Maroons Ease Past Frederick in Blue Ridge Tilt
Chambersburg Maroons lose 8 to 1 as Frederick’s Orrison leads with four singles and Bill King earns his seventeenth win in twenty starts. Morrison’s Champs strike early with four runs, Mosley belts a fifth inning homer, and King dominates with five hits allowed. Orrison pitches five strong innings, Agnew and Connelly contribute in the field as Frederick suffers another blow in the league race.
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Blue Ridge
Frederick
Jack Morrison
Gua Dorner
Chambersburg
Orrison
Wns
Engineer Orrison
Maroons
Bill King
Huntler
Chambersburg Maroons
Morrison
Moseley
King
Jefferson
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Eldridge
Blues i
Yates
Mosely
Agnew
E. Agnew
Connelly
Myers
Barnhart
Lamar
C.f
Shewellyn
Blue Ridge League standings and results summary
Blue Ridge League standings show Frederick leading with 50 wins in 70 games, Martinsburg 40 in 68, Hanover 34 in 63, Hagerstown 33 in 60, Gettysburg 26 in 71, and Chambersburg 26 in 73. Yesterday Frederick beat Chambersburg 8-1, Hagerstown edged Hanover 3-2, Martinsburg routed Gettysburg 13-2. Earlier results include Martinsburg 3 Gettysburg 2 and notable performances by Yates and King in the latest games.
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Chambersburg
Frederick
Hanover
Hagerstown
Dlaciysburg
Martinsburg
Baseball Scores from Detroit to Brooklyn Rumblings
Baseball scores from Detroit Cleveland Chicago St Louis and more with multiple battery lineups. Standings show Boston leading with 70 wins and 37 losses while New York and Detroit follow. Chicago and St Louis trail. The record includes rain at St Louis and a 3 11 inning Pittsburgh game.
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Hartley
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PCWE
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Myersville Claims Championship in Frederick County
Myersville claims the county baseball championship after winning 15 straight following an opening loss. They planned a double header today with Knoxville as the opener and Hagerstown as the nightcap. Batel Wachtel and King Harp will handle pitching for Myersville.
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Myersville
Frederick County
Knoxville
Hagerstown
Bate] Wachtel
King Harp
Local baseball notes from a sparse crowd at Frederick game
Rube Eldridge joins Portsmouth team of the Virginia League. Lofty Cotter now pitches for an amateur team in Hagerstown. Bill King and family watched their son pitch to the Ma roons. Bob Orrison eyes more than the ball in the grandstand. Tom Connelly wore a Charlie Chaplin hat while scoring a fan reaction after Frederick clinched. Llewellyn in left, Jack Morrison on the bench. Morrison may become more active as Hustlers clinch honors. Attendance described as slim and curious peanuts ticket questions arise.
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Llewellyn
Jack Morrison
Morrison
Fany
Shies Hat in Ring as August Brust Seeks House Seat
August T Brust of Frederick declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates. He opposes any action that would force Frederick county to purchase the LeGore bridge. Several filings for primary ballots included J L Aldridge Woodville Republican for Orphans Court W A Barton Johnsville Democrat for Orphans Court H G Tritappe Freder ick Republican Sheriff Eugene A Wachter Adamstown Democrat. Millard F Perry of Frederick filed for the Republican nomination for House of Delegates.
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Frederick
House of Delegates
Brust
Frederick County
LeGore Bridge
Board of Election
J. L. Aldridge
Woodville
Orphans’ Court
W. ‘A. ‘Barton
Johnsville
H. G. Tritappe
Eugene A. Wachter
Adamstown
Millard F. Perry
Cardinal Gibbons Requests Opening of Botanical Gardens
Major Lewis A. Fraley reports from Cardinal Gibbons who heartily commends the Frederic botanical gardens project. The Cardinal says the endeavor reflects credit on local administration and the public spirit of the citizens.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Lewis A. Fraley
Frederic Botanical Gardens
Hustle for Athletics' Scalp Plans Crown Rally
Receipts from the upcoming exhibition game in Frederick will be divided among Hustlers players. Connie Mack indicates top Philadelphia lineup will play, with Lajoie Malone Schang Oldring and others listed. A fans meeting is set for Tuesday night to plan the grand pennant rally and banquet parade. Tickets are on sale at Schmidt's. many reservations already made.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Itleties
Hustlers
Mack
Frederick
Athletics
C. B. Cox
New City
Rifle Team Back Tonight At Saunder's Range
The nine members of Company A rifle team return tonight after a week of matches at Saunder's Range. Quartermaster-Sergeant Percy Grohe came home with a left cheek injury from a firing-pin blow. Captain Elmer F Munshower led in the expert match, tying for fourth among 750 men, while Sergeant George H Castle won second in the Consolation. Also noted is Charles M Burdette’s unusual three-finger shaped potato exhibited at The News Office.
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Company A
Saunder’s Range
Percy Grohe
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
George H. Castle
Midnight at Maxim's and Empire reels at City Opera House
The program features Midnight at Maxim's at City Opera House on Monday night by Gee Kalem Company with a cautious manager remark. Marvel Tonight presents seven reels including A Woman Without a Heart and A Haveh Back's Romance. Empire shows The Fox Woman in four parts plus Wecective Blinn and Fido's Tintype Tangle. praised as thrilling with a Japanese atmosphere.
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City Opera House
Gee Kalem Comapnay
Liat
Marvel Tonight
Marvel
Pulice
Empire
the Empire Today
Fido
Teddy Sampson
Signeaun
Elmer Clifton
Winifred Greenwood
Detective Blinn
Frederick man reports street robbery on Carroll creek bridge
Earl Bageant, a Frederick playhouse employee, said a masked black man with a revolver robbed him on East Patrick street near Carroll creek around 11 30 pm last Thursday. He refused to hand over money, claiming he had none, and described his attacker in detail before continuing home. Also reported: Myeraville Junior Athletic Association organized with officers Dawson J Horine, J Edward McDonough, R Avery Browning, R E Beachley. Poolesville Horse Show held its third annual exhibition attracting about 1 200 people.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
East Patrick Street
Earl
Hageant
Schleysville
Myeravilte Juniore
Myeravile Junior Athletic Association
Dawson J. Horiie
J. Edward McDonough
R. Avery Browning
R. E. Beachley
Poolesville
Among the Sick Miss Nettle Johnson Ails at Home
Miss Nettle Johnson remains ill at the home for the aged with her condition described as quite ail at the moment, reflecting continued health concerns within the local elderly care facility.
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Miss Nettle Johnson
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