Hustlers Beat Black Sox in 12 Inning Openers
Frederick Hustlers won 7-6 over Baltimore Black Sox in 12 innings at McCurdy Field. James walked and stole second, scoring on an error to deliver the decisive run in the 12th. Oscar Owens started strong for Baltimore, while LeGore wild-pitched and Frederick capitalized with timely hits and fielding. The nightcap was called due to darkness after four innings with the score tied at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore Black Sox
McCurdy Field
James
Gardner
Hildebrand
LeGore
Oscar Owens
Black Sox
Ralston LeGore
Sox
Hammer
Stout
Holloway
Gross
Bill King
Trycet
Belloway
Wilson
Lewis
c.Owens
P. Smothers
Williams
Yoakley
C. Cann
Cross
Frederick AB. R. HO
Fet Stout
Angleberger
Totes
Price
Jeere
Hummer
Tryeet
Cann
Smothers
Steele
Owens
Balk
Brooks
Walters
Arcade Bowling League publishes first half schedule
The first half schedule lists dates and matchups for Arcade, Warren, Reed, Staub, Rhoades, and Fleet Wing from Sept 27 through Jan 4. Key clashes include Arcade versus Warren Reed versus Staub Fleet Wing versus Warren and several crossovers with Rhoades, Staub, and Fleet Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
Warren
Reed
Staub
Rhoades
Fleet-Wing
Treat-Wing
Fleet- Wing
Arceds
Saub
Ara
Tesd
Mt Pleasent Wins Second Half Title In Speedball Play
Mt. Pleasant captured the county speedball second half championship by beating Harmony Grove 8-3 in the second game of a doubleheader after winning the opener 12-11 in 10 innings. Castle pitched four hits in the opener with Wachter and Crum homering, and Sheetenheim starred for Mt. Pleasant. They will face Ballenger, first half champion, in the playoff opener next Sunday at Feagaville. Officials seek City League umpires for the series. call James W. Shaff. Feagaville Frederick 1844-F-22. Lineups list Mt. Pleasant Kelly Grabill Etzler Crum A Smith Abrecht R Smith Sheetenheim Esterly Castle Harmony Grove Zimmerman Ramsburg J Best Wachter Walsh Brachey P Best Schwearingen Pickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Harmony Grove
Grovemen
Castle
Wachter
Crum
Sheetenheim
Mountaineers
Ballenger
Feagaville
County Speedball League
James W. Shaff
Frederick
Kelly
Grabill
Etzler
A. Smith
Abrecht
R. Smith
Esterly
Zimmerman
Ramsburg
J. Best
Walsh
Brachey
P. Best
Schwearingen
Rightield
Pickett
Harmony Grove Wins 12-3 in 10 Inning Clash
In the County Speedball League second half yesterday Harmony Grove defeated Mt Pleasant 12 to 3 after 10 innings. Mt Pleasant is set to host Ballenger on Sunday in the next contest.
Street Not To Manage Browns Next Season
Gabby Street was informed he will not be signed to manage the St Louis Browns next season. The decision followed the Browns double victory over the Chicago White Sox and was issued by AL club president Donald Barnes as a reply to Street asking about his status. Street will remain manager for the rest of the current season.
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St. Louis
Gabby Street
St .Louis Browns
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Donald Barnes
Gabby
Street
McCardell Radcliffe Capture Walker Nolliffe Tourney Title
McCardell and Radcliffe rallied from a 2-1 deficit to win the Walker N. Jolliffe Memorial Tennis Tournament final at Catoctin Club. They defeated Dick Ramsburg and Bob Clapp in five sets 4-6 6-4 4-6 6-2 7-5, earning their third straight final win despite trailing early and again in the fifth set. Individual trophies will be awarded separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McCardell
Buddy Radcliffe
Walker N. Jolliffe
Catoctin Club
Dick Ramsburg
Bob Clapp
McCardell
Radcliffe
Ultimate
Football scores across colleges and regions compiled
A dense list of college football results includes Redskins over Cleveland 37 to 13, Philadelphia 14 over New York 10, Green Bay 28 over Chicago Cardinals, Navy 26 over William and Mary, Pitt 18 over West Virginia 0, Dartmouth 45 over Bates 0, and many more with numerous one or two point differentials. The note also mentions recent amendments to federal duck hunting regulations allowing mistaken identity in shooting prohibited species like redheads and canvasbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redskins
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Green Bay
Chicago Cardinals
Brooklyn Eagles
Newark Tornadoes
Navy
William & Mary
Pitt
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Bates
Alabama
South Carolina
Purdue
Illinois
Blue Ridgers
Upsala
Muhlenberg
Michigan State
Wayne
Rhode Teland
U. of Maine
St. Bonaven
Manhattan
Howard
Akron
Wabash
Ind
Kent State
Albion
Holy Cross
Providence
Toledo
W. Liberty T
Richmond
Maryland
Ohio U
Minois
Panzer
E. Stroing
V.M
Virginia
Georgia
Citadel
Lowell Textile
New Hamp
Butler
Ball State
Texas Christ'n
Centenary
Vanderbilt
Washington
Detroit
Rose Poly
Evansville
Depauw
Franklin
C. S. Carolina
Xavier
Miami
Alma
Muskingum
Otterbein
W. L
Assumption
Adrian
D. de Paul
Ripon
Texas A. & M
Texas A
Western Mich
Hl. College
A. Mich
Centre
Miss. College
North Texas
Arkansas
Oka A. & M
Kansas
Texas
William
Middleburg
California
St. Mary's
Ramsburg and Clapp Propel Team To Win In Late Rally
The Ramsburg and Clapp combo forced opponents into errors and led a four game run to reach 4-2, then after a 4-4 knot, the winners trailed 5-4 before finishing with three straight to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsburg
Clapp
Market Slumps Amid New Dangers Of War
New York sept 24 ap fresh uneasiness over european war dangers weighed on stocks. Attempts to rally faded as support failed, with leaders down about four points. Steel, motor, and specialty issues led the declines while offerings surged in rubbers, copper, and rails as volume spiked on the opening selloff. Aircraft shares were not as hard hit.
