Battle for fifth place in Martinsburg arena today
Martinsburg and the Champs meet for fifth place as the Champs seek a lead over the Plankmen. Winslow endured ten hits from the Mountaineers, with Frederick's offense late, while Blue starred for Martinsburg with a clean fielding effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battlefield
Tra Planks
Taylor
Holbig
Plank
Sherman
Martinsburg
Winslow
Mountaineers
Dean
Frederick
Colley
Siuliant
Wick
Martinsburger
Mountaineer
Winelaw
Orrison
Rawlings
Hates
West Virginians
Stuffy Johnson
Charlie Maurer
Blue
Blue Ridge League standings and results report
The Blue Ridge League standings show Chambersburg leading with a .579 win rate, Martinsburg, Hanover, Hagerstown, Frederick, and Gettysburg trailing. Yesterday’s results include Martinsburg 6 Frederick 3 and Gettysburg 4 Hanover 3, with Chambersburg beating Hagerstown 4 1 as darkness halted play in the eighth.
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Blue Ridge League
Frederick
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Hanover
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Getysburg
W. L. P.coif W. OL
Hanover Ove
Bates
Blue
Percy
Dean
Long
Raphan and
Doyle
Paige Climb to Crater Rock Tops Mount Hood in 1916
A Paige-Detroit Fairfield car owned by Mountain City Garage climbs Crater Rock near Mount Hood, Oregon, reaching 9,400 feet with tracks and deep snow. owner Mr Dean continues above timber line for the prize. Snakes raid McGill Belt farm, swallowing glass eggs and hens eggs found in an ice house. A runaway horse from New Market spills tar on its oil barrel after a collision. rider escapes with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Camp
Mount Hood
Oregon
Rocky Mountain
Paige-Detroit
Fairfield
Mountain City Garage
Crater Rock
Paige
Dean
McGill Belt
Wiliam L. Watson
Baltimore
Belt
Monrovia
Jasper Albaugh
New Market
New London
Mr. Albaugh
Hall's Catarrh Cure: $100 Reward Promised for Cure
An advertisement claims catarrh is curable through constitutional treatment using Walls Catarrh Cure taken internally and absorbed into the bloodstream. It offers a $100 reward to any case not cured and invites testimonials from readers, listing F J Cheney Co of Toledo as the address and noting availability from druggists.
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Sciience
F. J. Cheney
W. C. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
Marka affair hearing drains Shoes Ridge League talk
The Ha Rerstown session before President Jamison on the Marka affair dragged on with only minor outcomes. Debate over the Hanover fracas drew limited interest from Umpire Marks and local officials, while Jamison and Chambersburg sought the Hanover case arrest. Notes include outfielder and fighter moves, suspension of Monk Walters, and plans for a five game series with Harrisburg’s New York State League Club after the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marka
Jamison
Shoe Ridge League
Ha Rerstown
Hanover
Chambersburg
Harrisburg
Rube Meadows Weds Grace Miller In Baltimore Ceremony
Rube Meadows elder son of J E Meadows and baseball figure known as the sensational southpaw married Grace Marie Miller daughter of William K Miller of Brooklyn at Cardinal Gibbons residence Baltimore The wedding was officiated by Rev Louis R Stickney A reception followed and the couple left for Atlantic City on their wedding trip Meadows a Mt St Josephs College graduate attracted notice as a pitcher before stints with the Orioles and Yankees His arm trouble led to his release and he has since stayed at home in Brunswick considering future plans
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Bernard Ford Meadows
J. E. Meadows
Rube” Meadows
Grace Marie Miller
William K. Miller
Brooklyn
Anne Arundel County
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Louis R. Stickney
Dunn
Orioles
New York Yankees
Brunswick
Knights of Columbus Reunion Draws Large Regional Crowd
A record crowd is expected for the Maryland State Reunion at Pen-Mar Park on August 17. Edgar N. Ganster will preside as Maryland State Deputy. Michael K Reilly of Wisconsin will give the principal address, with Charles W. Carr of Washington, D. C. delivering a short speech. St Marys Industrial School Jr Band and a May Pole dance by fifty children are on the program, with Pen-Mar Orchestra providing music for the exercises and dancing. Special trains from Baltimore York Hanover Gettysburg and Cumberland are arranged, and Washington members will ride the W F L A Electric Ry to join others in Baltimore.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virgiois
Virginia
Washington
Knights of Columbus
Pen-Mar Park
Edgar N. Ganster
Order
Michael K.reilly
Congress
Wisconsin
Baltimore
York
Hanover
Gettysburg
Cumberland
W. FL & A. Electric Ry
Teams Bunched in Race for Flag in Local Baseball Standings
The Blue Race tightens as Chambersburg leads the Maroons Martinsburg and Hanover press the chase. Mountaineers beat Holltown and Charpa to narrow the gap. Frederick Gettysburg threaten to overtake Hagertown while the second division pursuers Siggerstown Frederick Gettysburg fight for position. The Raiders remain relevant though slipping.
