Woodmen Lose 7–0 to Eagles at Stadium
Fraternal Order of Eagles baseball team shut out the W O W 7 to 0 Sunday at the Stadium. Tolbert allowed five hits while Knode led Eagles with three hits. Next Sunday’s game vs Security Trojans set for Thursday at 4 PM. no Tuesday practice. The article notes the origin of the term butternut for Confederate soldiers.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Tolbert
Eagles
Knode
Birds
Hartle
Security Trojans
Wooden Ab. K. HO
Ei Wolfe
Daryer
Harthe
Barnhart
C Russell
A Serer
McKiee
Diehl
F. Lushbaugh
H. Lushbaugh
Bagtes
A. E. Kilmg
Gosagrd
Rowe
Hendricks
Russell
Alexander
Bowers
Woodmen
Eagies
Smeri
Fice Gossard
Hanes
Lushbaugh
F Vybaugh
OM F. Low
Pire Paulagrove
Shannons defeat Antietam 9 to 2 in rain shortened game
Pete Jessup led Williamsport Shannons with four hits including two triples and a home run. Pud Eyler belted a fourth inning homer with a man aboard to seal the win as Frank Mentzer held the losers to five outs through six innings. Shannons advance to face Wildcat Juniors at Conomac Park at 6 15 p m.
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Pete Jessup
Williamsport Shannons
Antietam
Redbirds
Shannons
Jessup
Brown
R. Mentzer
Nutter
Pud Eyler
Frank Mentzer
E. Jamison
Wildcat
Conomac Park
Mentzer
Kyler
Robinson and
Butts
Fans Disturbed by Misunderstood Railroad Order
William Sport and other baseball fans gathered to watch Wildcats vs Chevies but were ordered to stop near Western Maryland Railroad tracks to halt soft drink sales. Park Manager Ramsdell said the restriction aimed to stop sales, not disturb fans, and fans returned for the afternoon game.
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William Sport
Wildcats
Maryland
Conomac Bel
Ramsdell
Community Notes From State Line Residents Visit Grantsville
State Line June 24 reports Misses Anna and Helen Fresh of Grantville Md visiting relatives including the Swisher family. Emma Bryan and Mary Hartle stay with Byers family. Billy Allan of Baltimore visits Bernard Swisher family. Frank Magill and son from Huntingdon Pa spend weekend with Hade home. William Allan of Baltimore visits relatives. Swisher family hosts weekend with Grantville friends. Smith Memorial reunion at Rocky Ridge Park draws many locals.
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State Line
Anna
Helen Fresh
Grantville
Howard Swisher
Mary Hartle
John Swisher
Emma Bryan
Franklin Byers
Billy Allan
Baltimore
Bernard Swisher
Edwin
Frank Magill
Huntingdon
Frank Hade
William Allan
Howard
Marie Swisher
Francelia Naugle
Mildred Swisher
Waynesboro
Walter Swisher
Elaine
Rocky Ridge Park
Harry Thomas
Elvert, Murray
Charlotte
Harold Lee
Guy Brewer
Kenneth
Harry Martin
Charles and
Deliah
Oliver Morris
Joan
Alvey Cook
Pauline
Gladys
Roy Thomas
Naomi
Magdelyn
Freeman Sinn
Tommy
Reese
Alma
Kaylor
Keedysville Children’s Day Services Highlight Local Pageant
The United Brethren Sunday school held a large audience Children’s Day program on June 11 in Keedysville. The Lutheran Sunday school observed Children’s Day on June 18, with readings by Mabel Poffenberger and others. The Loyalty class met June 11 at the Poffenberger home with Miss Mabel Poffenberger presiding.
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Keedysville
United Brethren Sunday School
Lutheran Sunday School
Loyalty
Clayton Poffenberger
Mabel Poffenberger
Marjoria House
Frances Weaver
Emma Green
Doris Hose
Ethel Newman
Alice Baker
Pauline Hines
Funkstown Loses Baseball Clash 7 6 in Ninth Inning
Hoffman Chevies beat Funkstown 7 6 as Hesson and Patrick singled in the ninth to break a tie. Duffy pitched well in defeat with solid defense. Mets and Dorsey contributed for Funkstown. также Miss Susan Athey of Hagerstown visited relatives.
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Hoffman-Chevies
Funkstown
Acore
Hesson
Patrick
Duffey
Chevien Ab
Ar Ryan
Devers
A. Dorney
Oo Hartin
Henson
Mets. c
Dorsey
Martin
Rf Mekola
Re. Barnes
Funkstons Ab
BR. Nef
OR Allen
R. Hammaker
McNeal
Lowman
Fairney
If Town
Burke
V. Neil
Gossard
Eetom
Haffmenster
Duffy
sHareford
R. Nellim
Pankstown
Ratnexs
Hawmoaker
Warnes
Daffy
Barnes
Datty
Kallas Mets
Barke
Amatreay Brooke
Sintsen
Coalinga
Cal
Sharpsburg Bluebirds Tumble From Lead in 9-1 Loss
The Sharpsburg Bluebirds drop their league lead after a 9-1 defeat to the Cabbies in a seven inning rain shortened game. The Cabbies jump started early with hits and walks, while Grove scores for Sharpsburg on Mumma's RBI in the first inning.
