Playing Here Today After Quiet Baseball Season Revival
Frederick fans are invited to see semi professional baseball in a revived season. Manager Austin Baughman schedules Lynchburg of the Virginia League to play today at 4 o clock and again tomorrow. Frederick’s lineup includes Merchant Brent Harris McCleery Le Gore with spitter pitching and strong infield. Lynchburg counters with Morrison Keating Mace Looper Boyne McDonald Phalian Biem Stark. A Baltimore pitcher is expected tomorrow.
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Frederick
Austin Baughman
Paughman
Lynchburg
Brent
Harris
McCleery
LeGore
Klunk
Hollander
Morgan
Morrison
Keating
Mace
T. F
Looper
C. F
Boyne
McDonald
Phialan
R. F
Biem
Stark
Tltimore
Unavailable Players Arrive Late for Game
The report notes that several players were unable to arrive today along with the team manager Baughman. The late arrivals affected preparation and roster options for the upcoming matchup.
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Baughman
Imperial victory over All Stars in Sharkstown clash
The Imperial beat the Frederick All Stars 11 to 7 at Sharkstown. Highlights include home runs by Kelly Karris and a three bagger by Joe Gaver. Cy Kreh outpitched Myers in his first-ever appearance, fanning 2 and allowing 8 hits. G Gilbert nabbed a fine catching game.
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Sharkstown
Imperials
Frederick All Stars
Kelly Karris
Joe Gaver
Kreh
Myers
G. Gilbert
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Frederick area residents report illnesses and recoveries with George Mehling of West South Street quite sick while Harry J. Fromke of East Church Street, once ill, is now able to go out. Mrs. Charles D. Whisner on West South Street shows improvement after home surgery.
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Frederick
George Mehling
West South Street
Harry J. Fromke
East Church Street
Charles D. Whisner
Funeral for Ernest Dixon Held at Flint Hill Church
The funeral for Ernest Dixon was held yesterday at 2 PM at Flint Hill church with Rev. John K. Rives officiating. Pallbearers included Walter Catsail Raymond Swartz George Funk Ira Leather John and Charles Whip. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. In Schroeder served as funeral director.
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Ernest Dixon
Flint Hill
John K. Rives
Walter Catsail
Raymond Swartz
George Funk
Ira Leather
John
Charles Whip
Mt. Olivet
Schroeder
Farmers haul huge corn loads to Walkersville factory
Farmers competed to haul the largest corn load to the Walkersville canning factory. Joseph Trummer won with 15,556 pounds, Harry Crum followed at 14,470, and David Hedges was third with 12,860. The records mark the largest shipments yet to the facility.
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Walkersville Canning Factory
Joseph Trummer
Harry Crum
David Hedges
M. C. A. Enforces Shower Bath Ticket Rule at Pool
Members must show current membership tickets before using the shower bath or plunge pool. The rule, recently enacted, will be strictly enforced. Slip Chase, a notable colored pin boy, has been hired at the bowling alleys for the winter season.
Colored man pays fine after disorderly conduct case
Harrison Middleton appeared before Justice C H Eckstein on Saturday night charged with disorderly conduct. He paid a $2 fine in full, ending the case.
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Harrison Middleton
C H. Eckstein
Cascarets promise quick relief for digestion and bowels
Advertises Cascarets as a universal remedy for liver stomach and bowel misery. Claims quick cleansing of internal poison and effete matter with a 10 cent box. Urges both adults and children to use and benefit from regular gentle cleansing.
Pennies Wanted by Households in Western Cities
Westward housewives push for pennies as a cost saving measure while banks and merchants debate importing the coin. Salt Lake City reports scarce pennies with little current circulation yet retailers, bankers, and dealers say dispersing about two thousand pennies could reduce living costs for poorer families.
