Griffako Squad Arrives Tonight for Martinsburg Game
Washington Senators players led by Clark Griffith will travel by auto from Martinsburg to the city this evening arriving about 8 30. A band concert will follow the game and fans may mingle with the fast American League squad. The team departs tomorrow morning for Baltimore on the 4 40 B and O train en route to Philadelphia.
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Martinsburg
Clark Grifith
Senators
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Tri City League standings and game notes dated 1914
The record shows Martinsburg and Frederick leading the Tri City League standings with Martinsburg at 27 wins and 15 losses, Frederick at 21 and 22, and Hagerstown at 8 and 7. Yesterday Frederick beat Hagerstown 2 to 1 in a brisk pitching duel, with Barnes fanning seven for Hagerstown and Morrison driving in the decisive runs for Frederick.
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W.L. Pet
Martinsburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Tesse
Barne
Barnes
East
Torne
Ennick
Borne
Murphy
Veise
Orrison
Williams
Hazerstown
Sny
Hagerstown Notes on Baseball and Uniforms
Reports mention Stevens possibly joining Washington soon with Griffth allowing stay at Hagerstown for the season end. Royals wear varied uniforms provoking talk on regulation enforcement. Crowds sparse, bad ball condition and wet balls affected play. LeRoy McCardell and others released. local talent and early league pace noted in a loose game against Martinsburg.
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Stevens
Washington
Griffth
Hagerstown
Griff
Haexratown
Steve
Trinity
Royals
Cole
Crause
LeRoy McCardell
Orioles Hich
Martinsburg
Orioles Beat Martinsburg In Rough League Game
Orioles win 12 to 8 over Martinsburg in a loosely played game with 22 hits and 5 errors. Gleichman belted a grand slam in the sixth, while Knode led the Railroaders with a homer and two doubles. Kelly Harris tops Canadian League batting at .361 in a separate note, and a bicycle theft report from Harsonville ends with a recovered wheel.
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Martinsburg
Jock Dimon
Brady
King
Dunnies
Birds
Gleichman
Knode
Railroaders
Secur
Morris Uso
Long
West Virginians
Parent
Murray
Kelly Harris
Erie
Miller
James Jones
Norman Harper
Harsonville
Jones
Howard Leaves Frederick For Orioles Surprise Move
Earl Howard star pitcher for the Rudd club likely to join Dunn's Orioles in Baltimore to pitch against Toronto. Fans and local management doubt signing, while Baltimore reports claim contract. At 21, 6 feet 1 inch, Howard leaves Mercersburg Academy era seeking major league trial over International league with Griffins.
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Rudd
Baltimore
Dunn
Orioles
Toronto Ouiit
Monumental
Howard
Frank K. Schmidt
Legal Players Committee
Earl
Iarl
Mona'd
Washington Americans
Griffimenster
Frederick
Mercersburg Academy Reion
Luster finishes season strong with shutout victory
The pitcher faced Martinsburg and silenced the Railseaders with three scattered hits allowed, praised for solid control and rare fielding at the mound. He has spent most of the season with the Buds and pitched ably, taking the mound only once. In a separate incident, Officer Buster Fraley attempted to profit from a horse cadaver scheme, paying Middletown fares then discovering the horse had died, losing the money and chance to move the animal home.
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Martinsburg
Tiem
Ha Hig
Miverett
Pas
Buater
Buster Fraley
Liw
Frederick
Middletown
Buster
Twenty Year Test Promotes Government Enterprise Remedy
Gov W Wivels of Aberdeen headlines the Enterprise praising Chamberlain's Colle Cristerna and Diar rhoen Romeds as a safe diarrhea cure. The publisher claims it has helped many over years and offers it for sale through local advertisers.
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Matt
May
Williamson
Gov. W. Wivels
the Enterprise
Aberdeen
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