Thamps Open With Noon Parade For Opener In Frederick
The opening day parade forms at 1 45 pm at Market and Seventh with the Boys High Band Mayor Aldermen and local club players leading a long motor procession to Agricultural Park. Mayor Gilmer Schley will throw the first ball to start the season amid public support and a closing-early push by local merchants. Ramseyites depart for Hagerstown at noon to begin Blue Ridge League play with Ramsey facing King and Hurle or Ian catching Verecker or Mahan on the mound. The Hagerstown lineup includes O Hearn Layne Tala rez h Corcoran Diehl Davis or Philips.
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Cme
Market
Seventh Streets
Fenton Harris
Hagerstown
Hne
Harry Grove
Chas. Hitcshew
F.W. Staub
Fountain
Market Street
Patrick
Agricultural Park
Gilmer Schley
Frederick
Ump
Ramseyites
Ramsey
King
Hurle
Ian
Verecker
Mahan
L. James
Downey
Strain
Gardner
Neptune
Chick Day
Miller
P. James
Blethen
O'Hearn
Layne
Talarezh
McKnight
Rapine
Corcoran
Diehl
Davis
Philips
County News Roundup From Taneytown Visit Notices
Taneytown reports visits by Mrs. Mary L. Motter and Miss Ferne Snook among others. Local election yielded a single ticket with 48 votes. Delegates elected to the Maryland Classis meeting and fire company convention set for Frostburg. Notable visits include Miss Margaret Shorb and Mrs. Marian Sterrald, with various residents traveling to Annapolis and York, Pa.
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Ferne Snook
Frederick
Margaret Shorb
Rocky Ridge
Wikliam M. Obler, Jr
Bernard Shaum
David B. Shaum
Edith Cooper
Reta Hose Shaum
Baltimore
Shaun
Thomas J. 3. Morris
Guy P. Bready
Alfred Stonesifer
Tanexytown
Grace Reformed Church
Maryland
Charles E. Riddinger
Riddinger
York
Fiown Volunteer Fire Company
Ho. i
Satate Firemens
Bel
Frostburg
Robert S. McKinney
Walter A.bowers
Harry C Brir_ge
Birnie Babston
Chars Duss
Walte A. Wil , Rae
Chas. G. Bord
Sherman Wilds
Sergett Bankard
Burgess S. Miller
Weekend Fortunes in Central District Basketball Schedule
A chaotic OCR styled schedule lists basketball games for Frederick, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Chambersburg, Hanover, Waynesboro, and other towns across Monday to Saturday. Several city names are misspelled, creating unclear pairings and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Rockville High Wins Montgomery Field Meet
Rockville High School won the Montgomery field meet held at Rockville fairgrounds attracting thousands from across the county and district. More than one thousand participated across running, sprinting, distance, relays, shot, hammer and jumping events with Rockville scoring 147 points to Gaithersburg 91 and Sandy Spring 51.
