Washington county dairy team to contest state contest
Washington county will enter a dairy judging team at the State contests to be held at the Timonium Fair in September. County Agent Milt D. Moore and Dr. De Voe Meade of the University of Maryland head the training. The winning State team advances to the National Dairy Show in Chicago and the next winner goes to England. 24 members belong to the Dairy Calf Club as they tour local herds at Downsville Sharpsburg Ringgold.
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Washington County
Milt D. Moore
de Voe Meade
University of Maryland
Hve
Chicago
England
Dairy Calf Club
Ehub
Simon Downey
Downsville
Itton Remsberg
Sharpsburg
Ringgold
Practice Game For Polo Team at Williams Port Field
This afternoon at 3 30 the Reds and Whites of the Washington County Polo Association hold a practice game to prep for Sunday’s contest with the Third Cavalry squad. Major Duvall coaches the locals who expect a hard ride and a spirited battle.
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Williamsport
Reds
Washington County Polo Association
Third Cavalry
Major Duvall
Local Quotations County Market Report
Prices paid producers for food commodities by grade quality and quantity. Dried corn onions beans potatoes and other farm staples listed with unit prices. details show wide ranges across items such as white leghorn butter country ham lard and walnuts along with corn and wheat price notes. Farmers market rates reflect varied quality and quantity for dairy produce meats and produce.
Pirates Split With Giants In Doubleheader Aided By Comorosky
New York beat Pittsburgh 7 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader as Bill Terry hit a pair of homers and Adam Comorosky collected five straight hits in the nightcap where Earl Grace delivered a bases loaded two out single in the tenth. Dave Barbee injured his right knee in the opener attempting Fallis’ double. The Michigan farmer now grows 127 varieties of spinach.
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New York
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Adam Comorosky
Earl Grace
Comorosky
Bill Terry
Dave Barbee
Pirate
Fallis
Pittsburgh
French
Chagnon
Spencer
Grace
Hubbell
Hogan
Tennis Favorites Win Through Quarterfinals at Hagerstown
The Hagerstown tournament on the St James courts saw all favorites prevail in four of five events as play continued. Singles results included Conn over Jamison 6 1 and Beyard over Conn 4 6 2. Doubles featured Miller McSherry over Mumma Mumma 6 3 3 6 8, and more. Mixed pairs Wroth Denslow beat Hoffmeier Densist 6 2 6 4. Junior Mason beat Einbinder 6 3 6 4. matches scheduled for this afternoon include Gardner Helen Gard ner, P Wroth, S Densiow, J McLaughlin, McSherry, Miller, Rup perthal, Shine and Fales. Baltimore livestock prices also listed.
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Hagerstown
St. James Courts
Conn
J. Jamison
Robert Beyard
Miller-McSherry
Mumma- Mumma
McLaughlin McLaughlin
Wroth
Ruppenthal-Shine
Denslow-Denslow
Rowe Gardner
R. Jamison
Riley
Green-B. Peyard
McKinley-Cassell BT
Wroth- Denslow
Hoffmeier-Dens
Baltimore Grain Prices Fluctuate in July Trade
In Baltimore wheat futures from July to September show small shifts with 9.2 red winter notes and quotes for July 585 August 5644 and Sept 6734 reflecting modest price movements amid summer trading.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Virginians Trounce Chevies In Millwood Showdown
Millwood, Va hosted the Hoffman Chevies as Estep Borwell lead A C hitters with two hits each while Metz Powers and Day matched with two for the Chevies. Cassell allowed nine hits as Millwood posted seven runs on 12 hits to defeat the Chevies 7 to 1. The Chevies next face Negerstown Eagles at the Stadium in a Sunday rematch.
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Millwood
Miilwood C
Chevies
Cassell
Estep
Borwell
A. C’s
Metz
Powers
Day
Negerstown PF
Eagles
Crownapple
Levi
Brooklyn Wins Two From Cards in Baseball Twin Bill
Brooklyn Dodgers sweep St. Louis Cardinals winning 12 to 6 and 4 to 1. Syl Johnson and Jess Haines starred in game one as Wright, Kelly and Shanteau added two hits each. Dizzy Dean faltered late in the opener after O'Donis homered to spark a rally, while Al Lopez hit a tripple and scored in the ninth.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Bebhind
al Lopez
Derringer
Frederick
St. Louis
Johnson
Haines
J. V ' A . Thurston
Shaute Anc
Grange Session Hosts Cooperating Specialists Talk
Judge Frank G Wagaman spoke on Cooperation of Specialists at the Potomac Valley Grange meeting in Indian Springs Community Hall. County Agent Milt Moore also addressed the gathering while prayers, readings, and musical items accompanied the program. The Grange plans a broader calendar as a young but active group.
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Frank G. Wagaman
Cooperaton of
Poto 4
Valley Grange
Indian Springs
Milt D. Moore
Ing
A. G. Ene Gran
Albert Funkhouser
Frisby
Chas. C. James
Joe Mills
Potomac Valley Grange
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