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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
7
Frederick and Waynesboro clash at Agricultural Park as Buck Ramsey drives to slow the Villagers. Kaunas hits a freak homer for Frederick while Neihaus allows six hits in seven innings for Waynesboro.
Mt Airy defeats Emmitsburg 8 to 2 to tighten race for Frederick County League berth. Smith starred for Mt Airy with key hits in a decisive second inning. Emmitsburg’s Scott made the standout catch. The game ends the 16 inning tie and leaves both teams tied for fourth, with Mt Airy gaining edge in the league standings.
President J V Jamison cuts the Blue Ridge League umpire staff to four men. Remaining are Big Bill Byers, Shaner, Sippel, and O Neill after Gus Huhland and Mercer depart. Mercer resigned when informed of the cut to avoid leaving others without work.
Guerber the backstop who joined the Champs squad has been cut by Buck Ramsey due to the arrival of Renny Stover. Ramsey called Tones Walsh of the Hagerstown Terriers to move Guerber, Walsh suggesting he could use him.
Chambersburg edged Hanover 3 to 2 in a Thursday afternoon game. Both teams had five hits, but Chambersburg took better advantage with timely hits. Batteries Dowell and Logan and Russell for Hanover.
In a coed game at Hagerstown on August 14 Hagerstown defeated Martinsburg 37 to 0. Batteries were Witmer and McFarthing for Hagerstown and Martindore with Barke Collier Marianes and Wilson for Martinsburg. Umpire Stusber. Time not completed.
Edward Strickler a Maroon pitcher was released by manager Mike Mowray Blue Ridge notes say Blue had hits in 10 straight games Lew Blue of the Tigers former Blue Ridge League player hit in 10 straight games halted July 31 by three Athletics pitchers He had 16 hits in 3 trials for a 533 batting average Stallings viewed Waynesboro players Fitzgerald Centel Scheminant and Yordy for Rochester club Pitcher Tippet released Saturday by manager Country Morris Hanover protest of July 15 ground rule disallowed by President Jamison game credited to Waynesboro Yordy misplayed ball allowed two Raiders to score then overriden by umpire Shaner
Maryland already operates about 1500 miles of passenger bus routes with regular schedules reaching most areas. The system is largely individual run, but experts say coordinated planning could greatly expand service linking rural towns to larger centers like Baltimore Frederick Hagerstown and Washington. Current lines connect Baltimore to Hagerstown and several other towns while feeder routes from Frederick Cumberland and other points extend to Brunswick Libertytown and beyond.
In the Blue Ridge League standings update Frederick tied Martinsburg 4 to 4 at Martinsburg while Waynesboro defeated Hanover 3 to 2. Chambersburg beat Hagerstown 2 to 0. Frederick lost 0 to 7 at Hagerstown. Remaining schedule shows Martinsburg at Hagerstown, Hanover at Chambersburg, Frederick at Waynesboro, and Chambersburg at Hagerstown with games on Saturday.
August 16 marks the first open season for yellow eggs, black breasted and golden plover in this State. Birds are more plentiful along the coast due to Migratory Bird Treaty Act protection. Dove and squirrel seasons run September to October and September 1 to January 1 respectively, with a 25 per day bag limit. 700 deputy wardens will enforce laws. hunters urged to buy licenses early and wear a hunting tag. The license penalties run $15 plus costs.
Batting averages listed for Chicago Athletics Cleveland New York Detroit St Louis and Boston with batteries named. Auto accident injury details describe radiator explosion injuring Charles Itney near Hagerstown. Hyattstown picnic announcement with band and address by Chas Moylan. Two men arrested for assault on Joseph Stephens after depositing $10 collateral.
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