Champs continue winning stride in circuit double bill win over Hanover
GAMES IN EVERY TOWN IN CIRCUIT ON ATH Champs Now in Winning Stride and Tomorrow May Out Team in First Division. Frederick boys boast strong play with 6 1 and 4 2 wins over Hanover Saturday. Huck Taylor started the first game and Whalen Meyers Maurer starred in hitting as Frederick totaled 15 bases on 10 hits. Gleason and King limited Hanover to five hits as King closed the second game. Tomorrow’s doubleheaders spread through the circuit with four o clock start in this city and Hanover as the attraction.
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Hanover
Frederick Boys
Frederick
Terriera
Huck Taylor
Gleason
Bill King
Raiders
King
Whalen
Meyers
Maurer
Crowder
Kunkle
Waa
Sige
Hapover
Pownall
Orrison
Taylor
Hanks
Rildae
Agnew
Ocrison
Meyer
Ss & Cook
Morrison
Corgan
P Whalen
C King
P Sen Aweenen
AB. R
Starr
Scheidel
Spencer
Caddin
Knaver
Scherdel
Bur Knauer
Rooney
Glunk
Stroh
Knauer
Around the Bases in the Blue Ridge League
In Blue Ridge League play Jimmy Caddin and Rabbit Agnew stand out as top second basemen with strong fielding and frequent hits. Hagerstown-Chambersburg game protested by managers Hooper and Weeden. Frederick and St. Paul players discussed. Kentucky notes on leagues, standings, and double-headers. Frederick free school fund distribution noted at $2,737.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Caddin
Rabbit Agnew
Blue Ridge
Caddin
Agnew
Tri-State
Virginia
Hanover Evenjing
Hagerstown - Chambersburg
Eddie Hooper
Weeden
Frederick County
McMullen
Boxing Carnival Promises Red Hot Main Bout
Promoter J A Kadwiler stages a boxing carnival at the First Regiment Armory tomorrow night starting at 9:30. Main event features Kid Sheeler versus Jack McAndrews with ref Kid Williams of Baltimore, the bantamweight champion. Includes six round preliminary bouts and a six round second, with six Frederick fighters in a battle royal. George Chaney and Henry Bletzer of Baltimore attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kadwiler
Regiment Armory
Kid Sheeler
Jack McAndrews
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Sheeler
McAndrews
George Chaney
Henry Bletzer
Fidwler
Blue Ridge League standings and schedule summary
In the Blue Ridge League week overview Hanover and Chambersburg battle for the lead as standings remain tight after 18 games. Frederick, Gettysburg, Martinsburg, Hagerstown, and others show minor shifts in fielding and scoring totals amid a full week of play and a proposed standardization for shipbuilding parts to aid repairs.
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Frederick
Hanover
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
A. M
P. M
W.L. PC. RW. L
Ia G. PO
E. Pp
Morris, Mo
Winslow
Mailonee, C
Morrison
Spencer, H
G. AB
R. H. BS
Chambersh’s
Hagersb
Martinsb
T. Re. King
Scherden
McCleary
Hagerst'n
I Stricker
League President Fines Umpire L Myers for Conduct
League head Jamison disciplines players after Hanover incident. Myers suspended until Thursday then extended to Monday for bad conduct during doubleheader. umpires warned to limit delays, managers allowed brief protests. Gettysburg game notes: Chambersburg routs Pony players with 21 hits as Fahrey Snyder and Schauffele lead offense.
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Hagerstown
Mver
Folemek
J. Vincent Damisol
Eiies
Hanove
Vie
Jamison
Hanover
Vusday
Reunantiight
Myer
Jam’son
Tncre Hanks
Jarmson
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Fahrey
Snyder
Schauffele
Martinsburg Beats Hagerstown 7 to 3 in July clash
Martinsburg collects four first inning hits and four Hagerstown errors to secure a 7 to 3 victory. Dean and Bates homer over the fence, with Clarke solid on the mound as Hagerstown leaves runners stranded after a four-hit fourth. Game details show Martinsburg striping early offense and total runs across the seventh.
