Frederick Champs Triumph Over Martinsburg In Pitchers Duel
Frederick's Orrison edged Goodwin of Martinsburg as the Champs won by 10 with a doubleheader planned in the city. Orrison limited Martinsburg to three hits while Frederick piled eight. Key hitters included Agnew Meyers and Winslow as the Champs pulled away in the eighth inning.
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Jack Mértison
Stuse
Hanover Raiders
Frederick
Hanover
Champs
Hagerstown
Terriers
Morrisontes
Orrison Masters Goodwin
Bob Orrison
Goodwin
Martinsburg
Bob
Orbison
Holbig
Taylor
Morrison
Agnew
Meyers
Winslow
Wick
Bhage
Orrison
Dean
Bates
Morris
Poke Whalen
Martinsburgers
Chamyps
Whalen
Ump Cross
Jack
Stuffy Johnson
Blue
Cross
Johnny Agnew
Tex Meyers
Texas
King
Raiders
AB. R
Johnson
Teteeeee
Myer
Um- Pire—Cross
Blue Ridge League Standings and Results Summary
In the Blue Ridge League standings Frederick at Hanover, Martinsburg at Hagerstown, Chambersburg at Gettysburg. Yesterday’s results: Frederick 1 Martinsburg 0, Hanover 4 Gettysburg 3, Chambersburg 3 Hagerstown 1. Chambersburg retook first place after beating Hagerstown 1 to 1 in a ragged game. Hanover defeated Gettysburg 4 to 3. Billy Shoots a Dog: Frederick dog catcher Billy Hopwood shot a dog that killed several hens. Opened a grocery store: Levin B. House opens a store at 134 West Patrick Street with J. E Phreeger as manager.
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Frederick
Hanover
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
W. LL. Pac
IFW. L. Oe
Chambersburg Maroons
Horsey, and Schaufele
Knauer
Milliman
Billy
Billy Hopwood
Frederick City
Clarence Lidie
East Fifth Street
Levin B. House
Baltimore
Weat Patricktreet
Michael
J. E Phreeger
Brisk Start Delay As Ump Assesses Fines
The game was delayed as Ump Hanka collected fines from Maroon players after Saturday's Frederick game. Players Pownall, Ehinting, and Hooper were fined $5, $5, and $2.50 respectively, with manager Hooper irked by the extended payment time.
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Ump Hanka
Bill Collector
Cross
Frederick
Pownall
Hooper
Hagerstown Globe
Autos Collide injuring four near Tyrone
Four people were injured Sunday night after a collision between John Spangler Mayberry and A Weaver Wagner near Tyrone on the Westminster to Taneytown road. Wagner suffered a broken arm and facial and body cuts, Mrs. Wagner internal injuries, while Mrs. Spangler and her daughter were cut and bruised after being thrown through the windshield. The Weav er car wrecked. A second crash about 400 yards away between Raley Fleagle and John Spabr left occupants only slightly bruised. Two cars were so jammed that horses had to pull them apart.
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John Spangler Mayberry
A. Weaver Wagner
New Windsor
Tyrone
Westminster
Taneytown
Wagner
Raley Fleagle
John Spabr
Union Bridge
Champs Lead Despite Points Slip In Week For IS-POINT GAIN
The Martinsburg region standings show Gettysburg and Frederick overtaking Terriers as Maroons slip 19 points in percentage this week while Frederick gains 19 and Gettysburg 7. Champs appear strongest through the past seven days but must still play 18 games to finish the season with a likely top division berth.
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Maroons
Gettysburg
Frederick Micy
Terriers
Martinsbue
Deb
Frederick
Hanover
Hagessovr
Ard
Fourty
Martinshure
Chambere- Durg
Hanover Riverstown
Cetiys Bug
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Spates and Carlisle wed in Gaithersburg church ceremony
Ruth Marie Spates daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Spates of Gaithersburg Maryland and Mr Matson J Gar Male of Cookville Tennessee were married Tuesday at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Gaithersburg. Rev. Marsin H Keon officiated with sister Mrs Withel Hawkins Lawtonville as matron of honor and bridesmaids from Tennessee South Carolina Virginia and Maryland. Best man was Prof Henry B Rembert with ushers Dr Israel Warfield Stephen Smoot Frank Bready Robert Saunders and others. Invitations issued for a reception at Bradock Heights Hotel for Governor and Mrs Harrington. The article also mentions a quick marriage at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage and notes on college sports standings and team moves in a separate sports column.
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Carlisle -Spates
Mixa Ruth Marie Spates
Charles A. Spates
Gaitherburg
Matson
J. Gar- Male
Cookville
Tenn
Episcopal Church
South
Gaithersburg
Marsin H. Keon
Aleter
Withel Hawkins
Lawtonaville
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Manover
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Small
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York
Frederick W. Cramer
Cramer
East Second Street
John Potter
McKeesport
Hedges Farm
James H. Smith
South Market Street
George Smith
Urbana
Frederick County
Emerson C. Harrington
Eli G. Haugh
Robert StcAfee
Franklin J. Smith
E. R. Crowl
Philadelphia Ledger
Canada
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger, John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
S.amos Urner, Harvey R. Lease
Frederick Loan CO
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Hymeneas
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Landensslager
Henry , Davis
May i. Landenslager Howl
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Frank C. Hargett Hing
Hraddock Heights Hotel
Braddock Heights
Mra. I Marrington
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Frederick Gas & Electric Co
East Patrick
Frederick, MD
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Portici
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First Fleet
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the News
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Atlantic City
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Pennsylvania
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New York
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He Mountain
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Quality Photo-Plass
the World Film Corporation
Brook Bliny
Alma Hanlon
Eleadir Woodrufs
Johnnie Hines
Broadway
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David
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