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Montgomery County
Rockville Fairy Grounds
Calatabia
County Board of Education
William J. Burdick
Public Athletic League
Edwin W. Broome
Bath
Rockville High School
Gaithersburg High
Sandy Spring High
Poolesville
Germantown
Kensington
Laytonsville
Fairland
Seneca
Woodside
Potomac
Unity
Burtonsville
Bethesda
BASE BALL SCORES AND STANDINGS FROM SUNDAY GAMES
The Philadelphia Athletics beat St Louis 7 to 4 with Stommel Perkins Von Gilder and Severeid at bat. Boston defeated Chicago 3 to 1 with Pennock Ruel Leverette and Schalk as batters. New York and Detroit played 18 innings to a 3 to 3 tie with Ehmke Basster Shawkey Murray and Schane. Washington defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 with Uhle Bagby O Neill Francis Peckinpaugh. Sunday results also show New York beating Detroit 8 to 5 and Washington 4 to 3 over Cleveland with Mooeridge Peckinpaugh Edwards Keefe and O Neill contributing. Standings list New York 19 10 .655 Athletics 12 14 .462 St Louis 18 10 .643 Boston 11 13 Cleveland 14 14 .500 Washington 11 18 Detroit 13 15 .468 Chicago 11 15 .425
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Philadelphia
Athletics
St . Louis
Stommel
Perkins
von Gilder
Severeid
Boston
Chicago
Pennock
Ruel
Leverette
Schalk
New York
Detroit
Ehmke
Basster
Shawkey
Murray
Schane
Washington
Cleveland
Uhle
Bagby
O'Neill
Francis
Peckinpaugh
W.L
W.lp.c
N York
St.Louis
Clevelad
Washin
National League results and standings brief
Baseball results from multiple games: St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 5 with North pitching. Chicago edged New York 3 2 in 10 innings. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 3 1. Pittsburgh beat Boston 3 1. St Louis topped Philadelphia 5 1. Chicago beat New York 5 4 in 10 innings. Standings show Philadelphia 11 12 478, St Louis 14 y 14 w 440, Chicago 12 12 520, Boston 7 16 3M.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Meadows
Henline
Pfeffer
Walker
Clemens
Chicago
New York
Rames
Causey
Snyder
Alexander
O'Farrell
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Ruether
Mamausx
Miller
Luque
Harcrave
WIII
Prca W. II
B.C. S.york
Philada
St Louis
Brookin. i
Liushre
Chier Sy
Boston
Mount St Mary's Prep Baseball Beats Gettysburg Academy
Mount St Mary's Prep defeated Gettysburg Academy 10 to 2 on Saturday. Smith pitched for the Mountaineers and stifled the visitors as county lads produced heavy hitting. Gettysburg managed to reach base but struggled against the Mountaineers' defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's Prep Baselail
Gettysburg Academy
Smith
Gettysburg
Man Receives Probation After Beating Case
An English language reform of the incident reports Constantine Yodag charged with beating his wife. The judge declared him fit to live, then ordered him to kneel and kiss his wife’s foot, before placing him on probation.
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Mary
Atier
Constantine Yodag
Hao
Jaige
Middletown Beats Woodsboro In Valley League Tilt
Middletown defeats Woodsboro 7 to 3 as Lynn Smith holds Woodsboro to three hits and six strikeouts. Beachely and Drenning spark the Juniors with key plays while Clyde Hauver starts for Woodsboro and leaves with an arm injury. Union Bridge falls 4 to 7 in a separate game as the Valleyite hitters struggle against a sharp Middletown pitching staff.
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Lynn Smith
Contia- 100
Union
Bridge Nine
Middletown
Valley
de Town
Clyde Haover
Woodsboro
Valkyites
Smith
Bruce LeGore
Catshall
Fire Cougood
Woodstore
Pany
Crum
Gardner
Drenning
Hellander
Will Hauver
Hann
Valleyites
Hull
Frederick
B. LeGore
Junior Fire Co. AB
R. H.O
E. Donsife
M. Frankie
Wachter
Kennedy
T. Baker
AB. R.H O. A. E. Belxander
Hauver
Warehime
Ofc
Mauver
Holmes
IFA
Remsberg
C.f
Martin
Beachley
Slby
Smeak
Withidea
Kepler
Belxander
Abalt
Donsife
E. Hauver
Wachenter
Br Smith
Yre
Jr. Fire Co
Union Bridge
Woodeboro
W. Hall
I. Gardner
F. Kennedy
Clyde Hauver
Beachely
Bur Reachler
Tage
Reachler
Nlar
White
Wilthide
Hanver
Haces
Gover
Uncle Joe Walling Sets Out on Fourth Frisco Trek
Khaki clad 79 year old Uncle Joe Walling formerly of Baltimore leaves home at 9:30 a.m. with knapsack and letters for a new stroll toward Frisco. He aims to Relair then New York and ultimately to Canada, seeking a hoped for blessing from Red Men and attempting this journey for the fourth time.
