Frederick Champs Aim To Break Losing Streak In Pennsylvanian Series
The Frederick Champs travel to Chambersburg to begin a two game set with the Ma roons after five straight losses, hoping for a win to halt a six game skid. Turner or Benson to pitch for Frederick, while Hagerstown’s Terriers beat them in a doubleheader, 13 innings in the opener and 12 to 2 in the nightcap, with homers by Bangs Morrison and Agnew highlighting the action.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
el King
Earl Howard
Taylor
Smith
Ita
Terriers
Bangs
Meyers
Orrigan
Myer
Tex
Bob
Lee
Phoenix
Kate
Ale
Dysert
Weneries
Walter
Cfee
Hurley
Speraw
Doherty
Milliman
Eeewere
See
E. Agnew
Morrison
Corgan
Wees Bee
Paca
Os ‘Botals
Agnew
Maurer
Barnhart
Murphy
G. Ab, R. OH. PC. Chambersl
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Frederick Ota
Hanover Wueeee
G. AB. R
Rooney
H. Ween
Hooper
Orrison
Pedone
Dean
Kochler
Caddin
Kelseth
C Oe
Percy
M. Steere
Long
F Snyder
Sherdell
Durborow
Sherman
Winslow
Hoe
Stricker
F. Spalate
Spencer
H Oe
H Aeees
F. A
H. Aoe
Morris
Mailonce
Oy Aan
H . Bigler
T. PC
King
McCleary
Scherdell
Hanover
Koauer
Dagerstown
Elimling
Chambersb
Frederick Seer
Baker
Colley
Horsey
Chambersburg
Thormalen
Chamb'g
Aze
Goodwin
Howard
Turner
Blue Ridge League Standings and Saturday Results
Blue Ridge League standings show Hanover 26 17 9 and Martinsburg 23 24 4 89, with Frederick Gettysburg Hagerstown and Chambersburg in compact standings. Saturday results include Martinsburg 4 2 6, Frederick 2 2 0, and Gettysburg 2 4, plus a doubleheader at Hanover and Chambersburg ending with a split 5 0 in the first game and a close second.
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Blue Ridge League
Frederick
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Hanover
Magerstown
W. LI
ORS
Mountaineers
Colley
Johnson
Erwin
Kohler
Goodwin and
Scherdel
Horton
Milllman
Stricker
Scheidel
Straw Hats Buy Now Highlighted Sale
A promotional note urges immediate purchase of straw hats with a claim that reserve-only straw hats are not in stock. The message emphasizes urgency and availability.
Big league scouts watch Blue Ridge league games
Boston Red Sox scout Heiney Wagner and St. Louis Browns observer L. Kelchner attended Blue Ridge circuit games. Several players show promise, including Warden recalled to the Virginia League and Richardson released due to the player limit rule. Benson remains property of Hagerstown, with recall possible, and Champs plan to move to Chambersburg. Last week the Champs lost six, won one, Morrisonites went five and two, and league batting averages hover around .238.
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Blue Ridge
Heiney Wagner
Boston Red Sox
L. Kelchner
St. Louis Browns
Neck of the Woods
Benny” Benson
Bert
Weeden
Brockton
Jack Morrison
Champs
Benson
Hagerstown Club
Frederick Club
Hagerstown Herald
Chambersburg
Hanover
Morrisonites
Martinsburg
Frederick
Cardinal Gibbons Confirms Large Class at St Joseph’s
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore solemnized a confirmation ceremony at St Joseph’s Catholic Church Liberty town. Rev William Kane assisted as pastor of St John’s Catholic Church in the city. The article also notes the Wolfinger family fifth annual reunion set for Wednesday August 30 at Harry K R Wolfinger’s home along the road to the Old Forge.
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Libertytown
County
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
St. Josph's Catholic Church
Willam J. Kane, Pasine
St. John’s Catholic Church
City
Wolfinger
Harry KR. Wolfinger
Old Forge
Car collision on North Market street near News Office
A Thurmone car and William C. Flautt’s automobile from Norfolk Va collided on North Market street in front of the News Office Saturday around 4 pm. The rear fender of Flautt’s car was crushed. no other damage reported. Mr and Mrs Walter Humphries have returned home to Virginia after working with Mrs Wm Cavell near Frederick.
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Wiliam C. Flautt
Norfolk, Va
North Market Street
News
Walter Humphries
Wm. Cavell
Frederick
Virginia
Saturday Baseball Scores and Standings Report
Saturday baseball results feature Phillies 3 over Tigers 2 in Philadelphia Detroit. New York 2 over Chicago 1. Washington 2 over St Louis 1. Boston 5 over Cleveland 1. Standings show New York 43-28, Cleveland 42-21, Chicago 38-32, Detroit 38-36, St Louis 31-42. Saturday games include St Louis over Philadelphia 7-4, Pittsburgh 6 over New York 4, Chicago 3 over Boston 1 in 10 innings, Cincinnati 3 over Brooklyn 0, and Chicago 6 over Boston 3. Also noted are duties for letters, lists, and local society items with water lilies decorations and dog days.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Athletics
Hatturlos
James
Stanage
Nabors
Moyors
New York
Chicago
Statteries
Cicotto
Schalk
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Washington
St. Louis
Shure
Cady
W. Fe
PAC W.L. PC
N.york
Washto
Clevelad
Beaton
Mt.Louis
J. Louis
Bender
Killefer
Doak
Gonzales
Pittsburgh
Benton
Rariden
Mamaux
Gibson
Boston
Tyler
Gowry
McConnell
Fischer
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cheney
Miller
Schulz
Wingo
Philadelpha
Wilson
Amarec
Mayor
Burns
Cincinnat
Toney
Ingo
Coombs
Marquard
Meyers
Oseley
Twining
Clarke
Neff, Gowdy
Vaughn
Hendriz
W.L. PC
Brookin
Philada
Pittsbro
St.Louis
Cincini
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Whalen
Hag't
Tex Mecyera
Chamberburg
Ee Cere Neces
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Stroh
R.W. E. Chambersburg
Cambersburg
Stricker and
Boston Transcript
Rarkevs
Loith
Mer
Dempsey
Warden
Raiders
Plther Richardson
The
Eddie Gleason
Mt. St. Mary's Colege
Bill King
Lanky Lamar
Frederick Champs
Baltimore Orioles
Doll Derr
Mike Boyle
Frostburg
Cumberland
Mike
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Cardinal
Detroit Free Press
Ver “ Rague
National League
Frederick City
C. E. Brachey
Elija Balle
Oscar Kefauver
J. R. Lease
John Sponsoller
Margaret Fry
Stella Shank
M. K. Zimmerman
Miles Piva Simon
C. Mainhart
Barnesvile
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Maryland
Benking House
Ana Tares
Pequare Bcm
Savings and Spcial Co
State of
Fredericksa
Leo
W. Heinlein
Geo. W. Heinlein
Cilas
B. T. Hendrickson
Amos Urner
Francis ¥. Staur
Clayton O. Keedy
Directora
Greenawalt’s
Commercial State Bank
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Réevord
Nationa
Biate Ant Pelvate Hawke
Rankere and Trust Com- Datilea
Re- Mupvacca
OF Frederick
Hammond Clary
J. Dutrow
Edgar H. McBride
J. J. Bielfeld
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
the People's Fire Insurance Company
Central Restaurant
Neal
Square Corner
James Carrol
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