Ramsey to Lead Clan B Hs In Field Meet
Ramsey announced a county stars lineup to face the Ram seyites at the old Agricultural Park on Wednesday at 3 PM in the season opener. The event features Henry Legore and Drenning among county standouts, with admission set to cover training costs as excitement builds ahead of the May 12 county field and track meet.
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Ramsey
Clan B. HS
ALL Stars
Fies” Legore
Jupe Pluvius
Old Agricultural Park
Cavert
Old Park
Bik Jim" Legore
King
Keystone Hag
Drenning
Dayswile
Bruce Legore
Eddie Hooper
Mt. St. Mary's College
Eddie
Chambersburg
Barnhart
Pirates
Sam Annan
Swarthmore University
Leroy Barrick
Denny Beachley
Middletown
Lynn Smith
Wodshboro
Grafton Wallis
Curley Byrd
University of Maryland
Freeze
Thurmont
Vauver
Cummings
Brunswick
Danville
Hooper
Ramseyites
County Stars
Champs
Kid
L.t James
Downey
Strain
Atherton
Keystone
Ray Gardner
Joe Neptune
No Clues in Stone Case Haunts Baltimore Murder Scene
Nearly ten weeks after Clare Stone eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert W Stone Jr was found murdered near the B&.O Railroad tracks in Baltimore detectives under Felice Commissioner Gaither admit they have not cleared the case. Police pledge continued scrutiny as Det Sgt Thomas Hogan believes new evidence may surface from overlooked witnesses. A separate Washing Reading item notes Alfred Fraser four who died after fall from a washer. Say you saw it in The News.
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Clare Stone
Herbert W. Stone, Jr
Baltimore
New York
Dungan’s Wools
Baltimore and Ohio
Felice
Gaither
Torsterr
Ascarant
Detorgire Thomas Hocan
Perenne
Cath
Baseball Scores From Cities Include Mixed Results
Base ball scores from Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Detroit Washington St Louis New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Brooklyn show varied outcomes with multiple batteries listed. Standings hint at uneven club performance and shifting positions in the league.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Athletics
Uhie O'Neill
Hasty
Perkins
Boston
Detroit
Emancipation Association Officers Elected
At a recent meeting the Emancipation Association elected officers and appointed chair and secretarial staff. Thomas H L Cath was named resident with Samuel S Jen hone as secretary. Eo Mitchell Johnson becomes treasurer with Clifford E O Holland as chaplain Charli Wedro sergeant at arms and Mbert Vo Dison assistant secretary. Corner William Forman For Battensrie District was named president with John Davie vice president Sam uriase. For Hope and Pmetrict President Pace Chapman with vice president James Fise. Also notes a later message from President Woicap to Remo cats of Micconi regarding the com midacy of Senator James Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas HL Cath
Samuel S. Jenhone
Eo Mitchell Johnson
Toeaearet
Clifford EO Holland
Charli
Wedro
Atata
Mbert Vo
Aeietant Eet Zeantal Arme Rey KE
Corner
Mats al
William Forman
Battensrie
John Davie
County Teams Prepare for 1922 Baseball Season in Frederick County
Frederick County League braces for 1922 season with five returning clubs Brunswick Thurmont Emmitsburg Woodsboro Middletown and three new towns Point of Rocks Green Valley Unionville. Schedule promises full games with no forfeits and renewed fan interest as teams extend seven mile recruitment zones. President Mike Thompson predicts stronger attendance and a more successful year than 1921.
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Frederick County League
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Middletown
Point of Rocks
Green Valley
Unionville
Doubs
Adamstown
Burkeystown
Lime Kiln
Tuscarora
Licksville
Urbana Park Mills
Samsville
New Market
Liberty
Johnsville
Mt. Airy
Ladiesburg
Wamsville
Yiamsville
M. J. Thompson
Mike” Thompson
Knights of Pythias Rout All Stars in Bowling Victory
Knights of Pythias defeated the All Stars 1 942 to 1 698 at Pythian Castle alleys. Individual scores show Speaks 401, Jeff 389, Milyard 401, Orrison 376, Burke 375 for the winners. The Knights remain undefeated this season and set to face the same rivals Friday evening May 12. Ray Taylor wins bantamweight match in Hanover Virginia in 75 seconds using a toe hold.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Castle
All Stars
Speaks
Jeff
Milyard
Orrison
Burke
Shater
Totel
Sheeley
Umberger
Grove
Perry
Xame
Ray Taylor
New Midway
Kid Taylor
Lone Scouts of
Maryland
Johm Carson
Pennsylvania
Hanover
Taylor
Martinsburg to Boost Blue Ridge League Season
Today the Blue Ridge League leaders gather in Martinsburg to discuss backing a winning club as Agricultural Park opens the 1922 season next Tuesday May 16. Notables include Judge Landis expected to attend and local officials and managers. Also Lulu K Clemson granted absolute divorce from John Walter Clemson with custody of three children and $10 monthly alimony for two children.
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Martinsurg
West Virginia
Agricultural Park
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Frank K
Lulu K. Clemson
F. L. Stoner
John Walter Clemson
Rene
Harp
Clemson
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Charles Tammany
Howard Smith
Elmer Dansberger
Merril Wachter
William Simpson
Walter Comer
Fred Bowers
Redyard Orun Kenneth Tamsburg
Paul Delauter
Allen Richardson
Nevin Sutth
R. Rodke
Thaddeus Biser
George Rodke
Ernest Brengle
Robert Ostirn
George Riggs
Darnell Batzell
Ralph Putman
Nevin Smith
Ralph Hurgee
Frank Fledges
Finneat Brengle
Charles Broadrup
Charles Schroeder
Joseph Smith
Scott Smith
Otho Keller
Trving
Ramsbury
Ross Zimmerman
Denver Horne
Willam Kline
W. Jolliffe
J. Waltere
P Compher
Tenchotton
B. Winger
D. Smith
F. Ebert
S. Engle
J. Cornpropst
E. Luby
J. Etchison
J. Hilderbrand
D. Staley
Cornpropst
Reading
Alfred
Wiliam Fras
N.york
St.Louis
Washin
National League
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Brook
Morrison
Gooch
Grimes
Miller
Wilts
Brookin
Chicago
Philada
Roston
Sy County Emancipation Associa
Tion
Woicap
Micconi
James °. Reed
Ladiesburs
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Eee
Pythian
Martinsburg
Blue Ridge
THE
Frederick-Town
Sanitary Laundry
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Continental
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
BABY
Purina
C. S. Schermerhorn & Son
North Market St
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