Senators lineup clash in Harrisburg grudge game
Bobo Newsom starts for the Senators this afternoon while Army and church bells necks third. The Army squad, led by Sergeant Joseph Lacher, matches a roster including Bobby Rhawn Pat Mullin Elmer Vale Stan Shargey and others against the Senators in a grudge cent set after a 2-1 Harrisburg victory last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Big Loop
Chuckeid
Lann Myers
Bobby Rhawn
Pat Mullin
Elmer Vale
Stan Shargey
Ducky Detweller
Bill Peterman
Harry Marino
Tony Brower
al Bender
Tommy Hughes
Freddie Caulgurt
Paul Minner
Danny Tomaso
Joseph Lacher
Soldier Squad
Mount St. Mary's College
Army
Washington
New Cumberland
Harrisburg
Schedule for War Bond Game Senators vs Army Post
Washington Senators meet New Cumberland Army Post in a war bond game with gates opening at 2 PM and a full afternoon of events. New Cumberland arrives at 3:20 PM, batting practice follows, and the Senators appear on the field around 4 PM. The Maryland State Guard Band performs at 4:30 PM, with infield practice and introductions by Arch McDonald later. Colors presented by the Color Guard at 5:03 PM and Mayor Gittinger tosses first ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keefer
Keillor
New York Yankees
Frederick
Washington Senators
New Cumberland Army
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Yank
Grove Boulevard
C. Albert Gilson
The
Pank
Hart Etchison
New Cumberland
Toonhead
Senators
Maryland State Guard Band
Itn Battalion
Arch McDonald
Dinyers
Color Guard
Maryland State Guard
Gittinger
Burgess Hoke Takes Two Week Vacation Abroad
Burgess Joseph R Hoke departs for a two week vacation visiting relatives in Cleveland and Baltimore then plans a return trip to New York City before resuming duties. He has served St Josephs Catholic church and St Euphemias School for forty years, with this his first vacation in that span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Burgess Joseph R . Hoke
Cleveland Hoke
William Hosensteel
Lillie Hoke
Baltimore
Joan Fortney
Fannie Hoke
Carlisle
New York City
Joe
St. Josephs Cathelle Caurca
St Euphemias School
Sean
Canporti
Podiboat Agad
Federal Bureau of Investigation
East Main Street
Pyt Howard Sanders
Camp Pola
Furiouga
Clarence Usnand
League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include Musial St Louis 334 and Herman Brooklyn 932 runs Vaughan Brooklyn 103 Musial 93. Nicholson Chicago 106 Elliott Pittsburgh 9. Hits Musial 192 Herman 166. Doubles Musial 37 Herman Vaughan 35. Triples Musial 18 Pittsburgs Pihott Lowery St Louis 12. Home runs Nicholson Chicago 22 Ott New York 17. Stolen bases Vaughan Brooklyn 18 Lowrey Chicago 12. Pitching Rowe Philadelphia 13 5 5 20 8 Pittsburg 20 8 American League unchanged from yesterday three years annual ... coast of Ireland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National League
Musial
St Louis
Herman
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Musial St Louis
Nicholson
Chicago
Elliott
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pihott
Lowies
Klein
Ott
New York
Vaughan Brooklyn
Lowrey
Fitching
Rowe
Philadelpha
Sewell Paitsburgh
Women Society meeting and local notices in Liamsville Qamsville
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the Parish Hall with devotional songs led by Mr Swomley. Margaret Cronenburg spoke on missionary work, followed by a missionary march and refreshments. Upcoming church events include Evangile’s meeting, sermons by Rev JR Edwards, and visits from various residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qamsville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Swomley
Jesus
Swomiley
Margaret Cronenburg
Sophia Keller
Fred Keller
Paul Beard
Anna Edwards
Evangeli
Charles E Moylan
Charles
Danny Moylan
JR. Edwards
Joan Waller England
Clarendon
Ottenger
Baltimore
Cards Pound Sewell Down Pirates 5 to 1
St Louis led by Stan Musial with two home runs crushed Pittsburgh 5 to 1. Rip Sewell took the loss as the Cardinals extended their lead over Cincinnati to 15 games. Musial belted his 12th homer in the fifth after delivering an early blow in the opening inning.