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New York
Sykesville Social Notes and Local Meetings Summary
In Sykesville on September 26 the Phila thea Class of St Pauls met at the parlor hosted by Mrs Justus with thirty members planning a October 10 covered dish church supper. Miss Louise Gaither visited Baltimore. Mrs Marsden Waddell hosted the Glenwood bridge club. Ellicott City resident Mrs Hannah Lee Harrison visited Mr and Mrs John S Mathews. The Sykesville Parent Teachers Association held its first meeting September 12 naming officers for 1938 1929: Mrs Mahlon Grim president Nevin Ports vice president Grace Riley secretary and Mrs Dennis Lyons treasurer. Frank Mellor sang with Mrs Francis Cooklyn at the piano as committees were formed for the year. James Howes spent a day in Baltimore with his sister Mrs Walter Engel. Recent visitors from Baltimore and Ellicott City to Rev Earl Luther Mumford included the Burgees Lane and Burgee family members. Paul J Mumford and Lois Mumford of Church Road Ellicott City were dinner guests of the Mumfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
St. Paul's
Justus
Louise Gaither
Baltimore
Marsden Waddell
Glenwood Bridge Club
Hannah Lee Harrison
Ellicott City
John S. Mathews
James Howes
Walter Engel
Earl Luther Mumford
Gilbert L. Burgee
John Lane
E. T. Burgee
William W. Burgee
Ruth
Esther
Anna May Burgee
Karl Luther 3Rumford
Karl Luther Mumford
Weller
Woodbine
Carroll County
Mr.Mumford
Erman Shoemaker
Wilbur Dove
Harry Dove
St Benjyanun’s
Westminster
Lutheran Middle Conference
Francis Scott Rex
Frederick
William Grombine
Clementine Selby
Covington
E G Selby
Kathryn Mullinix
Ne State Teachers College
Towson
Nancy Zepp
Kate Donaldson
Delis
Walter B. Morse
Hot Springs
Ark
Harald O Stoan
N. Harris
Florida
Jean Seibert
Washington
William H. Stinson
A Maurice Eastwich
Robert J Taylor
Camsedel Warfield
England
Howard County
William Ridgely
James G. Sellers
St. Leonards Creek
Caljvert County
Lloyd Iglehart
Central Avenue
University Hospital
Igtehart
Katherine Hooper
G. E. Newcomer
Virginia
Williamsport
Earl Newcomer
Polly Alger
Stanley
Harry Weer
Nancy Lee Ridgely
John T. Ridgely, Jr
Lutherans Rally in Carroll County Near Westminster
Rev Karl Mumford represented the Woodbine parish at the Lutheran Middle Conference executive committee meeting on September 19 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. Also noted: various community visits, travels, and family milestones including birthdays, college plans, and social visits across Maryland and nearby states.
