Buck Hsnratty Out With Ill Mother Leaves Hubs
Buck Hsnratty third baseman for the Hubs is recalled home due to his mother's illness and will miss several days. Manager Snyder names Luke Knanas or Arthurs to fill hot corner duties. Reports mention Fryman as a fresh Osmer rival, while the opening day errors rise across three league games.
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Snyder
Buck
Luke Knanas
Arthurs
Hamatty
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Osmer
Fryman
Hubs
Louisiana
High School League Yesterdays Results And Standings
Frederick defeated Thurmont 7 to 3 in a recent High School League game. Standings show Middletown and Frederick tied atop the table, with Frederick at 1 loss and Middletown at 2. Also noted is a postponed Elk’s minstrel show from May dates to November to stage a larger production.
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Frederick
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Brunswick
the Elk’s Minstre's
City Opera House
Walkersville Romps In Junior High Tilt On 18 To 6
Walkersville High School defeated Liberty High School 18 to 6 in a junior high league game at Walkersville. Perry homered in the second inning as Walkersville pounded the ball and capitalized on errors for a lopsided win.
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Liberty Squad
BE Perry
Liberty H. S
E. Creager
Rippeon
Furray
Carter
Nicodemus
Baker
Gernand
Gratull
Ecene
Walkersville H. S. AB. R. H. C. A
R Smith
M. Derr
Ss. Trent
Jacobs
Reddick
P. Smith
Gibson
E. Derr
Crum
Eink Wees
Liberty H S
Thurmont Gets Lone Mt St Marys Preps Bingle In Game Here
Two-base hits by Downes and Winebrewer highlight the contest as Thurmont posts a lone victory over Mt St Marys prep team Bingle. Downs strikes out, a 4 Howard. A double play by Vacht unassisted. Pitchers noted as Wit by pitched ball. Time of game two hours. Umpires Johnson and Ring.
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MT. ST. Mary's
Bingle
Silentees
Downes
Winebrewer
Balle
Howard
Triedman
Johnson and Ring
Frederick
Silent Cadets
Thurtont High
St. Mary's
Shipley
R. H
Kenn
Carter
Rainsburg
Smith
Shipsey
Friedman
Wenzel
Rosenberg
Whelps
Tecter
Witter
Wes Nee Q Downes
Mt. St. M
Harbaugh
H. Cantrell
Creage
Nose
McNichol
Fraley
Am Fuor
Belfi
Leatherman
Vaeth
Emrich
Weller
P. See
J. Cantrell
Pryor
McCaffrey
Flory
Ofee
MW Finch
A F. McCaffrey
Weddle
Weer
Spalding
Finch
Creager
Rame
Walter
Quinn
Diana may be aerials in modern radio tower plan
New York May 16. The NY group led by Janos F Kerr proposes converting the Diana statue atop Madison Square Garden into a broadcasting antenna. Three wireless engineers test converting the Saint Gaudens sculpture into a usable aerial for transmitting and receiving signals.
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NEA
New York
Madison Square Garden
Janos F. Kerr
Saint-Gaudens
Justifiers and radio in wartime society
Government hospitals receive radio sets and the nation hosts over 18 000 amateur stations. Average set costs about 100 dollars while Russia has 290 stations and Moscow hosts three strong broadcasters. European amateurs better at catching American signals. Paris allocates 20 000 francs to radio in schools. Connect A battery first, B battery clear to protect tubes. Ernest Hobbs reports cross continental signals from Shenectady and Paris studios plan to mimic storms on air.
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Moscow
Europe
Paris
Ernest Hobbs
Shenectady
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Fragmented Note on Upward Operations and Ominous Gout
A fragment notes upward progress of twenty four hundred with separate operations required in the ominous aquum of gout grade water. It mentions compels and a corrective action linked to status or condition.
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