Game with Champs Attracts Big Crowd
A major Blue Ridge League clash at Agricultural Park pits Martinsburg Gettysburg area rivals against Frederick in a race for the pennant. King to pitch for Frederick. Douglass or Clark for Martinsburg. Big attendance anticipated as fans flock from Frederick Martinsburg Hagerstown with hopes of a decisive series outcome.
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Agricultural Park
Martinsburg
Frederick
Frederick Oval
Hagerstown
West
King
Morrison
Bil King
Jefferson
Gettysboro
Hanover
Hustlers
Country Morris
Leftys Clarke
Douglass
Hoffecker
Mumford
Frederick Downs Gettysburg In Blue Ridge League Clash
In a rain disrupted Blue Ridge League meeting Frederick beat Gettysburg 3 to 2. Bashore’s error in the sixth opened the door for Texas Myers to score, as Morrison’s new lineup energized Frederick with strong hitting from Agnew Connelly Myers and Orrison. Stevens finished strong on the mound for Frederick.
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Didates
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Morrison
Frederick Aggregation
Bashore
Barnhart
Agnew
Connelly
Myers
Orrison
Frederick
Greenwell
Stevens
AB. BR
Clay
Reiff, S
Deal
Jarosick
Plank
Bigler
Swartz
Br Lewellyn
Mahafflie
Lewellyn
Glatis
Frederick Fans Rally as Hustlers Win War Fund Game
Frederick hosts Hustlers with a 4 to 2 win over Gettysburg as Connelly and Myers star, Stricker hurls a no hit bid in Chambersburg, and a soda fund chase raises close to $40 with Martinsburg contributing nearly $200. The article notes tennis delays at Head College and a local league clash at Agricultural Park, with Trinity and M. E. tied for first.
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Frederick
Hustlers
Martinsburg
Agricultural Park
Trinity
M. E
Head College
Pearce
Mantz
Castle
Duvall
Gambrill
Rosenstock
Pearra
Gettysburg Falls To Chambersburg In Morning Game
Gettysburg lost to Chambersburg yesterday morning as Kid Stricker pitched the best game in the Blue Ridge League this season. The young pitcher allowed only two hits while Howard yielded six safeties. Errors gave Chambersburg a 1-0 lead in a closely contested early inning.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
EB. Creager
Arnold
Cee i
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Kid Stricker
Howard
Gate
Hagerstown
Sherman
Hanover Hornets
Barton
Hanover
Stroh
Raston
Milliman
13 Players in Worrions SU Manager Suspends Three
Morrison confirms roster limit of thirteen contracted Hustlers as three players Boyne Hummel and Porter are suspended indefinitely. Wade trialing. Connelly and Myers added to infield. Rumors of a big league pitcher signing denied. possible trade discussed with another manager.
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Boyne
Hummel
Porter
Frederick
Connedy
Myers
Wade
Morrison
Huumel
Mnetup
Connelly
Georgetown
Texas Myers
Tri
Frederickk
Blue Ridge
Washington Nationals
Griff
Gettysburg
Hanover
Whalen
Jack
Getting It Straight in the Aircian Fields
A garbled archival clipping references military heroes and a highbrow tribute, with quotes about a faded ceremony and questions about credibility. It mentions Keovas City Journal and Fleury, suggesting a local historical notice or snippet with unclear context and damaged text.
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Keovas
Manor Picnic Draws Crowd at Buckeystown Grounds
A large crowd attended the Manor picnic in the Manor woods near Buckeystown under St. Joseph’s Catholic church. Attendees arrived by many conveyances despite earlier dust, and the grounds were in good shape after prior heavy rain. The principal address by William Cabell Bruce of Baltimore urged national preparedness for war and women’s aid to prevent invasion. a Knights event followed with multiple named knights, and Charles Gorman of Baltimore delivered the Knights’ address.
