Baseball game summary with chaotic OCR errors
In a high scoring contest the visitor team won 18 to 5 after leading early and maintaining pressure through the middle innings. Key players include Pearce Merchant Harris and Morgan for the visitors with supporting contributions from Ryer Gittinger Malone and Byrd. The game ended in the eighth inning due to the time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Pearce
Barton
Morgan
Harrix
Gittligern
Malone
Ryer
Merchant
Abe
Natiln
Peaster
Montel
him—Pearce
Point of Rocks Baseball Narrowly Edges Maryland School
In a tense game at Point of Rocks the home club barely beat Maryland School 4 to 3 as late errors and a fourth inning rally decided the outcome. Maryland School tied it with timely hits in the eighth but Point of Rocks held on. Final line: Point of Rocks 4 Maryland School 3. Umpire Thomas presided. Hull assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan’ Bawatday
Point of Rocks
Maryinod
Padecol Greninde
Maryland Bebool
Maryland
Wl Shoreweit
Cromer Krent
Doak “Y Rocks Teata
Abc
Selivol
Nicol Gawilt
Lenée
Maryland Eerie
Ecore
Osle
O'Hara
Wright
Old Wither
Paesed Dathi
Snoulfer
Rocke
M.S. D
Strovk
Boyle
Kisher
Firat
Errarm
Polnt
Balk
Fisher
Thomas
Doubs
Hull
MD School
Young Fredericks Forfeit After Split With Outlaws
The Young Fredericks defeated the Young Outlaws 23 to 13 in a newsroom report, then forfeit the game because they did not play the full match. The final ruling names the Young Giante as the winner, with three-base hit by Rogar Lipps and notable fielding plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilante Aljegs
Young
Frederick's
Tus
Baseball
Outlaws
Azore
Notnaglo
Steele
Fredericks
Phobus
Mullinix
Cilante
Fredericke
Giante
Howe
Prenton Michael
Rogar Lipps
Young Cisne
R Lipps
Kennedy
V. Rhinehart
Phelre
Young Fredericks
Steele Nothagle
Unger
Mountaineers Win Over Marsjena Aggies 7 to 4 on Home Ground
Mount St Marys beat Marsjena Agricultural College 7 to 4 at home as visitors struck three of their nine runs in the third inning through locals’ fielding lapses. Cortelyou allowed 10 hits producing seven runs while Wynard and Malipa starred in left field and tight spots. The Macabee attraction from Washington vs the Y Bs CG Avcteaim was scheduled for Athletic Park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineers
Mount St. Mary’s
Marsjena Agricultural College
Aggies
Cortelyou
Malioy
Vale
Wynard
Malipa
Macabees
Washington
Y. Bs. CG Avcteaim
Athletic Fark
Baseball Scores from Saturday and Sunday Games
American and National League results from Saturday show Athletics beating Philadelphia in 11 innings 4 to 3 and New York routing St Louis 14 to 0. Other notable outcomes include Washington over Cleveland 1 to 0 and Detroit defeating Boston 7 to 3. National League games featured Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia 6 to 2 and Chicago beating Boston 4 to 1. Standings list Philadelphia and Chicago leading respective leagues with others close behind.
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Caturday
Bynday
Philadelphia-—Athletics
Yatterina
Plank
Coombs
Thomas
Rath
Wayne
Payne
Washington
Cleveland
Batterien
Johnson
Jost
Clarke
Benton
Dotralt
Heston
Mullin
Standage
Cicotts
Carrigan
New York-New York
St. Jiouis
Batteries
Vanghe
Sweehey
Kinsella
Powell
Stephens
W. L. PO. Athletics
Boston
York
Wauhtn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Moren
Popin
Adama
Maddox
Gibson
Chicago
Curtis
Graham
Bell
Irwin
St. Louis
New York
Sallee
Brownahan
Raymond
Marquard
Schiei
AL Cincinaty
Cincinnati
Brook In
Rowan
Mclean
Rte Louis
St. Lowe
Batterley
Corridon
Phelps
Bresnahan
Writek
Mayers
Horton
Richie
Archer
Mattern
Burke
W.L
Philada
Laoule
N.york
Foxtmi
Local notes from Browningvll area recount visits and society events
County correspondence from Browningville lists visits by Mrs UO H Kidwell H W Burdette and others to Fountain Mills near here with families. Mrs Tarver Burdette and Mrs W Broadhurst visited relatives. Gregory Watkins and Hat Linthicum visited New Market. Ladies Aid Society met at Maurice Watkins home. Residents John Heagy Roy Lewis Clifford Watkins and J Walter Stith noted for visits and movements. Church Hill details include Ladies Aid meeting May 15 preaching at Luther church and multiple Sunday visits and gatherings with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shook
John Cgirovu
Clyde Cutler
Catl
Harry Whipp
Mr. Viris
Oda Stockman
Abilde
Ry Zigmannan’s
Nee Neltientelt
Marie Berrad
Tri State League Saturday Scores and Standings
Reading Altoona and Trenton Johnstown games led a busy Saturday in the Tri State League with scores 4-2 and 6-1. Batteries listed include Steete McAleege and Ram say Millman for Reading, and Craig Kerr Godell Troy Knottr AL Harrisburg-arrisburg for Trenton and York. Eastern League results show Montreal Baltimore 2-?, Newark Buffalo 9-5, with standings for Newark Toronto Buffalo Balto Rochet Provinc Jersey City and games planned today Baltimore Montreal Newark Buffalo Jersey City Rochester Providence Toronto.
