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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1910

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Whitewash Victory Highlighted By Strong Hitting

In a tense matinee, the home nine used timely hitting to seal a whitewash over the visitors. Byrd anchored the offense with a three bagger and later a two bagger while Pearce worked through the innings with steady pitching. The local lineup produced multiple extra-base hits including a homer and two three-baggers as the inning-by-inning scoring built a secure lead.

Belding Beldin Snd W. Brump Cecetello Byrd Morgan Merchant Nallin Gon An Arith Pearce Siceae Sued Cate Gate Keyatone Eatc

Notable Baseball Patchwork From Local Nine Season

The article recounts a lively baseball sequence with players like Nadito, Byrd, Greene, and Beck y showing strong fielding and clutch hitting. It notes 24 put-outs by Matose and critical catches by Morgan, against Frederick and Western Maryland College with a streak of 24 straight wins under Manager Haugh, culminating in upcoming games against Linden Athletic Club.

Nadito Byrd D Clouta Belog Becky Merchant Selyage'a Morgan Western ‘Maryland Westminster Linden Athletic Club

BASE BALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY'S GAMES

American League results show Athletics blanking Chicago eight to nothing in Philadelphia, Detroit beating Boston eight to six at Roaton, New York defeating St. Louis eight to two, with Cleveland losing to Washington two to one. National League standings list Pittsburgh atop the table, with Philadelphia and Brooklyn also contending. Chicago and Boston lag behind. Tristate and Eastern League scores feature York, Williamsport, Reading, and Altoona, with several postponed games and a mix of winners and losers.

Rssault Philadelphia Athletics Chitengo Batterlord Bender Thomas Beott Block Roaton Boston St. Loni Et Lous Les Vulta Lelphig Rlox Ewing Morphey Dobln Harmon Pheipna Pittsburg PhbHilpps Gibson Frocn Grivoakdyn Chipponee Voaklyn Chicago New York Cineinnat PO. Wi Pittabig Bagins York Claclath Loule Philada Brookin

Banker Kills Himself in Leesburg Home Tragedy

Roan Atchard treasurer of a Virginia bank and firm official, killed himself with a shotgun at his Leesburg residence yesterday morning. Aged about 30, his death stunned neighbors as his young son witnessed the tragedy. Authorities note his accounts appeared straight but funds were found missing after the shooting. His widow, formerly Miss Bessie Leith of Anisdo, Loudoun, and three small children survive along with relatives in Bluemont and North Carolina.

Atchard Roan Farmer’ and Merciante’” Banking and ‘Trant Company Lagsburg, Vi Leesburge Ross Virginia Laesburg Amerlohn National Bak Washington Hia Kenae Bon Ol Fenton Huss Bluemont Clyde Fapton Loew North Carolina Earl Ross Oakland Cal

Death notices and obituaries in Middletown area

Multiple local obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Mary Ann Maia age 71 72 in Middletown and widow of Peed Tubias Main with surviving children and funeral arrangements at Lutheran cemetery Middletown. William Eb Kain age 70s noted contractor and Fire Company member with funeral at Mt Olivet. infant son of Charles and Laura Crawford buried at Maylivet with service at Filag Hill Church led by Rev Absalom Knox.

MIB F. P. Main Mary Ann Maia Peed Tubias Main Mididletown Noumoria Caides Abeia George 13 Bigot Near Jefferson Roogle Washington Hinton Willard Iredarick George Ae ‘Lolthmai Lawn Fea Moin Wah Mintek Saendel Shafer Middletown Mra Daniel Beachley Near, Broad William EE. Kain William EB. Kahn South Market Attaoil Howsens United Fire Company Vevin Wiidow Erde Mt. Olivet Charlee Laura Crawford Park Mille Filag Hill Church Rov Absalom Knox Frederick Wort Jobs Whitemore Geo. Greene John Schwarts Wilbur Carson Geo. W. Poterawartho Meylivet

Hagerstown Civic League forms for sanitary drive

President Joseph C. Roulette of the Hagertown Civic League announces a new committee to map a future course, plan a fly ordinance modeled after Cleveland, and launch a campaign for better sanitary conditions. The group includes J Clarence Lape as chairman and several former officials and residents. Also notes a Young Athletics win over M A C with Rhoads and Brookey starring. score details and misc. plays recorded.