Union Bridge Adult Bible Class Meeting Notes and Local Visits
The Union Bridge M E Church Adult Bible Class met at the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Crumpacker with several members present. Visitors from Baltimore and Charles Town noted. Local moves include Mrs Henry Fogle relocating to George Bowers property and Jesse Pfoutz recovering from the grippe. A weeklong vacation for William Garvin at Charles Town and various visits among neighbors were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
M. E. Chuch
Merle Crumpacker
Keymar
Charles Mackley
E. T. Devilbiss
Mr. Sampson
Viola Eyler
John Six
David Devilbiss
George Crumpacker
O. W. Heas
Fannie Lynn
Bruce Six
Marion
William Benson
Baltimore
William Garvin
Lehigh Cement Plant
Charles Town
W. Va
Ralph Selby
Charles Selby
Henry Fogle
Frank Snyder
Town
George Bower
Farquhar Street
Carl Ritter
Naples
Ruth Ritter
Johnsville
Harry Devilbiss
Lewis Crumpacker
Jesse Pfoutz
Adamstown Resident Praises ANE Remedy in Local Ad
Adamstown Maryland resident Mr Harry G Baugher reports relief from lumbago back and limb pains after using ANE a triple strength herbal compound sold by Williamson's Cruz Store in Frederick The ad promotes a health booklet and a WFMD radio program airing Monday Wednesday Friday at 1 pm and Tuesday Thursday at 11 30 am seeking local customers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Baugher
Adamstown
Maryland
Here
Williamson
Cruz
Fredé*rick
WFMD
Frederick
Birthday Anniversary Observed with Quiet Dinner Guests
A quiet birthday anniversary was noted with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pfoutz and their son Warren of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pfoutz with children of Westminster. Earlier that Sunday non guests gathered at the same location: Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Pfoutz and children and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Pfoutz with children of Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pfoutz
Warren
Baltimore
Elmer Pfoutz
Westminster
Thurston Pfoutz
Monroe Pfoutz
Union Bridge
Community notices from Taylorsville September gathering updates
Taylorsville and Westminster activities list a September 28 aid society meeting at Caseeil Home and a September 27 Homemakers club visit to Mrs Charles Wagner. Several residents hosted or visited relatives in Baltimore Frederick and New Jersey while Sunshine class reorganized with A. T. Byers and W. C. Moore as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Wagner
Mt. Airy
Charles Wagner
Sunshine
Howard Price
A. T. Byers
W. C. Moore
Woodbine
Walter Clary
G. H. Magin
Philip Cummins
Baltimore
H .L. Price
Horace Hipsley
Children's Aid Society
Westminster
J. C Nalll
A. F. Byers
Frederick
Harry Zile
New Jersey
Charles Wright
Local Ladies Attend Tri County Homemakers Meeting
In Taneytown on September 26 Mrs W A Bower and several friends joined the Tri County Home makers gathering in Hagerstown. Visitors included Mrs John Macker Littlestown host for her son in law Merwyn Fuss. Fuss spoke at Walkersville Sunday School Rally on September 25. Roscoe Bennett of Dagsboro and Howard Baker hosted guests over the weekend. Mrs Harry Clingan and others attended the Grand Temple Pythian Sisters Maryland convention in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
W. A. Bower
Edith Baumgardner
O. D. Sell
Mervin Con‘over
W. R. Motter
Anonie Kontz
Pater Wilhide
Belva Koons
Virginia Bower
Tri-County
Hagerstown
John Macker
Littlestown
Merwyn Fuss
Merwyn C. Fuss
Walkersville
Roscoe N. Bennett
Dagsboro
Del
Howard Baker
Harry Clingan
Augustus Crabbs
William McNair
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters of Maryland
Knights of Pythian Lodge
Frederick
Sam's Creek Social Notes Here and There
Sept 26 local notes from Sam's Creek report visits from Miss Bes sie Alexander to Miss Helen Cranmer Wakefield. Mrs Frank Stitely returns from Frederick City Hospital and is recovering. Clyde Warner and daughter Catherine visit James Crabbs home. Roops Miller and Howard Wilt families and Edger Erb and George Miller households visited Frank Stitely home. Earl Warner family and Miss Carrie McNally with Archey Beth called on George Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Creek
Sam‘s Creek
Bessie Alexander
Helen Cranmer
Wakefield
Frank Stitely
Frederick City Hospital
Clyde Warner
Catherine
James Crabbs
Roops Millar
Howard Wilt
Edger Erb
George Miller
and Mirs
Earl Warner
Orval Warner
Wifour
Carrie McNally
Archey Beth
Thermometer Helps Protect Apples In Home Cellars
Temperature is key to preserving apples and a small thermometer in a home storage cellar can prevent early spoilage, saving many times its cost by extending freshness and reducing waste.
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Irustlers
News-Post
Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
Harry C. Gilbert
Gail L. Catshall
Edwards. Delaplaine
G. Hunter Bowers
Isaac G. Waltz
Mt Pleasant
W. L. Pet
Broad Run
Yellow Springs
Myersville
Marine
Marine Headquarters
Frederick Rifle Club
Singapore
NRA Club
Singanore
Newman Boyds
Yes. T
Ward
Ford
Nogle
Rippeon
Aba
Burchett
Etchison
Flair
Routzahn
Marine Corps Headquarters
Bell
Miss Jensen
Hamilton
Ritter
Nelson
Cain
Eames
Windzer
Fay Tote
Fotal
Paul J. Mumford
Lois Mumford
Church Road
Ellicott
City
Thomas
Greenawalt
Anyme
Frederick Courtty
Peoples Finance Co
Northvoort & Frederick
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Stiell
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Charles F. Knock
East Fourth Street
Markell & Ford
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