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Martinsburg Downs Terriers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Dean
Bates
Clarke
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Baseball results column reports American League scores from Saturday and Sunday. Notable games include Philadelphia Athletics 4 over New York, Washington 4 over New York, Cleveland 5 over St. Louis, Chicago 4 over Detroit, and Chicago 1 over Detroit in a 42 inning second game. Standings show New York 38-26, Boston 34-31, Cleveland 18-28, Detroit 24-24, Chicago 25-29, St Louis 29-28, Washington 25-30, Athletics 17-44, Brooklyn 34-28, Philadelphia 30-30, Cincinnati 29-36, St Louis 29-28.
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Gam
American League
Philadelpha
New York
Athletics
Statter
Russell
Nanamaker
Myer
Meyer
Washington
Poston
Wattarles
Hoebling
Hemry
Ruth
Cady
Cleveland
Louis
Bagby
O'Neil
Hamilton
Chicago
Detroit
Willians
Schalk
Jame
Baker
Klopper
O'Neill
Davenport
Chapman
Bobalk
Coreleskla
W.L. PC
W.L. P.O
N.york
Boston
Cievelnd
St.Louia
Washin
Aturday
Philadelphia
Batterles
Demaree
Killefer
Benton
Kocher
Brooklyn
Hughes
Gowdy
Pfeffer
Meyers
Ragan
Marquard
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Mamman
Gibson
Kuetzer
Wingo
St. Louis
St. Louie
Prendergast
Mscher
Jasper
Snyder
Tony
Miller
Wilson
P Tscureh
Kantielner
Jacoby
Dale
Clarke
Lavender
Fischer
Breele
Williams
W.L. Pac
W. L. P.C. Brookin
Pittsbrg
Philada
Cincinni
St.Louis
Armored Car Fund Drive Under Way For Maryland Guard
Maryland faces a push to raise 20 percent of an estimated 6000 to 7000 dollar armored motor car. The project aims to supply a modern armored car with machine guns for the National Guard, following examples set by other states and Europe. Adjutant General Werfield will accept the car once fully funded and meets Guard requirements. Citizens are urged to contribute, as mobilization heightens interest in defense plans approved by the Maryland League for National Defense. In sports, the Y M C A squad plans a road game in Waynesboro with Lease, Newman, Houck, Boost, Harris, Fleischman, Kennedy, Young, Selby, and Rogers slated for duties. Hef twirler Rogers joins as relief pitcher.
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Maryland National Guard
Armored Car Committee
Maryland
Europe
National Guard
Werfield
Maryland League For National Defense
Waynesboro
Y. MC. A
Pennsylvania
Lease
Newman
C. F
Houck
J. F
Boost
Harris
R. F
Fleishman
Kennedy
Young
Selby
P. Rogers
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Scherder
Lewis Malone
Frederick Champs
Connie Macks Athletics
St. Paul
Ree
Bob Orrison
Bob
Pedone
Jack Morrison
Wee
Martinsburg Journal
Oxfords
Zelgter Bros
Apat
HIVE
Kid Alberts
Blue Ridge League
H. Pr. Rooney
Vedone
F. Hooper
Sherman
H. Wu
Percy
Aed Walter
Scherdell
Ae Tartorow
M. Weenes
Koiseth
League
Lee Myer
Frederick Shortsto
Frezdent
Ison
R. HE
Gettysbure
Ehmling
Milliman
Mumford
Raseman
Kohier Oyler
National League
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
Frederick, Md
The
Franklin Savings Bank of
James Houck
Geo. W
Commercial State Bank
Casper E. Cline
Hammond Clary
McCleery’s Jewelry
North Market
North Market Street
Square Corner
James Carrol
the New
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
Lavaisiere Des
Kinda
C. R. Landis
Newspap
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