Frostburg and Midland Tie for Lead in Cumberland League
Frostburg defeats Pemone 6 to 1 at Midland Athletic Park to tie Cumberland for first place with Midland. Allen pitched seven innings for Frostburg allowing eight hits, Colley worked for Cumberland, giving up six hits. Both teams commit errors as Midland rallies none, while Frostburg capitalizes in the fifth and sixth. The next games, including a Midland vs Barton league contest, could decide the pennant race.
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McGuire
Midlandites
Cumberland
Col. Dillon
Pemone
Midland Athletic Park
Colley
Demons
Mighties
Midland
Barton
Senators Win First Game From Central
The Senators under manager W. H. Baxley beat Central YMCA 5 to 3 in their City Baseball League debut. Pitcher Kline limited Central to four hits. Spriggs took the loss for Central while the Senators benefited from three Central errors that fueled the decisive sixth inning. The Senators, a younger lineup, host Fuller's Federal nine next and then meet the railroaders.
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Senators
W. H. Baxley
Central Y. M. C. A
Tabby Spriggs
Hoya
Fuller
Federal
Railroaders
C G League Highlights and Daily Baseball Standings
Yesterday's scores show Pittsburg 11, Boston 8, Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 4 with Chicago leading the standings. Standings list New York, Cincinnati, St Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Baltimore with win totals and percentages. Upcoming games include Pittsburg at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pot
St. Louisa
BORON
Cdsi
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Kansas City
Lineman Electrocuted on First Day in Morgantown
Asa Greathouse a 22 year old lineman for the West Virginia Electric and Traction Company was electrocuted on his first day on the job in Morgantown West Virginia. Authorities say a cracked insulation on the wire delivered 2200 volts.
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Asa Greathouse
West Virginia Electric and Traction Company
Morgantown
W. Va
Maryland Representative Seeks Supreme Court Appeal Right
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland urged a federal amendment to grant a direct appeal to the Supreme Court when state courts rule a legislative act unconstitutional. He offered the amendment to the Watkins bill. the House plans a vote next Wednesday. Lewis cited a Maryland two weeks' pay law struck down as unconstitutional.
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David J. Lewis
Maryland
House
United States Supreme Court
Lewis
Mary
Supreme Court of the United States
Personal notices from Martinsburg Hancock and Westernport
Local society items report names and travels including School Commissioner and Mrs E S Barton and granddaughter visiting Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City with health plans in Berkeley Springs Also several visitors and visitors hosts in Hancock Martinsburg Cumberland and LaVale including nurses engineers and Masons plus alumni banquet attendance at Westernport High School
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E. S Barton
North Second Street
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Barton
Cumberland
Berkeley Springs
Martinsburg World
Mollie Manning
Virginia Avenue
McCoy’s Ferry
Frank Trammell
James F. Thompson
L. L. Reed
William Gerhardt
John
Joshua
Natalie
D. S Nicely
Nipertown
Martinsburg
J. W. Coughenour
Grand Avenue
Western Maryland
Katherine McKinley
Walter B. McKinley
St. James Episcopal Church
Westernport
Hancock
J. E. Harrison
William Harrison
William Fazenbaker
James McDonald
Edna Hahne
Illinois Training School For Nurses
Chicago
John L. Hahne
F. E. Mower
Edwin
Hendricks
W. Va
Wheeling
William Nolan
H. L. Powers
Lena Patterson
McKeesport
J M. Patterson
LaVale
David Ritchie
Lonaconing
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Westernport High School
Car theft hits editor and close call for rival
An automobile owned by Richard J. Hamilton editor of the Hagerstown Daily Mail was stolen Monday night from the garage. Around the same time an unsuccessful attempt was made to steal the car of William D. Clarkson.
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Richard J. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Dry Washington drug store sued over whiskey for prescriptions
In Washington Pennsylvania on June 11 a suit by Sanders P. Jones and Lawrence Jones of Cincinnati trading as Paul Jones & Co. names Eugene Reinbold game warden and former Peoples' Pharmacy owner as defendant. The plaintiffs seek 498.36 plus interest for whiskey delivered to the drug store in January 1913 including two barrels and ten cases of assorted brands.
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Washington, Pa
Sanders P. Jones
Lawrence Jones
Cincinnati
Paul Jones & Co
Eugene Reinbold
Peoples’ Pharmacy
Jones Company
Reinbold
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