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Joe" Walling
Baltimore
Frisco
South Paca Street
Red Men's Hall
North
Paca Street
New York
War of Canada
Federalsburg Man Begins Coast to Coast Bicycle Trip
Nobie of Federalsburg, a former army member, rides a coast to coast bicycle tour to Los Angeles. He started last week, traveling dawn to dawn for about two months to gain health, following a physician's advice for open air treatment.
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Robert K. Nobie
Federanburg
Sho Ie
Satumar
Jones
Nobie
Los Angeles
California
Montgomery County Dearne baseball opens May 20 at multiple sites
The Montgomery County Dearne baseball season starts Saturday afternoon with Kensington at Rockville Bethesda at Gaithersburg and Royds at Damascus. Each team will play two games, with the season ending September 2. Teams are expected to be stronger and more closely matched than last year.
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Montgomery County Dearne
Kensington Plate
Rockville
Bethesda
Gaithershurz
Royds
Damascus
Fach
Briarley Hall Avengers End Cadets Streak in Poolesville
Briarley Hall Military Academy defeated the Cadets 9 to 0 at Poolesville on Saturday. Ralph Burgee failed after seven innings as Briarley Hall rallied in the eighth for seven runs led by strong hitting and steady defense. Final score 9-0 with Briarley Hall breaking the Cadets long winning streak. Also: All Stars beat Pythian Castle 5 pins in bowling, and Edward Torohoe, 70, killed by freight train in Edgemoor Delaware while crossing tracks.
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Sidney Lodge
Briarley Hall Military Academy
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Briarley Hall
Ralph Burgee
R.H.C. Ale
Barrick
Qj Wolfe
Smith
J. Smith
Oorceo Brengle
Wolfe
Mit
Sree Air Certee
R. Burgee
Trundte
Ratisford
Burgee
Waters
Burger
Frederick
Cadets
Briarly Hall
All Stars
Pythian Castle
Margi
AR State
Umberger
Albaugh
Sheeler
Perry
Shafer
Orrison
Grimex
Derr
Speaks
Shaw
Killa
Wilmington
Del
Edward Torohoe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edgemoor
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Thamps
County News
Taneytown
Mary L. Motter
Jacob Buffington
New Oxford
James
John Bufington
Mondy
Lewisdale
Mieg
Virginia Cecil
Monie Watkins
Orlah Lawson
Gaithersborn
T. sWerkses
Lestie Beall
Mies
Mstile Layton
Quesant
D. W. Beall
Rockville High
Montgomery Field
Pillette
Bassler
Mays
Schang
Mooeridge
Edwards
Keefe
Pertha
Alnsmith
Hing
Winters
Cheeves
Ryan
Cincinnati & Brook- Inn
Donahue
Hargrave
Shriver
Hungiing
Pittsburch
Pittsburgh, Jr
McQuillan
Gowdy
Cooper
Mattox
Mt. St. Mary's
Woodsboro Downs Union Bridge
Poolesville League
Poolesville Community League
E. W. Aaron
Harry L. Willard
Ruth Beall
A. M. Reddick
Robert Albnati
E. P. Wroth
Howard W. Spartier
George Niilard
AE Edmondaton
Robert Gras
Brran W. Walling
Robert W Stout
Thomas R. Hall
League
Poolesville High School
Federaisburg
Bicycle
Tera
Sid Lodge
Omer
Vicks
Frederick-Town Savings Institution
U. S
Sarglus Fund
State of
County of Frederick
SS. I. J. Marshall Miller
J. Marshall Miller
Thomas A. Chapline
F. Columbus Knott
Jacob Rohrback
C. Thomas Kemp
Continental
JOW
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
McHenry Brothers
Bentz Streets
H. R. Hanna
McHenry Bros
G. C. McHenry
BABY
Purina
C. S. Schermerhorn & Son
North Market St
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
North Market Street
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