Final 1915 Blue Ridge tilt ends in Hustlers win
Frederick hustlers clinch the pennant prep to two game Hanover series. Orrison oars a return to catching while Connelly drives in the decisive run in a 3 2 win over Chambersburg. Maroons fall despite ten hits as StewArt steadies the Brunswick nine.
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Chambersburg
Orrieon
Connelly
White
Hustlers
Hanover
Jack Morrison
Frederick
Champa
Gettysburg
Llewellyn
Stevens
Peck
King
Base Ball Scores From Saturdays and Sundays Games
Baseball scores from Saturday and Sunday include Cleveland beating the Athletics 6 to 3, Chicago defeating New York 1 to 0 in 11 innings, New York 3 Chicago 2 in 2 games, St Louis beating Boston 4 to 1, Detroit-Washington rain, then Chicago 5 New York 2 in the first game and 6 0 in the second, Cleveland 6 Boston 1, Detroit 8 Washington 1 in the first game, and 1 0 in the second, and St Louis 6 to 1 with Boston 5 to 3 in the second game. Standings show Boston leading with 73 wins, 37 losses. New York 52–54. Detroit 72–40. Cleveland 43–69. Chicago 69–44. St Louis 41–71. Washington 57–54. Athletic 35–75.
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Cleveland
Mitchell
O'Neill
Bheenhan
McAvoy
Chicago
New York
Scott
Schalk
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Fisher
Alexander
Cicotte
St. Louis
Foston
Knowlson
Lapp
Jones
Hagerman
Harstead
Menton
Detroit
Washington
Johnson
Williams
Steel
Oldham
Baker
Dubug
Dauis
Stanageig
Henry
Boston
Zbatteries
Foster
Cady
Koob
Agnew
W.L. FC
W.L. PU
N.york
Clevend
St Louis
Washin
Athletic
Frederick at Hanover leads Blue Ridge League standings
Blue Ridge League standings, schedule, and Saturday results show Frederick 3 Chambersburg 2 and Martinsburg 4 Hagerstown 2. Frederick leads with 51 wins, Martinsburg 41, Hanover 40, Hagerstown 33, Gettysburg 26, Chambersburg 26. Box details include Dunn 2b and Orrison pitching, with Earned runs Frederick 3 Chambersburg 2.
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Blue Ridge League
National League Saturday Games Report
Philadelphia and Boston split wins with Philadelphias 7 5 victory over Chicago and Bostons 3 1 win over Pittsburgh. St Louis beat New York 5 4 in 13 innings as Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 0. Standings show Phillies 59 43 .579 top, then Brooklyn, New York, Boston, St Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Alexander
Kiliefer
Humphries
Stanridge Archer
Kiladelphi
Demaree
Burns
Adams
Archer
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brook
Panier
Toney
Giaclanati
Dell
McCarty
Kaener
Wingo
Boston
Pittsburgh
Rudolph
Caras de Mete la Cameoston
Nehf
Whaling
Mamaux
Gibson
New York
St. Louis
Sallee
Snyder
Marquard
Meyers
Philada
Pittsbre
Brookln
Saon York
Stlouis
Cincinth
Federal League Scores and Standings Across Cities
In Brooklyn games the Brooklyn team beat St Louis 3 1 in the first game and 8 1 in the second. Newark defeated Pittsburgh 4 2. Baltimore beat Kansas City 6 in Baltimore with Johnson and East erly among the battery. Buffalo beat Calsenca 9 2, and Buffalo won 5 2 in the second game with Bedient and Allen among the batteries. Chicago beat Buffalo 4 0. Standings list Kan City 64 59 362, St Louis 59 54 522, Newark 63 49 562, Buffalo 56 63 463, Pillsbury 67 59 550, Brookin 83 64 453, Chicago 63 52 548, Baltimra 33 74 a5. Sustains Injury From Fall: Mise Mollie Castle slips from a trolley near here.
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Brooklyn
St Louis
Finneran
Land
Davenport
Hartley
St. Louis
Bivejacket
Simon
Watses
Chapman
Newark
Pittsburgh
Knetzler
Berry
Moseley
Rariden
Baltimore
Kansas City
Johnson
Bender
Jacklitsch
Buffalo
Affaio
Chicara
Anderson
Henriiz
Fischer
Calsenca
Bedient
Allen
Bregnan
Wit. PC
W.L. PC
Kan
St Logis
Meadows Sold to Yankees Second Frederick Star Joins Majors
Brunswick pitcher Rube Meadows, a left hander from Frederick's Tri City team, was sold to the New York Yankees by Ward Bill Donovan for 3,500. Meadows, praised for his late season form at Mt. St Joseph's, had a turbulent year in the International League but impressed scouts enough for a major league move. He is the second Tri City member to join the majors after Lewis Mafone. Martinsburg beat Gettysburg 2 to 1, Clarke sparking a hit distribution for the Red Batteries.
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Foard Meadows
Brunswick
Jack Kunn
Richmond Orioles
Ward Bill Donevan
New York Yankees
Donevan
Meadows
Ruke Meadows
J. E. Meadows
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Jack Morrison
Frederick
Rube
Dunn
Portsider
St. Joseph's
March Hare
Donovan
Richmond
Wild Bill
Sweeney
Mullen
New York
Hanover Demolishes Hagerstown Blues in Baseball Showdown
Hanover routed Hagerstown 14 to 2 on Saturday at the Blues home diamond. Batteries Scheidel and Stroh for Hanover. Barton McLeary and Milliman credited with the win for Hanover. Hagerstown errors fueled the final tally.
