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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
6
Hustlers face two decisive games this weekend against Hanover Gauders as Bill Holden aims to join the team. King stars with a near flawless effort and Ray Gardiner bolsters the offense in a 4 to 1 win at Willow Lane Park.
Hanover Rafters defeated Waynesboro Villagers 4 to 3 on Thursday. Key plays credited to Rise Hanover and 7 Batteries with Dlaggerty, Waynesboro, Vermaer, and Fitzgerald noted among the participants.
Martinsburg Blue Now were shut out 8 to 0 by Bruce Thurday in a game where Martinsburg managed only one hit. Scoring details show Chambersburg taking a commanding early lead, with Martinsburg plagued by errors and injuries including Ralph M. Rhoderick of Middletown breaking a wrist in a separate incident.
The Junior Fire Company baseball team opened the season at Cadet Field defeating Ys M. A. Lale 5 to 2. Crenuc was the hero of the contest and the crowd saw a close game with errors and base hits shaping the result.
Baseball scores from Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit and New York Washington show varied results with St Louis at 4 10 runs and other decisive tallies. Standings list New York Chicago St Louis and Washington among leading clubs with brief tallies and notes on schedules.
In Philadelphia St Louis played as 14 Tal with North Am Weinert and Wilson on the batteries. At Brooklyn Boston won 3 with Vasior Barnes handling pitching. Standings show Pursley Cinein Brookin 36 Reston and remaining clubs not scheduled.
John Robinson Circus and trained wild animals bring elephants clowns and jungle beasts to town for two performances on Tuesday July 27. The show promises star acts in three rings two steel arenas and a hippodrome track with electric lights and large tent displays. The spectacle Peter Pan in Animal Land opens the program with hundreds of human and animal performers.
The article discusses mud on a ball during rain and whether cleaning before a shot is penalized. It notes that in heavy rain committees may allow mud removal without penalty. It also reports Reds defeating Blues 18 to 0.15 in a seven inning game at Agricultural Park, listing lineups and players.
A contractor identified as Chames Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs John Jackson of Emmittsbur, was injured while working on a building in Baltimore. He fell during construction, striking his lodge area between the hare and the guile, and will be home for some time as he recovers.
The 1923 Hustler season moves past its halfway point as teams settle rosters and faces, with McNeill and Norman praised for solid leadership. Key players Gardner and Dowell shine, while Mike Mowrey’s injury reshapes the lineup and Louder earns hope as a new addition.
Entries flood in for motorcycle races on the Fair Grounds half mile track scheduled for Saturday July 14. Indian rider Dynamite Scott, famed nationwide, and Harley-Davidson star Gene Walker are set to clash as promoter Delphey prepares for a top tier event with medals from the Motor and Allied Trades Association of Chicago. Local fans anticipate a strong turnout after a successful prior meet.
Yesterday results show Hagertown beating Hagerstown 4 1 and Chambersburg defeating Martinsboro 3 0. Waynesboro and Hanover ended tied 4 4. Today Frederick travels to Finnoser and Chambersburg visits Waynesboro with Martinsboro at Hagerstown. Saturday schedule has Frederick at Hanover and Martinsburg at Hagerstown. Hairdressing tips describe a center part with a low flat knot at the back.
He appeared in left field on Tuesday and pitched Wednesday against Martinsburg. He lost the game but faced little support and struck out Reggie Rawlings, leaving his effort hard to credit to Louder.
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