Baseball Results and Standings From Yesterday
The American League scores show Washington routing Chicago 14 to 3, and Philadelphia beating Cleveland 9 to 4. Standings list Philadelphia leading with 700? Washington 14.7, Cleveland 12.7, Chicago 8 10, St. Louis 9 12, and New York 7 8.38. Upcoming games include Chicago at Washington and Detroit at New York.
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Red Sox Take Series Opener as MacFayden Shuts Browns
Boston wins 5 to 2 over St Louis in the first game of the series. MacFayden limited the Browns to six hits while Manion homered, Sweeney drove in runs, and Tom Oliver extended his hitting streak to 18 games with two singles.
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Tom Oliver
Cubs top Giants in opening game of series
Chicago Cubs beat New York Giants 6 to 5 to claim early lead in the series after a three run eighth inning rally. Giants fall to second place as Hub Pruett and Hagerstown figures appear in the scoreboard.
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Giants Rally Past Pirates In 7 4 Victory
Hartnett and Stephenson drove in three runs with two doubles as the Giants overcame the Pirates 7 to 4. Brooklyn scored in the sixth and eighth to back a strong pitching game, while the Cardinals topped the Braves 10 to 6 in the opener of their series and Grimes was ejected by umpire Mike Ohue after a politeness dispute.
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Stephenson
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Hal Carlson
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Geen
Clark
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Petty
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Wee Willie Sherdel
Sylvester Johnson
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Boston Braves
Burleigh Grimes
Mike Ohue
Donohue
Goays
Grimes
Donohbue
Sherdel
Joe Strip
Philadelphia
Phillies
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Stripp
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Benge
Lease Recorded for Sinclair Oil Station on Valley Pike
A lease recorded in Frederick County Circuit Court transfers land on the Valley Pike from William M ards to Sinclair Refining Company for a 5 year gas and oil filling station. Rent is 100 per month with a possible 5 year extension at 126 per month. An option to purchase is included at 12 500 for the initial term or 15 000 for the extended term.
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Richards
Will of Dr Julian Ward Probate For Winchester Mayor
The will of the late Dr Julian F P Ward a longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad relief worker and former mayor of Winchester was probated yesterday in the Corporation Court. He left his property to his wife absolutely.
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Winchester
Ward will bequeaths estate to wife Nellie Ward outright
The document, penned by Dr Ward on note paper, was signed May 12 1890 and executed forty years ago. It devises the entire estate including realty and other holdings to his wife Nellie K Ward who is named executrix and who gave bond for 27000 dollars the estimated value of the personal estate.
Middletown Notes and Local Visits
Middletown, May 10. Claude Carper and Charles Carper with Messrs DeHaven from Middletown attended the Junior Order United American Mechanics meeting in Woodstock Monday night. Mrs Burham Larrick and daughter Marguerite and two sons Bernard and Herbert, all of Washington, were visiting here Sunday. Mrs W H Muse, lately ill, is at Winchester Memorial Hospital hoping for relief. Mrs Samuel Coper and daughter Helen of Martinsburg spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Alice McInturff. Mr and Mrs Frank Weisick and son John were visiting Star Tannery relatives. Mr and Mrs Walter Rogers and daughter and Rufus Rogers of Hyattsville, Md. have returned home after spending time with locals.
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Herbert
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Samuel Coper
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Martinsburg
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Alice McInturff
Frank Weisick
John
Star Tannery
Walter Rogers
Rufus Rorgers
Hyattsville
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