ALR Unveils Johnson Markers at Mt Olivet Cemetery
Officials from the Lawrence Everhart chapter of the American Revolution and Maryland state and national officers attended the unveiling of markers for Thomas Johnson, first Maryland governor, and his brother Col James Johnson at Mt Olivet cemetery. The ceremony featured remarks by J Noble Stockett, Edward Delaplaine, and Rev Shaffer, with hymns and a benediction.
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Thomas Johnson
Maryland
James Johnson
Mt. Olivet
Lawrence Everhart
Baltimore
Lewis R.ice
Charles D. Shaffer
M Cc
Ann Graham Dennis
George R Dennis
Immortal
Statesman
J. Noble Stockett
Edward S. Delapiaine
National Society
Johnson
William Tyler Page
Shaffer
Mr. Delaplaine
George Washington
Continental Congress
Colonies
John Adams
Patrick Henry
Richard Henry Lee
John Rulledre
George Hit
House of Lords
Chatham
Congress
Massachusetts
Frederice
New Jersey
General Washington
Philadelphia
James Johnsop
Annapolis
York- Texan
State Societies
Sons of the
Mt Pleasant
Edward A
Mid
Leals
A. Rice
State Society
Weal ¢Uaper
Mt Pleasant Town
Hhali
Memnens
Rorota & A. R
Waa
Sacer Rebellson
Moorylend State Society
Standing Blue Ridge League Yesterday's Results
Chambersburg 7 Waynesboro 6 Hanover 9 Frederick 6 Other game postponed due to rain Today Hanover at Frederick Martinsburg at Hagerstown Chambersburg at Waynesboro
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Blue Ridge League
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Hanover
Frederick
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Ww. L. Pet. Hanover
SBR
Aie
Eastern Shore League Results Roundup
Northampton defeated Parksley 14 to 13 while Salisbury beat Crisfeld 6 to 4 and Easton shut out Cambridge 1 to 0 in yesterday’s baseball action.
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Northampton
Parksley
Salisbury
Crisfeld
Easton
Cambridge
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major League Games
In St Louis, New York defeated St Louis 4 to 3. Chicago beat Boston 6 to 4. Philadelphia topped Cleveland 9 to 8. Washington downed Detroit 8 to 3. Boston faced Chicago and New York faced St Louis with remaining matchups listed.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
W. L. Pet
International League scores and rain postgame notes
Rochester edged Jersey City 7 to 2 while Montreal beat Newark 5 to 2 and Buffalo lost 0 to Reading 3. Pittsburgh led New York 4 to 3 but finished in rain. Chicago topped Brooklyn 7 to 3 and St. Louis beat Boston 3 to 2 with other games postponed after rain. 11 innings Cincinnati at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Brooklyn scheduled.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Reading
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Toronto
Baltimore
Ant Zoan
Ww. L. Pet
Philadelphia i
Pirates take second straight from Giants
New York June 14 Giants lose second extra inning game in succession as Pirates win 4-3 in eleventh. Other scores include Cubs over Dodgers 7-3 in Brooklyn, Cardinals beat Red Sox 3-2 in Boston, Yankees win 4-3 against St Louis with Lazzeri homer, White Sox top Red Sox 5-4, Athletics defeat Indians 8-2, and Washington 3-0 over Detroit.
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Kees
New York
Giants
Pirates
RE. E
Pittsburgh
Jus
Smith
Hargreaves
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
St. Louis
Herb Pennock
Brown
Sammy Gray
Yankees
Pennock
Tony Lazzeri
R. WE
Chicago
Red Faber
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
R. Hel
Hoffman
Faber
McCurdy
Maroons Defeat Redbirds In Ninth In Waynesboro Pa
Chambersburg Maroons beat Waynesboro 7 6 in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Dalton walked, was sacrificed to second, and scored on Boran s single for the decisive run in the ninth. The roster lists Warnesboro and Chambersburg players and local names including Anne W Brown and Rev Chas D Shaffer among others. Cemetery markers nearby carry inscriptions honoring early local figures and historical members of the Assembly of 1774 and George Washington era.
