Cellarites Contain Champs in 5th Place Chase
Frederick’s Chambersburg clash ends 5 to 1 as Thor malhen shuts down the Champs while Tex Gamime and Barnhart spark the Maroons. MeSersy Mabagger Morrison and King also contribute for the visitors. Rain halts another Hagerstown tilt.
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Ira Plank
Plankmen
Champs
Frederick
Battlefield
Huck Taylor
George Holbig
Plank
Mumford
Sherman
Thormahten
Chambersburg Maroons
Thormahlen
Maroons
Texas
Tex
Barnhert
Bill King
Mabgger
Morrison
Jack
Jeam
Laroons
Bill
Bugs Snyder
Snyder
Clauser
Hooper
Hooperites
Thormablen
Blue Ridge League standings and games schedule
Blue Ridge League presents standings and schedule with today’s games Gettysburg at Frederick Chambersburg at Martinsburg Hanover at Hagerstown. Saturday results show Chambersburg 5 Frederick 1 Martinsburg 1 6 Hanover 4 4 Hagerstown Gettysburg. Hanover and Martinsburg split the twin bill as Hanover loses two chances to seize the lead in a 4 1 win and 6 4 loss.
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Blue Ridge League
Gettysburg
Frederick
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Hanover
Hagerstown
W. GL. PC
IF OW
Kimble
Horton
Kinkle
RL E. Hanover
Horton and Stroh
Baylor
Cally
Johnson
Marathon baseball ends in 2-2 draw after 14 innings
Gettysburg and Emmitsburg battled for 14 innings to a 2-2 tie when Chic Rosensteel collapsed sliding to third base and suffered a brain concussion. An hour later he remained unconscious. The pitchers Stokes and Hartzell dominated. Stokes fanned 21, Hartzell 10 with five hits allowed. Hartzell issued three passes. Stokes none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Chic Rosensteel
Stokes
Hartzell
Dairymen to Sell Cows and Leave Milk Trade
A Boyds dispatch says Montgomery county dairymen who ship milk to Washington plan to quit this fall. Low milk prices and high grazing profits push dairymen to sell cows and switch to corn and wheat farming as grain prices are expected to stay low for years. The section has long shipped milk and cream to Washington. Also listed are names in the Frederick post office and a Martinsburg editor visiting Martinsburg. Second Street house sold to Captain Jesse W Brown. he and family to move in after October 1.
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Boyds
Montgomery County
Washington
Second Street
Potts & Griffin
Janie Hammond
East Second Street
Jesse W. Brown
Rumors and Rivalries Stir Blue Ridge League Race
Local clubs deny claims of collusion to aid Martinsburg as Chambersburg battles to finish. President Jamison orders two tied games between Martinsburg and Chambersburg, threatening $400 fine if Chambersburg refuses. Health officials humorously question a Mountain Eers party’s underage member. Pitching and fielding standings update amid chaotic chatter.
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Chambersburg
Jamison
Martinsburg
Martinsbure
Maroons
Champenebare
Mountaineers
Chambrsburg
Batting Big Factor In League Standing
The Champs show shifting batting averages led by Barnhart up to .316 and Texar Meyers at .309. Eddie Hooper tops with .338, with six players above .300. The week saw Fredrick and Hagerstown gains while aims to finish with two to three .300 hitters. European Russia is believed to have 13,000,000 horsepower in undeveloped water power.
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Barnhart
Frederick
Texar Meyers
Tex
Eddie Hooper
G. Abo
Hooper
Rarnhart
Fred
Moyers
Rooney
Han
Kelseth
Percy
Mar
Bob Orrison
Winslow
Jack Morrison
Hageratown
Chambersburg
Hag
Champs
Champs Aga
Ponies
Balt More Sun Oe A Gab
R. H. PC
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Hanover
Russia
Champs Standings Versus Other Clubs
The Champs record shows wins and losses against Hanover Hagerstown Martinsburg Gettysburg and others. Chambersburg leads with seven wins and ten losses, while Martinsburg and Gettysburg post mixed results. The tally reflects a competitive schedule among regional clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Base Ball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Baseball results from Saturday and Sunday show scores across multiple parks in Philadelphia New York Chicago Boston and Cincinnati with standings in the National and American leagues. The piece also notes a health order banning children under 16 from Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove due to infantile paralysis fears.
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Philadelphia
Athletica
Cleveland
Husah
Pletinieh
Coveloskie
O'Neill
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Smith
Appleton
Myora
Moseley
Schulz
Wingo Clarke
Chicago
Boston
Carter
Eliiott
Barnes
Regan
Trogressor
Nis
St. Louis
Philadel
New York-Pittsburgh
WLL
WLL. PC. Wol
Brookin
Gio Pittadre
Gul
Philade
N.york
Hatterles
Steele
Gongales
Mayer
Burns
Cincinnaa
Se'i
Wingo
Coombs
Miller
Pittsburgh
Fischer
Benton
Haren
Heston
Haines
Blackburn
McConnell
Archer
Lambeth
Russell
Love
Alexander
W.L
York
Detroit
St.Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grangers
Willams Grove
Pennsylvania State Board of ‘Health
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Taylor Or
Holbig
Thor
R. H.O. AE
Er Clausen
Ant
Kolseth
Pedon
Fohrey
S. Pownall
Tae Sehaufele
Motals
Frederick, Arb
R. HO
AE Agnew
Waeosees
Myer
Meyers
Orrison
Maurer
Whalen
King
Marks
Herman’s. U.S. Army
M.erman
U. B.A
Frederick Post Office
Benjamin A. Beard
Charley Brengle
H. M. Fitzhuugh
Howard C. Keefer
Russell Matthews
P. Smith
Lute Walker
Jack Young
Abbie Ebert
Estelle Smith
Alma Schmidt
A. P. Hertzog
W. Va
Lewis Whittler
West Patrick Street
Hertzog
Martinsburg World
Walter F. Zeigler
C. & P. Telephone Company
H.C. Hobbs
Baltimore
Mr. Hobbs
Maryland
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Chambersburg Repository
Cumberland
Joe Bush
Athletics
Craney
Pennsylvania
Morris
Shorty Long
Shorty
Offeer
Taft
District of Columbia
Martinsburg Journal
W LT
PC. Orem
Frederick Ae
McCleary
Hagerst'n
Frederick Adenee
Kunkle
Goodwin
Martinsb'g Tobey
Stricker
Chamb‘g
Thormahien
Ehmilag
Chamt
Colley
Howard
Clarke
Taxtor
iHorsey
Chambersh
Ali Holbig
Warden
Blue Ridge
Barnhart Champe
Winslow Ord
Agnew
Taylor
Snee
Fanttic
The
United States
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton O. Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
Samos Urner, Harvey R. Lease
LABOR
Money Matters
Commercial State Bank Square Corner
BANK
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Fredmrick, MO
Empire
the Empire
Billie Burke
Gloria
Empire Theatre
Klein-Edison
Walcolm Duncan
Anna Nilsson
Della Conner
Harry Tremaine
Montana
Chip
Bootiny Lodge
Malcolm Duncan
Harrison Grey Fiske
Anna Q. Nilsson
Della Connor
City Opera House
Charlie Chaplin
Ieurely
How
Beatrice Fairfax
I and Ie
Atlantic City
Cape May
Holly Beach
A. Mond
Taftade
Phiteneiaiis
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market
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