Frederick Exposition Prepares for Major League Visit
The Frederick city gathers for a historic exhibition baseball day with Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics and Jack Morrison's 1915 Champs. King or Llewellyn may start for the Hustlers, Malone to play second, while stars Lajoie Walsh Strunk Oldring and Davies are slated for action at Agricultural Park. Merchants close stores for the event and a grand banquet at City Hotel honors the visitors. A parade, fireworks, and a directors meeting cap the preparations ahead of the upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Alli
Nas
Connie Mack
Philadel Radia Athletics
Amore
Jack Morrison
Cumberland
King
Llewellyn
Morrigan
Regar
Frederick County
Mack
Lewis Malone
Lajoie
Walsh
Strunk
Oldring
Schlang
Davies
Lapp
Agricultural Park
Connie Meek
Tat
Edward Cleary
Fraley
Washington Nationals
Morrison
Tri-City
New City
Malone
Philadelphia
Tomorow
Kiven
C.K. Cox
D. P. Buckey
Baseball scores rebound of weekend games in American League
Reconstructed weekend results show Boston toppling Cleveland 5 3 in the first game and a 1 to 0 Cleveland win in the Carrig game. Detroit split with New York 7 4 and 6 2, while St Louis edged Washington 2 1 and Chicago beat Athletics 5 to 0. Standings list Boston 79 39 649, New York 53, Detroit 79 43 618, St Louis 73 47 605, Cleveland 2, Washington 60 57 513, Athletics 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Athierics
Knowlson
Lapp
Benz
Schalk
Cleveland
Boston
Ruth
Thomas
Morton
O’neill
Chore
Cady Collamore
Detroit
Detroit—New Pate
Cantwell
Nanamaker- James
Stanage
New York
Covaleskis
Figher
I Krueger
St. Louis
Washingen
Hamilton
Agnew
Ayers
Henry
Dauss
Baker
Shawkey
Cole
Nanamaker
Athletics
Scott
Sheehan
App
Washington
Sisster
Sever Oid
Johnson
Williams
Covetanis
Carrig
Klepter, O'Neill
PCI
N.york
St Louis Chicago
Clevelt
Athletic
National League Saturday Games Recap
National League results from Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago shows Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh 2 1 Chicago 3 0 over New York Boston 2 0 over Cincinnati and Philadelphia St Louis rain with no Sunday games. Standings list Philadelphia 62 50 561 Brooklyn 65 55 597 New York 54 60 474 Chicago 58 59 496 Cincinnati 61 55 526 Pittsburgh 37 63 475.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Hattion
Gibson
Rucker
Miller
Pfeifer
McCarty
Kantiehner
New York
Chicago
Tesreau
Meyers
Humphries
Archer
Boston
Cincinnati
Rudolph
Gowdy
Toney
Wingo
Philadelphia-St. Louis
W.T
W.L
Philada
Strouls
Brookln
Pittsbrg
N.york
Cincinti
Federal League Scores From St Louis and Buffalo
In St Louis Kansas City edged St Louis 3 2 behind Plank Hartler and Henning. At Buffalo Brooklyn fell 7 2 in 3 innings due to rain with Schulz Allen Bluejaci et Smith batting. Other game postponed in Chicago with Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 2. second game halted at 9 9 due to darkness. Standings show Buffalo 59 44 Chicago 67 53 St Louis 63 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal League
St. Louis
Kansas City
Plank
Hartler
Henning
Fasteriy
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Schulz
Allen
Bluejaci
Smith
Chicago
Caicaxo
Pittsburgh
McConnells
Fisther
Kneizer Ferry
Titiseureh
Caicago
Regie
Conner
Prenderzast
Flecher
Clemons
St. Leuis
Kansas
Batterie -Greniell
Chapman
Johnson
Yast
Wer
WL. PO
Newark
Phtsbes
Braekin
St Louis
Raltmre
Hearings Tonight for Arrests in Disturbance and Disorderly Conduct
John Halman is charged with being drunk and disorderly after a yesterday arrest by Officer Fraser and will face a hearing tonight. Mary Smith, arrested yesterday by Officer Frales for disturbing the peace, has a hearing scheduled tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halman
Fraser
Mary Smith
Frales
Rube Eldridge stars in Virginia League double header
Rube Eldridge former Frederick twirler pitched a double header for Portsmouth on Saturday winning both games and set Virginia League records. Ray Keener leads Cumberland and George's Creek averages while Rawlings tops the league and is followed by Morris Donnelly Johnson Durborrow and Shorty Long. Morgan returned for the Nationals after an auto wreck, with limited impact. Marquard met with Blue Ridge League president Boyer and hinted at scouting for McGraw. Cramer's East End Band plans a parade lineup of 12 to 20 musicians, led by William L. C. Fisher, following a 1975 champions pennant painted by Clarence Dix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
William ©. Parner
Bruchey
Boy Scouts
Barouctes
Boyer
