Triple Play Feature in Frederick County League Games
In Frederick County league action, several teams posted notable performances Saturday. Woods-Doms defeated New Market 19 to 7 as Barrick left with an injured leg, likely sidelining him for two weeks. Emmitsburg mounted a 12 to 7 win over Point of Rocks with a triple play invoked in the first inning. A double steal by Point of Rocks and a triple play by Emmitsburg highlighted the day, while rain halted Middletown-Brunswick late with Valleyites leading 8-6.
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Peat
Mt. Airy
Middletown
Woods- Doms
Pomroys
Emmitsburg
Zeme
T Nine
Emaeltsburg
Baylor
Reopensteel
Rosenatesi
J. Roatensteel
Rowe
Fraridgen
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Mipple
Eames
Rocke
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Boyle
R. Saylor
Hippie
Hartigan
Zimmerman
al -Rostasteel
G. Rosensteel
Double Grey
Butler
Fmtler
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H. Peomroy
Batls
Murray
Saylor
Knipple
Mit
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G. Rosenstéel
Belgian King Breaks Wrist in Horse Fall at Lacquen
King Albert suffered a broken bone in his wrist after falling from his horse near the Chateau de Lacquen. The horse bucked when its foot was caught in a hole, leaving the monarch briefly injured but in stable condition. no other injuries reported.
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Wrussus
Albert
Chateau de Lacquen
Four liners enter port with liquor discoveries at quarantine
Reports from New York reveal four transatlantic liners bypassed manifest lists with large liquor stocks. The Cedric Caronia Providence Con te Verdi carried ale, wine, cognac, whisky, champagne, beer and other imports. The Italian ship’s cargo was sealed and under surgeon care. Lloyd George commented on Prohibition and American efforts to curb smuggling.
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New York
White Star
Liverpool
Cunard
Caronia
Providence
Marseilles
Conte Verdi
Great Experiment to Test Law Across America
A speaker urges allowing the United States to test a new legal approach without interference. He stresses America’s large, educated, progressives and suggests civilizational interest in letting them experiment fully even if the effort may or may not succeed.
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America
Tineal effects featured in classic millinery trim secrets
The article highlights metallic loops of gold or silver ribbon as effective trim for velour and fabric, showcasing how these ribbons enhance vintage hats and headwear with a refined, period style look.
Flames Menace Town as Six Towns Aid Hampton Beach Fire
Fire departments from six cities battled to save the congested Hampton Beach area when a garage owned by Mrs. Laura Bristol burned. The garage with twenty two cars was destroyed, a neighboring hotel suffered heavy damage and two cottages burned. Unofficial loss was about 1000 dollars. Firemen blamed a short circuit in an automobile causing the blaze and note explosions as gas tanks ignited in the garage.
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Hampton Beach
N. W
Laura Bristol
Apart
Fire danger prompts regional aid calls to five towns
The threat of a large blaze in a dense district drove officials to summon assistance from Newburyport Haverhill and Amesbury in Massachusetts along with Portsmouth and Exeter to combat the emergency.
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Newburyport
Haverhill
Amesbury
Mass
Portsmouth
Exeter
Mother's Mistake Fatal Opium Poisoning of Infant
In Philadelphia on June 25 a one month old infant died at St Agnes Hospital from opium poisoning after a mother mistook prescribed medicine for opium tablets. The child Annette Mamoretta, age 7 months, lived at 613 years Street. Doctors and police report the infant had been ill, a physician was called and prescribed gentle tablets which were mistaken for opium.
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Philadelphia
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Annette Mamoretta
A . Ee
Child given opium instead of medicine by error
A caregiver mistakenly administered an opium tablet from a bottle misidentified as medicine to a child. The medicine bottle was on a shelf beside opium, and ten minutes later the child convulsed. Hospital physicians feared lasting harm for about six hours, but she did not respond to treatment.
Deer Mistake Ends In Fatal Shot In Baraga County
Loire Solonen aged 38 a road contractor and justice of the peace of Her wan Baraga county was shot and killed when mistaken for a deer by Neahywor Lepainen. The News reports the accident occurred in mid June, details remain sparse.
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de Houghton
Loire Solonen
Herwan
Baraga County
Neahywor Lepainen
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