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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
8
The report recounts a tense baseball contest with Bill Rogell at short. A misplayed ball and crowd antics raise tempers as Rogell shows patience before snapping at a miscue. A newborn on the front page hints at broader sports chatter tonight.
The Juniors defeated the Seniors 40 to 8 at Frederick High School in a hotly contested inter class track meet. Standout results included dominant showings in sprints and relays, with Stevens and Zimmerman noted as promising athletes. A regional 15 mile Ridgeville Marathon is announced for March 24 with $150 first prize and a $10 entry fee, drawing semi pro runners from across the Middle Atlantic.
fragmented notes describe a Brunswick Trinehi League open with a promising start by Mondar af Soo. Town team defense and a Yoxu cade rally attempted a comeback as the frame yielded seven runs. Tot stom and Aner whe smoke-ca ar helped, while Fire Compa pitchers and the closer held firm for a late game performance.
In a brisk match the Virginians Brun and an unnamed teammate secured a win with a 8 3 score. The event featured Amol and Baer among the notable players as the seating arrangement highlighted two West Virginia and Illinois contenders.
A note from Detour reports social visits by Mrs. Carroll Zne New Windsor and others. It mentions a future start of grading on the Detour Kevnville highway toward Forest and Stream Club, and a trip by residents to Westminster and Baltimore with additional character notes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Frederick County schools, umpires Noell and Een er, and various local names and families. It references Mar umpires season, Baltimore, and a list of residents including Mr and Mrs Edgar Pence, Robert Beaver, Ernest Lawrence, and others. The readable content is sparse and not coherent.
Fragment shows an entertainment listing with unclear names and venues including Weare and Grove. The readable items reference a day six schedule and local attractions, but details remain garbled.
The text shows a garbled wartime or training style speech about bunker play and shot technique. It discusses back of the ball contact, forcing shots, and practice in sand traps with advice to learn by doing and tear up greenkeeper’s traps to improve. It hints at a future segment on sand traps.
Wildfires scour east from New Hampshire woodlands to West Virginia with 50 to 70 percent below normal rainfall. Nashua experiences heavy losses with 1200 homeless and $4,000,000 in damage. Staten Island cottages burn while New York state reports 35 fires amid forecasted storms and little rain.
A damaged snippet lists residents including Mrs Louise Stray, Mr and Mrs. Set, Harry Soest, Mrs Geo Ster, Lene Gangher, near Pei pe, Ison Franklin, Emer Claude Siero, Crummt, Mildred Preaexca and others from near Jnam Geres Crummt area.
Advertisement claims Taniac builds weight strengthens nerves and increases appetite with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to try the drug for a shapely figure and added pep, praising its rapid effects.
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