Frederick City Trumps in Gate Receipts as Blue Ridge League Feels Impact
Officials report Cham bersburg led gate receipts in the Blue Ridge League while Frederick ranked fourth. Ten percent of gate money goes to the league treasurer. standings also reflect holiday crowds and grandstands. President Boyer will not seek another term, aiding Hagerstown, and a Spalding pennant is due within two weeks with a Navy background design.
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Frederick
Blue Ridge
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Hanover
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Agricultural Park
F. K. Schmidt
Boyer
The
Schmidt
Llewellyn
King
Peck
Morrison
Lamar
Orrison
Agnes
Barnhart
Whalen
Boyne
Stevens
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Blue Ridge League
Base Ball Scores From Philadelphia to Boston
Baseball results across multiple cities show Philadelphia beating Detroit with 5 runs, St Louis blanking New York 7 in the first game and 5 in the second, Washington defeating Chicago with a 2 run game, and Boston and Cleveland playing a tied or high scoring matchup. Standings list Boston and New York leading, with Detroit and St Louis trailing in a busy day of early season baseball.
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Philadelphia
Detroi Lethes
L.wde
Sheehan
Mercy
New Surf St. Lous
New York
Phillips
Hamalton
Ruel
Severoid
Mogrildoe
Alunder
St. Saniot
Hoff
Agnew
Mur I Je
Schwert
Wernington
Chicago
Wasington
Hatteries
National League results and standings with scattered batter notes
NL games in Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Cincinnati Brooklyn detailed box names include Alexander Burns Adams Bresnahan Stines Rudolph Hughes Mamaux Tesreau Meyers Sallee Snyder Deffer McCarty Toney Wingo Standing and team records show Phil a 83 35 584 Cincinnati 67 75 472 Brooklyn 77 529 St Louis 69 78 469 New York 66 77 462 Pittsburgh 71 77 480 Chicago 69 76 461.
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Philadelphia
Tnt
Alexander
Burns
Adams
Schorr
Archer
Stines
Agins
Bresnahan
Pittsburgh
Boston
Rudolph
Hughes
Whaling
Mamaux
Cooper
Gibson
Louls
Newark
St Louis
Tesreau
Meyers
Saliee
Snyder
Cincinnati -Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Dfeffer
McCarty
Toney
Wingo
Ye WL
W.L. EG Philada
Cincini
Brookly
St.Louis
Afton
N-York
Pittsbrg
Federal League Baseball Scores From Chicago Newark and Other Cities
Scores from Chicago Newark Pittsburgh and other cities show Chicago Newark Pittsburgh Kansas City St Louis and Brooklyn postings with batter totals and team tallies. Notable lines include Chicago 1 Newark 2 in the first game and St Louis 19 Pittsburgh 2 with detailed battery lines and standings for the circuit.
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Chicago
Newark
Moseley
Rariden
Brown
Wilson
Seaton
Huhn
McConnell
Fischer
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Schultz
Alen
Knetzer
Berry
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Marion
Land, Adams
Hasterly
St.Louis
Baltimore
Baltimore, 2; S1. Louis
Johnson
Owens
Plank
Hartley
Canning Season Ends With Strong Local Output
Frederick and county canning factories closed their season after a good year with a bountiful corn crop. Factories ran short lots as farmers finished hazul ing. Monocacy Valley Canning in the city to wind up tomorrow. Estimated total output around 600,600 cases or 14,409,000 cans.
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Frederick
Monocacy Valley
Wheat Drope and pennant plan for Fair week
Wheat dropped two cents to 1.01 while corn stands at 3.80 per barrel. Club officials want the pennant before Fair time and plan to fly the flag won by Jack Morrison's team from a prominent Market Street location. Mayor Fraley has approved a temporary placement near the Square corner.
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Jack Morrison
Market Street
Fraley
Vocation and Marriage sermon by Fr Valentine at St Johns
Very Rev Fr Valentine C P preached on vocation and marriage at St Johns church to the largest audience of the week. He argued that both celibacy and marriage are divine callings, warning against marrying without God's will and noting many Christians misinterpret wedlock as a failure of the divine plan. He also criticized the shortage of priests and urged young people to seek God’s guidance before marriage. Tonight’s subject will be Calvary.
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Valentine
C. P
St. John's Church
Apostle Proinds
United States
Fr. Valentine
Calvary
Archbishop Seton Leaves for Bordeaux Voyage
Archbishop Robert Seton, long time resident at Mt. St. Marys, departs this county for New York to sail October 1 on the Lasagne to Bordeaux France. Upon arrival he will proceed to Pau to meet his waiting niece.
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Archibishop Seton
Robert Seton
Mt. St. Mary's
This County
New York
Bordeaux
France
Pau
Report of the Condition of Frederick Maryland Bank
Frederick Maryland bank reports close of business figures for September with liabilities and deposits details. Names: GEO. W. WEENLEIN secretary, THOMAS SO CHAPLINE, REEDY FROMEKE, JHERSHBERGER directors attest the sworn statement.
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Frederick
Maryland
State of
County of
T. Geo. W. Heinlein
Geo. W. Weenlein
Thomas SO Chapline
Fromeke
Jhershberger
New State Game Laws Total Sixty-One This Year
In the state, 61 new game laws were enacted, with California and several other states reaching ten or more. Moves toward harmonizing migratory bird rules and alien hunting statutes were noted, while various states limited hunting methods and adjusted seasons. Alabama, Oregon, Wisconsin and others altered big game seasons, with notable changes in Florida, Michigan, Indiana, and Pennsylvania.
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Maine
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Oregon
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Michigan
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Oklahoma
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Arkansas
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Alaska
Alabama
Georgia
Missouri
Mississippi
New Mexico
New York
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Drug Store Stand Seventy Years Old Moves to New Building
The Greenawalt pharmacy, long a landmark on Market and Socont streets, leaves its sixty year old premises on Patrick Street for the Zentz Building. Established by Dr. Fairfax Schley, the store evolved from family parlors into a leading city pharmacy viewed for its mortar and pestle sign and colored bottle display. After a series of owners, Dr. William G. Greenawalt of Pennsylvania takes over and will relocate next week.
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Greenawal Pharnamaecs
Weel Patrick Street
Zentz
Market
Socont
Schley
Fairfax Schley
Pracketor
Fisher Drug
Wm. G. Greenawalt
Pennsylvania
Frosty Night Falls as Warm Spell Fails Again
Frost returned with temperatures dropping to 42 degrees in official reports. Light frost touched some areas while residents wore wraps and heavier bed clothing for comfort. Yesterday's high reached 70 degrees, and forecasts of a warming trend are awaited by those not ready for real fall weather. Some people already started fires.
Women to Parade at Rockville State Convention
The 50 year history of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in the state will be marked by a first time parade during the statewide convention in Rockville on Wednesday afternoon. Separately, major wildlife policy shifts extend across states from Maine moose seasons to Wyoming bull elk quotas, with deer and doe regulations varying widely and several states moving to restrict or lift protections.
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T. U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Rockville
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