Hestlers Prepare for 10 Duplicate Victory Lead
Steve sent to mound as one of Mainstay's locals will lead teammates while Douglass or Hoffecker will work for the Martinsburg aggregation in a pivotal matchup effort.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
3
Steve sent to mound as one of Mainstay's locals will lead teammates while Douglass or Hoffecker will work for the Martinsburg aggregation in a pivotal matchup effort.
Frederick and Martinsburg players listed for today's game with infielders outfielders and pitchers named. Line includes Agnew Thompson Donnelly Durbarrow Myers Keener Orrison Nawlings Barnhart Long Lamar Johnson Morrizon Morris or Whalen Stevens Hayes Douglass or Hoffecker and umpires Glatts Stratford. Game time set for 3.45 o'clock.
Estimated attendance reached 1,400 with 1,000 paid admissions and 550 grandstand plus 200 enclosure tickets. The title mentions Frederick versus Martinsburg and a pivotal series as Jack Morrison’s Huskers seek another win under sunny skies. Arthur Stevens pitched for Morrison’s crew in the final game, aiming to stifle the Champs.
In Martinsburg at Frederick, the Hustlers won 6 to 5 over the Frederick nine. Clarke took the loss for Martinsburg while King pitched well, and Morris belted a key homer as Martinsburg halted Frederick’s comeback bid in the final frames. Fans of both teams packed the park amid heated moments and a crowd-control alert.
A fan driven effort to move the Martinsburg versus Champs game to Hagerstown grows amid crowd potential and financial considerations. Martinsburg crowds swell but Hagerstown could bring a larger turnout for the last league game between the two clubs. A Sunday School league match at Agricultural Park features Trinity versus Methodist Episcopal, both aiming to clinch the pennant. Police plan more presence at the ballpark to maintain order as Emancipation Day events run nearby.
Hanover beat Gettysburg 5 to 2 in a listless game. Pitcher Kunkle allowed seven hits while Stair struggled with men on base. The game featured Hanover on Batteries Kunkle and Stroh with Stair and Jarosick in the field.
The Philadelphia versus Detroit game had Athiet 3 runs for Detroit and 0 for Philadelphia with Dubuc Stanage Wrekof Lapp as pitchers. Washington beat Chicago 3 1 in the first game and 3 1 in the second. Gullia Amnsmith et al. listed as pitchers. Other games postponed.
The report lists games at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with batteries and players named, then shifts to St Louis New York Philadelphia and Chicago standings. It includes a Federal League note from Pittsburgh and a remark that New York is the world’s largest city borrower in 1913 and largest landowner in the city.
Maulsby advances to the finals by defeating Lamar 6 4 7 5 in a close semi final. The other semi pits de Grange against Rosenstock this afternoon with the winner facing Maulsby tomorrow at 3 o clock. De Grange and Maulsby previously won silver medals for doubles from McCleery's jewelry. Mixed doubles postponed. State Senator Denegre and Albert C. Ritchie guests of the Winebrewer couple.
The letter from a baseball enthusiast in Kintabury explains how base hit rulings are determined under the National Agreement. It covers when a ball not fielded cleanly, a slow or hard hit ball, or a ball hitting a baserunner counts as a hit, and clarifies a play involving a runner on second, no outs, a bunt to the pitcher, and a safe slide.
Manager Morrison announced that Hummel was released after tryouts for the Hustler shortstop post. Boyne will sign with Gettysburg and depart for the Battlefield metropolis this afternoon. A stray note mentions lubricating window sash with parrafilo and turpentine.
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