League Leaders 70 Battle Tail Enders In Frederick
Frederick and Chambersburg clash in Frederick as the circuit’s final 1916 ties unfold. Martinsburg visits Monday and Tuesday, Hanover arrives midweek, and the Raiders headline August fixtures at the local park. Frederick drops another to Gettysburg 5 to 1 as Stein belts a record homer at Nixon Field.
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Frederick
Martinsburg Mountaineers
West
Chambersburg
Champa
Affa'r
Maroons
Martinsburg
Gettysburg Ponies
Holbig
George
Flst
Hart
Gettysburg
Plankmen
Stein
Nixon Field
Blue Ridge League standings and results summary
Blue Ridge League standings and results show Gettysburg routing Frederick 8 2 x in seven innings and other scores from Martinsburg Chambersburg Hanover and Hagerstown. Tie games reported as darkness ended play. Hanover defeated Hagerstown 4 to 0 with Kunkle pitching and new Raider catcher Smail.
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Blue Ridge League
Chambersburg
Frederick
Hanover
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Hanover Hagerstown
Clark
Thormalen
Hooper
Blue
Pownall
Typographical Union delegates tour Baltimore area
About 50 delegates from the International Typographical Union, meeting in Baltimore, spent a day sightseeing in Maryland. They visited Braddock Heights and Gettysburg, planned a later visit to Frederick, and assembled for supper at the New City Hotel. President Marsden G. Scott and J. E. McKinley were among the travelers.
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International Typographical Union
United States
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Braddock Hotel
the Heights
Gettysburg
Frederick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
New City Hotel
Marsden G. Scott
J. E. McKinley
Animal Shelter Opens In Frederic For Stray Pets
The Frederic Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has opened a shelter near the Grushon home on East Patrick Street. A homeless dog picked up by city catcher William Hopwood was placed there today. Strays will be allowed a resting period and owners may reclaim them after paying a small fee. dogs will not be killed immediately, and society leaders urge owners to stay in touch with the shelter guardian to ensure prompt return of pets.
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Frederick Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Grushon
East
Patrick Street
William Hopwood
Planning Middletown Picnic Weathers Favorable
Middletown Valley plans the 10th annual Sunday School reunion Saturday August 26 at the usual west Middletown site. Rev Augustus R Steck of Carlisle Va Prof John J Johns Blue Ridge College Rev Walter E Lutz Chambersburg Pa Rev Tr George A Snyder and Wilmer A Hartman Middletown will speak with Prof Johns giving a temperance address. American Band Middletown to provide music.
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Middletown
Middletown Valley
Mos
Augustus R. Steck
Carlisle
John J. Johns
Blue Ridge College
Walter E. Lutz
Chambersburg
George A. Snyder
Wilmer A. Hartman
Johna
American Band
Lefty Mallonee Fires Seven-Hit Shute For Seaford
Tuesday notes recount Lefty Mallonee’s seven hit game for Seaford against Cambridge, umpire Glitte now regular in the Peninsula league, plus injuries and suspensions across Hagerstown and Gettysburg-Frederick contests. Crowder Hanover extends errorless streak. Stroh injury sidelines Raiders catcher. league rules on ties under review. Monte Cross praised for umpiring and leadership during drawn game.
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Lefty Mallonee
Seaford
Cambridge
Glitte
Barbershop at Hotel Leased. New Contacts Listed
J G C Rowe notes the hotel barbershop room is leased to W A Miller who will open a Bow stand by September 7 with upgraded equipment and two new chairs. The piece also lists numerous new telephone connections from C P Telephone Co and ends with reports on T H Norris of Mt Hope Locus Valley as a noted snake killer with 12 reptiles slain.
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W. A. Miller
Court Street
Miller
James C. Rowe
Schley
T. H. Norris
Mt. Hope
Locus Valley
Mr. Norris
Mr. Hope
Detroit Tigers Buy Art Koehler From Gettysburg
Arthur Koehler, Gettysburg catcher, sold to the Detroit Tigers after weeks of scout attention. The deal, not disclosing price, follows his standout second year in organized ball with a .278 average and 93% fielding. Gettysburg finances to gain relief from treasury strain. Koehler, from Sibley Illinois, began pro play in Winston Salem in 1915.
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Arthur Koehler
Gettysburg Vlankmen
Detreit Tikes
Koleler
Frederick
Lamar
Jack Dunn
Jennings
Vatcher
Koehler
Sibley
Minois
Winston Salem
Plank
Gettysburg
Base Ball Scores and Club Standings in Local Desk Book
Scores from Dutruit Detroit and Cleveland New York Chicago St Louis games and club standings with W L and percentages. Mentions Philadelphia Cincinnati and Brooklyn results, plus a weather related note and a quoted question on tar and trade policy from Senator Sorghum. An anecdote about Chamberlain's Tablets ends the piece.
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Dutruit
Detroit
Athletics
Paltertes
Mutchall
McXee
Williams
Eden
Cleveland
Cleaveland
New York
Butteriod
Lambeth
O'Neill
Russall
Nupamaker
Chicago
Boston
Foster
Cady
Rungell
Schalk
Bt. Louis
Bt. Louis- St. Louis, 4; Warrington, 0 Batteries — Koob, Seevield, Loehling
Henry
W.L
PC Wal BC
St.Louis
York Fb
Gus Wasghuft
Detroi
Guz/Athletics
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
Cincinnati
C. Batterles
Mayer
Kitleter
Tohey
Wings
W.L. B.cwl
Brook'n
Pallada
Flitabre
N.york
Giant In Vite Visits Roonsboro Noted Big Man Ralph Nyman
The Haverstown Mail reports Ralph Nyman visiting his old home in Roonsboro. He stands about six feet four inches tall and weighs around 500 pounds, with a shirt needing four sands of cloth. Nyman and his family are large, though none match him in build and strength.
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Vite
Ralph Nyman
Roonsboro
Haverstown
Nyman
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Boyne
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Dempsey
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Milliman
Ned” Crowder
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Tee
George Stroh
Stroy
Jamison
Aes
Monte” Cross
The
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Monte
Gettysburg Sentinel
A. Miller
J. G C. Rowe
C. and P. Telephone Co
John T. Harshman
Wolfsville
Myers
Wade Warrenfeltz
J. W. Warrenfeltz
Wolfaville
J. Elmer Bussard
J. H. Leatherman
Westy Stottlemyer
George E. Moser
W. Carter West
McCardell Apts
Benj. W. Saxton
Woodsboro
J. A. Roger
E. Patrick St
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Shookstown
Chas. H. Keline
Market St
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M. Dixon
Elm St. Fred
Detroit Tigers
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Corinth
Robert Fraley
Berryville
Mr. Fraley
Virginia
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Washington Star
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Webster City
Chamberlain
Franklin Savings Bank
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
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Keedy
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Henry M. Gittinger
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Frank V. Staub
Samos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Greenawalt’s Drug Store 2Nd and Market Sts
C. A. Spenchk, Waseger
Bharket
Maryland
John D. Blake
Baltimore City
McCardell
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the News
Ederick, MD
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