Champs and Mountaineers Clash in Tight Title Race
Martinsburg and Frederick clash in a decisive afternoon game as Winslow masters the mound for the Champs. Lefty Clarke faces Bill King in a hot, pivotal matchup. Frederick seeks wins to stay in the lead as Mountaineers and Maroons press the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champs
Mountaineers
Martinsburg
Maroons
Frederick
Morrison
Bill King
Lefty Clarke
Winslow
Wick Winslow
Mountainers
Baylor
Hfe
West Virginians
Wick
Jack Mortigan
Poke Whalen
Whalen
Lamnhart
Bob
Charlié Maurer
Johnny Agnew
Myer
Meyers
Barnhart
Johnny
Morris
Maurer
Charlie Maurer
Charlie
Mountaineer
Robert Orrison
Jack
Orrison
Park Whalen
Kinsburg
Blue Ridge League Standings and Results Update
Blue Ridge League standings and schedule show Frederick at Martinsburg Hanover at Gettysburg and Hagerstown at Chambersburg. Yesterday’s results list Frederick 4 Martinsburg 3 Gettysburg 7 Hanover 1 Chambersburg 2 Hagerstown 0. Martinsburg 4 Chambersburg 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge League
Frederick
Martinsburg
Hanover
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
W. OL. B.C. IF
W. L
Martinsburg Ee
Barnhart
Orrigan, Ri
Maurer
Morrison
Whalen
Winslow
Martinsburg, AB
Long
Dean
Percy
Rawlings
Bates
Morris
Johnson
Baylor
Orrison
OM Winslow
Blue
Meyers
Whaten
McNamara
New Quarters Next Week for Frederick County Library
The Frederick County Free Library will close for several days starting Monday to move from the YMCA to a larger ground floor room in the Academy building with three sided light and improved facilities. Books for Burr-Artz Library are sorted on shelves in the Academy and later cataloged for distribution. Teachers may request summer school books by application. Michael Weinstein, 15, saved his blind 4 year old sister and then rescued his 5 year old brother from a smoke filled room, before fainting. he is a student at the Maryland School for the Deaf in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Free Library
Academy
Burr-Artz Library
Michael Weinstein
Max Weinstein
Myrtle Avenue
Baltimore
Joe Weinstein
Maryland School For the Deaf
Police Court Fines In Adamstown And Town
Police court cases last night list 4d. H. Whitter of Adamstown tried before Justice Eckstein for drunkenness and fined eight dollars. Charles Rouzer arrested by Officer Painter for drunken and disorderly behavior paid three dollars. James Walker and Charles Ross, both colored, were fined three dollars each by Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Whitter
Adamstown
Justice Eckstein
Chief Bruchey
Charles Rouzer
Officer Painter
Jadzo Eckale
James Walker
Marriage Licenses for Weir and Carr in Brunswick
Samuel J. Weir aged 21 and Mabie Carr aged 124 are recorded as residents of Brunswick. The note mentions tribes Conebo Shippo Cocoamo and Yahua of the Amazon still wearing grass clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Weir
Mabie Carr
Brunswick
Record of Godwin pitching feats and post season talk
Godwin's consecutive innings without allowing a run is described, with August games for Hagerstown and Hanover, including a 6 to 0 loss in Gettysburg and a 2 to 0 win over Chambersburg. The Peninsula League seeks a post season seven game series against pennant winners, while Cumberland also desires a series. St Paul beat Milwaukee 4 to 1 as Leonard held the Browns in check. Sherdell struggled in his Milwaukee start.
