Double header woes and race to the end in Tri City league
Freder ick faces postponed games and a tense run to avoid last place as Jupiter Pluvine’s squad battles Hagerstown and Martinsburg. A looming five doubleheaders, with Mar insburg and Chambersburg in the mix, tests pitchers next week while fans hope for a stronger finish and better showings from the Buds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvine
Frederick
Hagerstown
Jupiter
Ender
Marinsburg
Martinsburg
Quakers
Jack Morrison
Fredérick
Budg
Hagersténd
Chambersburg
Royal City
Stricker
TriCity League Standings and Yesterdays Result
Martinsburg leads the TriCity League with 38 wins and 18 losses for a .647. Frederick stands at 24 wins and 7 losses. Hagerstown holds a .380 win rate at 19 wins and 31 losses. Yesterday Martinsburg defeated Frederick 8 to 3. Today's schedule lists no games due to rain, with Mtabs at Hag tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Frederick
ATO
Hagerstown
Defaced City Hall Wall Leads to Six Months Hard Labor
A Frederick court jailed John Curry, a colored man, for six months in the House of Correction after a defacing incident at City Hall. He cursed officials in court and was angered by the sentence. The piece also notes other minor legal matters, including a concealed weapon arrest and an indecent exposure charge, with local baseball notes and a pay day ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Batl
Martinsburg
Snyders
Eunick
Hoffetker
Germany
Will
Ivery
Gray
Event
Garen
Selow
Knode
Dean
Long
Johnson
Shipley
Walter
Zachary
Brown
Hoffecker
Frederick
Snyder
Heise
Boyne
Morrison
Malone
Wamsley
Whalen
German
Curry
Raig
Anders
House of Correction
Gurry
Engelbrecht
John H. Thompson
Justice Anderson
Thompson
York
Carroll ‘County
Quinn
Blumenauer
Othe
David, Koehler
Brachey
Dave
Coletti
Tarac
Majestic
Dorothy Gish
Royal Purple
Cleveland
Ohio
Wow. Fisher
Empire Orchestra
Operation May Save Young Biser Life
A 12 year old, Mark Biser, son of Charles C. Biser of Middletown, was severely injured at Morris Iron Works when a file punctured his abdomen during lathe work. He was operated on at Frederick City Hospital. doctors found the file end had penetrated bowels. He remained seriously ill, with improving signs reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
C. Biser
Morris Iron Worka
Mark Biser
Charles C. Bisor
Middletown
Morris Iron and Steel Works
Frederick City
Hendrix
Biser
Johnson
Young Couple Secures License After Mother's Consent
A 15 year old girl Mary J. Weller of Shurmont and Thomas G. Gingel were detained last evening by Rev. K A S G Rupp at the Evangelical Lutheran Church after a long auto trip to obtain a marriage license. The clerk had refused without maternal consent, the mother living in Waynesboro. A fast Frederick automobile brought the mother’s written consent from Waynesboro, allowing the license to be issued and the couple married by Rev. Dr. Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averal
God of Cupid
Max Mary J. Weller
Shurmont
Thomas G. Gingel
K. A
G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Waynesboro
Fredarick Chy
Frederick
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Biossome
Yeatoday
R.A. EL Marn
Fred’k
Marthisburg
Fred
Rick
Ong
Om- German
McAfee
Baseball Notes
Opera House
Willish
Anita
Wilish
On Tan
Baree YS
the Frederick Trust Co
Tricity League
Hag
John Curry
Justice
Moteaworth
Job
Birmingham Baseball Club
Carlton Molesworth
Molesworth
Birmingham
Woodward
Shookstown
Harmony
McKenzie
Baker
J. Wickless
A. Grove
P. Misa
C. F
A. Schultz
H. Blank
S. Stockman
W. Miss
D. McKenzie
P. Harmony
L. Brandenburg
C. Summers
C. E. Baker
V. Summers
E. Kline
C. Waters
A. Summers
J. Baker
C. Kline
Grove and
Norbert
Waters
Brunswick
Harnerms Drug Store
Young Biser
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
West Patrick Street
Maye
Re Leon
Market ‘Street
C. Ths
Kemp's
Castle’n Harness
DR. Leon
Square Corner,” Frederick, Md
McCleery
North Market St
the News
Out OF the Valley
Victor
Warren
Kerrigan
Frontier
Sterling
Miss
Cleo
Madison
Pisne Srl
Cogan Basianey Forancely
Emncinnind
J. Luka
Victim
Ates
Rite
Palace of Music
Ceramo Streets
Maryland
Mazer
Robert A. Kemp
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