Hagerstown Victorious in Tight Tie With Frederick
In a pitching duel and late suspense, Hagerstown outlasted Frederick 4 3, seizing a lead in the seventh before holding on. Dundero delivered a clutch fifth inning hit, while a costly misplay near second base kept Frederick in the chase as the locals improved to 12 wins and one tie in 33 games.
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Hite
Frederick
Sweeney
Rhsind
Pleiester
Miller
Foster
Whero
Beard
Anita
Sheridan Ted
Ploisa
Spencer
Fires Up
Coggin
Nallin
Deckard
Harris
Musser
Brent
Peaster
Pendera
Sweaney
Dundero
Coggina
Pensterr
Mieiss
Hagerstown
Janittam
Nj Pe
Aya
Gamal
Brederick, Breit. Fos
Ciseee
Pea
Musaer
Prone
Eamed
Rassell
Banner
Fountain
Joosis
Coggins
Fiat Nollin
Bonner
Nakin
Harrig
Seota Pap Fiy
Mr. Baker
Manime
Winchester
Landauer Wins Y M C A Cup in 3 1 Victory
Landauer captained a three month battle for the Y M C A cup and defeated Derr 3 to 1 to claim the bronze god figure prize. Leese allowed one run on a tight pitching effort while Burch toed the mound for Derr. The M C A team prepares for football with a heavier squad and Thanksgiving Day game scheduled here plus several out of town dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landauer
Derr
Leese
Gottes
Burch
Tevidauer
Darr
Duvail
Lene
Jarek
Nogarth
Storm
Bowers
Bents
Homes
Ert
Sanders
Bentz
Shamale
la Ereio
Blaughter
Ieee Smith
Baseball Scores From League Games Across Cities
Baseball results show Detroit 7 Boston 4 and St. Louis 7 Washington 3 with varied pitchers. Standings list Detroit leading with 77 wins, Chicago 60, and Cleveland 62 as Eastern teams after multiple matchups.
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Chicago
Athletics
Smith
Sullivan
Morgan
Krause
Livingstone
Thomas
Cleveland
New York
Doyle
Sweeney
Young
Festerly
Fame
Falkenberg
Clarkwake
Warhop
Klenow
St. Louis
Washington
Pelly
Stephen
St.Louis
Duck Pin Contest At Diamond Bowling Alleys
A Duck Pin contest Monday at the Diamond pits Oscar Miller against W J Shenk. Scores from 14 games show Shenk totaling 487 and Miller 1153. Shenk’s average listed as 101 3-14 and Miller’s 101 1-14. Diamond team to face Brunswick at Bradebluck Casino on Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
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Oscar Miller
W. J. Shenk
Diamond
Shenk
Miller
Shhenk
Muller
Brunswick
Bradebluck Casino
Dorchester and Talbot Republicans Nominate Tickets
Dorchester Republicans nominate four county slate and full Salis bury ticket. Prohibition tickets are named in Talbot and Howard counties. W. T. Fryers barn near Port Deposit burned. T Fred Johnege elected cashier of the People's National Bank of Denton. Governor Crothers appoints R Hugh as Prince Georges school commissioner. Adrian Hovey and Frods Snowden Hill named judges in seventh circuit. Dorothy Vandiver injured in Havre de Grace. arm dislocated. treated at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Dorchester
W. T. Fryers
Port Deposit
Prohibition
Talbot
Howard
T. Fred. Johnege
People’s National Bank of
Denton
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Crothera
R. Hugh
Prince George'a
W. H. B. Blanford
Adrian Hovey
Frods Snowden Hill
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Republlicans
Leonardtown
Mise
Dorothy Vandiver
Murray Vandiver
Havre de Grace
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Squirrel Season Opens Countywide
Squirrel hunting season opened in the county today drawing many sportsmen to the countryside for a day in the fields after game.
Transfers and notices in courts week ending September 1 2009
Real estate transfers include Charles B Duvall to Lidia C for 4 acres with $1940. Caleb N Wolfe to Charles Winfeld for 38 acres at $1400. various trusts guardianships and guardianship actions listed. Marriage licenses issued for Charles G Schehl and Jessie U Moster. John G McLaughlin and Viola Needham. Estates, guardianships, and accounts filed in Orphans and Circuit Courts with multiple executors guardians and guardianship actions.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit and Orphans
Charles B. Duvall
Lidia C
Rondalui
Caleb N. Wolfe
Charles Winfeld
David Gover
Pifetta William Labr
Selfhuidstown
Alberta
Alfer
Mattle C
Baanlorbertpimmerman
GermmamcHsaptist
Monaritvy
Naltehuigtriet
Ce & Geo. W. Stynkies
Wits
Daniel Y. Williaiye
Murray
Lo Charler Eee White
Ebalec
Salome Buor
Executrix
Sus
Hearletta I
Kemip
Charles T. K. Young
Alfen I. Young
Osear B. Caliente
Margaret Coblentz
Calvin MN. Schildtknecht
Maat Hixth Street
Sh.oe
Gilmore R. Slautt
Wift
da A. Bhockley
Frederick
Charles G. Schehl
Morgantown
Carr E. Shank
Margaret Shank
Atocka
Peter Bear
Peter Boar
Decvaaed
Zichariah J. Zimmerman
Peter Beye
Devessed
Thoms S. ‘Thrasher
Guardian
Allon M. Thrasher
Ward
Annie Reich
Sophia J. Relch
Edward J. Reich
Refeh
Ted
Albert Anderson
Buoe
Anderson
Shonmrs
Catharines
Sham Battle Preparations For Company A Picnic
Tomorrow the Browns under Lieutenant Bentz and the Truca under Captain Markey stage a mock battle near Braddock Heights with dress parade, minstrel show, and dancing. Scouts will advance at 4 30 p m and skirmishes occur along Braddock Heights pike before the main attack. Public spectators will be invited to the military displays and a parade at 1 45 p m followed by a minstrel show and dancing later.
