Baseball farm system ideas stir Cardinals and rivals
A jumble of names and facts discusses the Cardinals and other powerhouse clubs shaping farm systems and pennant chances. It mentions Rickey and Co., several minor leagues, and figures like Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean, noting major league bodies and farm sales amid 1930s baseball upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Lews Cardinals
World Feri
Jon, Rickey & Co
Octopus
May Eatfits
New York Yankees
Forma
Detroit
Washington
Philsia
Brooklyn
Sinner
Boston Red Ie
Chicago
Rickey
Cardinals
Deans
Martin
Collins
DeLathey
Ameton
Jerry
Stry
Drary
Terry
Louis Farms
iLLEY BOOTERS RUN RIDGE OVER WILLIAMSPORT WILDCATS
The iLley Booters overwhelmed Williamsport Wildcats in a McFacun League game in Middletown on Sunday afternoon, sprinting to a big halftime lead and widening it after the break. Rudy scored a spectacular solo goal, Plush added a second, and a penalty helped seal the win as Williamsport offered little resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Rudy
Wildcats
Middletown Roster Goes Through Scoring Drills Before Practice
Middletown used players Plush Wise A Rudy CD Rudy W Rudy Shafer Seigler Oh jer Kefauver Kepier W Hauver C Rudy and Buzzard for scoring drills. A practice game is set with Clearspring at Middletown Sunday afternoon. Manager Dutch Shafer calls a Thursday night meeting at Model Garage at 745, excluding those with intricate jobs using company supplied equipment. A Garageteris note hints at customers doing all repair work themselves.
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Middletown
Plush
Wise
A. Rudy
CD. Rudy
W. Rudy
Shafer
Seigler
Ohjer
Kefauver
Kepier
W. Hauver
C Rudy
Buzzard
Clearspring
McFaddin
Model Garage
Tri-County North Division clubs to be entertained at Braddock Heights
Corey F. Shipley hosts eight Northern Division teams at his Braddock Heights lodge with Frederick Cardinals Walkersville Mt Airy New Market Damascus Union Bridge Cedar Grove and Woodabors represented. Mt Airy to receive 15 miniature silver baseballs for players while the Cardinals get 15 bronze balls.
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Corey F. Shipley
Braddock Heights
Shipley
Kanizver
Frederick Cardinals
Walkersville
Mt. Airy
New Market
Damascus
Union Bridge
Cedar Grove
Woodabors
Rolling J. Atkinson
Brunswick
Predlerick Cardinals
Jefferson
Middletown
Harmony
Church Hill
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Lime
Kiln
Is This Too Good for Your Cough Creomulsion Ad
A fragmented ad touts Creomulsion as seven in one cough relief for quick aid, noting mild coughs may yield to it. It claims the remedy costs a bit more and promises a druggist can warrant a refund if not effective, while warning about safety and unknown factors in cough outcomes.
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Eno
Local Social Notes Detour Area Visitors and Health Update
Detour area residents hosted and visited numerous neighbors including Wil ton Butely and family with Betty Lounee Woodeboro, Hiltebridie and Dora Gerber near Wonds Was Aly Gevaert Murdie and daughter Katherine near Detour. Janna Coshun remains in Frederick City Hospital en route home in ten days after care. Various locals such as Dr Martin Bhorb from Baltimore visited relatives, while Glenn Haugh and James Crehan joined gatherings around Detour and Taneytown.
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Wilton Butely
Betty Lounee Woodeboro
Hiltebridie
Dora Gerber
Wonds- Was
Aly
Gevaert Mrudie
Katherine
John Lawrence
James Warren
Qty Warren
Rhea
Mersville
Devidlee
Weetminster
Janna Coshun
Frederick City Hospital
Dong Nicely
Martin Bhorb
Baltimore
Fr. Ghorh
Vallle Bhorb
Glenn Haugh
Taneytown Weaem
Murra
James
F. H. Delaplane
John Wilhide
Motria Wilhide and family at Zion church meeting
The Zion church held its first fellowship meeting of the season on Tuesday evening October 2. Visitors included Mire Varacy Diller and Mrs Our Ladieshire, Mrmed We Mere Prout and son Richard from Ness Union Bridge. Franklin Schuman and Mrs SF attended.
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Motria Wilhide
Mr. Zion Church
Varacy Diller
Mire
Our
Unclear fragmentary note about guests and river fish tale
A fragment describes Willa and Mary Hagerstown visiting Mr and Mrs Warter and Wiends. It mentions an Eskimo kayak rainbow trout caught at Perk Washington, then tagged and released, later recaptured at Grand Haven by Mick on the opposite bank.
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Willa
Mary
Hagerstown
1. Warter and
Wiends
Perk Washington
Michael
Grand Haven
Mick
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Rotroca
Wahite
Illey Booters
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Ray Gardner
Edward M. Akers
Charles Segaloff
John Gardner
Paul Hildebrand
Doc” Allen
Ray Steele
Lewis Gardner
Bernard Hartman
Herman C. Gubisch
C. Warren Taylor
John Himes
Sherwood MacKenzie
Austin Angleberger
Ray Gerener
Frank Fraley
Frank Six
John Hoffman
Ray Gardner Jr
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Los Angeles
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East Second St
Madino
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Conditic Commercial Bank of Maryland
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George F Smith
Hammond Clary
United States
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Mersell
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Committee On Foods
American Medical Association
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Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
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Irriviere
Frederick County
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Farmdale Tender Peas
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