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Salt Lake
Wiah
W. W. Armstrong
National Copper Bank
Salt Lake City
Mount St. Mary's Welcomes Thompson and Opens Football Prep
Mount St. Mary's anticipates a strengthened football program as M. J. Thompson joins as coach. Early arrival of players, pre-season meetings with Captain Wynard and Manager O'Neil, and track work to build speed set the stage. Key losses include McGuire and Leonard, but new material with Enele, Maney, Iice, Costello, Maslin, Gardiner, and Flannery offers hope ahead of the September 39 opener.
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Mount St. Mary’s
M. J. Thompson
Thomprson
Mountaineers
Thompson
Wynard
Nicholas O'Neil
Mountain Boys
McGuire
Leonmerd
Fogzan
Flanigan
Muoaney
Enele
Maney
Iice
Costello
Maslin
Gardiner
Flannnery
O'Neil
Wrestling With School Problem in Hagerstown
Washington County faces crowded schools as pupil numbers exceed facilities. Overcrowded buildings strain teachers and students. planned new structures are under construction but not yet ready. The district works to relieve congestion while awaiting completion of four or more additions. Harner's Drug Store.
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Washington Coun
Ferrikoval
Hagerstown
Pps
Hota
Papal
Honese
Eowrth
Metropolitan Concert Company Returns to Frederick
Arrangements are made for the Metropolitan Concert Company to return to Frederick after last year’s acclaimed performance. The quartet includes Mime Chelsea Ohrman, Christine Miller, bass Frederick Martin, and tenor Strimbird Duffey. A large audience is expected with a notable encore from critics in Chicago and New York.
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Metropolitan Concert Company
Frederick
Chelsea Ohrman
Chicago
Christine Miller
Miss Hussey
New York City
Frederic Martin
Strimbird Duffey
Enose
Caruso
Mr. Tiffes
Canntry
Carnea
Fins
Date For Army Navy Game Likely Pre Thanksgiving
The Naval Academy athletic authorities plan to move the annual Army Navy football game to the Saturday before Thanksgiving. The date would be November 25 and the game may be played at Princeton. Also an ad mentions a fountain pen priced at two dollars.
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Naval Academy
Army
Princeton
Sugar Price Soars As Europe Shortage Hits Markets
Frederick residents face sugar at eight to nine cents a pound for the year as European crops fail and refineries scramble. Prices in New York and New Orleans rise beyond levels not seen in over two decades, with shortages blamed on poor beet and European harvests. Experts reject a trust-gentlemen’s agreement, citing actual crop shortfalls in Germany and Russia and looming declines in U S stocks and imports from Louisiana and Cuba. The government projects a severe sugar famine, with refiners holding little stock and traders awaiting crop reports to gauge future prices.
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Frederick
Robert D. McCurdy
Franklin
Philadelphia
Independenta
Trust
Mr McCurdy
Germany
Russia
Europe
Cuba
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
New York
Prosperity in Mines State's Coal Production Surges in Year
The 1910s mining year ended May 1 1911 reports total coal output of 4,716,012 long tons, up 677,096 from the prior year. Allegany County produced about 3.94 million tons with 3,726 miners, while Garrett County output reached 777,000 tons with 742 workers, reflecting gains in both counties and overall employment rising by dozens of workers.
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John H. Donahu
Frostburg
Allegany County
Garrett County
Building for Hagerstown Memorial Structure Planned
A prominent local merchant and philanthropist will fund a $100,000 memorial building near the market house in Hagerstown. Plans include a Y M C A department with gym, tending rooms, free comfort rooms with baths, and public offices on the ground floor, under a board of trustees.
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Hagerstown
Y. Mlc. A
Viattorg
Rexall Orderlies Promise Safe Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as an odorless tasteless colorless remedy for constipation. It claims the product is non habit forming and regains regular bowel action without harsh laxatives, offering a refund if not effective. Available in three sizes 10c 26c and 50c at J. A. Williamson Rexall Store on North Market Street.
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Rexall
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
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