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Godlwin
Ptchings
Hagerstown
Lattle
Gettysburg
Hiner
Ark
Hanover
Chambersburg
Maryland
Jamison
Cumberland
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louis Malone
Frederick
Bill Sherdell
Brewers
Bill
Saints
Dute
Leonard
St. Louis
Browns
Poston
Weilman
Hartley
Howe's Travel Festival at City Opera House Sept 6
Howe's Travel Festival comes to City Opera House on Wednesday Sept 6 presenting a vivid blend of sound and sight. The program features scenes from Spain Hawaii Norway and West Point cadets with animated cartoons and naturalistic wildlife. Also in local news the Frederick Pleasure Club faces Braddock Heights Bowling in a Braddock Casino match tonight around 9. The first match was won by Braddock Heights. if victorious tonight they may become champions. Korea's iron mines show potential to meet domestic demand and export to Japan at up to 1,000,000 tons annually. Isaac Gaskill, 99, of Melville, MJ, is noted as a dancing devotee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Lymatt BH Howe
City Opera House
Mr. Howe
Spain
Hawaii
United States Military Academy
West Point
Norway
Frederick Pleasure Club
Braddock Heights
Braddock Casino
Braddock
Korea
Japan
Fireworks display and dances at Braddock Heights play season
Braddock Heights notices announce a Monday evening dance with a fireworks on the mountain top exhibition by Braddock Heights Casino Company. Dances run Monday and Friday with potential extra dances on September 12 and 16 if warm weather. Several guests and newcomers listed at Avalon, Nest Cottage, and Washington Cottage with many names and origins from Baltimore, Washington, and Hagerstown.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights Casino Company
Margaret Wood
Milas Ferr
New Market
Chapman and
Haltimore
Rest Cottage
Hingins
Washington
Barlow
Ellicott City
Nest Cottage
Mary Myers
The
Avalon
Hagerstown
And
Mos
Oc. J. Wolfe
EO Jetel
Katherine Mstel
Tel Baine
Mra
James F. Baine
Tandy
A. J. O'Leary
Baltimore
K. M. Chugh
Edna Korgan
Robert Dirks
Jd. A. McCarthy
J. H. Moppt
Edna M. Miler
Minnie M. Brown
W. J. Vowler
M. Lancaster
Gitts
A. S. Getral
Levy
Herman Levy
Howard Lowey
Burhman
Delmont Cottage
John Stubbs
Lowe
Washington Cottage
Enach Lowe
Heights
Forsythe
Elscott City
J. J. Stubbs
Fentonie
Camp Schley Inn
the Nibrah House
Mary Stamford
Emma Stone
Miss Stone
Walter Holt
Anne Wurdemen
Matilde Young
Grace Mary CoHiflow
Chanman
Fiske
Ide Early
Malcolm
Edward Merryman
Warokl Merryman
Miss Ide
Baseball Scores From Multiple City Games
Baseball scores list games across leagues with results and batters named. Philadelphia beat Chicago 7-3 while Cleveland defeated Washington 3-1. St. Louis beat Boston 0-?. Detroit edged New York 2-1. Chicago beat Philadelphia 2-0. Pittsburgh and Boston played a dirt game. Cincinnati beat New York 6-5 in 61 innings. St. Louis blanked Brooklyn 4-0. The column also notes social events at Fortemouth and Camp Sedley Inn with prizes and attendees.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics
Faber
Ssewalk
Sheehan
Piclnich
Cleveland
Washington
Datteries Gallia
Henry
Coy
O'Neil
AtBoston
Boston
St. Louis
Baterles
Leonard
Carrigan
Wellmar
Severeld
Detroit
New York
Parknam W.L. Pag
York
Washin
St.Louis
Lavender
Accher
Demaree
Pittaburgh
McCarty
Sehneider
Clark
Brooklyn
Marquard
Meyers
Steele
Gonzales
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Winstow
Herman
U.S
U. S. Ee
Jos. M. Herman Sroe
Sostor
FELS
TE Wablam
Cortley
ARROW
Uett, Peabody & 00 | Inc, Mal
Knauer
Miltiman
Stricker
Schaufele
Baker
Benson
R. H. E. Gettysburg
Koehler
Stroh
J Briefs
Isaac Gaskill
Melville, M. J
P. B. Faleney
Ted Welling
P. D. Fahrney
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
National League
WLC WL. Prc
Brookin
Pittsbrh
I Af
Philada
N.york
Cineinth
Lack Lodge
Washington, D.C
Gail Wade
Buck Lodge
Franlin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
S.amos Urner, Harvey R. Lease
McCardell
Meny
Teed
Money Matters
Banke
Commercial State Bank Square Corner
BANK
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
the Empire
Empire
Quality Photo-Plass
Thomas Chatterton and
Juanita Hansen
Ablic
Td Ocean
Marie Walgame
Juan BE LA Graz
Virginia Pearson
Stewart Holmes
E ‘Ax
Pax
Lepore
Royal Italian Band
Doll’s Jewelry Store
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