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Tristate League
Reading
Altoorr
Steete
McAleege
Ramsay
Millman
AL Trenton
Trenton
Johnstown
Cathera
Ryernon
Harnin
Pherre
Stansborrs
WOOL
Altoona
Williams
York
Newark
Buffalo
W.lp.c
Woop Newark
Toronto
Balto
Rocett
Montel
Provinc
Jersey C
Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Railroads Develop Own Farms to Boost Freight and Food Supply
The railroad system expands its poultry and dairy operations with a Kent Washington poultry farm and a Paradize Montana garden farm to self supply 150 dozen eggs daily and fresh milk. The plan includes 11,000 hens and 3,900 cows plus dairy and bakery support, aiming for improved service by owning poultry yards rather than relying on external suppliers.
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Maoltiec Kaltwity
Tta
Seattle
Aehat
St.Paul
Kent
Wash
Paradixe
Mont
Java
Tan
Arrest of old indictment suspect at home search
Deputy Sheriff Hauver and Sheriff Toms apprehend Geto Smith near Sabliaville after locating him in his father’s home. Smith, indicted in September 1908 for wheat theft from John Ambrose of Lants, was held on a writ of capias and $150 bond awaiting court. Samuel A. Lewin represented the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauver
Toms
Havera
Antares C. Smith
Geto. Smith
Sablileaville
Smith
John Ambrose
Lants
Alice
Waynesboro
Motter Wen
Jobo
Samuel A. Lewin
Camroll County
Hen
Ineeens
Justioe
J. Francis Smith
Carroll County
Thurmont Memorial Event to Honor Abe Graves
On Saturday afternoon May 28 in Thurmont town hall the Grand Acuderee of the lat day in their town hall will host a memorial ceremony. Members from Thurmont and nearby towns will take part as public exercises are held with Colonel Saree and other local figures delivering remarks. Attendees are urged to bring notices and records for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp
Thurmont
O’glock
Halle
Centernat
Sosietien
Arnee
Sencu
Mon Moem
Reno
Irene
Need Not Fear Comet Says Dr Wood
Dr Wood assures Halley’s comet poses no seismic threat despite Earth’s approach. He cites observations from Cleveland and John Hopkins, explains the long comet tail and its distant glow, and notes the display will be visible with naked eye only briefly. The comet’s path through the tail and dates of appearance and final exit are outlined.
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Wood
Clovevil de
Heesid
Juma
Triple Wreck on B and C Railroad Between Avalon and Relay
A coupling failure on the Baltimore and Ohio main line near Avalon and Relay caused a triple wreck. Eastbound trains collided after a curve, engineer G W Voyce and fireman Michael Frick escaped. The rear train crushed into the caboose, several coal cars overturned, lines blocked, passengers moved, and crews cleared debris for hours. telegraph wires and track signals damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Avalon
Relay
Nehester
Sigial
G. W. Voyce
Michael Frick
Rad
Death Notice and Reflections From 1910 Maryland Church Record
The Re formed Church Messenger notes the death of Mrs. M. Jeanette Brown on Easter Sunday in Frederick, Maryland. She was wife of James A. Brown and daughter of Abram and Mary Getzendaner, a devoted member and friend to the poor. Her lineage includes French Huguenot and English roots, with descent from Captain Edward Salmon of London who served in the Federal Army. The obituary laments the shock to family and community and highlights her sterling qualities. The piece also includes a brief, unrelated column on Anglo-Saxon sporting enthusiasm, contrasting American and English sports culture with Nashville’s framing echoed from The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Reformed Church
Frederick
Jeanette Brown
James
Abram
Mary Getzendaner
Alec
Edward Salmon
London
England
Florence suit over alleged infidelity stars in Milan court
Co-Responder Rome May 16 reports that Boul of Florence sues his wife Mme Giachetti for alleged infidelity. The case centers on a long marriage and a dispute over trust and separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Asas
Rome
Fijpo Boul
Florénce
Mme. Giachetti
Florence the
Eri
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Leaney
Ay Nicol
Duvall
H. Wright
Suouffer
Dutrove
Bate
Ecole
Aly HW
Talbots
Tae
Flaher
Ardy
Apap
Lipps Club
Lippe Athletic Club
Union Manufacturing Club
Selvy
Lippe Club
Lipps Chiby
Batterice—Union Manufacturing Club
Kaipple and Stranglmat
Lipps
Selvey Kennedy
Geme
Tate Processive
Martha
Rte Bree the
Nawe
Santos
Murchaneey
Manhattan Soap CO
Montreal
Nashville
Ray
Norway
Cheinttimis
Gdeisting
Indy Farry
D. Bumgardner
CG. K. Cline
P.O
Aalross
Franklin Trutterey
Hockee
Otye Ysgar Co
Clevelant
McHenily
Weller's Alley
Hagerstown, Maiyland
Sveeral
iFredveick and Monocacy Turnpike Road Company
Central Nae Pional Bank
Richard Potts
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Ovrice
Puntte Seavick
Buraina S
Warrimony
Fresdfetlck Railroad Company
Bonda
HTC
Elite
Atte A
James M. Ambler
Drony
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Louisa F. Engelbrecht
Lnte
Ereby Warne
Msgodst
Eculor
Sheb Seer
Andere
Coe Soar
May Ladiz
Itis
Bourben L. Welty
East Church ‘Street
Rot Ates
Jonn Vt
Lewis' Waite
Zaib
de Mantis
Booth Market Street
Ari Fee
Sara Mabing
TYSOK
Estodir
Delaide Schmitt
Sarutte
HALR
Bcalp Specialibz
Carey
Farben
West Baratoor
Pit. Fi
ATHIS
Nortic Market
Kyury
Evard Kepner
North Market Street
K. Frederick
James A. Long
North Market
Frederick, MD
H. E. Peterman
W. Franklin
Prederick
City
Gr. M. Hett
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Omica
R. R
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Adeshte Etitk
Mattia
Merhl F. Moberly
Patziak Strom
Meio, Wien
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