Leaders and Locals Battle Here Today
Frederick and Martinsburg square off at Agricultural Park with Howard or German pitching for Frederick and Hoffecker or Brady for the Railroaders. Martinsburg faces the Royals tomorrow as the two teams seek to even the midweek doubleheader results and a Washington All-Stars exhibition is slated for Saturday.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Havig
Agricultural Park
Howard
German
Hoffecker
Brady
Morris
Hagerstown
Jake“ Landgraf
Royals
Tri City League Standings and Exhbition Plans
Standing and schedule details for the Tri City League include Frederick, Hagerstown, Martinsburg records and yesterday's Frederick beat Hagerstown 8 to 7. The article notes plans for a Washington Americans exhibition in Frederick with grandstand tickets on sale and possible Walter Johnson appearance.
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Tri-City League
W. L. Pet. Wit
Martinsburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Washington Americans
Old Fox
Clark Griffith
Huds
Schmidt
Fan
Shippensburg
Wasi
Griffith
Walter Johnson
Ainsmyith
Ban Johnson
Henry
Washington
Decatur
Inols
Germany Schaefer
Nick Altrock
Middletown Lighting Praised Over Frederick System
The Valley Register lauds Middletown’s street lights while noting Frederick’s system in need of upgrades. It cites better illumination in Middletown and criticizes Frederick for dark spots, suggesting 100 candle power lights every 200 feet would improve Frederick. The Middletown system was installed under J. H. Enright’s supervision with power supplied by the trolley line.
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Frederick
Middletown
The
Register
Atlantic City
3. H. Enright
Frederick Gas and Electric Department
Hagerstown and
Bull Killed as Freight Motor Derails Near Frederick
A freight motor of the Hagers town and Frederick Railroad derailed at Tynd mans Crossing while cattle were moved across the tracks. A large bull was killed, two trainmen escaped unharmed, and traffic was halted for hours as wrecking crews cleared the line. The animal belonged to HLCG Ancharias of Frederick and was valued near 60. Tracks reopened by morning as rail officials coordinated passenger transfers and repairs, with local attendance at the Reformed Reunion continuing. The incident prompted half mast at Frederick City Hall for Mrs Wilson, late US president's wife.
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Hagerstown
Tyndman's Crossing
Frederick
Hyndman Farm
C. C. Biser
Stauffer
Iccident
Lafe
Ft Probien
HLCG
Fraley
Wilson
United States
How to Cure 2 Sprain Advertisement Claim
An advertisement claims a sprain may heal in about one third the usual time by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and following each bottle's directions. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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