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The article reports on a baseball doubleheader where Frederick defeated Hanover in game details. It includes scorings, player names such as Wilhide Neptune and Ramsey, and notes on earned runs and bases. Mowery’s league leaders strengthened their hold by beating the Mountaineers in both games.
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Frederick
Jearover Gricultural
Park Yeaterday
Bert “Weeden
Ropins
Walhide
Mullen
Sac- Tiffee
Roussey
Wilhide
Neptune
Valle
Hanover
Graves Wand
Graves
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Mike ‘Mowery
The
Mountaineers
Standings of Clubs in the Blue Ridge League
Fragmented standings with teams Tonay Shamberaburee and Martinsburg in a muddled schedule. References to Waynesboro Hagerstown Frederick and unclear dates suggest a regional league summary with partial results and upcoming games.
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RIDGE
Tonay
Local baseball zigzags as Hanover and Frederick split doubleheader
Fans witnessed a muddled Frederick Hanover game with Groves erratic behind the plate and Long sidelined by a trolley accident. Frederick’s Rhines exits to West Point after a farewell with three hits including a homer. Rumsey and Tefton sparked six of Frederick’s twelve hits, while Wayneboro split a doubleheader with Chambersburg, rallying home runs by Slaylor and Morris in a weathering contest.
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Rhine
West Point
Fide
Rumsey
Frederick
SEMN
Wayneaboro
Wits
Waynesboro
Nesboro
Chambersburg
Slaylor
Morris
Faynesboro
R. H. FE
Cld
Vandermast
Hart
Fuh- Tey
Staylor
Baltimore Negroes Meet to Nominate Senate Candidate
A Baltimore gathering of African American delegates discussed nominating a candidate for the United States Senate. The meeting named a lawyer as leader among the negroes and noted Republican and Democratic contenders for the upcoming election next November.
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Eesnaoy Pat
Baltimore
United States Senate
Bashan
Cnbipete
Weller
Joner Sith
Camping Along the Potomac Camp Opens at Fort Ward
A Potomac River camp near Fort Ward opened last Saturday with John Wisner and others among campers. Visitors attended a Jazz band concert featuring Joe Price and Charles Hagan. Twenty six bass weighed five pounds each along with carp and eels were caught. Newcomers include Guy Wolfe and Clarence Herwig of Frederick. Donald Sprinkle, known as Shorty, acts as chief fish shound. The camp will close next Sunday with a Black and White Revue by John Vogel. Pitcher Roberts of Martinsburg is on the bench after an arm injury.
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Lfe
Potomide River
John Wisner
George Englebright
Norman Geiser
George Myers
Win
Burrall
Robert Boyer
Ralph +Fahracy
Charles ‘Hagan
Mehr] Scholl
George Stull
Joe. Newcomer
Guy Wolfe
Clarence Herwig
David Hagan
Frederick
W. A. Robinson
Clayton Bostic
Charles Haines
Donald Sprinkle
York
Joe Price
C3aborne Price
Howard Strine
Mhyion Woerner
Charles Hagan
Potomac
Jarhoe
Shorty
Englebrecht
Joe Newtomer
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Rommel
Montgomery
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Rederday
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Hamberaburg
Hageratown
Martingburg
Artinsburg
Wuesag
Ariie
Groves
Blethen
Hoote
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Raymond Good
Washington, D. C
Hall Park
Doeton Hedges
Tim
Kngquer
Pep Yeaterday
Jack
Ginger
Ithose
Jamison
Evan
Shim
Buck
State Board of Health
Wilhide’s
Ash
Hesbanel
Roca Telephone
McCardel
Wash‘harding
Indianapolis
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Mr. Gray
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International ‘Typographical - Union
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Bayer
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Fredericktoniana
Virginia
Charles’ Jones
Jim Washington
Jovers
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Vogel
Roberts
Martinsburg’s. Hurlers
Switazerland
London
Greenawalt
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Dort
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Goodyear Heavy
Risik
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