Brush Makers Tighten Grip On First Place
The Ox Fibre team strengthened its hold on first place in the City Speedball League by defeating the Frederick Tailors 5 to 0 in Baker Park. Newell Esterly pitched the first shutout of the season, with Cy Moore contributing key hits. The Hosiery defeated Company A 18 to 7 to move into second place, with two runs in the fourth inning highlighted by Bohn’s double and a sequence of hits and a wild pitch. Tailors and Ox Fibre players saw strong defensive plays, with Esterly and Grumbine noted for mound work and fielding support. Time of game 1:20.
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Ox Fibre
Frederick Tailors
Baker Park
Newell Esterly
Tailors
Cy Moore
Company A
Bohn
Davis
Staley
Kemp
George Vs. Miller
George
Saller
Tailors AB
Swomley
Wagner
F. James
W. Druchey
Tobery
Garrett
Grumbine
Pou
Tatas
U.u
Ianlings
W. Bruchey
Moore
T. James
Hane
Esterly
Esterly and Gardner
Salter
City Speedball League Results and Schedule
Yesterday's results show Hostery 15 over Company A 7 and Ox Fibre 5 over Tailors 0. Upcoming games include Tailors versus Barbara Fritchie, DeMolay versus Barbara Fritchie, Tailors versus Ox Fibre, Barbara Fritchie against Company A, Company A versus Tailors, and Hostery against Ox Fibre. Standings list Ox Fibre 2, Hostery 5, Tailors 70, Company A 46, DeMolay 4, Barbara Fritchie 0 with 9 10 000.
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Company A
Tailors
Ox Fibre
Barbara Fritchie
Woot
Fred. Tailors
Breaks Oakland Hills Record With Mark 66
Birmingham Michigan golfer Jimmy Thomson tied the all time single round mark with 66 at the 1 8 Open Golf championship aided by six birdies and an eagle. He joined a four way tie for the lead at halfway, with rivals Gerald Dahl and Frank Watch among leaders, as pace set by top pros in a dramatic day at Shawnee on Delaware.
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Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Dane
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Thomeon
Yes Graldahl
Frank Watch
Move
Ed Dadivy
Palacelia
How To Avoid Murder By A Gloomy Statistical Study
Washington June 1 AP report summarizes a government crime study predicting 390000 Americans face murder over 30 years at an average rate of one homicide every 45 minutes. It warns heat-driven summer spikes, says most deaths come from domestic strife and gun use, and notes elusive indicators of a potential killer while outlining varied categories of murder causes and rates.
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Alexander RB. George
Washington
Querrete
Federal Bureau of Investigation
G-Man
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Festival and social notes from Mt Tabor parish Thurmont
Thurmont June 12 festival hosted by Willing Workers class Mt Tabor Lutheran Church Rocky Ridge with music by the Carrollites. Memorial day visitors include Earl Rice in Thurmont and families from Mercersburg Washington Hagerstown Philadelphia and Baltimore among others. Community updates list seniors elected to Thurmont school patrol and recent guests and trips including Natural Bridge Luray Caverns and Gettysburg.
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Thurmont
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Rocky Ridge
Earl Rice
Mercersburg
Pat Maynard Freeze
Washington, D. C
Paul Fleagle
Hagerstown
Annie Warner
Raymond Barry
Washington
Waynesboro
Helen Martin
Brooklyn
N. C
Edward Kern
Braddock Heights
W. O. Morris
Helen
Hyattsville
William G. Rouzer
Oakdale
Bertha
Nellie Bennett
Battymore
Andrew Dixon
Woodridge
D. C
Geo. S. Foreman
D.C
Philip Grove
John Grove
Edith Sigmund
Watter Walsh
Frederick
Frank Stanley
Catherine Stavely
Nanette Hood
Litthestown
James Brannon
Leslie Creager
Baltimore
Mary JA. Waesche
Philadelphia
John J. Albert
Frank Rouzer
Fort Wayne
Ind
William J. Stoner
S. P. Pryor
Donald Kuhn
Patricia Sue
Jenny May
Edgemont
Helen Willard
Lillian Pryor
Lucy Peddicord
Chillicothe
Prant Dotterer
John Kelbaugh
Thurmont School
Nrtery
Lucille Danner
Jean Bowers
Joseph Damuth
Jeanne Stattlemyer
Gadzes
EL Rernee Iz
Weather records show cooler spell after heat wave
The article notes a drop in temperatures to 54 degrees with the first monthly min below 60 as night showers and north winds ease the heat. Precipitation on Thursday night aids crops while June totals reach about 1.51 inches versus a normal near 4.36 inches. The coolest day reached 56 with a low of 56 and a high of 79, producing comfortable sleep conditions.
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Old Security
Warner Temperantias
Winners Named in Tivoli Bicycle Contest Draw
Billy Walters of 11 MacMurray Street won the first prize bicycle in a contest sponsored by Remsberg's Jewelry Store and the W A Sheaffer Pen Co. BH Bennett of Lindbergh Avenue took second prize a Sheaffer Pen and Pencil Set, and Walter Roney of Rosemont Avenue claimed third with a Sheaffer Junior Pen and Pencil Set. Prizes awarded at Tivoli Theatre at 3 this afternoon.
