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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
3
The Frederick Champs prepare to play Hanover today with Gleason likely to pitch for Morrisonites while Huck Taylor covers if not. Monday features an exhibition in York against the Chambersburg Maroons to draw coin and show York fans what Blue Ridgers can do.
Yesterday Hanover beat Frederick 2 1 and Gettysburg defeated Chambersburg 2 2 in a 14 inning game under darkness. Today Frederick visits Hanover Hagerstown hosts Martinsburg and Chambersburg travels to Gettysburg to complete the schedule standings show Hanover 22 14 611 621 strongest.
In Hagerstown Martinsburg game Stuffy Johnson, late of Frederic, caught Goodwin. Mountaineers have lost 13 of last 15. Rube Meadows set a world record by striking out 11 batters in two innings in Baltimore Richmond game. Howard vs Goodwin pitched duel in Hagerstown. Howard won with 8 strikeouts to 6. Percy made a great catch against Dysert. Fourteen inning Gettysburg-Chambersburg game featured strong defense. Scouts collect old paper, $12 raised for Camp Weverton expenses.
Cumberland contracts two year purchase of current from Cumberland Edison Company to light streets, with 760 new incandescent lamps planned and option to buy equipment at cost less 15 percent after two years. Edison to supply all night lighting, system mirrors arrangements used by Hagerstown Frederick Railway and Frederick plan.
At Philadelphia the Athletics lost 7 to 0 with Fisher Nunamak er Bush Meyer as batters. Cleveland beat St Louis 2 to 1 with Beeb ONeill Groom Severeid. Washington defeated Boston 6 to 1 with Mays Thomas Gallia Henry. Chicago beat Detroit 5 to 2 with Scott Schaik Dauss Stan age W L B C L. Standings show Washington 34 20 531 and Chicago 33 29 532 among others.
At New York New York Philadelphia 4 to 3 Batteries Tesreau Koch er Alexander Killefer. At St Louis St Louis 5 Chicago 1 Batteries Doak Snyder Seaton Fischer. At Boston Boston 6 Brooklyn 2 Batteries Marice Gowdy Dell Miller. At Cincinnati Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2 Batteries Harmon Wilson Schneider Wingo. Standing of the Clubs W L PC Brooklyn 36 23 610 Chicago 39 34 469 Philadelphia 33 8 541 Pittsburg 28 31 460 Boston 30 27 526 Cincinnati 2 35 444 New York 30 33 508 St Louis 29 27 439
An iron founder, while testing molten iron, dropped a ticket into the metal and observed that its characters transferred to the iron. He then used a special ink to write inverted text on paper which, when placed in the mold, burned away but left a clear imprint on the cooled iron.
Charles Green formerly of Kauvera district and lately of Charmian Pennsylvania was arrested after a deputy sheriff lured him to take a ride. An arrest warrant had been sworn for deserting his wife and minor children. Green appeared before Justice Eckstein and was held on 159 dollars bail for the September term. His father, George Green, acted as surety.
An eight cylinder 64 horsepower armored car with a Monterey controller and internal operation stopped in Frederick on its way to Washington for Army demonstrations. Built in Detroit, the machine traveled across the country in the company of three men in army uniforms who declined to name their affiliation. One stated he serves in the English army. A large crowd gathered to view the visitor.
William Burdick announces the Junior Unified relay team representing Frederick county won first prize at the state games in Baltimore on June 10. The Frederick boys, all students at Frederick Boys High School, finished second, but the winning team was disqualified for illegal age. The relay victory adds four points for Frederick, placing the county fourth in the standings.
Accident Friday afternoon on the Frederick and Woodsboro pike near the Rose Hill driveway involved two autos, an Oldsmobile driven by Frank Mart and an Oakland owned by Frank Grimes. Calvin Keeney suffered serious injuries. LeRoy Grimes and Revie Keeney escaped with minor cuts. Witnesses report James H. Cramer narrowly avoided entering the scene with a Studebaker. Both cars were badly damaged and had to be pried apart before being towed for repairs.
The residents of Holland are noted as the world's top per capita coffee drinkers according to the report. The finding highlights a strong local coffee culture with widespread daily consumption among residents.
A historical note explains cleansing a soiled plaster cast by coating with a thick paste of starch stirred into boiling water. The paste dries and detaches cleanly, aiding re introduction of the diet with it.
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