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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text records a chaotic sports play by play with numerous garbled names and actions. It references various players and moments but lacks coherent structure or identifiable teams or outcomes.
Readable fragments show Eastern League scores with Baltimore Providence Newark Toronto and Buffalo results. Mention of games today Newark Jersey City and Montreal Toronto listings plus rosters and batters noted in jagged OCR style.
Strickers posted a standout performance at Harmony Grove where they beat the Bloomfield baseball team by a wide margin. M. tenti surged forward while WM. Broemthcia defeated another strong foe as the Grove faced a tough challenge.
The text presents a fragmented study of American flag lore and the Star Spangled Banner with references to 1841 sources, British and Japanese links, and mentions of Cambridge and Philadelphia. It mentions figures like Pimiklin and describes the flag’s symbolism and historical claims in a disjointed, interpretive way.
A rambling monologue reveals a ball player's enduring love for professional baseball. The speaker praises the daily routine from morning practice to game excitement, noting never two games are alike and expressing delight in every aspect of the sport. Teasing hints at the pressures and pay scales shaping the career.
Reports indicate plans for a one minute exhibition between Jem Mace England’s former champion and Bill Clark a veteran pugilist in St Louis as a lead-in to the Jeffries Johnson contest. Delaney Rigs offers to referee reviving old boxing customs with Mace and Clark stepping into the ring.
The Eastern Yacht Club of Boston announced September 3 as the trial race date for selecting boats. A three-boat match against three German boats is planned for the spring season, with a June week target to resolve entries and competition setup.
William J. Glover Jr. of a Boston system claims to be a champion swimmer of the country. The notice appears in a local section with sparse and unclear details about the claimant and affiliation.
June 15. The body of Mrs. Agnes Thomas missing since June 7 was found in the woods near her Vineland home. The body lay full length, suggesting she fell or was attacked, as investigators continued to search the area for clues.
A detailed wedding report from St Anthonys Mt Marys describes Miss Imma Lingg daughter of Michael Lingg marrying James Kelly formerly of MSS Mary's now of Altoona Pa. The ceremony conducted by Rev Trgesser at 7 pm, reception at the bride's home, and a subsequent wedding trip to New York are noted with family and attendees listed.
In Ha cerstown Mr and Mrs Bimer Kirrcote hosted a meeting with four visiting preachers from Mr Riedcare. Attendees included Rev Charles H Kirncote Rev George W Kirncote Rev J W Niracafe and J H Kiracafe among others. The gathering featured discussion and notes on local religious outreach while ad copy nudges readers toward advertising opportunities.
The Frederick county W C T U convention at Grace Reformed church in Frederick featured Mrs Mary Hualuy state president urging continued youth education and home improvement efforts. Rev E L McLean led praise, with music by the Buckeystown String Trio and organ by Geo Ed Smith. A Maryland state temperance tribute and plans for Baltimore 1910 National Convention were discussed as delegates praised hospitality and adjourned after a final song.
The record lists guardianships and administrations in the estates of deceased individuals, including Edward Sheridan and William Kelabr, with filings and appointments. It also notes marriage license awarded to Daniel K. Ridenour and Emma K. Foltz and other licensure details amid a stream of damaged OCR text.
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