Pennant race tightens in Blue Ridge League
The Blue Ridge League title race tightens with six towns still in contention as Mountaineers and Champs clash. Frederick, Martinsburg, and New Market loom, while Blethen, Stevens, or a new pitcher Buck Ramsey speeches hint at Hustlers’ tough week ahead as Freder ick and Martinsburg renew their series.
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Mountaineers
Champs
Buck
Raiders
Blue Sox
Blethen
Stevens
Stevenson
Rederick
Martinsburg
Frederick
Seaman
Harvey
Bill King
Buck Ramecy
Tech
Waynesboro
Beaman
Shipley
Frederick, KA
Ola
Strain
Neptune
James
Miller
Gardover
Costello
Guerber
Se20s
Horan
King
Ramsey
Nalnth
Mullaney
Brophy
Wilson
Black
Hulvey
Jacoby Brehany
Rawney
Plass
Brehany
Moulianer
Martinsboro
Sipple
Byers
Blue Ridge League Standings and Results Summary
In the Blue Ridge League standings Martinsburg leads with 30 wins, Frederick 20, Waynesboro 29, Hagerstown 24, Chambersburg 21, Hanover 22, and Hanover again 21 in the listed entries. Friday results show Martinsburg 11 Frederick 0, Hanover 2 Waynesboro 0, Chambersburg 6 Hagerstown 6.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Hanover
Ichambersboro
Magerstown
Ianover
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Tony
Nanover
Satutas Frederick
President's latest rail settlement plan to prompt attention
The 143 U S railways, after rejecting President Muarding's plan last week, may reconvene within four days to consider new White House proposals. Robert S Binkerd announced the communication would be forwarded to T H Witt Cuyler, and coordinated action is needed for a united response by the Association of Railway Executives. Name stays on Texas Senate ticket Ferguson effort blocked by party committee. Gold loss noted during smoke reduction at the U S Assay Office in New York City as gold dust escapes chimney.
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American Railways
Muarding
Robert S Binkerd
T. J. Witt Cuyler
Associaton
United States Assay Office
New York City
Smoot blocks Harrison sugar probe in Senate
In Washington on August 8 Senator Smoot Republican Utah denied charges of curtailing the Cuban sugar crop as part of a tariff deal. He blocked Harrison's call for an investigation, arguing seven American sugar refiners with Wall Street ties seek to control Cuban sugar and harm the U.S. industry.
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Washington
Smoot
Republican
Utah
Senate
Cuba
Harrison
Nicholson
Colorado
Curamins
Iowa
Cleg
American
National
Pennsylvania
Ad Federal
Wall Street
Mississippi
Many Young Athletes to Enter Field Meet
A large contingent of public school pupils from KBroderick and Brunswick will compete in the Cadet field and track meet on the afternoon of August 25. W. E. Dally, Public Athletic League representative, noted uncertain medal plans, but confirmed medals for first places and prizes for others. Entries may grow as August 25 nears, with most entrants in the 80 and 95-pound classes. past winners from Washington Street, North Market Street, Brook Hill, and Thurmont High indicate strong public school participation across county.
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Kbroderick
Brunswick
Cadet Wield
W. E Dally
Public Athletic League
A. Abrecht
Washington Street
Elwood Crim
North Market Street
D. Specht Brook
RB Yinger
Spalding
Thurmont High
Raymond Starr
Washington Street School
KL Langer
G. Watts
Brunswick High
Wilbur T2 Gore
Roys’ High School
CG Smith
North Market Street School
Shipley
Farl Tawrer
Charlies Dentz
Thurmont Heh
FE Fagan
M J Grove
Roys’ High
C Miller
Hagerstown Defeats Chambersburg In Close 6–5 Game
In a tight afternoon matchup, Chambersburg edged Hagerstown 6 to 5 on Monday. The visitors had one more hit, but the Maroons capitalized on timely at bats. Batteries: Chambersburg Woodgie Ferner Logan. Hagerstown Reil Ly McCarthy.
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Chambersburg
Aug
Hagerstown
Maroons
Woodgie
Ferner
Logan
Reilly
McCarthy
Hanover tops Waynesboro 2 to 0 in errorless game
Hanover, August 8 Miller held Waynesboro to five scattered hits as Hanover won a good game 2 to 0 Monday afternoon. Both teams played an errorless game. Batteries: Hanover Miller and Haggerty Waynesboro Baei and Fitzgerald. Say You Saw It In The News.
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Hanover
Miller
Waynesboro
RH. E. Hanover
Haggerty
Baei
Fitzgerald
BASE BALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY IN SEVERAL CITIES
Yesterday's games included Chicago with a 12 run for Athletics at Chicago. Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 2 in 7 innings due to rain. Detroit edged New York 4 to 3. St Louis beat Washington 16 to 0 with repeated hits. Standings show St Louis leading with 63 wins. Cumberland Leader suspends publication due to lack of mechanical help. founder C Lee Weymouth cites temporary status.
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Chicago
Athletics
Leverette
Yaryan
Rommel
Perkins
Cleveland
Boston
Uhle
O'Neil
Ferguson
Walters
Detroit
New York
Jones
Schang
Pillette
Bassler
St. Louis
Washington
W.L. Pgw.lpe
St Louis
Goi Clevelnd
N.york
Washin
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Weinert
Henline
Cooper
Schmidt
Watson
O'Neill
Haines
Ainsmith
W.L.P
W. Lpc
Cincinti
Brookin
Philada
Cumberland Leader
Cumberland Evening Leader
C. Lee Weymouth
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Ellicott City
Bartholow
Wim Murphy
Shine
Bartholex
E. Wolfe
Pete Devilbiss
Gro. Myers
Roy Spouselier
New Market
Cedar Grove
Marion England
Bum Willis
Willis
Hornsby
Rardin
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Blue Ridge League
R.R. HE
Dallas
Tex
James E. Ferguson
United States
Texas
John W. Gaines
San Antonio
Dowdney
Alexander
Han
Batting
AB Pet Miller
Day
Gardner
National League
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Star ‘Today Tonight
W. L
Fisher
Prop
Pathe
Irene Castle
Sylvia
Secret Service
Eliott Dexter
Eric von Stroheim
Tom Lantscht
Eddie Boland
Hal Roach
BASE
Gasolis
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Frederick-Town
Malone’s Jewelry Store
H.S. Landis
N. Market St
Chevrolet Motor Company
Geo. L. Kaufman
Pres
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Patrick St
B. Rosenour & Sons
North Market St
Frederick, Md
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