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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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eater. 2nd—Ray Poole—260 feet^Xranspor-tation—One fielders glove. * 3rd—G. T. MacMillcn—212 feet—River-side—One fielders glove. At the conclusion of these events theaward of the cup was made to the Mt.Clare team as champions of the Baltimoreand Ohio General Office Ba.seball Leaguefor the year 1923. A post season -;ries of three games wasarranged for betvvcen the strong Washing-ton Terminal team and the champions ofthe League—Mt. Clare. The first gamewas played at Washington on Wednesday,September 26. This was won by Washing-ton with a score of 4 to 3. The second game of the series was playedat Druid Hill Park after the award of thechampionship cup, and was also won byWashington, score 5 to 2. Welfark Dep.\rtmkn i Issued October 2, 1923. The Man at the Topis the man who has acquired the habitof going to the bottom of things! —J. C. WiLKiNS, Inspfclor Fuel Service General Office Basv^ball League ClosesSeason with Field Day 24 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, November, IQ2J
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Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, November, 192J 25 Savings Are Best Effected throughSystematic Planning By W. J. Bai man, Assisfaiit Foranau, Xo. 3 Machine Shop. ML Clare ONE of the greatest losses to any The f(jllo\vinsi rerupitvilition sliows that corporation is the large material $14,000.00 was sived within a period of wp.stc occurring when ends are cut five months, April to August, 192.-?, in- from lengthy material. So as to reduce elusive, on the reclamation of turliinc this loss to a minimum we have designed generators, also pictured: and installed the material rack, illustrated. Rkc.mitilation Here these ends, together with bar stock. Total Purchnsed Cost 516,369.28 can he properly piled according to size. ., Expenses These ends can be utilized to good advan- , , , , ... f ^1 Labor M,o«7.6,-5 tagc, creatmg savings far m excess of the .... ^ c 1 T\ ■ ■ ^ .Supervision 163.90 cost of erecting the rack. 1 his is svstem- ,,r ., . , .. , IMiscellaneous atic saving. (See opposite pag

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