Touch Luck for Chimps 13th Touch Ends Tight Game
Bill King likely to pitch for Frederick in the last Hagerstown game of the series while Knauer would start for the Terriers. Frederick held a neck and neck battle with Hagerstown through thirteen innings until Freeney homered to end it. Winslow allowed thirteen hits as Wick fanned three and walked three for the Champs. McCleary worked well for the Terriers, allowing eight hits and fanning six. The Terriers tied the score in the eighth before Freeney's 13th inning homer gave Frederick the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill King
Hagerstown
Frederick
Winslow
Champs
Terriers
Knauer
Tesrers
Freeney
Hagerstowners
Wick
McCleary
Champa
Cpa
Maurer
Jack Morrison
Whalen
Phoenix
Morrison
Agnew
Poke
Johnny
Bangs
Blue Ridge League standings and results report
Standings show Chambersburg leading with 34 losses and 44 wins, Martinsburg 38 wins, Hanover 42, Hagerstown 41, Frederick 47, Gettysburg 45. Yesterday Hagerstown beat Frederick 2 to 0 in 13 innings. Martinsburg beat Gettysburg 6 to 1. Hanover beat Chambersburg 1 to 0. In the Chambersburg-Hanover clash Kunkle pitched well for Hanover. Martinsburg defeated Gettysburg as Martinsburg pitchers limited Gettysburg to 1 run.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Hanover
Chambersburg
W.L. PC
IFW. L. Chambernburg
Hagerstown Pickfords Defrauded by Movie Director
Several Hagerstown young women sought to become movie stars after a self styled director offered private training and rehearsals for a Blue Ridge romance. He collected fees, reportedly up to $15, then disappeared aboard a train toward Roanoke with no cast in tow.
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Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Pen-Mar
Roanoke
City urged to flush streets and sewers now
A North Market street merchant urged Frederick officials to rush street cleaning and sewer flushing to prevent health hazards. He cited past diphtheria outbreaks and said odors from sewers foul public places. The merchant stressed thorough washing, not just sweeping, to protect the community.
Pitcher Scheidel shines in Hue Ridge League feat
Raiders pitcher BHP Scheidel struck out Tex Myers Barnhart and Orrison in order in the Atti In ning, a notable display reported by the Record Herald. Tron Man Goodwin joins Detroit Americans per Clarke Griffith reports. Potomac League dissolves Cumberland and Hiedmont go independent, with Philips Cumberland leading hitters at .367 and twenty-one others above .300 across the era. James Bugs Snyder to manage Maroons in a barnstorming tour. clubs may write for dates to Greencastle.
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Bhp Scheidel
Raiders
Frederick
Priday
Tex Myers
Barnhart
Orrison
Ian
Tron
Goodwin
Martinsburs Club
Detroit Americans
Clarke Griffith
Washington Americans
Ker
Cumberland
Hiedmont
Philips
Blue Ridge
James Bugs Snyder
Maroons
James Snyder
Bugs
Greencastle
How Frederick Would Fare In Case Of Strike
Frederick would be cut off from mail and express service and face travel disruptions as a railroad strike paralyzes the region. The city would be largely tied up yet less severely than larger eastern cities, thanks to local food supply access and the Hagerstown Frederick Railway handling farming districts. The government would likely deploy National Guardsmen to operate key trains while strike breakers and federal authority protect routes.
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Frederick
United States
Rederick
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hagerstown and
Uncle Sam
France
Lkely
Champs Batting Averages Show Shifts Week Over Week
The Champs batting averages shifted after another week of play with eight hitters above .200. Whalen rose to .211 from last week, Wick Winslow moved to .284, Jack Morrison jumped to .282, and Johnny Agnew gained a point. Tex Moyers still leads though down six points to .296, while Barnhart fell to .280 and Bob Orrison slid to .287.
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Champa
Whalen
UST
Johnny Agnew
Wick Winslow
Jack Morrison
Poke
Tex Moyers
Barnhart
Bob Orrison
Will of John Simmons Estate Distributed Among Siblings
Unofficially valued around 50000 dollars the Simmons estate is divided among brothers and sisters by Orphans Court probate. Executrixes Emma Blessing Elizabeth Simmons and Susan Gittinger receive bondless powers. After debts funeral costs, William Simmons Louis Simmons Edward Simmons and wife mortgage of 200 on West Patrick Street pass to Edward and wife with interest. Edward also gets 500. Elizabeth gets one half of the remainder, Emma one quarter, and Susan one quarter of the remainder with Emma’s share reverting if she dies.
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John Simmons
Emma
Blessing
Elizabeth Simmons
Susan P. Gittinger
Mr. Simmons
William A. Simmons
Louis Simmons
Edward Simmons
Patrick “Street
Emma S. Blessing
Susan F. Gittinger
Siren
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities Reported
Baltimore era. Philadelphia beat Detroit 2 to 1 as Batterion Davis SteKuo Myers Haley and others were noted. Boston and Chicago games show mixed results with Washington, Cleveland, New York and Pittsburgh also posting scores. Closer look at Batteries Davenport Suvereld Harper Henry.
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Detroit
Athletics
Batterion
Davis
SteKuo Myers
Haley
Hoston
Henry
WLC
W. Nt
Boston
Oki
St.ouls
Chicago
N.york
Washin
Clevelad
Pittsburgh
Pittaburgh
Philadelphia
Thadledes Dacobs
Schmidt
Alexanders Kiefer
Batterica
Eyany
Fischer
Jomates
Burny
St. Laws
St. Louis
New York
Watson
Gonzales
Salee
Kocher
Cincinnati
Rudolph
Blackburn
Schreider
Wingo
Thooklyn
Hatteries
Vaughn
Emotl
Preffer Meyers
Carried metal knuckles and drunks in arrest report
Frank Diggs, colored, was arrested by Constable Miller and convicted by Justice August 1 for carrying six knuckles. He was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction. A note allegedly ordered whiskey from Eugene Conard. Diggs denied knowledge. William Brown and Walter Thomas, both colored, were fined $5 and costs or 30 days for fighting. Frank Thomas of Frederick paid $1.50 after being drunk.
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Frank Diggs
Miller
House of Correction
Eugene Conard
Coward
Ulges
Dail
William Brown
Walter Thomas
Fiiby
Justice Brust
Frank Thomas
Frederick
Omeer Adams
Committed death by own action at Taneytown home
Jerome Myers, 65, reportedly hanged himself in his Taneytown barn after a period of melancholy and recent drinking. His wife found the body about five o'clock while feeding stock. Doctors said death occurred around four to five hours earlier. Myers was once a prosperous farmer near Taneytown, now living on a small farm.
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Jerome Myers
Taneytown
Myers
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