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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
6
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Terre Naute lub and Ross Wells in planning a Yankees matchup at Heninger Field. Eddie Cauiffover, Ray, and a newcomer are noted as part of Wells plans to stop Pennsy vanians and impress with a chaser.
The report summarizes yesterday’s National League results and today’s game slate with standings and scores. It highlights yesterday’s results and previews today’s matches for teams' positions and potential shifts in the standings.
Cleveland’s win over Boston moved the Indians to three of four in the set after a tied eighth inning where Luxe Sewell drove in two runs on two errors as J Sewell and Porter scored on later plays. The report also notes standings and other city baseball results including Adamstown's win and Chicago Cubs extending a division lead with a victory over Brooklyn.
A West Shore baseball encounter pits Hagerstown against a district foe at Hace Town Pair Grounds on Wednesday. Headlining is Socko Tremaman from Western Maryland as top heavyweight, with Sim Tran and four others slated for the main bout in the event.
Frederick County League kicks off its tenth annual season with opening day events across towns. Ceremonies in each town include flag-raising, parades, and music, with Woodsboro planning the most elaborate programs at the E. W. Scheer Stadium. M. J. Thompson, circuit president, announced opening day umpires and matchups including Brunswick at Brooks and Woodsboro at Windisboro.
The 1854 treaty linked United States and Britain in trade of farm forest mine and fisheries with mutual free transport for American fishermen. It lasted ten years and favored Canada over time. US abrogation followed Canada’s Civil War sympathies aiding Confederate movements.
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