Opening tilt ends in scoreless tie for Frederick VFW
The Frederick Veterans of Foreign Wars eleven debuted under lights at McCurdy Field, tying Merrick Athletic Club of Washington 0 to 0 in a charity game for Frederick Memorial Hospital funds. Both teams struggled offensively, with the only notable threat late in the game and two 25 yard passes from Ford to Wagner.
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McCurdy Field
Merrick Athletic Club
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund
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Frederick
Ford
Wagner
Frederick Pas
LE Shymansky
Gregory
Dempster
Zuleg
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Walker
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Seaton - Loo
R. Shipley
Sullivan
Zoly
Galloway
Hume
Faulkner
Williams
Vicaro
Hoffman
Raney
VFW
Stull
Shattenburg
Babcock
Michael
Moberly
Baumgardner
Kepler
Wisner
D. Shipley
Best
Rowe
J. Wisner
Brittain
Johnson
Price
Quinn
Hustlers Book Twin Games In Maryland Tournament Showdown
Frederick Hustlers take a double header break in the Maryland State Baseball Association tourney as exhibitions. Middletown’s Tri-County League champions may face the Hustlers in a 1:30 p.m. game at McCurdy Field, with Shank or Crone on the mound and Stroup catching. Don Rice to bat for the Hustlers with Paul Hildebrand managing. In the nightcap Engle starts for Frederick against the colored Legionnaires, with Doty Remsberg catching. The Legion has not named a battery.
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Maryland State Baseball Association
Maryland
Middletown
McCurdy, Field
William P. Larkin
American Legion
Shaughnessy
Shank
Crone
Stroup
Mgr
Paul Hildebrand
Don Rice
Tri-County
Colored Legionnaires
Hildebrand
Engle
Doty
Remsberg
Disabled man attacked by six in Baltimore park
Edward C Nicholes of Erie Pa, a magazine salesman visiting Baltimore, said six Black assailants knocked him out at a park near his hotel, stole his empty wallet, and tossed his crutch before he crawled to his hotel. Hospital officials reported his condition as serious.
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Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Edward C. Nicholes
Erie
Nicholes
Nicholas
Police Investigate Shooting at Lincoln Apartments
City police probe a shooting at Lincoln apartments that left Elinor Keys injured and hospitalized. Officers say she refused to provide details. Rentzell identifies Keys as John Keys’s wife. In a separate matter, magistrate court fines rose to 2966.60 in August with multiple county and state costs listed. Cardinals beat Cubs 5 to 2 as Al Brazle pitched well, keeping pennant hopes alive after a six game skid.
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Lincoln Apartments
Fred €Rick Memorial Hospital
Texi 7
Frank Dorsey
Carl Rentzell
Rentzell
John Keys
Liberty
Franklin Lowe
Frederick
Cormfeld
Unionville
George Z. Best
Rederick City
Inland Fish and Game Commission
Department of Motor Vehicles
St. Louis
St Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
al Brazle
RHCE
Chicago
Schmitz
Kush
Scheffing
Brazle
Pollet
Ricm
Fall outlook warns relief could spike fire and dust threats
The autumn forecast for the central U S cautions of a triple threat. Drier soils risk devastating dust storms, forests face lightning fires, and cold Canadian air could damage crops if September conditions align. Forecasters warn farmers and officials to brace for these combined risks.
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Washington
Central States
Rockies
Mississippi
Pacific
Texas
Ohioo Valley
Canada
Frederick City completes four bond issues largest in history
Frederick City finished selling its four part 3800,000 bond issue for 804,659.78 total, including airport 100,000 and public improvement 250,000 bonds to Alexander Brown and Sons for 350,782.40, plus 300,000 water and 150,000 sewer bonds to Baker Watts for 493,377.33. Bonds signed in Baltimore by Mayor Lloyd Culler and officials, with city and state investment plans noted.
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Alexander Brown and Sons
Baker, Watts and Co., and Associates
Baltimore
Board
Maryland Trust Company
Lloyd C. Culler
City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Jos. F. Eisenhauer
Richard E. Zimmerman
Niles
Barton
Morrow
Yost
Nicodemus
Culler
Carlyle Barton
Meyer and
New Trout Ponds Flooded at Beaver Creek Station
The Beaver Creek rearing station near Hegerstown enters preliminary operation with 11 ponds feeding 3,000 rainbow trout seven to ten inches, plus 20,000 brook and 20,000 brown trout two inches. About $20,000 is budgeted for this year, with future development tied to funds and material costs.
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Department of Game and Inland Fish
Beaver Creek
Hegerstown
E. H Vaughn
Autumn Beginnings Mark Northern Hemisphere Fall
The Naval Observatory announced that autumn begins in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere on September 24 at 4:29 pm EST. The notice notes seasonal changes and advises readers to prepare wardrobes accordingly for warmer and cooler periods.
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Naval Observatory
Cheaper Tires From Coal Product Likely
New York chemists predicted cheaper rubber tires using a carbon black product from coal. C E Stokes and Eri M Dannenberg of Godfrey L Cabot Co discussed mass production potential, while Dr Le Beau described reclaiming rubber as a wartime priority and a versatile plastic material for shoes, book binding, football covers, and electrical insulation.
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New York
American Chemial Society
C E Stokes
Eri M Dannenberg
Godfrey L. Cabot Co
Boston
Drs le Beau
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co
East St Louis
Jow. Perloff
G W Flanasan
Cleveland
Rubber advantages highlighted at Frederick fair
The News notes rubber’s flexibility and strong resistance to oil and chemicals. Officials say it can be vulcanized for greater strength. The feature appears in Page Seven, Saturday September 20, 197. The item also mentions a new veterans office serving four western Maryland counties.
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Page Seven
Maryland
Taylor Named Regional Manager in Hagerstown Office
Wigan office announces George C Taylor as officer in charge at Veterans Administration. Taylor previously served as contact supervisor for the subregional unit, taking on a leadership role in the regional administration.
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Hagerstown
We LO Limbury
George C Taylor
Veterans Administra
Wigan
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