Fraley's Homer Wins For Locals In Tight Win
Frank Fraley homered to lift Frederick past Milwaukee 8 to 7 at Curry Field in the fifth inning. Fraley also pitched six strikeouts as Frederick pulled away after a rain-shortened doubleheader. The Brewers rallied with three runs in the sixth but Fraley sealed the win with a seventh inning, one-two-three. Milwaukee's six doubles highlighted the offensive display as James and Cooper drove in key runs. Fraley's blast capped a strong performance in a game that stretched past the noon hour.
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Frank Fraley
Curry
Frederick Hustlers
Milwaukee Bre
Case
Bree the Hustlers
Saime
Cooper
Fraley
Murdoch
Brewer
Innin Ray Steele
Frederick
Brewers
Hustlers
James
Bolling Field
Washington
McCurdy Field
Eyaag
Accesun
Austin F
Milwaukee
Sy Langley
Adenkins
Robinson
Frederiick
S_angleberger
Hoffman
Steele
Bowie
Forney
Newman
Angleberger
Stout
Straley
Hildebrand
Freier
Brooks
T Twenty
Walters
Tri-County League Results and Upcoming Games
Damascus defeated Williamsville 10 to 8 while Brunswick edged Walkersville 3 to 2 and Lancer beat Doubs 3 to 4 in the yesterday slate. Other games were postponed due to rain with several matches rescheduled for Sunday including Williamsville at Cedar Grove and Brunswick at Walkersville.
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Damascus
Liamsville
Brunswick
Walkersville
Lancer
Doubs
Rainty
Shiamsville
Cedar Grove
Waker
Middletown
Thurm
Stamps and Heritage Highlight 1938 Philatelic News
A 1938 news roundup notes stamps at plebiscite time and future U S and Allied issues. It mentions German stamps usable in Alabama, Albania linking King Zog to a Hungarian countess, commemoratives for Thomas Paine and Martha Washington, and designs by Boratynski with Paine and Washington figures. A million Paine stamps issued March 17.
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Genersh
Jennese
Erwin Puchinm
Ala Aprili
Albania
Zog
Geraldine
Thomas Paineis
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Martha Washington
Washington
New York
Empire State
Chrysler
Paine
W. Wacek
University of Maryland hopefuls highlight Morton and more
University of Maryland football prospect John Morton from Miliry stands six feet ten inches, weighs 178 pounds, and is 18. Left handed pitcher Grlin Rogers, sold by Wilkes-Barre Barons to Spartansburg in the Sally League, will be replaced by Joe Shaute acquired from the Boston Bees. Rogers won 16 games last season and has Virginia horler roots, with a prior signing by the Washington Senators before a Barons purchase. The standings section notes various clubs and personnel changes, including trades and releases, with historical references to earlier affiliations and a note that Gene Hasson was among three players exchanged for Seibert, who later moved from pitching to hitting.
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University of Meryland
John Morton
Miliry
Morton
Tte
Grlin
Bucky) Rogers
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Spartansburg
Joe Shaute
Boston Bees
Rogers
University of Virginia
Washington Senators
Trenton
Barons
Shade
Maneger
Whamascus. Wien
wuAswick
Cagress
Paul Kardaw
Pitca- Picedar Gro
Er Ob
Ai “Barre
Shakefield
Buffalo
Iyfiddietown
Lander Rei
Dick Seibert
Oraithurmont
Warne Redbirds
Thwalkersvill
Ijamsville
Philadelphia Athletics
Seibert
Brooklyn
Demonstration Appointment At College Pack May 15
Miss Venia M im ssistant director of the extension service of the University of Maryland announced the appointment of an agent for Miss Agnes Priscilla Super Bot 6001 Third Street N Wo Washington as a home demonstration urgent at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Pack
Agnes Priscilla
Third Street
N. Wo
Washington
Venia M.im
University of Maryland
Progressive squeeze yields contract for Mr William B Asher
In a bridge contest from New York, Mr William B Asher achieved a rare progressive squeeze to make a doubled redoubled contract. With favorable heart lead and a double, Asher forced East to discard while he built tricks in diamonds and clubs, aided by careful plays and a heart return. The article notes the hand and defense, praising Asher's incisive management of slips by opponents.