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Hagerstown
Hanover
Hagerstown Blues
Scheidel
Stroh
Barton
McLeary
Milliman
Apples on a Branch from Park Ridge Farm
Mr. George H. Davis of Park Ridge farm near tows sent in a branch from a tall crab apple tree bearing about fifty Siberian variety apples. The tree is tall and another fruit called the Improved is larger with red and yellow color. A basket of Strawberry apples from his trees was also shown, described as delicious eating fruit and greatly enjoyed.
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George H. Davis
Park Ridge Farm
Tows
Intricate double play noted in Frederick Saturdays game
Seven of Frederick's nine players took part in a double play at Agricultural Park on Saturday. With one out Moseley on second, Sursder on first, Dunn hit to center. Moseley tried to score but Lamar's throw to Whalen stopped him. The play unspooled with assists to Whalen, Barnhart, Connelly, Agnew and Myers, and put-outs to Myers and Orrison.
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Chambersburg
Myers
Connelly
Orsison
Orrison
Stewart
Snyder
Dunn
Glatts
Frederick
Agricultural Park
Moseley
Sursder
Lamar
Whalen
Barnhart
Renew
Myer Tolt
Surder
Seeiic
Rapier
Connish
Baimhart
Agnew
Orr
Small Cyclone Hits a Section of Frederick County
A miniature cyclone traversed Frederick County on Saturday evening, with no rainfall but strong winds. Roofs were torn, old trees uprooted, and a narrow 80 to 90 foot wide path caused scattered damage. The Pearl Bargain House lost near 260 dollars, sheds and roofs damaged, and several farms near New Midway reported harm to woodlands and crops. The event is linked to a larger windstorm centering near Hanover, Pennsylvania.
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Mroverick
Drederick
Frederick Comity
Sugar Loaf Mountains
New Midway
Pearl
Frederick
Pearl Bargain House
Columbus Towle
Bartongville
Routzahe
Riehl
C. W. Zimmerman
Calvin Repner
Amos Eyler
Samuel Strine
Frederick County
Hanover
Mountain City Garage Company Incorporated at $25 000
Capitalized at 25000 with 250 shares of 100 each the Mountain City Garage Company is incorporated. Officers are Kefauver president Grose vice president Grove treasurer Buc key secretary Cramer manager. Incorporators and first year directors include Thomas. Cramer formerly with Keller Lime and American Foundry. Building plans include fireproofing Market Street offices rest room for women and an air station for public use.
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Mountain City Garage Company
M. BE. Kefauver
James H. Grose
Eugene A. Grove
D. Princeton Buckey
Harry M. Cramer
D. Guy Thomas
Cramer
Keller Lime Company
American Foundry and Manufacturing Company
West Fourth Street
Market Street
Few Towns with Laboratories in Dairying Quality Study
The Women's Civic League of Baltimore led by representative R. R. Lord reports few towns and cities in the county have laboratories to determine the exact quality of milk, highlighting limited testing facilities.
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Women's Civic League
Baltimore
R. R. Lord
Bat record over Joo Likely for Four
Orricon Will Take Malone Bat For Making About 100 Hits Connelly Mas Fastest Average. Hustlers with four batters over .200 this season. Lamar jumps from .209 to .284 with two hits per game. Orrison leads team with .333, playing 72 games. Connelly tops at .344 in 15 games. Orrison at .483 with 72 games. Frederick has 1 win, 20 losses, 1 tie. Orrison has 96 hits in 288 at bats. Exhibition game stats not counted. Malone to present leading hitter hat. Agnew to receive stolen-base trophy. Barnhart and Orrison lead runs with 39. Agnew 19 steals, Waite lineup margins. Mission to conduct at St John’s Church September 19 to 26.
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Lamar
Lamer
Bob Orrigan
Orrieon
Mark Ts
Connelly
Georgetown
Orrison
Trustlers
Frederick
Myers
C. M. Malone
Bob Orrlson
Philadelphia Athletics
Rabbit Agnew
Philip R. Winebrewer
Agnew
Whalen
Waite
Poke
Barnhart
B. PC
Lamar i
Stevens
Agnew Morrison
Ul Barnhart
Lewellyn
King
Peck
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Bob Orrison
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Morrison
Tom Connelly
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American League
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Marrews Shoe Specialists
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Newarth
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Moren
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Perry
Pattersen
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Oconner
Chicaco
Chicaga
Brown
Krapp Lactte
Mail
Mise Mollie Castle
Rae
Yamkees
Martinsburg
Mountain City Garage Co
City
New Corporation
Mercury
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick &T
Franklin Savings Bark
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Janes Houck
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
J. Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Joo
Orricon
Malone
St. John's Catholic Church
Credit Department
Cieurity
Commercial State Bank
Square Corner
Frederick, Md
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Market ST
the News
the Empire
Paramount
Blanche Sweet
Cecil
de Mille
Jeanie McPherson
Jegsel
Lasky
Montenegro
Richard Stanton
O'Glock
Choice Farms
Montgomery County
We. Mirg
Graceham
Yellow Springs
Femanville
Walkersville
Mount Pleasant
Lee Alefoe
Tarn ‘Arm
Weer
Monrovia
Araby
Seeawerewen
Mount Pleasant Urbana
Poolesville
McKaig
Thurmont
Urbana
Charlesville
Buena Vista
Clarksburg
Mont. Co
Germantown
Boyds
Naishville
Gis
John N. Clary
New City Hotel
West
Patrick WE
Lala Landis Shepherd
Hoare
Rte .Pr. m
W. Thimd ST. Fredrrice
Pearres Movert Pharmacy
Naawepar
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