Hustlers and Ma roons battle in Chambersburg double bill
A double feature between the Hustlers and Hooper's maroons set for this afternoon at Agricultural Park in Chambersburg. Ramsey's squad enters confident after a six game unbeaten streak though injuries to Drey and Miller touched off concern. De Hartranft to pitch game one with Blethen set for game two, and Miller involved in a controversial base awarded earlier this week.
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Miller
Hageratown
Hooper
Chambersburg
Agricultural Park
Drey
Ramsey
Kep
de Hartranft
Blethen
Lodge
Larson
Hagerstown
Hartranft
Syracuse
National Commission
Buck
Jamison
Frederick
Hustlers
Maroons
Fuhrey
Wilhide
Gardner
Miler
Gosker
Hagerty
Msey
Rt . King
Pas
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Martinsboro
Shambersburg
R. H. C. A. Elhrst
Gerdes
Morris
Brophy
Stratton
Thomas
Slaughter
Frederic
Chambersb'y Loonslood
Gimmary
Fredertet
Schambersburg
Raab
Drew
Stratten
Withide
I Miller
Fahrey
King
Halle
Auhrey
Umpire Horine breaks into limelight at Baker's Drug Store
Dawson Horine, noted B A League umpire, caused a scene in Baker's Drug Store when a milkshake led to a fall through a plate glass showcase. He paid for the damage and warned the soda dispenser, while minor injuries and glass ruin marked the incident. Concurrent notes discuss league officials and other sports moves, including player trades and umpire incidents, with local accident mentions and road improvement notices.
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Dawson Horine
Baker's
Horine
Horiie
Hagerstown Mall
Hustlers Face Rough Road In Blue Ridge Pennant Race
The Martinsburg Hustlers battle for the pennant as six clubs clash in the Blue Ridge league. Hagerstown leads by a neck with Frederick and Martinsburg close behind. Road schedule rough with seven away games left this month including two against Chambersburg and series with Hanover and Waynesboro. If Frederick wins the four games here and vs Hanover, the Hustlers could reach the 50-50 pace to stay in the top spots.
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Blue Ridge
Hagerstown
Ramsey
Frederick
Martinsburg
Buck Ramsey
Waynesboro
Hanover
Ieri
Blue Ridge League Standings and Results update
Yesterday’s games showed Hanover defeating Hagerstown 3 to 2 after dark as Martinsburg defeated Waynesboro 1 to 0 and Frederick beat Chambersburg. Current standings put Martinsburg and Frederick ahead with 17 and 25 wins respectively, followed by Hanover, Chambersburg, and Waynesboro. This week’s schedule lists Chambersburg at Frederick, Waynesboro at Martinsburg, Hagerstown at Hanover, and more.
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Frederick
Chamborsburg
Calted
Hanover
Hageratown
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Flint
Gaug
Oniggs
Martinsburg Frederick
Chambersburg
Geratown
Vacation debate: executives praise time off boosts work
Emory L. Coblentz and others argue vacations refresh and renew efficiency health and productivity. He recalls a California trip that boosted performance, while colleagues stress timing and personal relaxation. New Brunswick housing project noted as completed by contractor Karn.
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Mt. ‘Tle
Emory L. Ceblentz
Central Trust Company
Hagerstown
Frederick
Vas Cation
Ong
Mr. Coblentz
Harry 0. Schroeder
Economy Silo Company
Coblentz
Frederick Miller
City
Auto wrecks and parade of injuries in local area
A car crash near Harmony Grove involving a Ford and a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train injured two men on their way to Monocacy Valley canning factory at Walkeraville. A Cadillac touring car carrying seven Frederick players overturned near Ringgold, Pa, but all occupants escaped. Rain and a wet road contributed to the mishap. a horse team helped pull the car back onto the road. Occupants named include Hagerty, Wilhide, King, Goaker, Larson, Gardner, and Blethen. Also notes on new homes: Ray Brown cottage on Peteraville road, W. S. Powers residence foundation on Petersville road. Clark Compher injured in a harvest-field accident at H. Gibson’s farm near White’s Ferry showing signs of recovery.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Harmony Grove Crosa
George
David
Frederick
Monocacy ‘Valley
Walkeravile
Cadillac
Frederick Players
Waynesboro
Ringold
Mr. Compher
Clark Compher
YH. C. Gibson
White's Ferry
Avery
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Hartrantt
Ramsey “Files
Rube Harrison
Jovi Ed
Piicher
Jones
Harvard Piicher
Athletics
Connie Mack
Yarrisoh
Dawson K. Horine
Big College
Hartisburg Shoe Company
Cole
Magarstown
Hecider
Mowery
Kelly
Teaterstowie
Wear
O'Brien
Vereker
Mace
Russell
Alan Kelly
Matty
Rooter
Thurmont
Orlandus Weller
Gertrude
Jimtown
Park Duncan
Duncan
Montgomery
Sligo
Shaw's
Beam
Montrose
Rockville
Huntinghill
Neelsville
Hyattstown
Clagettsville
Gaithersburg
Washington Grove
Lee's Corner
Beallsville
Seneca Bridge
Bealisville
Insane Hopital
Springfield State Hospital
Maryland
Asylum For the Insane
J. Clement. Clarke
R. HH
Wayneaboro
Fohl
Herman
Blanchard
Herrett
Fitzgerald
Méré Gaines
Homa
Rameey
Ui Hagerstown
Ane
Chambers
Burg
Martins Tburg
Hageretown
Jusie
Ieee
Freder- Ck
Hagerstown, & Frederick
Feederick
Istanding
Blue Ridge League
Aes
Chanborsburg
Jones Waynesboro
Mortinsburg
Anil
Brunswick
Chas. R. Grégory
Second Avenue
Chas, B. Karn
Geo, J. Ross and
D.C. Aldridge
Ray Brown
Peteraville
Powers
Peters ‘Ville
Iagara Falls
Falls
Tusquehanna Valley
Buffalo
Harrisburg
Aule
Pennsylvania
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Seeger & Company
Wm. E.filler
Lewis H. Knock
Lecy
John M. Culler
A. E. Fisher
Winebrewer
A. Atlee Radcliff
Charles F. Knock
A. McBride
Glenn
Garber
W. C. Staley
Albert B. Routzahn
L. E. Mullinix
Sheffield
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Geri
Frederick, MD
Naimes
Coutah
Auto Tire .Co
N. J. Wilson
Ned
Kefauver & Shapro, Optometrists and Jewelers
Market Street
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