Hustlers in Double Bill with Maroons
In a doubleheader, the Hustlers won the first game against Chambersburg Yeater lay and planned a second contest open immediately after. Hagerty will pitch for the locals with Larson catching, while the lineup remains largely the same as yesterday. Frederick completed a three-game series sweep with a 4 3 win, Hartranft yielding ten hits but closing strong as the Maroons struck for ten safeties, Blethen a three-base hit and Larson a decisive ninth-inning double.
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Maine
Webb
Cate
Poere
Hagerty
Weber
Chambersburg
Frederick
Hartranft
Fahrey
Blethen
Larson
Gosker
Gerdés
Mac Toons
Hooper
Satterlee
Chamberaburg
Balthaser i. F
Staylor .c
Gilbert
Frederick AB
R. H. O. Ale Neptune
Gardens
Miller
Phoenix
Blethen, R
Wil
Chamburg
uBlethen
Furhey
Staylor
Fubrey
Fuhrey
Withide
Gardner
Thomas
Satterles
Boyne and
Clark
Standings and schedule for Blue Ride League clubs
Standings show Shambornburg and Hanover in the Blue Ride League with games today at Frederick and Martinsburg. Results yesterday list Frederick 43 over Chambersburg 3 and Hagerstown 33 over Waynesboro 1. Weekly schedule covers Thursday through Saturday with multiple matchups among Chambersburg Frederick Waynesboro Hagertown Martinsburg and Hanover.
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Shambornburg
Frederick
Hanover
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Haggestown
Hagerstowh
Waynesboro Villagers push pennant bid in Blue Ridge League
In 1920 pennant race Waynesboro Villagers, led by Country Morris, show strong form in first year of organized baseball. Fans praise support. team sits second, within reach of leaders. 400 games remain, with 20 at home and 380 away. Several upcoming games against Frederick Martinsburg and Hanover noted. Say you saw it in The News.
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Waynesboro
Country Morris
Frederick
Martinsburg
Hanover
Waynesboro Press
Local Church Sermon Mixed With Joke on Collection Plate
A morning service story from Waynesboro records a well known focal fan surprising his wife by slipping a five dollar note onto the collection plate. In response to her question he explained he dreamed Blair hit another home run and thought someone was passing.
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Hia
Blair
Waynesboro
Herald
Red Cross Interviewing Ex-Service Men in Frederick County
The Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross begins a home service project interviewing every former service member by mail to assess needed medical care and potential government benefits. A double postcard asks for service details, with cooperation from the Francis Scott Key American Legion and local posts. Sugar prices list 24 to 25 cents per pound locally, with some regional variation. hog cholera reported on Irving R. Stottlemyer's farm near Myersville per USDA.
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Frederick County
Americai
Red “Cross
Estvarid
Red ‘Crasa
Bureau of Way Risk Insurance
Red Cross
Russell E. Lighter
Virginia
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Bharge
Hagerstown
Frederick Man With K of C On Metz Trip
A Frederick man on the Knights of Columbus pilgrimage to Metz is among about 500 travelers including 40 from Maryland. Charles B. Staley is the sole Frederick County bidder. The trip covers Paris Metz Rome and Lourdes with ceremonies in the Vatican Gardens and the Lafayette statue dedication in Metz. They sail from Baltimore to Le Havre and return via Le Havre to Paris then home.
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Frederick
K. of C
Metz
Charles B. Staley
Jett
Baltimore
New York
Leopoldina
le Havre
France
Lafayétte
Knights of Columbua
Staley
Maryland
Frederick County
Paris
Lafayette
Marshal Foch
Deschane
Strasbourg
Basle
Lucerne
Switzerland
St. Gotthard
Alps
Italy
Milan
Great
Leonardo da Vites
Rome
Knight of Columbus
St. Peter's
Vatican
Benedict
Knights
Nice
Lourdes
Versailles
Peace
Palace
Fontainebleau
Bartgis Family Dispute Settled by Sheriff Peace Plan
Sheriff Wertenbaker intervened in a long running quarrel near Yellow Springs between Mat Bartgis and his son over hay cutting and possession of the crop. After hearing both sides he advised a settlement to divide the hay and have the hired man cut it. The parties agreed though Bartgis remained dissatisfied, then accepted the plan and the sheriff departed.
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W. C. Wertenbaker
Bartgis
Yellow Springs
Son
Wertenbaker
Bartgla
Potomac Light and Power Board Elects Slate at Martinsburg Meeting
The Potomac Light and Power Company directors held a Martinsburg meeting at Gray Sliver's office and re elected a slate including Stane as President Emory L Coblen tz as Vice President Joseph T Hock treasurer Dr S N O Myers as assistant treasurer M B Gano as secretary FE Wilson as assistant secretary and W M Krise as Manager Also present were Cablentz Wilson Silver P Jacobs and Cyrus F Wlock of Myersville.
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Potomac” Light -and Power Company Board of Directors
Gray Sliver
Martinsburg
Stane Wa
Emory
Prederick
Joseph T. Hock
Baltimore
Dr. S N
Myers
Martingburg
Oxsistant
M.B. Gano
Wilson
Martindburg
W. M. Krise
Messrs Cablentz
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Hustlers
Maroons
Buckland
Hagerty Leo
Chambersburg Yeater Lay
Mark—Haltrantz
Hite Fe
Blues
McCleary
Clarke
Rwaynesboto Wee
Hagersto
Cinetteries
Glarke
Hart
Siecteary
Russell
Lancaster
Biairell
Chartles A
Scandalia
Mech+iesburg
Prohibition
Athaltvof Nquor
Blue Ride
Clyde
Martinsburg Frederick
Boyne
Wilhble
Gummy
Gus
Rube Hartranft
Army
Navy
Irving R. Stottlemyer
Myersville
Bureau of Annual Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pa Tn Fl
Summer Auto
Barkes
Frederick Man
K. Ofc
G Staley
Lafayette ‘Monument
City Register White
Middletown
Wm. M. Sheffer
Missea Kefauver
E. L. Goblentz
Potomac Light &Power Co
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Farmers & Mechanics
National: Bank
Market & Second Sts. Fredericks, Md
Wei
McCleery’s Jewelry
North Market Street
Poe P
Home
USA
Seeger & Company
Cheriah
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