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Company A
Dratdack Meighte
Ant Danving
Browns
Frank L Bentz
Braddock Springs
Truca
Markey
Braddock Junction
Middletown Pike
Bentz
Chigger Hill
Blues
Braddock Heights
Pompeyy A
Braddock Ighta
Col. C. . Little
Maryland Filtia
Col
Chas. D Gaither
First Brigade
Maryland
Cent Ward
Taitrond
Metz in Ireland opens with Al Wilson in new musical play
Al Wilson the singing ambassador of German dialogue brings his song and dance musical Mata fo Lretnod to town Saturday night. Reported as a new and better show than earlier Wilson productions, it promises an entertaining appearance for admirers who have followed his performances in Ireland and elsewhere.
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Wilson
Ambersador
Diaruet
Thie City
Matz Iit Jeoland
Wilwan
Comedy and music program features Wilson and company
A lively show blends comedy and song with Mets Wilson leading a troupe. Native Irish numbers by Sidney L. Nila accompany tuneful refrains and love songs including The Nightingale Song and The Banshee. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at hams.
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Freland
Mets
Errin
Jimmy Murphy
Sidney L. Nila
Brin
Kathleen
Wilson
Hams
Nomination Fight at Republican Convention in Tapgers Town
Amid disorder and loud protests at the Tapgers Town courthouse, Garrett County backed Mr. Sloan with 6 votes while Allegany and others backed different candidates. Warrington County voted for Charles N. Wagamman as the convention split, and a motion formed to notify Sloan of his nomination.
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Lindley Brown
Allegany County
Yveslerdnay
Maryland
Tapgerstown
Parker
Sloan
Alleginy
Garrett County
Warrington County
Charles N. Wagamnan
Ito
Carrell
Washington County
Bout
Tur
Abraham U Sbtrite
Ingerstown
Wagrman
A. C. Strite
Washington
J. C. Ronninger
Garrett
L. J. Shaffer
Allegany
Local health notes list improving and confined residents
The condition of Mr. A C McCardell is much better this morning. Mrs. Win C Rhaderick of North Market street is confined to bed by sickness. Mr. Lewis B Clingan of First Patrick street was quite ill yesterday but better today. Mr. Lewis Koogle of West Patrick street had a vertigo attack Sunday and is able to go out now.
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A.C. McCardell
Win. C. Rhaderick
North Market Street
Lewis
Clingan
Fist
Patrick Street
Ir. Lewia Koogle
West
Patrick
Man Seeks Marriage to Stepmother in Maryland Ban
John Hf Ware of Winchester aged 28 and his stepmother Mrs Mary J Ware widow aged 44 traveled to Hagera town to wed but local law forbids marriage to a step relative. Ware obtained a license but admitted relation to the bride and left sorrowfully without ceremony.
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John Hf. Ware
Mary J. Ware
Winchester
Hageratown
Maryland
Ware
Kelley
Funeral for Ignatiun A Wickhan Held at Home
Ignatiun A Wickhan’s funeral was held Tuesday August 31 at 4 pm from his parents home Mr and Mrs Chas A Wickless. Rev Father Conlon conducted services at the house. Tributes came from friends. The interment was in St John’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatiun A. Wickhan
Chas. A. Wickless
Father Conlon
St. John's Cemetery
Gas powered battleships move toward smoke-free propulsion
Wisconsin and Indiana investigations by Navy officials foretell gas engine use in American battleships. Experts envision higher fighting efficiency, weight reduction, and coal savings, with ongoing bureau inquiries and gradual adoption over several years.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Navy Department
Washington
W. W. White
John K. Robison
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navvy Department
West Allis
Wis
Gary
Ind
Gad Planta
Steam Bureau
Steam Bureau To Conduct An Inquiry. the Naval Engineers
Tld
Bureau of Sleam Engineering
Russian Duke Papers Spark Omaha Street Sweeping Claim
John Panuska, a street sweeper in Omaha earning $1.75 a day, receives papers claiming he is a Russian duke with vast estates. The documents, sent by a Grim of lawyers to Prague, trace the Panuska lineage from Austrian exile to alleged czarist wealth. Panuska questions returning to Russia, while his brothers remain in Austria. Also notes Massachusetts plans a volunteer balloon corps with pilot and meteorological divisions to be formally recognized.
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Omaha
White Wings
Neb
John Panuska
Panuska
Prague
Austria
America
Russia
Boston Aeronauts
Massachusetts
Plang
Alia
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