
Crawford
Matilda Jenkins
Beda Anderson
Mary Smith
Sarah Gilbert
Jessie Brown
Hloise Schmidt
Miss Pole
Gertrude Biser
Forrester
Geneva Houff
Betty Barker
Katherine Engle
Jamison
Martha
Mary Hauer
Peggy
Lillian Yelm
Perkins
Sarah Esterly
Susan
Helen Engle
Jennie
Lillian Stone
Harry Davis
Klipp
August T. Bruet
Irene Davis
Kipp
John Saunders
Painter
Henry Dorsey
Brust
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Olay
Ten Countians
Brown
Organization Hero of the
Society
Mary VanFossen
Margaret
East
Patrick Street
Chambersburg Idol
Foiles
Snider
Kolseth
Belinsky
Mallonce
Agnew
Ehmiing
Orrison
Ettvaling
Ehvaling
Liewceliya
Raphen
Morris’ Gatch
Jane
Martins
AB. R. I. O AE
Aes
Clauser
Kelseth
Ehimling
P . Leibs
Eeee
AB. R
O. Myer
Sete
Neee Agnew
Cook
Sae Maurer
Ane Morrison
Wibalen
Wae Johnson
Paes Lewellyn
Jonings
Chamb
Frederick Cases
Ier
Bugs Snyder
Bugs
Turner
Southern League
The
Mike Boyle
Frostburg
New Kensington
Swith Chambersburg
Harrisburg
Bill Steele
Plank
Steele
York
Gettysburg Club
Geo. Heckert
Battlefield
R. HE
Mtsb
Han
Mess
Colley
Holbig
Etroh
Greenawalt’s
Blue Ridge League
Franklin Savings Bank OF Frederick
State of
Aeologe of Business
Saeseas
Total
County of Frederick
Ss. I
Geo. W. Helnein
Negremnly
Geo. W. Heinlein
Jary
Thomas A. Chatline
A. J. Fromke
FTO
A John Hershberger
Frederick Loan CO
S. Market ST
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
Lloyd C. Culler
A. A. Nicodemus
Lewis H. Fraley
Doll’s Jewelry Store
James E. Doll
Frederick, MD
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