Chambersburg Nips Martinsburg In Ten Inning Tie
Blue Ridge League action shows Martinsburg and Chambersburg fighting to a 2-2 ten inning draw before darkness. Gettysburg defeated Frederick 7 to 2 as Agnew and Morrison sparked the Champs and Ponies in a tense contest. Sherman and Taylor held firm on the mound.
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Champs
Hucky Taylor
Ponies
Frederick
Taylor
Myers
Gettysburg
Herman
R. HL
EL Agnew
Morrison
Barnhart
Meyers
Orrison
Maurer
Hartline
Winslow If
Oyler
Stoljen
Durborow
Kohler
Bigler
Bigter
Plank
Gettysburg Club
Thero
Rabbit Agnew
Bob Orrison
Rabbit
Chambersburg
aTartinsburg
Pownell
Martinsburg
Goodwin
Johnson
Horsey
Schaufele
Frederick High School Baseball Team Standings and Averages
The Frederick High School cadet team, hampered by graduation losses and pitching gaps, posted a 7 win 5 loss season for a .583 average. Wins came against Hagerstown, Gettysburg, Marsland State School for the Deaf, Mt. St. Marys Jr., Briarly Hall, and Lewistown Giants. Losses include Stewart's Business College, Gettysburg, Briarly Hall, and Brunswick.
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Frederick High School
Raymond E. Morgan
Hagerstown High School
Gettysburg High School
Marsland State School For the Deaf
Crouse and Rankies jailed on break-in charge
Justice C H Eckstein set bail at 200 dollars for Guy Crouse and Frank Rankies after a September grand jury charged them with breaking into the boat-house of Earl and Walter Zeigeer along the Monoracy at Frederick Junction. Unable to post bail, they were jailed. S A Lewis defended the prisoners. Harry C Hull was state attorney. A fine of 2 dollars was imposed on C R Regan of Washington. Arrest by Oscar Derr.
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Justice Eckstein
C. R. Regan
Washneton
Oscar Derr
Gettysburg Fans Organize Dance Fundraiser at Calefonia Park
Gettysburg supporters plan a dance at Calefonia Park to raise funds for a baseball club. Walter Terret, ex Gettysburg player, appears in the Torners outfield in place of Banga as Lee is sidelined with tonsillitis. Managers and players from Chambersburg and Seaford join the Pentin sul League, while umpires Marks, Raphan, Doyle and Cross are set to cover key games amid a tight race and rising disputes over calls.
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Gettysburg
Calefonia Park
Walter Terret
Torners
Banga
Lee
Tons'kitis
Jemison
Marks
Raphan
Doyle
Cross
Umps
Children's Carnival Lights Heights Pavilion Night
The Children's Carnival at the Heights drew about 200 spectators with a Grand March led by Miss Rohrbach and Miss Hilda Blumberg. Dances included Babe in the Woods and Muffin Man, with performances by Miss Shenbrager, Miss Sherby, and others, concluding with a final grand march and favors for all children.
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Pastillon
Heights
Rohrbach
Hilda Blumberg
Preach
Smith
Capelia Sherby
Ruth Duncan
Selbia Shelby
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Margaret Huss
Washington
Season Struggles Hit Minor Leagues Across Regions
The 1916 season proved poor for minor leagues with lost revenues, emptied coffers, and several clubs folding. The Atlantic and Penn State Leagues collapsed while Blue Ridge suffered financially. Rain and waning public interest dampened attendance, prompting talks of closures or relocations, though some foresee improvements in 1917.
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Neuiae
Eliabs
Penn State League
Elas
Federal League
New Felds
Blue Ridge
Youth's Jail Habit Sparked by Light Punishment
A Frederick county official recalls arresting a youth who seemed pleased to be sent to jail as if the experience offered rest with no work. He suggests making inmates do city or road work to reduce pleasure in confinement and notes that prison life is seen by some as a rest with no labor.
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Frederick County
Constipation and bowel movement benefits in daily routine
The article explains that chronic constipation accelerates health issues over years, while regular daily bowel movements help expel waste and toxic products, delaying the onset of related problems. It emphasizes consistency as a preventive measure for long term well being.
Baseball Scores From Detroit and Chicago Contests
Detroit Athletics defeated Detroit 7 to 1 amid a day of uneven results. Chicago beat Boston 3 to 12 in a high scoring battery heavy matchup. Cleveland topped New York 5 to 3 as Numamaker and St Louis edged St Louis 4 to 0. Standings show clubs like Boston and Detroit vying for position with varied marks across the day.
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Athletics
Catterlon
Stush
Haleyburne
Baker
Chicago
Boston
Chica
Star Seay
Beott
Schalk
Gleveland
Cleveland
New York
Batterson
Coveleakle
Coleman
Louie Numamaker
St. Louis
St Louis
Wastington
Hamilton
Seve
Johnson
Alnsmith
W. Lac
W.L
Washta
N.york
National League Scores and Standings in Early Games
In Philade phia Cincinnati won 1 0 as Alexander Killefer Schulz and Wingo pitched for Cincinnati. Mitchell Wingo Oeschger McQuillan Burna pitched for Philadelphia. New York defeated St Louis 8 3 behind Doak Gonzales Benton Rarlden New York. St Louis 4 2. Brooklyn beat Chicago 6 0 with Cheney Miller Vaughn Wilson. Pittsburgh Boston rain. Standings show Brooklyn 60 25 6 32. Chicago 46 55 455. Boston 55 38 591. St Louis 46 69 43%. Philadelphia 56 41 577. Pittsburg 43 63 136. New York 46 50 521. Cincinnati 40 68 74.
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Philavespita
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Alexander
Killefer
Schulz
Wingo
Cid
Mitchell
Sender
Oeschger
McQuillan
Burna
New York
Hutteries
Porritt
Rarlden
Steele
Snyder
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Chicago
Cheney
Miller
Vaughn
Wilson
Pittsburgh-Boston
W.1
W.L
Brookin
Boston
St.Louis
Philada
Pittsbr
N.york
Cinetutt
Change of signal indications for Pennsylvanian system
Wy. OK. Gemmill, signal foreman in York, said changes to signal indications will be made on the Baltimore division and Columbia Frederick branch soon. White lights to be eliminated. green for clear, yellow for caution, red for stop. 14,000 baskets of peaches expected by J W Newcomer, Waynesboro, at Big Pool fruit plantation, Washington county.
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Wy. OK
Gemmill
York
Baltimore
Columbia & Frederick
J. W. Newcomer
Waynesboro
Big Pool
Washington County
Newcomer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for Cure
A claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh through internal action by the bloodstream and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from Fei Chumney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Secience
Hall
FEI
Chumney & CO
Tafede
Ohio
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