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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented report recounts a baseball contest with players such as Garrett, Pous, Merchant, and Byrd. The text mentions double steals, runs, and late scoring, but many names and events are garbled, leaving an unreliable account of innings and outcomes.
A photo shows President Taft, Secretary Knox, and German Ambassador von Bernstein at a Washington ball game. The chief executive, despite many duties, is said to be a fervent national pastime fan who would rather watch a game than attend official receptions.
Baseball results from American League games in St Louis Cleveland Detroit and Chicago with various batting lineups. National League scores show Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis New York and Brooklyn results. Tri state league tallies include Lancaster Trenton Altoona Reading and Williamsport standings.
Eastern League results show Baltimore 2 at Rochester 1 with Buffalo 2 at Toronto and Jersey City 0 at Providence while Montreal hosts Baltimore and Buffalo meets Newark in the day’s schedule. Rochester and Jersey City matchups highlight the slate with Toronto visiting Providence.
The Manhattan club of Baltimore faces the Frederick aggregation in a double header tomorrow with one admission good for both games. First pitch is 2 15, second game follows as soon as the opener ends. Pearce remains with Frederick, Hunt attracts attention from other clubs, and Orioles manager Dunn watches progress.
Manager Baughman succeeds in getting Frank Thomas of Western Maryland College to do backstop work for Frederick Peaster. Thomas, a card player from Ruck eystown, shows promising form after the injury and adds strength to the college team this season.
A colorful, albeit fragmentary, account describes an elderly Kentuckian leading a procession of drinkers and connoisseurs through a downtown crowd. The vivid scene portrays his bushy beard, a crowd around stalls, and references to ale and a communal feast with curious onlookers and local chatter.
Nevada opposes reseating Governor Gillette and blocks the Jeffries Johnson fight in California. Reno Ely and Salt Lake emerge as possible venues with Juarez Mexico eyed for 30 000 spectators. Promoters back San Francisco if needed while Rickard warns of massive losses if the event is canceled. Governor Gillette stands firm despite protests.
A rushed discussion traces whether Johnson or Jeffries can deliver the power to finish fights. Analysts cite Burns Ketchel and Nelson to argue about hitters strength and durability, noting Corbett Attell and Sharkey as benchmarks in judging hard punching in the era.
Bayonne Republicans declare Garven the party’s choice for governor at a meeting in Jersey City. They praise his prosecution of the Chicago packers Indicted and say he fights greed and high prices, aiming to curb corporate dominance and charter control.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on June 17 a saloon owned by Joseph Gezebrowski was wrecked by a dynamite blast while seven inmates slept. No injuries occurred as the front of the frame building was blown out. Police investigated and found a battery used to detonate the charge. the proprietor cites debt collection as the motive.
Eleven hundred machinists on the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain systems refuse the company's settlement offer. The strike, ongoing since May 2, stalls negotiations and keeps contact at a standstill in Lite Rock, Arkansas.
The Mount Holly National Bank cashier Clifford Strdlley Heller is missing a direction about his flight. Authorities say the amount taken is 18,550.10 dollars. The case is noted in local notices and linked to the News advertising section.
Dr Dwight explains the Davis Cup preliminaries dispute between England Australia and the United States Lawn Tennis Association. He says travel concerns and fairness stop sending a team to England or Australia, while hoping to still contest the trophy. Also notes Frank Gotch’s interest in owning a Des Moines Western League baseball franchise.
Fragmented report notes a measure to admit Arizona and Mexico to the Union, with wording about separate statehood. The Senate passed the bill, the House bill was substituted, and the proposal heads to conference with high probability of becoming law in this Congress per Taft’s wishes.
A cloudburst in Hungary near the Transylvanian border, in a county adjoining Servia, killed about 800 people and annihilated several villages. The event occurred near the city of Budapest with widespread destruction across the region.
A relieved patient describes chronic dyspepsia improving after using Gypsey's Gift Dyspepsia Tablets from Read Drug & Chemical Co. Baltimore. The ad claims fast relief, digestion support, minty flavor, a 50 cent price, and a money back guarantee with free samples and information upon request.
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