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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1915
Page
3
Barton faces Twirler as tense scene unfolds. Switches show fierce rivalry during Monday clash with Liewsliyn pitching great bail and securing a 15 inning win.
Frederick County fans packed Willow Lane Park to watch Bill King start for Frederick in a 15 innings showdown against Hagerstown Blues. Llewellyn spun a stellar pitching duel with 6 scattered hits as Hustlers rally from 2-0 down. Myers homered twice and scored winning run on Barnhart single in the 15th.
Frederick leads with 45 wins, 19 losses as Hagerstown and Martinsburg trails. Yesterday Frederick beat Hagerstown 3-2 in 15 innings, Gettysburg defeated Chambersburg 9-2, Hanover beat Martinsburg 12-1.
M E L V Kreh the All Star captain challenges the Methodist Episcopal team that won the Sunday school League pennant for a three game series. Kreh trusts his two pitchers to handle Lynn and Bell, who won nine of ten in the league series. Lambright won all five league starts, including a no hit no run game, while allowing five hits in the other four. Wilbide also pitched well for Kreh’s nine. Ten men from Company A M N G under Captain Elmer Munshover depart for Saunders range to contest state matches. Moanshower leads a strong squad with Grade, Strasiman, Castle, Castle, Akers, Simmons, Miggian, Wiles, Molen, Slaith among listed names.
In a rowdy update from the Blue Ridge League scene, Martinsburg loses again while Morrison signs new players amid fan frustration. Connelly belts a homer, and Llewellyn pitches 28 innings across two games this week, a feat amid long extra inning outings. Gettysburg sits near Chambersburg as ten cent baseball rumors surface.
Baseball scores show New York Yankees 3 Athletics 2 in 12 innings at New York New York and Boston 3 Wasnington 2 at Boston. Battery details list Wyckoff and Cole for the New York game and Shora Cady Boealing Henry for Boston. Standing of clubs lists Boston 67 35 60 7i N York 16 50 506 Detroit 64 39 422 Cleveland 359 61 396 Chicago 62 49 608 St Louis 44 64 284 Washington 64 50 5191 Athletic 33 70 320.
In Philadelphia the batteries were Alexander Kis lefer Rudolph Gordy with Boston 5 and Philadelphia 3. At Brooklyn New York 6 to 1. Coombs Miller Perritt Deootn behind the plate. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 with Schneider Win Harmon contributing. Chicago St Louis rain observed as W. 1 PC. Philadelphia 64 45 545 Boston 52 51 50 percent. Brooklyn 56 49 533 N York 49 50 495. Chicago 52 49 51n. St Louis 49 57 462. Pittsburg 52 50 510. Cincinnati 44 87 436.
Game-by-game results show Buffalo 6 over St Louis 1 at Buffalo with Crandall Chapman Schulz and Alien as batters. Brooklyn blanked by Kansas City 2. Newark defeated Chicago 7 to 5. Baltimore beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1. Baltimore 3 Pittsburgh 2. Standings list Chicago Newark Brooklyn Pittsburg Buffalo Kansas City Baltimore St Louis with season figures. An unrelated note reports Lewis F Blank near Shookstein suffers losses as a terrapin preys on chickens and rabbits.
William Danner was fined three dollars by Magistrate Posey for drunkenness. Officer Adams made the arrest and the fine was paid.
A Baltimore American excerpt discusses speeding on Frederick County state roads. It explains a general 35 mph outer limit and the legal standard that speed must be reasonable for highway conditions. It notes differing local speed rules and the need for motorists to show due care regardless of the setting.
A bustling scene at daybreak shows abundant supplies of vegetables and fruit. Peaches, plums, corn, and celery are plentiful with varied prices. eggs, butter, poultry, and several fresh produce items listed with per unit or per small quantity pricing.
Harold B Clark, Frederick Scout Commissioner, will resign to resume YMCA activities. He departs tomorrow morning for Silver Bay New York to complete a two week course for boys Christian Association work. Clark has served as scout commissioner and Scout Council president Major Markey praised his key role in the movement.
A vintage advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for tired aching muscles after hard work. It promises quick relief from soreness, calls it a counter irritant, and notes easy application without rubbing. A customer testimonial praises its effectiveness and urges readers to buy a bottle.
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