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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented game report shows Pearce delivering key hits while merchants and Byrd supply power. Rydr's sack and a string of four threes highlighted the inning as Peaster and Greer contributed strong infield and outfield plays.
The column lists national league results with Chicago and Brooklyn totals, then outlines Tri-State matchups and standings. It notes the M. S. D. Juniors defeating the Maryland School's third team, extending their winning streak with strong pitching by Stone and relief by Hollind, followed by a detailed box of players and hits.
The Adamatown baseball club travels to Maryland School for a three o clock afternoon game against the Maryland School team. The contest promises a keen rivalry and an entertaining matchup between the two squads.
Readable fragments indicate casting shifts for The Bohemian Girl at a local theatre. Mr Duffey, listed as Count Archibeln, and Mr Bimer Mutchower appear in key roles with others taking parts, while production details promise complete staging and realistic scenery for the show.
Amid reports that Earth may pass through Halley's comet tail observers note the event’s unlikelihood and mixed observations. Dr. Hooper of the Maryland Academy of Sciences discusses midnight demarcations while the M. A. C. baseball team extends its winning streak with a 14-7 victory over the Highth Grade and a cancelled game with Eastern College affecting today’s schedule.
A century ago the Rural Free Delivery department handled over a million letters yearly. A private post office and a streamlined mechanical system copy every letter for records. Seventeen clerks manage sorting, directing, and returning undelivered mail with high efficiency.
Joh House and Rd Rohrback of peat Burkittaville were arrested by Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Nauver on a peace warrant sworn by James Wetuit. They faced Judge Francis Smith and were sent to jail in default of 250 bail for threatening Wetuit. Bradshaw was jailed 100 bail for selling merchandise without a license.
Mr Rimbry entreating Prien da entertained guests at his hospital bone on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Nail and children Mr and Mrs Jobo Bohn and Masters Wilbur and John Bohn Misse Mabel and Hallie Ranklen Miss Eva Norwood of Ridgeville and Messrs Burnie Hartivon and Jon Blair. After a mid day collation of ice cream cake and fruit, the Sick Mins A Rosetta Barger of Boat Patrick street who fell and sprained her foot a few days ago is improving.
The county correspondent reports on funerals and church services in Liberty and nearby towns, visits among families in Unionville Broad Run and Foxville, circus attendance in Baltimore, farm improvements, and a dance floor addition. Several residents are noted visiting relatives, and a few local open houses and children's day plans are mentioned.
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