Maryland State Breaks Its Long Losing Streak
The Maryland State School nine defeated Myersville high school 19 to 2 in a postponed Frederick County High School League game at the Maryland School. McCall allowed four hits for Myersville while Winebrewer, Woolford, Stern, and Metty powered the Silent Cadets offense with heavy hitting. The game ended in the fifth inning due to time constraints, lifting M.S.D. into sixth place and dropping Myersville to last.
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Maryland
Myersville
Winebrewer
Woolford
Stern
Metty
McCall
Myeraville
Silent Cadets
Frederick County
Myersville High School
D. Drinks
Smith
Rf. Downes
P- Woolford
Metty, c
Rosehberi i. Fi
Sscesseees Po
RHO. A. EL Long
Va Paste
Kohle
Suepley
Harshman
Gaver
Ausherman
Morgan
Myrersville
Tome
Long
Horiie
Drinks
Toms
Mr. Dabel
Abe Omansky
ELOPER HELD FOR FORGERY IN LANCASTER
Lancaster reports George Muckle a 27 year old war veteran was arrested on return from Elkton Maryland after allegedly forging a 452 dollar check to fund a wedding trip. He had married five years earlier to a Philadelphia girl and worked at Woodside Stock Farms. He and Margaret Smith allegedly left for Philadelphia and then Elkton, with the girl's parents ready to accept him before police intervened.
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Lancaster
Elkton
George Muckle
SteToite
Philadelphia
Woodside Stock Farms
Veterans’ Bureau
Blue Ridge Notes Highlight Pitching Return and Record Day
Tommy Verecker of Hagerstown aims to be ready to pitch within a week if weather cooperates after an osteopath exam. A barley-horse strain from pitching early sidelined him. daily treatment begins. Strain, the Champs’ sharp second baseman, set a Blue Ridge League infield record with sixteen chances. Atherton and Downes declined the Sand League and will join Salisbury in June.
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Tommy Verecker
Hagerstown
Tommy
Strain
Blue
Atherton
Downes
Eastern Shore
Salisbury
Waynesboro Villagers tame Hagerstown in 7 1 victory
Burke pitched brilliantly allowing two hits as Waynesboro defeated Hagerstown 7 to 1 at Willow Lane Park. Shermant hit a high bouncer off a wooden ball that bounced back fair, while Larne and Rapine starred for the Blues. Batteries: Waynesboro Burke Link Hagerstown White Davis Phillips. Hanover-Chambersburg game called due to rain.
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Hagerstown
Burke
Waynesboro Vilagers
Willow Lane Park
Blues
Shermant
Waynesboro
Larne
Rapine
Link
White
Davis
Phillips
Hanover-Chambersburg
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia Boston and New York
At Philadelphia Athletics 8, Chicago 1 in 18 innings. At Boston Boston 4, St. Louis 3. At New York New York 6, Cleveland 4. Standings: New York 21 11 .656, Boston 18 14 .481, St Louis 19 12 .613, Cleveland 14 17 .452, Athletes 15 14 .517, Washington 12 19 .387, Detroit 15 15, Chicago 11 18 .379.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Onlcago
Heimach
Perkins
Faber
Schalk
Boston
St. Louis
Ferguson
Ruel
Vangilder
Severeid
New York
Cleveland
Shawkey
Schang
Table
Nanamaker
Washington-Detroit
W.L.P.C
W.L P.O. N.york
St-Louis
Clevelad
Waashin
Detroit
Chicago
National League Scores and Standings
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 1 0 batteres Donohue Hargrave Smith Henline. Chicago defeated Boston 6 3. St Louis won 11 0 over Brooklyn while Pittsburgh-NY rain. Standings show New York 20 8 714, Philadelphia 11 14 440, St Louis 17 11 607, Cincinnati 13 18 419, Pittsburgh 15 12 596, Brooklyn 11 16 407, Chicago 15 13 536, Boston 9 18 308.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Batterles—Donohue
Hargrave
Smith
Henline
Chicago
Boston
Batterles—Jones
O'Farrel
McQuillan
Gowdy
St. Louis
Brookma
W.L.P
W.L PO. N.york
Philada
St.Louis
Cincinti
Pittsbrg
Brookin
Dies After His Victory Assured He Was Named For Congress
Frank J. Noonan died suddenly in Pottsville after assurances of his Democratic nomination for Congress. He had served as county treasurer and was a U S marshal for the eastern district of Pennsylvania under President Wilson. Also, Mrs Jane R Gottshall, returning from voting, died suddenly at 72, an early advocate of woman suffrage.
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Noonan
Pottsville
Congress
Frank J. Noonan
United States
Pennsylvania
Pittedelesphia
Wilson
Jane R. Gottshall
Coal Field Visit Notes Tensions In Somerset Mines
H C Smith manager of Markell and Ford coal and wood yard returns from Donora Pennsylvania to report conditions in the non union coal fields of Somerset county. Production is slipping as mine operators push to keep union representatives out amid fear of disturbances.
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H. C. Smith
Markell and Ford
Hag
Heater Tarburton
Donora
Rev
J. A. Not
Meyeradale
Somerset County
Tanlac credited with new lease on life in Morrisville praise
Hundreds report Tanlac benefits across Trenian area with Mrs. Anna Page of Morrisville describing dramatic recovery. She details improved strength, appetite, stomach function, and energy after starting Tanlac and Vegetable Pills, noting relief from dizziness pain and fatigue.
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Anna EK. Page
T. Center Street
Morrisville
Penna
Frederick
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Kim
Blue Ridge
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Groce
IRPA
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Tre Gosman Gixerr Ale Co
Beltimore, Md
CHIVE
Jonnns
Bill
Frederick High School
Brosenourssons
Market ST
Patrick ST
Oxfords
B. Rosenour & Sons, Inc
Tanlae
Chas. Opel Jr
Isurance Service
Haller &Co
West Church
OPEL
Nat Cere
Tri-State Tracking Co
Phene North
Wash
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South Market St
Ovine
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