Hustlers Triumph In Tight Park Contest
Hustlers edged the Babies 10 to 1 in a brisk game at the park. Ramsey allowed three hits while Winslow yielded four, as Gosker and Blair produced key plays and Pedone doubled. A postponed game with Frederick Motor and the Twilight League slate follows at Cadet field.
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Blue Ridge League Standings and Schedule Noted
Incomplete standings for the Blue Ridge League show Hagerstown leading with a 6 record and Chambersburg at 1 0. Upcoming games list Waynesboro at Frederick, Chambersburg at Hanover, Morineburg at Hanover, and other matchups with dates and locations incomplete.
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Baseball Roundup From Various Fronts
Detroit Athletics split a doubleheader with Rommel Perkins Dauss in the 3 to 2 game. Cleveland and York won 7 to 3, with Mays Ruel Bagby featured. Chicago Cubs beat Washington 2 to 2? Kern Schalk Erickson Gharrity noted. St Louis Harpe Ponnovk Setlang Sotheron Wellman Severo ld 6. Phillies St Louis 13, Meadows Wheat Haines Diltroefer. New York vs Brooklyn 4 to 3 gate. Boston Cincinnati rain. Hanover PA split a doubleheader with Marnsburg 1-0. Knauer struck out 12 in first game.
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Villa Surrenders in Mexico to Disarm Rebel Followers
In San Pedro Conimila Mexico on August 4 Francisco Villa surrendered as belligerent leader and about 906 followers left for Tinhualito in Du-Tanga state to be paid off and disarmed. Villa and his followers issued a manifesto promising to build and destroy the Mexican nation.
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Gosker Leads Hustlers In Tight Park Duel
In a hard fought game the Hustlers beat the Cumberland Colts 1-0 with Winslow and Wick shining on the mound. Gosker, Blethen, and Neptune powered the Hustlers offense with three hits apiece, while Buck Ramsey and Wick each struck out key batters. Weeden named team manager as plans for Hanover’s season proceed.
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DREGS IN WHISKY AND EMPTY BARRELS SCHEME
Reported liquor frauds involve empty whisky barrels drained then resealed with dregs and water to imitate real whiskey. People along the Baltimore and Ohio line allegedly obtained hard kick liquor through this method, with some barrels containing small amounts of genuine liquor. Also noted: mine worker Tony Bannock died after attempting to beat his loading record at Tre Coal mines, and a Connecticut inventor patenting a twofold running board for autos.
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Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wheeling
Tony Bannock
Tre Coal ‘Company
Fair Point
Bannock
Death Ends Hunger Strike at Pottaville Prison
Charles Wilson, a 29 year old inmate serving a twenty eight year sentence, died on the forty third day of a hunger strike at the county prison in Pottaville. Wilson had a violent criminal history including a pistol duel with a watchman and a prior escape after forcing a railroad policeman to jump from a moving train. He began the strike on June 29 after a long history of offenses and recaptured status.
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New Jersey Gas Rate Hikes Approved by Commission
The New Jersey Public Utility Commission approves a rate increase for gas utilities, raising the 1000 cubic feet charge from 1.15 to 1.40, with a stepped rise to 1.40 for higher consumption. The plan covers all territory served in the state, pending further decisions and ongoing labor talks with Governor Harding on a separate wage scale.
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Trenton
Jopney
Thermal Unite
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