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Wiliam B. Asher
New York
South
Hearts
Asher
East
West
Mr. Asher
Washington D. E. R. Tax Exemption Move Sparks Debate
Washington reports Congress plans to ignore Roose plea to halt tax exempt bonds. Tax experts warn removal could aid business revival though the issue is complex. About 67 billion in federal and public bonds outstanding with potential losses to the treasury if exemptions end. Lenders favor tax exempt securities at modest returns, complicating any reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Congress
Rooseplea
New York
Difficult Moscow Ambassadorship Hinders U S Diplomacy
The article notes Washington struggles to appoint two new ambassadors to replace Joe Davies in Moscow as officials fear the post. It cites Russian secrecy, safety concerns for Americans, and a hostile climate that drives away capable diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussia
Joe Davies
Belgium
Moscow
State Department
Rubens
Bullitt
Paris
Board to Take Action to Recover Shortage in Rockville
In Rockville on May 6 the Board of County Commissioners planned action over a $5,000 shortage revealed by an audit of the county auditor during P. Ray Souder’s administration. State’s Attorney Janes H. Pugh submitted 66 forged checks totaling $1,612 with handwriting expert opinions. The board will pursue recovery from banks, with a settlement likely out of court. Souder was bonded for $2,000.
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Rockville
Board of County Commissioners
Sui
Cie
P. Ray Souder
Sauder
Circuit Court
Herman Snyder
Mount Airy Undertaker
Janes H. Pugh
Hej
Ray Souder
Pugh
F. Barnard Welsh
Souder
W H M S Officers For District Are Announced
Gaithersburg May 16 Officers of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the Washington district were announced after the annual meeting. The slate includes President Mrs J Luther Neff and Treasurer Mrs J A Linke with numerous department secretaries led by Mrs George Bennett and Mrs Clifford Hurley. Dr F R Bayley district superintendent was guest speaker.
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Gaithersburg
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
J. Luther Neff
T. F. Law
Kirs
L. Clarke
T. B. Jarvis
Myrtle Henry
J. A. Linke
P. L. Gaddle
George Bennett
Curtis Martin
C.O. Arthur
W. Clark Mair
John W. Edwards
Nelle Ross
C. V. Burnside
Clifford Hurley
Ralph Lane
G. Ellis Williams
Wesley Service Guild
H W. Stevens
Linke
F. R. Bayley
East Baltimore
The Payoff The Payoff By JLery Brondfield NEA Service
The text discusses a naval rivalries theme with references to Washington California and Cornell from a sports context. It mentions crews, regattas, and shelling, noting the emotional edges of Eastern and Western teams and a trend toward faster boats. The piece also touches on aircraft instruments and Swiss-made watches, implying technical precision and reliability themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlery Brondfield
NEA
Tabehiaiet
Sewards
Stevens
Washington
California
Karn Contends Straight Republican Ticket Unlikely
Air Karn announced a Republican slate is unlikely for the November election. He argued a straight Republican ticket could not win and would harm a Fusion state. His committee planned to meet that afternoon to discuss plans ahead of Monday’s meeting with anti-organization Democrats led by Joseph C Cantrel, Fusion delegate to the State Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Karn
Repubiican
Democrats
Joseph C. Cantrel
Fusion
Fusions To Proceed With Ticket Plans
Rockville May 18 announcement that factions plan a fusion ticket of Republicans and anti organization Democrats to challenge the straight ticket. Frank H. Karn president of the Board of County Commissioners and Republican Campaign chairman said fusion aims to unite factions against opposition. Remarks reference Dr C C Galloway without naming him.
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Rockville
Fac Sionists
Frank H. Karn
County Com- Sictets
Karn
Republican Camparen Committee
Fusian
C. C. Galloway
Dress Up the Kitchen for Summer Rooms
There are few homes where the kitchen is not dressed for summer with a good scrub, bright shelf paper, cloth decor, and gingham curtains to create a pleasant warming space on hot days. The article suggests simple, cheerful updates to transform kitchens.
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Homer
Tri-County League
Florence
Ge Stadt
Pole Fos
Joe Cuts
Showin
Putlong
Bes Signa
Max Nelng
WM. E. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
North
Kina
Desler
Sas
Opsner—& K
WKS
AKIET
Aaqie
Mids Duslicate
South West
D. ER
Foreign Service
NES Saruica, Inc
Walsh
Lee
Cornell Kates High
Cornell
Cayupa
Savy Walsh
Tye
Navy Cornell
Hudson River
Weatherstrip Screen Co
Quaker City
Frederick's
North Market Street
Rolk Nf
Rock of Axes
Fou
Memo
Rau
Grart U. A. Lough & Son
S. Market St
Bulova
McCgleery’s Jewelry Store
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
FrRederick Mo
Federal Depost Insurance E Corpora Hos
India
SS Cereals
Blue and Grey Beauty Shop
East Patrick ST
Pillsbury Washington
Cam Ritter
Bisquick
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