Bal Y Eve More Games For Locals
Bal Y Eve more games for locals as six teams clash in Frederick. Players Fund Day nets about $100 to divide among the 12 Buds, each receiving roughly $8.33 after expenses. Morrison lauds fan support and predicts Frederick will finish strong, with a large lead over Hagerstown for second place as the season progresses.
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Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Frederick
Morrison
Jack
Butle
Hal
Bell
Hogge
Malone
Laxerstown
Eupick
Whalen
Orrisop
Hagerstonians
Fmen
Wamaley
Kunick
Stella" Whalen
Wamsley
Wag
Kapick
Hager
Three Dollar Shoes Claim Tops in Women's Footwear
In a promotion for TOTnet TRI-CITY LEAGUE shoes, Martinsburg and Frederick clash as Wom en's Three Dollar Shoes boast quality leather and fit. The article recaps yesterday's results and notes strong field play and timely hitting in the double bill, with standout performances from local players and a lively crowd.
Frederick fans demand post season game in league
Patronage in Frederick prompts protest over open series scheduling. Officials from the Trinity League met at Antietam while Hagerstown and Martinsburg gains are debated. The announced opening date shifts to September 10 with six games in cycles.
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Jannevoult
Martingmutyate
Geir
Uy Post Weasup
Cun Wriandound Martinisburg
Wo Iyugoe Pengait
Hig Elty
Bregerick Fang
Antietam
Picent
Frederick
Marlinsburg
Haggerstown
Awards at Timonium Fair showcase county exhibitors
Frederick county exhibitors at the Timonium Fair won multiple awards led by Harry B. Witter in Department C Sheep and Goats with first and second in various classes including Cheviots and Oxford Down. Shorb Bros. of Lewistown earned top placings in several breeds. chicken basket found near Meier's Bakery led to owner notification. Cumberland bond issue remains unsold delaying street paving. Fatherland weekly from New York receives notice. T Hickman sells Doubs county property to L. Willard and plans to move to Washington D C.
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Frederick County
Harry B. Witter
Oxford Down
Huck
Byeck
Algora Gogta
Wittar
Farnworth
Shorb Bros
Lewistown
Duroc Jorseyn
Foday
Baltimore
Witter
T. Hickman
Doubs
Thia County
LE. Willard
Hickman
Washington, D. C
Remedy advertised as longstanding cholera and diar rhea cure
Advertisement from Hackley, Indiana, touts a Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claimed to have been in use for twelve years. User recounts past illness and states the remedy checked the travel writes, with a testimonial from Mrs C. W. et jerence. Off time and summer complaint noted.
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Players’ Fund Day
Totnet
Tri-City League
Quy
Kid
Vici
Frederic
Magerstown
Misbo
Hagistown
Royals
Buds
Frederick Boys
King
Brady
Washington Mountains
Joninga
Crockett
Hooker
Riggon
Orrison
F. J Hager
Porter
A & J Brady
Bewyder
Heise
Boyne
F. Malone
F. Eunick
Barnes
Kings
Fredderick
Eunick
McAfee
Washington County Toys
Gillagher
Bobby” 'Orrison
Baseball Notes
Eaanick
Banick
Hans Wagner
Langraff
Bragg
Shanks
Shanks” King
Gallagher
Brederick
AB. R.H
E.i Snyder
C. F
Hefne
L. A
R.H
A. BE
Calder
Langraf
H F
Wo A
P. Nee
A. A
Horrell
Wahulen
Galllagher
Orr
Snyder
Lapgraff
Time of Ganet
Umipire
McAtee
Hager Brown
Fang
Bobby
Paris
Algehia
Pathers
Mac
Teague
Richmond
Finney Kelley
St. Michael's
Leeds
the Frederick Trust Co
Market Streets
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Frederick Trust CO
Timoniwie Fair
B. Witter and
Bhorb
Brpp
Meier
Cumberland
Stresta
Germany
Austria
New York
Washington
Everebody
Greenawalt’s
Drug ‘Store
West Patrick Street
World's Film Corporation
Maurice Ostrich
Beye Marshall
Bam
Square Corner
Frederich
Nkialatt
J. J. Bielfeld
J. Dutrow
E. H. McGride
Geo. W. Crum
Samual C. Thomas
Evard Kepner
Marlon
Michael
Chas. T. Oudderar
G. EF. Smith
H. Dudrow
Spencer
Stup
Caspar
Ching
Frederick County, Md
McCleery
North Market St
the News
Onight
King Baggot
Robert Leonard
Circle 17
Herbert Rawtingon
Anna Little
Maggie
Nestor
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
Lucille Love
Bapere
Oo Ead
Cher Siren
Posteri
Mengen
Robert A. Kemp
Hémtas
Devly
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