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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1915

Page

3

Yale Varsity Plans Hang on LeGore Case Deepens

Yale faces decision on whether Dack LeGore a standout back can play varsity football this year. Dean Briggs reviews prior incidents linking him to amateur status and possible tennis championship clashes. Meanwhile Utz of Western Maryland shines and a runaway horse incident disrupts Linganore Hills road.

Dean Briggs Yale Frederick New York LeGore EN Machine Maine LeGavre Puck Frederick Countion Yale University Hoever Aceil Shore Field Atz Sen Ue Utz Maryland

Delayed By Officer In Weekend Patrol Incident

Officer Quinn detained a motorcycle with Maryland license 18 8 due to intoxication. The rider was arrested later and faces a hearing this evening.

Quinn Maryland

Remarkable offer on two Frederic J. Haskin books

The Nuwe advertises a special arrangement to bring Frederic J. Haskin's The Panama Canal and The American Government to readers at production cost. The paper notes the move aids community access to educational works, praising their patriotic value and broad reach. Provincial items include local attendance at Saunders Range camp, Harmon L. Klein leaving Middletown, Charles A. Opel's aborted camp, George H. Trundle named Gettysburg College Band director, and a deed of trust by S Keefer Phleeger with Markwood D. Harp as trustee.

The Nuwe Frederic J. Haskin Saunders Range Frederick County Harmon L. Klein Middletown Charles A. Opel Keefer Phleeger West Patrick Street Markwood D. Harp Harp

Baseball scores from Philadelphia to Boston roundup

Baseball scores from Philadelphia Chicago and New York shows Athletics beating Phillies 8 1 in first game Chicago 5 2 in second. New York 6 Cleveland 1 and 6 5 in two games. Washington 5 Detroit 1 and 9 3 in second. Boston 3 St Louis 2. Standings list Boston New York Detroit Chicago Washington Athletic totals.

Philadelpha Catcego Athletics Benz Schalktar Nabors McAvoy Chicago Faber Mayer Weaver New York Cleveland Brenton O'Neill Pieh Schwert

National League Scores From Saturday Baseball Games

National League results show Chicago Philadelphia 4 in 11 innings with Demares Burns Hogg Archer on the mound, Pittsburgh 5 Boston 2, Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 1, St Louis 5 New York 3. Sundry games include Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 in 12 innings and St Louis 3 New York 2. Weather affected Chicago Philadelphia, rain, and Boston Pittsburgh were not scheduled. Standings list Philadelphia 69 76 476, Boston 68 73 473, St Louis 71 78 407, Chicago 66 73 405.

Chicago Phillies Demares Burns Hogg Archer Atittsburgh Boston Pittsburgh Patterles Trier Whaling Harmon Gibson Cincinnat Brooklyn Cincinnati Coombs Miller Dale Wingo St. Louis New York Herbert Dooin Doak Snyder Sundry Brookton Toney Pfeiffer McCarthy St Louis Ames Stroud Perritt Palmero Meyers Chicago-Philadelphia Boston-Pittsburgh Philada St.Louis

Good and Bad Bargains and Local News From Frederick

The article reports on a court ruling overruling objections to a 203 acre Montgomery county land sale to James W. Bean for 176 dollars per acre from Thomas R. Riley's estate. It notes a local worker Morris Scott injured by a nail at a factory, plus a postal letter list, a Philadelphia New York trip by Mr. and Mrs. F. Lester Smith visiting Paramount studios, a Washington visit by veterans, and a separate report of a worker’s injury from a conveyor.

William H. Riley William W. Riley Montgomery James W. Bean Thomas R. Riley Edward C. Peter Peter Bean Morris Scott Scott J. 0. Hendrix New York F. Lester Smith East Third Street Philadelphia

Federal League Saturday Games at St Louis and Chicago

Schedule shows multiple Federal League baseball games with teams like St Louis Buffalo Pittsburgh Newark Chicago Brooklyn Baltimore. First games include Pittsburgh 1 Newark 0 and St Louis Buffalo 4 with various batteries listed. Second slate notes Chicago 12 Brooklyn 0 and Baltimore rainouts with scattered scores and player names.

Federal League St. Louis Buffalo Krapp Blair Crandall Harley Pittsburgh -Newark Pittsburen Reatbach Rartden Wen Berry Pittsburgh Newark Reathbach Rarihen Alien Barger O'Connor Chicago Brooklyn

Deer of Walkersville Seen Near Frederick Trail

A wild deer that wandered eight miles since Saturday noon was sighted near Walkersville and along the Baltimore pike. J H Stauffer reported seeing the creature at Dr J T Nicodemus farm about 9 30 this morning. It moved through Glenn Hahe’s and Mr Stauffer’s meadow, leaping fences with ease and staying usually near a leisurely trot.

Walkersville Frederick Baltimore Nicodemus Glenn Hahe

Fair Officials Named for Frederick County Ag Society Races

At the Frederick County Agricultural Society board meeting officials were chosen for the races: Presiding Judge Dr Ira J Metfardy, Starter KR E Diggs of Baltimore, Race Clerk William C Humm. Music will be supplied by Yellow Springstand and Braddock Heights Orchestra. Main building improvements widen the lower to upper midway passage as entries for the household department are admitted at the secretary and tickets at the treasurer. Binder-crete to the exhibition hall floor to curb dust. A mule race with no entry fee will be included in the program.

Board of Managers Frederick County Agricultural Society Ira Jd. Metfardy KR. E. Diggs Baltimore William C. Humm Braddock Heights

Hood College Gains State Accreditation and Freshman Welcome

Hood College in Ohio gains accreditation recognition from the State Department of Public Instruction extending teaching certificate eligibility. The college hosts a reception for new students with Hood Seminary guests and plans a botanical garden reception with music, while student officers organize class leadership and seek a hockey team.

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Empire theatre features charm and film debuts

Claire actress Miss Chure leads Moise production at The Empire in five parts with a Reygione comedy No One To Guide Him starring Syd Chaplin. Also The Vendetta at Opera House and The Kindness of Virtue with Bryant Washburn and Edna Mayo. Excursions note Baltimore trip and G A R events.

ErnElund Claire Jenne L. Laishy Empire Theatre Totus Paramount One Miss Chure Syd Chaplin Opera House Opera Towse Keystone Charlie Syd Vendetts Marguerite Clark Darling Riga

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