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St. Louis
Sept
P—Truett
Rip
Sewell
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ship Cincinnat
Togan
Redbirds
Dore Musial
Rkh
Pittsburgh
Lopez
Munger
M. Cooper
Social Calls and Birthday Celebration Nearby
The piece records several social calls among residents including Mr Pleasant Mrs Jennie Brenzle Miss Sarah Hoffman and Mr Calvin Hoffman visiting Miss Jennie E Barrier and family. Other visitors include Mr George Young Miss Kate Stone and Miss Rachael Poole visiting Mr and Mrs David O Johnson. A birthday party for Miss Edna Burrier is noted with Nellie Burrier and Margaret Devilbiss bringing cake and ice cream while Mrs Mole is mentioned as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Pleasant
Jennie Brenzle
Sarah Hoffman
Calvin Hoffman
Jennie E Barrier
George Young
Kate Stone
Near Frederick
Rachael Poole
Poolesville
David O. Johnson
Jesse Ramsburg
Frederick
John Edward Hoffman
Ella Reeser
Donald
David O Johnson
Edna Burrier
Nellie Burrier
Margaret Devilbiss
Johnsville
Mrs Mole
Yesterday's Stars and Results across Baseball
Yesterday's Stars include Wyatt pitching a one hitter for the Dodgers against the Braves and Stan Musial homering twice for the Cardinals in a Pirates showdown. Babe Dahlgren homered as the Phillies beat the Giants in a seventy inning game. Results show St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 1 and Philadelphia 3 New York 2 Brooklyn 3 Boston 0. Philadelphia faces Brooklyn today. Standing of the Clubs notes North Africa campaign map requirements: 110 tons initially and 400 tons more later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Braves
Brooklyn
Whitlow Wyatt
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charley Workman
Tri Ae Bavos Sch
Jim Tobin
Manuel Salvo
Workman
Tobin
Wyatt
Phils
New York
Ace Adams
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Adams
Cliff Mellon
Babe Dahlgren
Johnny Kerr
Due Lome Vardi
Philadelphia
Lee
Culp
Melton
Lombardi
Whitten’ Wyatt
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Pirates
Phillies
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Church Event
A string of short notes records visits and travels among Johns ville Mt. Pleasant Walkersville Union Bridge and Catonsville residents. Harv Rinbeon of Hagerstown visited Mt. Pleasant friends. Alvie Reeser and Mollie Burker hosted Nellie Bucker’s grandmother. Greenberry Ecker visited Union Bridge. Mt Pleasant Ladies Guild hosted by Greenberry Ecker. Raymond Lindsay spent Labor Day in Washington DC. Spencer Mercer and family note a furlough in Walkersville and Mt. Pleasant while stationed in Louisiana. Ada B Filler and Darlin Barker called on cousins Luther Saylor near Union Bridge and on Aunt and Uncle August Monath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberry Ecker
Union Bridge
Ladies Guild
Mt Pleasant
Louisiana
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Ada B. Filler
Darlwin D. Barker
Luther Saylor
August Monath
Open date for Cleveland Detroit and New York Boston double header
Two baseball games set as a double header between Cleveland and Detroit and New York and Boston. The note lists fruits grown in Sicily including lemons oranges citrons olives and grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
Sicily
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Bobo Newsom
Galaxy of Stars
McCurdy Field
Dana Purcan
Viascoa
Pran
Gage
Paul Minne
Roberts Turd
Ase
Eck
Griffith
Keller
New Cumberland Army Post
General Electric
Syracuse
Mrs. Winnie
Lucile Petry
Winston Churchill
Mary Churchill
Wachter
North Seton
Clarence Sanders
Joan
Mary Ann
Pat
Charles Wachter
Paul
Beatrice
Thurmont
Wiliam Ryder
Clarence Wachter
Nancy
Peggy
Betty
Sma
Nee
Ireland
Liamsville
James Mathias
Phoenxville
Mary D Hogarth
Tisnatius Page
H. C. Swomley
Sydney G Rawlings
H. Douglas Williams
Janels
John Start
Clarence Stotlemyer
Julia Ann
Sellman
Claudia Wolfe
Irving DeGrange
Maryland
Qaklang
CIT
Mando
Bucs
Mr. Pleasant
Pacific
U. S
South Pacific
Ray Fee
Los Angeles
Calif
Garry O'Grady
George DuCharme
Minneapolis
Mini
Paradise
Madison Square Garden
Wang Funders
Resuime
Ciubs
Pet
Cincinnati Teeters Og
Pittsburga
New Yor
Hunters
Delphey’s
St Lewis
P.M. Daily
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Owt
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Mé
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Fredericktown
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