Joseph” C. Roulette Hagertown Civic League Ate Episcopel Parish Ya Wague J. Clarence Lape J. Spangler Kieffer Williamee Abraham’ C Btrite Thomas Poffersberger Jameca Findlay Edgar H Ziegles Francis H. Miller Johe Gosh Bower Mra J.spaegterstiefler League Incorporated Forest Cleveland

County Correspondence from an Eastern Town

A county correspondence column from Cragghstown and Troutville area reports multiple Sunday visits and family connections. Names include Mira Werkine, Mira Stevens, Bertie Stevens, Newton Fulton, Lewistown residents, the Warner family, and the Steven siblings, with many local households hosting relatives and attending events such as a Yellow Springs Sunday School convention and church services.

Creaghhstown Mira Evelyn Werkine Troutville Mira Rachel Stevens Bertie Stevena ooSir Newton Fulton Walkersville Mes Doreiand Wite Lewistown Annie Harper

Mount St Marys College Commencement Date and Graduates

Commencement exercises at Mount St. Marys College are scheduled for June with exams not yet held. The senior class lists names and hometowns including Edward J. Chaisty Baltimore Maryland John J. Tierney Louisville Kentucky Henry F. Goeken Lancaster Ohio and others.

Mount St. Mary's College Dass Edward J. Chaisty Baltimore Mia John J. Tierney Louiaville Henry F. Goeken Lancaster Benjamin J. Molina Merida de Yucatan Mex Charles Joseph J. O'Brien Avoca Cletus Keating New York City Edwin V. ‘Montague Philadelphia Stephen ,J. ~Buttimer Somerville Mann Daniel ¥. Fahey Morris Park Clarence Hoke Emmitaburg Joseph A. Farrell Pat John ‘ D. Victory Pittsburg

Jackson's Recital Impresses Woman's College Audience

Delon Jackson attracted a animated crowd at Woman's College with a varied program highlighting his vocal range. He opened with Mandel's Where’er You Will and closed with Schubert, while accompanists Miss Rose Rively, Miss Virginia Carty, and organist Frank Frysinger supported him. Carty and Bircy received praise for their artistry and technique.

Woman's College Delon Jackson Ite-Ecleet Mandel Frederick Fea Sloger King Temptation Hines Ather Bon Ghost Thei Cshare Firesent Nisa Carty Misa Bircy Atx Frysinger Brellman

Fight in Montgomery county for delegation to nominating convention

A fierce contest erupts in Montgomery County over control of the delegation to the Republican congressional nominating convention in Frederick on June 9. Front runners Blair of Silver Spring and Warner Jr. of Kensington lead vigorous campaigns with key supporters and a mobilized voter push. If the Lee primary law applies, direct county voting could alter the race, with primaries set for June 4.

Montgomery County Frederick Glet Blair Silver Spring Brainard LW. Warner, Jr Kebsington Hammer and Tonge Quesol Blair Warder Frignda Frank. L. Gewitt Uriah L. W. Grifith O. W. Clu Alfred G. Buhrman James ‘I’. Purdum Scott Duvall Edward W. Byrne Benjamin H. Miller Chartea Irk Monard Marlowt Maurice Browning Johnn Ward Cranmer Griffith Arthur Stabler Mr. Warner, Sr Congress George A. Pearce Warner Kensington Warner Dy A. A. Brandock James P. B. Viers Rockville George W Merde Mont Rowery Straue Pres Tech Ltd

James Barton Key Dead At Seventy Description

James Barton Key, 67, sole surviving male descendant of Francis Scott Key, author of The Star Spangled Banner, died in New York where he had lived for years. His father James Barton Key had died earlier. the family once lived in Baltimore and later moved to Washington. He earned a bachelor of laws but never practiced. he was a bachelor with several relatives. Burial will be in Green Cemetery at Baltimore. The item also recalls Balzac’s confinement tale, noting Balzac kept a servant for twenty-two days and isolated himself from the world to finish a manuscript.

James Barton Key Francis, Scott New York Janes ‘Barton Key Baltimore Washington Jamies Barton Wlan Mnoreyot Robert Crank Potter New Yorhu Mate Ars Charles Howard Smirs Maria Howard Key Henry Barton’ Jacobe

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