Cadets Defeat Gettysburg High In 8 To 3 Game
Cadets win over Gettysburg High School by 8 to 3 as Burgee and Hendrix pace the Cadets. G. Bream hits a home run for Gettysburg. McKendrick advances on an infield out. This marks the Cadets’ second win over Gettysburg this season, first in four years with both meetings won by the Cadets.
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Gettysburg High School
Burgee
M. Lurgee
Brengle
Hendrix
S. Smith
McKendeick
Gettysburg
G. Bream
Snape
Gettysburg High
Pennexhranians
Battlefield City
Gettisburgers
Cade AB. R.H.O. A. E Barrick
JoHifp
Smith
R. F
J. Smith
M. Burgee
Forney
R. Burgee
P. Wou
R. HL
A. EL McKendrick
Oyler
C. Bream
C. F. Swope
Bof
Zimmerman
Beott
Cadeta
O Burgee
Weikert
Rederick
M.burgee
McKendrick Zimm
Rman
Tennant
Bask
Neptune
Riggs
Baseball Scores Across Cities and Standings
Baseball results show Philadelphia Athletics 5 over New York 4 with pitchers Hatteries Shawkey and Dewormer. Detroit 7 St Louis 6. Chicago 8 Cleveland with Sotheron O Neill Robertson Schalk Washington off on wet grounds. Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 1 and St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 amid 11 postponed games. Standings list New York 14 7 667, St Louis 13 6 650, Boston 9 41, Cleveland 10 9 526, Washington 8 12 400, Chicago 9 9 500, Detroit 6 13 316.
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Philadelphia
New York
Athletics
Hatteries
Shawkey
Dewormer
Naylor
Perkins
Detroit
St. Louis
Bayne
Severeid
Ehneke
Bassler
Chicago
Cleveland
Patterles—Sotheron
O'Neill
Robertson
Schalk
Washington-ofton
Wet Grounds
W.lpc
W.T. PC
York
Gsoi Athletics
St.Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Gooch
Jones
O'Farrell
St Louis
Cincinnnati
Pfeffer
Ainsmith
Luque
Hargrave
W.york
Pittshre
Philada
Cincinti
Brookin
Toston
Brunswick Nine Beats Emmitsburg in Baseball Rout
Brunswick High School overwhelmed Emmitsburg High School 12 to 1 in Emmitsburg yesterday afternoon. Star catcher Carlton Smith fueled the Railroaders with two doubles and a steal, aiding Brunswick’s clinching of second place with only one loss. Knipple and Kaufman pitched for their teams while Smith and Staley led the action behind the plate and at bat respectively. Time two hours. Umpire Halver. Scorer Smith.
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Brunswick High School
Emmitsburg
Railroaders
KE. Mittle
Mountaineers
R. X. Day
Carlton Smith
Brunswick
Httle
Brunswick Railroaders
Millsac F
Staley
Smith
O . Tell
Campher
Boforris
Worthe
A. Mills
Kaufman
Emmitaeburg- Howe
Zimmerman
Bushman
Rf. Annan
F. . Hays
Bogle
T. Berle
Tang E
Az Emmitsburg
A. Mille
Beil
Knipple
Tsase
Horine
Rowe
D.boyle
Halrer
Rain halts Middletown high school game with Si lentees ahead
The Middletown high Maryland School game at the latter's grounds was called in the third inning due to rain with a score of 1 to 6 in favor of the Si lentees. The contest will be replayed at a later date.
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Rain Halls
Middletown
Ronald True convicted and sentenced to death in murder case
Ronald True, a former major in the British aviation service, was found guilty of wilful murder and sentenced to die for the killing of Gertrude Yates in London. He allegedly married several women during and after the war, including Frances Roberts of New York, with connections to Wilmington Delaware and Stamford, Connecticut.
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London
Ronald True
British Aviation Service
Gertrude Yates
America
True
B. C. Earle
Wilmington
Del
Texas
Frances Roberts
New York
Stamford
Conn
Arson charge filed against Rev Thomas J Irwin and church board member
Lawson Oklahoma May 6 information charging arson was filed in justice court against Rev Thomas J Irwin former pastor of First Presbyterian church and H Co Lewis church board of missions member. Charges stem from county attorney investigation into alleged incendiary fires at the church. Local Mentions in The News are widely read.
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Lawson
Okla
Justice Court
Thomas J. Irwin
First Presbyterian Church
H . Co. Lewis
Church Board of Missions
Daylight Saving Urged In Frederick To Align With Baltimore
Citizens in Frederick discuss adopting Baltimore daylight saving time to avoid train misses and clock differences. Business leaders praise extra daylight for recreation, while farmers oppose losing an hour. Local interest remains divided with no official action yet.
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Baltimore
Mnag
Frederick
Huddleston Urges Action on Coal Strike in House
Representative Huddleston a Democrat from Alabama told the House that the administration will not act on the coal strike unless it fears miners winning or losing a fair contract. He criticized Secretary Hoover’s approach as complacent and said the White House seeks a result favorable to operators.
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Huddleston
House
Washington
Huddleston Democrat
Alabama
White House
Jis
Hoover
Eleven Hurt In Scranton Train Collision
Eleven persons were injured, two probably fatally, when a one coach train of the Faureline and a work train collided at the tunnel entrance in South Scranton. The two most seriously injured are women. All injured were taken to a hospital. Responsibility for the collision has not been determined. A For Sale classified ad in The News will bring results.
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Scranton
Faureline
South
Baby Ape Bait For Mother In Park Hunt
In San Francisco on May 6 a dangerous escaped ape named Sally eluded capture after escaping a side show near Sutro Park. Police with shotguns searched the park and set a trap near the baby ape tied to a stake. Sally, three to four feet tall, is described as dangerous and may be killed if she attacks.
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San Francisco
Mother Love
Jungle Freedom
Sally
Sutre Park
Sutro Park
Newsroom Call for Yesterday’s City Happenings
A call encourages readers to report any notable events from yesterday in their area to The News. The prompt aims to gather local happenings for potential coverage. It invites residents to share details of incidents, gatherings, or discoveries with the newspaper staff.
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Taavent the Heart
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Frederick Town
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