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Sharpsburg Bluebirds
Cabbies
Bluebirds
Bluebird
Grove
Mumma
Cabbtex Ab
O. A
B. Moore
Root
Brandenburg
K. French
Th Kershner
Hershberger
Od Smith
Sharpaburgy Ab
R. H. C. A. ES Bender
Cef
BE. Mumma
Houlette
Kaetxel
Kepner
Sharpsburg
Cabbien
Bane Bith
Kershner
Bender
Moore
Jones
Rowlette
C. Mumma
Bandenburg
Phillips
Berger
Springer
Phillipa It Werger
Jonen
OM Berger
Mt Gretna Meeting Debates 3.2 Beer Sale Limits
Today's session of the Young People’s branch of the United Brethren Church in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference discusses increased activity against the sale of 3.2 alcoholic beverages and elects officers. The town is Mt Gretna Pa with events dated June 24.
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Mt. Gretna
Young’ People's Branch
United Brethren, Church
Eastern Pennsylvania
Blue Sox defeat Frederick Nine in county league clash
Hagerstown Blue Sox beat Frederick County Nine 4 to 2 on Frederick’s field. St. Clair limited the visitors to eight hits while Orcutt led the Sox with two hits in three at bats. Next Sunday the Sox host Martinsburg American Legion in a twin bill on their home diamond.
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Hagerstown Blue Sox
Frederick
St. Clair
Sox
Frederick Lads
McKenzie
Chicago
Orcutt
Strine
American Legion
Martinsburg
Blue Sox Ab
D. Brandenburg
BE Keen
Ava Haya
Meabn
Myers
Harker
M. Ineminger
Cimir
Toble
Frederick Ah. R. He. A
Jolliffe
Martman
If Gardner
Ef . McKensie
P. Harrison
Wagner
Murphy
Rinehart
Rtf
Rice
Blue Sox
Strick
Bruce Sox
Bane
Orcutz
Sac
Rather
St . Hays
Keen
Utvern
of McKenzie
Cubs Split In Double Header Loss Ends Streak
Boston powered to a 12 to 4 win in game one as Charlie Grimm benched his Cubs lineup. Hartnett returned behind the plate with a 4 for 4 showing including a homer and three singles. Chicago dropped the nightcap 4 to 3 as Cantwell and Hogan led Boston against Chicago pitching.
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Boston
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Ain
Gabb Hartnett
Bill Jurges
Chicago
Tinning
Hartnett
Starr
Fallenstein
Spohrer
Doubleheader Delivers Key Baseball Victories
The report highlights several performances across teams. Carl Reynolds drives in six for the Browns in a double victory over the Red Sox. Hal Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons limit Cincinnati to 13 hits across both games. Ossie Balas and the Senators win with five efficient hits against Cleveland. Jurges homers and logs a double and two singles in the first game versus the Braves. Charlie Fisher and Rus Van Atta shine as the Tigers and Yankees split, pitcher Rus Van Atta excelling. Jimmy Jordan contributes two hits in each game for the Dodgers against the Pirates. Jimmy Dykes and Jimmy Foxx feature for the White Sox and Athletics with clutch plays and homer support.
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Associated
Carl Reynolds
Browns
Red Sox
Hal Schumacher
Fred Fitssimmons
Giants
Cincinnati
Ossie Billage
Senators
Cleveland
I BU Jurges
Cubs
Braves
Charlie Fischer
Tigers
Russell van Atta
Yankees
Jimmy Jordan
Dodgers
Pirates
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Dove
Jatter
Wild Boar of Sequala and Primo Fight Recalled
A cut fragment recalls Primo a heavyweight fighter nicknamed the Wild Boar of Sequala. He is described as a somber, disciplined boxer who does not boast and lets others do the talking. The story mentions his heavy build and habit of wearing a pants emblem and hints at media curiosity around his Paris debut.
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Sequala
Primo
Paris
Undine
Preas
Boonsboro Fans Rally In Rough County Baseball Clash
A jumbled game story notes a tense tenth inning and key hits by Sterner and others. Players listed include Baker Harbaugh Ford Stonebraker Kelier McClain and Hart, with substitutions and late scoring attempts shaping a strained finish.
Brownies Rally to Open Season Behind Pitching
The Browns won their first game behind solid pitching as Sta ton delivered a steady effort. Louis contributed late but the rally produced a decisive victory over the opponent.
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