Season's Last Game Here With Patriots
Frederick captures thirteen inning victory as Patriots wrap up the season with an exciting final session. Other Blue Ridge League games noted.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1915
Page
3
Line-Ups and Drama As Gettysburg Visits Frederick
Gettysburg Patriots visit Frederick for a 3 45 pm game with Greenwell pitching. Lineups feature Agnew at second and Oster at second as Myers and Orrison power the offense. A packed Ag. Park crowd saw tense moments with Umpire Cleary fining Patriot pitchers after clashes at home plate and a late thirteenth inning rally by Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Myers
Orrison
Agricultural Park
Cleary
Ao Patriot
Herrell
Ump
Agnew
Baseball Clash Ends In Uproar As Ump Is Protected
In a tense Frederick defeat of Gettysburg 4 to 3 in 13 innings, fans near the field surged toward the umpire after a ruled play. Llewellyn pitched well for Frederick, with key hits from Bill Lamar and Morrison. Orrison’s triple and Bashore’s double sparked the late rally. the umpire required escort to the car after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary
Morrison
Whalen
Agnew
Ump
Llewellyn
Frederick
Bob Herrell
Gettysburg
Bob Orrison
Barnhart
Bill Lamar
Lamar
Morrisons
Orrison
Connery
Plank
Myers
Fang
Ira
Higler
Osler
Mahaffle
Bashore
Sharp
Borne
Martinsburg
Relff
Herreli
Martinsboro
Journal
Tan
Uwestlers
Martinsburg Journal
Crowded Scene Around Ump Cleary Defends Officials
The report details a tense scene after yesterday's game as fans surged behind umpire Cleary. Agnew appeared to protect Cleary from the crowd while Myers and Beyne contributed solidly for Gettysburg. The piece notes marital news for Muff Oyler and a local score dispute involving Martinsburg and The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary
Agnew
Myers
Martinsburg Fan Reveals Yellow Streak Against Hustlers
A Martinsburg fan sent a letter targeting Gettysburg and Frederick batters, claiming weakness in their curves and naming players to be struck out. The letter, turned over to manager Morrison, caused surprise among Gettysburg players and was shared with The News. The writer, claiming to aid Gettysburg, notes Connelly and Myers cannot hit curves at waist height and lists Barnhart Whalen Agnew Morrison as victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Howard
Bi Stair
Getysbure
Martinsburg
Blue Ridge
Frederick
Gettysburg
Jack Morrison
Jetter
Lagebe
Mertinsburg
Connelly and Myers
Must It Continue at Agricultural Park After Disorderly Scene
A violent outburst at Agricultural Park yesterday saw angry fans rush the field and attack the umpire. Several blows were exchanged and arrests reported. Club directors warn that stricter measures may follow to prevent a recurrence and protect Frederick's athletic reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Park
Fang
Frederick
Fredericktown game summary from 1900s era box score
In a rugged baseball outing at Gettysburg Frederick posted a 9 6 victory with 9 left on base for Freder ick. Orrisen and Ammen tallied two base hits while Stnick and Rid er swiped bags. Herrell pitched, allowing several hits and walks as the game clock reached 2 30 a.m. Connelly, Myers, Llewellyn and Agnes contributed infield plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khen
Fred’k
Gerbe
Gettisburg
Fredererick
Orrisen
Bashore
Clay
Ammen
Otter
Tank
Barnhart
Rider
Myers
Stnick
Hy Lles- Hiya
Br Werrell
Llewellyn
Herrell
Hy Herrell
Agnes
Connells
Connelly
Agnew
Tcttysburg
Frederick
What Rip Van Winkle Would Ask These Days
A fragmentary sports column tone questions current figures Vasslers Ver Plankets Oricon seating hitter Jack Morrison a manager Frank Schmidt a fan Yee McAtee umpiring status. The text implies a humorous or rhetorical survey of contemporary roles and names without clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Oricon
Jack Morrison
Woodsboro Odd Sox stay hot with six straight wins
Woodsboro Odd Sox push streak to six after beating Taneytown 27 to 1 yesterday. In 16 games this season they’ve lost only four, with Adamstown 9 to 1 victory last Saturday. Union Bridge fell 9 to 1 as Bechtold and Le Gore pitched. Emmitsburg, Martinsburg, and Hagerstown hosts noted in a long, tune-up day with four pitchers used and heavy hitting.
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Taneytown
Woodsboro
Odd Sox
Adamstown
Smith
Day
Adametown
Donsife
Union Bridge
Bechtold
le Gore
Tonetown
Yenterday
Alexander
Iirafel
LeGore
Emmitsburg
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Martinsburgy
Welcher
Barton
Millman
Hoffecker
Mumford and Johnson
Hanover Defeats Chambersburg 9 to 3 in Baseball
Hanover easily beat Chambersburg 9 to 3 yesterday. Umpire Derr faced trouble and Mackert was sent to the bench as Manower recorded 8104, with Chamberburg at 2 6 2 0. Rirtetries-Scheidel, Smallwood and Stroh led Stricker, Shaman and Stein on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derr
Hanover
Chambersburg
Mackert
Manower
Chamberburg
Scheidel
Smallwood
Stroh
Stricker
Shaman
Steinhach
Baseball Scores and Standings From a Mixed Card
A scattered scores list shows Philadelphia beating Chicago 4 to 2, with various batteries and innings noted. Other games include Detroit tying Washington in 14 innings, New York defeating Cleveland in 15 innings, and Cincinnati beating Philadelphia. National and Federal League standings are listed with team records, plus a brief oddity about a four‑leaved clover and an omen of marriage from the Indianapolis Star.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
McKenery
Dale
Schneider
Clark
Demarec
Mayer
Killier
St. Louis
Doston
Rudolph
Gowdy
Sallee
Girmer
Snyder
Gonvaies
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
McCarty
Pierce
Standridge
Archer
Hargrave
Pittsburgh
New York
Ander
Indianapolis Star
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Ira Plank
Jack Morri Ison
Dad
Pec
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oYs’ Shoes
Acre
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Barrers Foot Specialists
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W. LI P.clif
le Frederick
Vanover
Haverstown
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Frederick. E
Pretty Lamar
Waite
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Gus Beyne
Beyne
Muff Oyler
Helen Britcher
Mianover
Clay Henninger
Clark Griffith
FP. K. Schmidt
the Nationals
Heston
Cleveland
Dow
Washington Star
Hustlers
Stair
Howard
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Frank Schmidt
Yee McAtee
Champs
Franklin Savings Bank
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James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke, Henry M. Gittinger
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Broeldin
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Anderson
Alen
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Dickson
Kuetzer
O'Conner
W.T. PC
St.Louis
Plitals, 3Ei
Huffato
Broukin
Kan.Cry
Baltmre
Frederick, Md
Baltimore Commercial Bank
Baltimore, Md
John N. Clary
Mgr
N. Market ST
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Sheffield
the Empire
Lottie Pickford
Nomino
Domingo
Hershall Mayall
Paramount
South America
Keystone
Beneft
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Atlantic City
Frederick Frederick Junction
Amsville
Fonro
Mt. Airy
James E. Doll
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