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Chambersburg Maroons
Martinsburg
Mountaineers
Holltown
West Virginia
Frederick
Gettysburg
Horover
Hagertown
Hagerstown
Maroons
Chambersburg
Hanover
Siggerstown
Boundary Marking Work Between Tangier Sound and Atlantic Ocean
The U S Coast and Geodetic Survey will help Maryland and Virginia recover and permanently mark the boundary between Tangier Sound and the Atlantic. Swepson Earle asked for aid. Dr. Jones agreed to start on September 4, with authority for markers in Tangier and Patuxent Sounds to designate the boundary. Protest filed against liquor license at Gapland by 69 Rohrersville district residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Maryland
Virginia
Tangier Sound
Atlatic Ocean
Swepson Earle
The
Conservation Commission of Maryland
Washington
E. Lester Jones
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Jones
Mr. Earle
War Department
Tangier
Pocomoke Sounds
Gapiland
Walter V. Spessard
Rohrersville
Gapland
Hagerstown
Edward W. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Weverton
Hagerstown ODay At Pen Mar Arrangements
M T McNeal traveling passenger agent of the Western Maryland Railway Co visited Hagerstown to arrange Hagerstown Day at Mea Mins on Tuesday August 22.
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Hagerstown
Pen Mar
M. T. McNeal
Western Maryland Railway Co
Mea Mins
Baseball Scores and Ty Cobb Motorist Note
Baseball scores from Detroit St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia and standings show season progress with Detroit St Louis and Chicago leading. Ty Cobb, famed Tiger, praises a Dodge Brothers car and nearby fans from Mountain City Garage Club share an outing at Devilblast bridge with carp and eels caught.
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Detroit
Athlatios
Boland
Baker
Aley
St. Louis
Washington
Groom
Severeld
Harper
Henry
St. Loui
Washinton
Fame
Plank
Severe A Ayers
Alnsmith
Chicago
Hoston
Patteries
Cady
Fanon
Cleveland
Lyork
Batteries—Gould
Coleman Russell
Walters
Ty” Cobb
Ty" Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Dodge Brothers
Tigers
Bobby” Veach
Stanage
Mountain City
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Maurer
Hartline
O Whalen
Frederick OeLono
Johnson Sdaurer
G. Martinsburg
Morrison
Howard
Tuesaday
Snyder
Kolneth
Socal
Hooper
Clauser
H. E. Chambersburg
Ceeseeeee
Howard and
Dempsey
Stricker and Schaufele
Pontes
Mumford
Stein
Oyler
Ponies
Mumford and Kohler
Horton and Stroh
Markey
Hadhiyves
Boyer
Terriers
Rooney
Starr
Geogd
Monk Walters
Monk
Mont
Secre- Farrel
National Baseball Commission
Ionk
Boon
RUBE
Baseball Trarler
Miss Miller
K. OF C
Rome
Boston
St.Louis
Chevelnet
Washin
N.york
Athletice
National League
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
J. Batteries
Rixey
Kilefer
Knetger
Clarke
W.L. PC
W.L. P.C
Brookin
Philada
Autabrg
Incintl
Buckey
Frederick Athletic Club
Myersville Club
MycrayiHe
Frederick Boys
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton O. Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
S.amos Urner, Harvey R. Lease
A. Stence, Wauncer
Greenawalt’s
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
Atlantic City
Georgia
Ave
R. R
Trip
Market St. Frederick, Md
Bon-Ton
Mamuparts
Arek
Philadelphia, Pa
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