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Chambersburg
Chambersburg Maroons
Waynesboro Redbirds
Maroons
Dalton
Boran
Rhe Warnesboroe
TM SE
Cochrane
Ripper
Elzer
Nevins
R. Shatzer
Horan
Anne W. Brown
J. P. Feiser
Mary Esther Tull
Lewis A. Rice
Nan Houck
Adrian
McCardell
Edward D. Shriner
Edward D Shriner
Frank C. Norwood
K. Bruce Murdoch
Roger R. Rice
Albert S Brown
Jesse B. Anders
Chas D. Shaffer
Edward
Delaptaine
Barbara Fritchie
Thomas Johnson
Dorcas Sedwick
Carter
Prederick
Assembly of
Council of Safety
Boradier Gentral
George Washington
Quinn Leader Of Local Golfers Ties For Third In Invitational
Eight members of the Catoctin Country Club, Frederick, played in the Fountain Head Country Club invitation at Hagerstown. Alvin G. Quinn carded 79 to lead Frederick and tie for third overall. Harris Jones posted a 75 to lead qualifying, with runners up at 77 and several 79s. Match play begins today with final rounds Saturday, and Frederick qualifiers secured spots in the opening match gaps.
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Catoctin Country Club
Frederick
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstown
Alvin G. Quinn
Catoctic Club
Carl W. Snook
H. E. Gosnell
Ray FR. Taylor
W. Jarboe Grove
Guy K. Motter
Harry J. Leichert
Charles E. Hudson
Harris Jones
Rolling Road Golf Club
Catonsville
Feld
Jones
Warner Corkran
Maryland Country Club
Ernie Caldwell
Baltimore Public Unka
James Wheeler
Clifton Park
Baltimore
C. W. Snook
R. BR. Taylor
W. J. Grove
Guy XK. Motter
H. J. Lebberg
C. E. Hudson
Rolling Road
H. J. Hermit
York G
Maryland C. C
G. K. Stonebraker
Fountain Head
York C
B. W. Corkran
Frank Stblenles
Maryland CC
HG. Jones
F. M. Sweeney
Maryland Cc. C
Catoctin C. C
A. Johansen
York C. G
James Haines
Baltimore C. C
H. A. Purr, III
Elkridge
Hustlers Fall to Hanover Raiders in 9-6 Slugfest
Hanover Raiders pounded 10 hits and drew six walks to beat the Hustlers 9-6 at Hanover Pa. Two big innings in the fourth and fifth accounted for eight runs. Jimmie Reeser and Bud Less collided during a chase in the fifth. Leis suffered a head injury and was treated by a physician. Dick Hughes expected to start for the Hustlers this afternoon at McCurdy Field.
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Leonard Downes
Frederick Plteher
Hanover Raiders
Hustlers
Hanover
Reeser
Lets
Jimmie Reeser
Bud Less
Frederick
Reide
Leis
Frederick Young
Sei Reeser
Sawyer
Eels
Rotgers
Hess
Monroe
Downes
P. Munson
Sherry
R. H
Ale. Norman
Shultz
Hammen
Todd
Allen
Altenburg
Turner
Teldec
Hamlin
Wre
Relde
Michael
Ladies Day At Frederick Baseball Club Game
The Frederick Baseball Club hosts its third Ladies Day this afternoon with free admission for all ladies at the Hanover Frederick game. A large crowd is anticipated as many feminine fans have attended in the past. The game begins at 3 45 oclock.
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Frederick Baseball Club
Frederick Club
Distracted Husband and Wife Spar Over Hair
A humorous exchange unfolds as a husband nags his wife for fixing her hair while she quips that she has not found it yet. The light banter captures domestic irritation and witty comeback in a brief joke-like moment.
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Alice
Havana Ribbon five cent cigar ad crowns taste and value
Havana Ribbon claims to be the world’s greatest five cent cigar value with ripe long filler tobacco and smooth full flavor. The nickel price promises consistent quality and a five pack Practical Pocket Package option with five cigars is offered at counters everywhere.
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Havana Ribbon
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