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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
6
Martinsburg leads the league slight edge as Frederick loses hold with a 2 1 setback to Hagerstown. Hanover remains the only threat as Caporal's Raiders spark a late surge while Frederick plans a doubleheader against Martinsburg with a reshuffled schedule next week.
Martinsburg Blue Sox beat the Maroons 4 to 3 in Chambersburg Pa on Wednesday Aug 9 extending their lead in the Pine Ridge Teague pennant race. Hanover Raiders fell to the Villagers in the same action. The battery for Martinsburg included Harvey and Jakobr with Dowell Bruce and Perry for Chambersburg.
The Waynesboro Villagers led by Lefty Clarke defeated the Hanover Raiders 4 to 3. Batteries: Waynesboro Clarke and Ronafest. Hanover Lance, Doughan and Haggerty. A stray line mentions a frayed note about costs and a ticket to Rang.
Clarence Blethen of Frederick will report to the Boston Americans on September 1 after a deal priced at 1800 dollars. The exchange makes Blethen a major league property while other Frederick players like Gardner and Meadows eye big league opportunities. Blethen has versatile pitching and fielding history and recent coaching success with Blue Ridge College.
Four Frederick County Teague teams are set for today with Woodsboro facing New Market in a resumed game at Woodsboro and Middletown meeting Brunswick in a Raiders town venue. Ray Morgan and Alvin Quinn named as umpires for the two contests, originally postponed two weeks ago due to bad weather.
Scores from Philadelphia Chicago 5 Ath letics Batteries-Faber Schalk Harris Derhins. New York St Louis 4 New York 4 Batteries-Davis Severeid Pennock Schang. Boston Detroit 4 0 first game Batteries-Dauis Bass ler Ehmke Devermer Boston 8 Detroit 2 second game Batteries-Ferguson Walters Hall way Woodall. Cleveland Washington game postponed. Standings show York 65 34 607 Chicago 48 2 480 Cleveland 57 47 548 Washington 45 54 455 St Louis 53 49 520 Athletes 44 56 440 Detroit 48 40 495 Boston 89 61 3090. Other results: Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 Batteries-Kauffmann O Farrell Ring Wilson. St Louis 4 New York 3 Batteries-Baines Alnsmith Bentley Snyder. Pittsburgh Brooklyn 9 2 Gist game Batteries-Vance Deherry Hamilton Mattox Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2 a game Batteries-Morrison Gooch Grimes Taylor Cincinnati Boston not scheduled WLP N York 60 56 657 Brooklyn 52 51 505 Pittsburg 61 42 582 St Louis 53 53 500 Cincinnati 61 43 587 Philadelphia 34 69 330 Chicago 55 49 620 Boston 30 72 204. The first perambulator note mentions 1780 built for a duke of Tievaia.
Advertising copy promotes Post bran flakes as a double benefit cereal offering pleasant taste and constipation relief. The text highlights availability at grocers and frames the product as a laxative food with the promise of enjoyable eating and health aid.
The National Merchandise Fair in Long Beach Long Island awarded all beauty prizes to Marguerite Frans for a salvaged sylph themed entry titled the perfect "50." Marguerite Frans won every award in the beauty division at the event hosted on the beach.
Dr F D Worthington, a physician and surgeon formerly of Bel Air, has located in Frederick and opened offices in Patrick Court building. He is a Johns Hopkins graduate with prior practice in North Carolina and wartime service. His family is prominent in Mainland, including his uncle Dr Miller of Baltimore and his father, late John Worthington, longtime Bel Air Aegis and Intelligencer publisher.
Norman McNeill mayor of the Frederick baseball club was fined 100 dollars and suspended indefinitely by league president J Vincent Jamison after a dispute with Um pire Sippla at Waynesboro ball park on a Tuesday afternoon. McNeill may direct players from the grandstand and could have the suspension lifted by Monday.
In a seven inning game at Buckingham, Buckingham Industrial School beat Ballenger Athletic Club 2-1. Butler pitched well, White hit a Ruthian homer with two on in the sixth to spark the comeback. Austin Renn Joneag and Will Shook also contributed for Buckingham.
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