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Billy” Walters
MacMurray St
Remsberg's
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co
BH Bennett
Lindbergh Ave
Sheaffer
Walter Roney
Rosemont Ave
Sheader
Tivoli Theatre
Fuuiianai
Dr Scholl Font Comfort Caravan Visits City
A mobile Dr. Scholl's Font Comfort service unit will appear in front of Guy H. Drone burg's at 219 North Market Street on Monday June 21. The caravan promises thousands of pairs of shoes and offers fitting methods including Neray to help with foot troubles.
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Dr. Scholl
Guy H. Droneburg
North Market Street
Dar
Font Comfort
Ds. Schall
Schall
Heat Wave Eases as High Pressure Shrugs Off Region
The latest weather update notes a cooling trend after a hot month, with a high pressure area now advancing southeastward over the northern half of the country, ending the heat wave in this section and pushing temperatures down from recent records.
Inquest Into Two Deaths Delayed
An inquest into two deaths was postponed due to exposure to evidence and scheduling conflicts. The cases involve Charles Eo Miller and Dolly Garlans, with details unclear amid damaged OCR text. The delay stems from procedural issues and a request by the defense.
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Dane
Charles Eo Miller
Dolly Garlans
Depex
Among County Women's Clubs Flower Show and Meeting
The Among County Women's Clubs held a meeting featuring vocal selections by Eva Carlin and Genevieve Thomas, and a flower show with many beautiful blooms. A picnic supper was planned for Furnace Ford on June 23, with Miss Williams' letter read and a major project invited for committee consideration. Twenty members attended, a recreation flower game awarded to Genevieve Thomas, and the group adjourned to resumption on June 23 at Furnace Ford.
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Jalni
Douglas Caste
Elmer Michael
Amives Ginewieve Thomas
Dred Syots
Furnace Ford
Miss Williams
Eva Carlin
the & Ilges
Culd
Zimmer the Beautiful
Genevieve Thomas
Thomas
Baltenger Club
Thurston Visitors At Mrs Glahill Home
Thurston Md June Lt visitors at the home of Mrs John C Glahill included Mr and Mrs J C Glad and family Afr and Sirs Hoy Ai Mr and David HH Young and Mrs Walter Clark and daughter, Mr and Dale Mr farms Mr hill and ehtdtin Gladkill Mfrs, Vic Clark and Mr and Mrs Gearze Mr Herbe Harrsock, Merdeka Gradki kicked by a horse.
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Thurston, Md
John C. Glahill
Thurston
J. C. Glad
Hoy
David HH Young
Walter Clark Ant
and Dale
Hill
Gladkill
Vic Clark
Gearze
Herbe Harrsock
Deed transfer records for Rosedale site on Pine Street
A deed was recorded transferring a site in Rosedale from Jacob Kidwiler to W. Groeten on a south side lot along Pine Street. The wording indicates a land transfer within a nearby neighborhood, with details partially garbled in OCR.
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Rosedale
Jacob Kidwiler
Diviie W. Groeten
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Wallops
Amate
RHO Ale i Welty
Pazdersky
Rinehart
E. Bartgis
McGill
Boone
Sossler
Crummitt
H. Bartzis
Co Ponton
Drummitt
AB Roh
O. A. Anderson
Ef . Crawford
Ss Bohn
Mi Davis
Harney
Rf Kemp
Culler
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Harne
Bazes—' Shaff
Crawford
Hosster
Bills
Ponton
City Speedball League
DeMolay
Barbara Fritchiec
Company A Vs Tailors
Nek
Dil
Seeane
Donald Wightman
Bayonne
N. J
Statheticians
Loretta Youngs
Charlie Winninger
Oscar Homolkadeft
John Loder
Sytena
Alice Wynekoop
Chicago
Helen Joy Morgan
Robert Edwards
Wilkes-Barre
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mmr
W. E. Shaw
Balltimore
A. JC. Weller
Robert Ambrose
Beverly
Kennedy
Mary Jean
Lillian
Daniel Flory
Lee J. Kelbaugh
Paul Stottlemyer
New York City
Kelbaugh
City
5. B. Bennett
Carl Shallenberger
Hobby Shallenberger
Vinton Shallenberger
Youngstown
Samuel Pryor
Bertha Bennett
W. C. Bennett
Ruth Bennett
Paul Bennett
Carrie Knode
Walkersville
S. B. Bennett
Clarence Fisher
James
Grace Seltzer
Ralph Young
Natural Bridge
Luray Caverns
Grand Grottoes Caverns
Virginia
Skyline Drive
Carl Shellenberger
Robert Shallenberger
Youngstown, O
Thur
General Auto
Green's Garage
Market St
North Court Street
Tmes Bank
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley
Frederick Co
Maryland
J. W. Fout
Gettysburg
U.S. Route
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Fout
Hugh E. Phillips
St. St. N. EB
Atlantic
Alan Tia
Mr. W. Font
Frederick, Ma
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