Frederick Athletes Defeat Maryland In Close Game
Frederick Athletics edged Maryland 14 to 9 in an exciting Saturday afternoon contest. Chit downed key plays as both teams traded momentum and the Frederick squad clinched a narrow win.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
7
Frederick Athletics edged Maryland 14 to 9 in an exciting Saturday afternoon contest. Chit downed key plays as both teams traded momentum and the Frederick squad clinched a narrow win.
The column cites scores and players across the league with mentions of Borg, St Louis, Boston, Chicago and pennant contenders. It notes Ray Morgan returning from injury for the Washington Nationals in a game against Detroit and includes an interview fragment about fortune and world improvement. Also contains a health ad urging careful eating and Chamberlain’s Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation.
Nominations to office have been filed with and certified to the Frederick City Board of Supervisors of Elections. The election will be held Tuesday June 1 1913. Publication follows Maryland law provisions.
Interment followed the funeral of Mrs Ida Railing in Baltimore last Thursday. The service was conducted by Rev. TD S G Rupp and held yesterday afternoon on the arrival of the Baltimore & Ohio train. Pallbearers were relatives of the deceased and interment occurred at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P Rice led the arrangements.
Five members Ralph Beck Ralph Kline Charles Moilligan Marion Yinger and Albert Woodward left Frederick at 12 45 pm and reached Harpers Ferry at 3 15 pm on the journey home they arrived back in Frederick at 6 pm The club will meet Sunday if the weather is clear to depart for Thurmont and Emmitsburg
A peculiar weather note records 82 degrees with wild wind and noisy wires. The day drifted from warmth to gusts, while indoors the whistling sound evoked winter.
A partial OCR fragment mentions track actions and names such as H Rogers F Alder G Reynolds Te Long in an unclear account. The text suggests a hot result and battery references but lacks coherent details or dates.
About twenty schools and universities have signified their intention to send students to military instruction camps under the War Department at Gettysburg National Park Pennsylvania from July 7 to August 15 next and at the Presidio Monterey California from July 1 to August inclusive. A hundred colleges were invited to participate.
In a scattered record from Warren and surrounding towns a set of license matters lists individuals such as Harley 19 and Mary C. Mays 16 of Yellow Springs Oscar H. Michael 18 of Myeraville Flo B. Wi ichter 25 of Harmony Grove Basil Gilson 52 and Sarah Hays 46 both of Emmitsburg. The item reads like a snapshot of a local business in the courts with fragmented, partial names and places.
Mr and Mrs Raymond G Ford left this morning to attend the commencement exercises at Mount de Sales Academy near Baltimore. Their daughter Margaret S Ford is among the graduates. Bishop Corrigan will preside and present the diplomas.
List of letters remaining held at the Frederick City Postoffice dated Saturday June 7 1913. To obtain these letters applicants must call for Advertised Letters otherwise they are sent to the letter office. Gentlemén Edwand Denegre G L Dickey Jas N George Jonas Miller Ladies Mrs Garlarg Jewell.
The handsome pari or salt chanced off at the Moose festival on Saturday night was won by Mr. S. T. Ricketts who held the lucky number 349. The Comptroller of the Currency has called for financial statements from banks at close of business on June 4.
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