Rube” Eldridge
Frederick Twirler
Portsmouth
Martinsburg
Washington Herald On
Rawlings
Morris
Donnelly
Johnson
Durborrow
Shorty Long
Rube Marquard
New York Nationals
Hagerstown
Charles W. Boyer
Rube
McGraw
Cincinnati
Marquard
Giants
Frederick
Cramer
East End
Wiliam L. C. Fisher
Clarence Dixon
Travels 9000 Miles in Auto to Frederick and Back
Burns Waters of Baltimore and George Frank of Annapolis completed a 9000 mile auto journey begun June 27 from Baltimore in a specially built Chandler. They praised Maryland roads and scenery, slept in the car each night, and displayed pennants from towns passed. They visited Frederick and returned to Latimore, sharing tales of the long trip with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Waters
Baltimore
Rocl. Waters
Maud Dittmar
Frederick
George Frank
Annapolis
Lattimore
Waters
Beth
Maryland
Champs Off Today to Combat Blues Awards in Frederick
Frederick’s Hustlers face the Blues in a post season series opener delayed by rain. Jack Morrison earns praise as manager while Lewis Malone and Bob Orricon receive top honors, with Agnew collecting the silver cup for steals. A banquet at the New City Hotel will honor Morrison and other players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nomilas
Roger
Welcher
Hanks
Jack
Cneattural Park
Frosbaurg
HO & T1
Thurmont
Hagers Town
Maryland
Frostburg
Frostbur
New City
Lewis Malone
Frederik
Connie Mack
Jack Morrison
Fredérick
Praize
Morrison
Schmidt
Ideck
Blue Ridge
Bob Orricon
C.] M. Malone
Agnew
Philip R. Winebrewer
Heatwole and Shantz Married in Hagerstown
Heatwole P Heatwole and Miss Lil lian Rath Shantz both of Hagerstown wed in this city on Saturday officiated by Rev U S G Rupp of the Lutheran Church. The Canadian government plans to keep the National Transcontinental Railway Moncton to Winnipes as part of the government system. Mrs Lizzie Morgan of West Church Street visits the Kimmel family near Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatwole
Shantz
Houck
Lillian Rath Shantz
Hagerstown
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Lutheran Church
Moncton
Winnipes
Lizzie Morgan
West Church Street
P. J. Kimmel
Mt. Airy
Dandelion Liver Pills Praise From Eastern Shore Reader
A reader from the Eastern Shore expresses gratitude for yellow pills after a severe operation. She notes her liver was sluggish and troublesome until taking Dandelion Miske, now feeling fine and thankful for the pills’ benefits.
Marvel Theatre Bill Showcases Several Features Tonight
The Marvel theatre offers a two part program including Get of the Northland and The Hodlers Busted Romane with additional comedy Will also be shown. Empire Theatre presents Help Wanted and Shorty Inherits 4 Dream. City Opera House screens The Crooked Path along with The Deed of Daring and Love's Rescue among other features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel
Wilh
Sen
Marvel Theatre
Judas
Northland
Ao Daker
The
Empire
City Opera House
Kalom
Alice Hollister
Harry Millard
Henry Nallam
Helen Lindroth
Helen Holmas Kalom
Paramount
Lois Meredith
Owen Moore
Oliver Morosco
Low Meredith
Gertie
Morosco
Shorty Hamilton
Shorty
Clevar
Italy Drives Toward Trent Forts in Alpine Campaign
Rome reports Italy’s two major offensives aimed at enveloping the Austrian positions around Trent and Trieste are progressing. Fresh formations along the Trentine Carnia Isonzo front are moving rapidly as Italian troops shell gates and press toward Trent. Despatches say Italian forces have reached outer fortifications near the city, with heavy bombardment on Austrian works continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Titaly
Trent
Trieste
Trentine
Carnie
Isonzo Tront
Victor
Austria
Tyrol
Laxano
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berkews
Horlick
National League
Ray Keener
George's Creek
Ray Morgan
Nationals
Mafone
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
West Patrick S&t
Patna
Genel
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
James Houck, Clayton D. Reedy
Augustus J. Fromke, Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Ollege
Commercial Bank
Commercial State Bank
Square Corner
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market ST
Rederick, MO
the Empire
Boes
Market Street
Patrick Street
Church Street
Second Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Stret
Seventh Street
Firth Street
Matter
South Street
South Carroll Street
Madison Street
East Street
Urbana Pike
John N. Clary
West Patrick Street
New City Hobel
Feck
Ebert Hauware
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!