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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1923

Page

7

Junior Fire Company and Thurmont battle in county league tilt

The Junior Fire Company ball team lost to Thurmont 14 to 10 in a foggy Saturday matinee at Agricultural Grounds. Thurmont led with errors and strong hitting as Ecker and Creager paced the Thurmont offense, while Milton Frank starred for the Juniors with 13 chances handled. The counter game featured 15 Junior errors and 14 Thurmont safeties, with Crone, Jech, and Lew Gardner shining for the Juniors. next Saturday’s deciding contest will be held on a neutral field, likely Emmitsburg or Woodsboro.

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Pennant Hopes Across Leagues and Giants Chase

The Yankees near clinching the American League pennant with three victories needed and 16 games left. The Giants lead the Pirates by four and a half games and the Reds by four, with the NL pennant race likely unresolved until season's end. Baltimore wins the International League pennant, sealing a fifth in five years with a doubleheader sweep. A note on a vast Masrow department store claims it as the biggest in the world over a year.

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Hagerstown Athletics Defeat Middletown In Pitchers Duel

In Middletown Md on Saturday Hagerstown Athletics beat Middletown after a seventh inning error spree by Middletown. Atkinson pitched well for Middletown while Socks allowed five runs in the seventh to secure the win for Hagerstown. Final score 7 to 3.

Middletown Hagerstown Athletics Valleyite Hagerstown Dirst Atkinson Steen Tis EL Tice Tamar LO Himes Remsberg Kine Hargett Young Rockwell Lizer C. Socks Suoinary Himes Gibney Day Wise Gaver Kepler Rhoderick

Drowning Despite Girl's Heroism at Ocean City Beach

Ocean City New Jersey September 17 Craig A Mooney 21 of Springfield Pa a Federal Reserve Bank clerk on two weeks vacation sank in the surf off Tenth Street after cramps a brave effort by Miss Young of West Chester clerk at Oceanic Hotel saved him briefly but he disappeared Guards Groetzinger Schock Carey and Acker responded with a boat and rescue attempts Mooney appeared to be in good condition before vanishing despite the young woman’s timely intervention.

Ocean City N. J Craig A. Mooney Springfield Tenth Street Mooney Federal Reserve Bank Miss Young West Chester Oceanic Hotel Theo Mooney Groetzinger Schock Carey and Acker Misa Young

President Coolidge Thanks Public for Japan Relief Effort

President Coolidge expresses deep gratitude for the American response to Japan earthquake relief. The Red Cross asked for 5 million dollars. the nation raised 8 million in cash and pledges, with more expected from church collections nationwide.

Coolidge U. S Washington United States Japan American Red Cross Terri Cross

Hidden Dynamite Found Near Parsons School Yard

Police probe the origin of twenty five sticks of dynamite unearthed by school children at the Calvin Parsons school yard in Wilkes Barer Pa. A box with high explosive was found in a nearby cave after the loose sticks were discovered in an ash pile. The report also notes Japan forest and arable land facts as context.

Wilkes-Barre Calvin Parsons Parsons

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