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Manor Woods
Buckeystown
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Perdona
William Cabell Bruce
Baltimore
United States
Blair Lee
R. Ensor
Woolsbough
J. Motlec
Qld Potomac
C. Johnson
Knighs
Sunnyside
Tobias Zimmerman
Caerroll'n Manor
J. C. Albaugh
Linganore
T. Hardy Rogers
Eutaw Place
Reno
Crum
Charles Gorman
Base Ball Scores From Washington and Boston Games
Base ball scores show Washington beating Washington 1 to 0 with Ayers Henry Kook and Agnew as batteries. Boston hosts Detroit 2 to 1 with Shore Cady Coveleski Baker in battery. Other games postponed due to rain. Standings list New York Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington Athletic with respective win losses and percentages.
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Washington
Lous
Ayers
Henry
Kook
Agnew
Boston
Hoston
Detroit
Shore
Cady
Coveleski
Baker
Clube
W.L
Poston
N. York
Chicago
St Louis
Clevend
Washin
Athletic
National League doubleheader results and standings update
At Pittsburgh Boston split games with Pittsburgh losing 5 to 4 in the first, and Boston winning 7 to 2 in the second. Batters listed include Ragan Gowdy Mantlehner Gibson Tyler Whaling Harmon Murphy. Rain postponed remaining games. scattered team standings show Boston and Chicago with various records, and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trailing in the standings.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Ragan
Gowdy
Mantlehner
Gibson
Tyler
Whaling
Harmon
Urphy
Pittabre
Brookin
SLOIN
York
Big St Lewis
Chicago
PROBRAL LEAGUE GAMES AND STANDINGS
Baseball scores from Kansas City and St Louis areas show Haiti more defeating Pittsburgh Brooklyn 3 0 and 92 in the second game with various batteries named. Standings list Kan Gty Louis and Chicago Newark Buffalo Baltimore and others with win totals and percentages. Souvenirs marked second anniversary performances at Empire theatre with Maryland School for the Deaf and Orphans' Home guests.
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Kansas
Chansas City
Haitimore
Jos — Johnson
Brown
Bailey
Seeret
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Batterles—Finneran
Simon
Alen O'Connor
Hatterles — Kuetner
Berry
Nneran
Smith
St. Louis
T. Louis
Buffalo
Anderson
Blair
Crandall
Chapman
Chicago-Newark
W.t. PC
W.L. PC
Kan
Louis ST
Chicags
Brookin
Plitsbrz
Newark
Baltmre
Empire Theatre
Maryland School For the Deaf
Orphans’ Home
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Champs
King Hustlers’ Box Choice
Clark
Oxfords
Markevs
Blue Ridge League
Sree
Connelly and Myers
Hustler Company
Stricker
Williamson's
Cumberland and George's Creek
Atorg
Sean
Connie Mack
Malone
Athletica
Town and Frederick
Maxwell E. Fasick
Sylvia E. Bortner
Harrisburg
William F. Ogle
Near Frederick
Ada May Angleberger
Yellow Springs
Bernard Joseph Kennedy
Myrtle Blanche Woollard
Brunswick
Raymond Andrews
Fountain Mills
Moe Hood
Mt. Airy
Proteett Peeded
William G. Baker
Char
Eles C. Hefner
Chambersburg Étysburg
Gericke and
Steinbach
Howard and
Martinsburg Khambersburs
Joe
Joseph G. Miller
Witter
Baltimore Pike
Milter
Yasserby
Messrs
J. D. Hendrickson J
James H. Harris
Two Stairs
California
Wilms B. Cad- Waiader
Journal of the American Medical
Brungathe
University of Penneyham
Al.obel
Pieter
Worrion
Europe
Levonshire
England
Sind
Valieien
Fleury
Argel
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick
MANOR
National League
Probral League
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houce
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton Q. Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke, Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger, Frank V. Staub
S. Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Frederick, Md
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market ST
the News
Frederick, Mo
Waterman Fountain Pens
the Empire
Quality Pictures
Mabel Normand
Fatty Arbuckle
Keystone
Chas. Chaplin
Chaplin
Kay Bee
Morris Foster
Mignon Anderson
Rita Jolivet
Thece
Demtuat
Ict
Sol Same
Keam University of Mechad
S Eee Cine
Sium
Army
Cro
Axo
Chappo
Pearre's Modern Pharmacy
North Bentz
U- Crist
Lerses
SJ Ywspa Prbrchives
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