Series Final With Hagerstown Today Champs Hit Twenty
Under brutal July heat Frederick batsmen battered Hagerstown pitching for 20 hits, scoring 13 runs while Hagerstown managed 7. Lefty Russell started for Hagerstown, then Mahan and Morgan finished as fatigue and injuries plagued both lineups. Blethen and King were slowed by heat and lingering pains, yet the Hustlers surged ahead in a high scoring Blue Ridge League contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geydott
Frederick
Compass
Hagerstown
Clarence Blethen
Blethen
Russell
Hagerstofen
Miller
Girain
Mahan
Morgan
Costello
Ramsey
Bill King
Brethen
King
H.O.A E
Antrack
Diehl
Layne
As. Walsh
Dunn
McCarthy
James
Horan
Andrack
Neptune
Dar
Bietten
Dunn Blethen
Hotan
Rath—Mahan
Kissinger
Waynesboro Slips as Chambersburg Beats Them in Struggle
Waynesboro continues its losing streak, falling to Chambersburg with a 9 4 score on Wednesday. Dowell held the lead for Chambersburg as Woodgie started for the Villagers and yielded runs in a tense midway rally. Pawthersburg and others are listed among players and field actions. a residence sale at Bart Street to Maurice A. Bela is noted in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Chambersburg Ma Teaus
Woodgie
Chambersburg
Dowell
Pawthersburg
Loredee Woorgie
Gramer and Stauffer
Real Enia‘e Yoga
Carl L. &. Ramsburg
Bart Street
Maurice A Bela
Home Run Bonanza as Hagerstown Falls to Frederick
In a sunbaked Frederick game against Hagerstown, home runs triples doubles and singles filled the scoreline. Umpiring drew mixed reviews with a few hot crowds venting at Blethen and Kissinger while Tony Walsh impressed in his Frederick debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Blethen
Kissinger
Uniteds Win at City Twilight League Over YMCA
Uniteds advance in the City Twilight League defeating YMCA by a clear margin, final score 69 to a lower tally. The result showcases Uniteds strong offense and solid defense throughout the matchup.
Frederick County League schedule set for 14 games
The Freder ick County League will play 14 games on Saturdays and holidays. Postponed midweek games moved to Wednesdays. Jefferson, Woodsboro, Middletown and Brunswick lead the standings after Wednesday results. Thurmont holds first after an 18 to 2 win over Point of Rocks. Brunswick beat Emmitsburg 11 to 5. Other notes include discipline over George Cummings and ongoing league discussions.
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Woodsboro
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Frederick County League
M. J
Mike) Thompson
George Cummings
Manaigers
Thompson
Middletown
Brunswick Baseball
AB. R
Corum
J. LeGore
Crum
J. Smith
Barrick
L. Smith
Utterbach
Donshe
Hahn
E. Himes
L Corum
Baker
Cook
Koontz
Cor- Jum
McCleef
Catshall
Himes
Himex J. Smith
Tr. Smith
LeGore
Be Utterbach
Ky Utterbach
Smith
Halle
Hates
Woodebore
Vamapire
Grimea
Cookeriy
Mt. Airy
Th. Pet
Prunswick
Emmiteburg
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Cities
Local baseball results show Martinsburg and Frederick leading in early games with Waynesboro and Chambersburg close behind. Philadelphia Detroit and Washington Cleveland matches set key batting totals, while standings place St Louis and New York atop the circuit as Chicago and Detroit chase. Summary includes two-base hits by Scott and Orrison, home runs by Orrison, and multiple pitcher and innings details.
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United Fire Company
Uniteds
Frederick City
United Fire Co. AB. R. i
EB. Wenzel
Myers
C. Butler
Hoffman
Keefer
Carter
Senenee Troxell
Cook
Esworthy
YMCA
Oj. Grove
Forner
A. Quinn
Brunewick
T. Kennedy
AB. Mills
Sete Newman
C. Orrison
Quinn
P Orrison
Sx. Wolfe
Weed Torneallac
P. Baker
Smemecine Stoner
Mills
Keeter
K. Mills
Wenzell
Strackout
Rather
Newman
Halle
Butler
Ey Cerringe
Brunswick Rer
Emmitsburg
Scott
Cornealious
Shorb
Rosensteel
OM Sharb
Rogserdeal
Baseball scores and a Methodist picnic headline
Baseball results from St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago New York and Boston with various battery lineups and final tallies. A Methodist Episcopal Sunday school picnic is held at Braddock Heights with special cars carrying attendees, the Boys Brass Band providing music and ice cream served free.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
St Louis
Meadows
Peters
North
McCurdy
Ring
Witherow Sherdel
Alnsmith
Fittsburgh
Boston
Pittsburgh
Watson
Gibson Yellowhorse
Gooch
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Donahue
Wingo Grimes
Miller
Chicago
New York
Toney
Snyder
Alexander
O'Farrell
Methodia
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Braddock Heights
Ceremonies Held for Buck Ramsey's Blue Ridge League Pennant
Frederick hosts the pennant raising for Buck Ramsey's Blue Ridge League champions of 1921. Dr. Charles F. Goodell delivers the address at 3 PM around the flagpole after a parade of the Frederick Baseball Club, Martinsburg visitors, officials, and fans. The ceremony precedes the game at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Buck Ramsey
Charles F. Goodell
Frederick Baseball Club
Martinsburg Club
Frederick Association
Frederick
Tony Walsh Hagerstown Teams Eye 1923 Pennant Chase
Hagerstown notes praise Tony Walsh for spotting weak spots and shaping teams. Buck Ramsey’s 1921 1922 success is cited, with hopes for 1923 pennant. Frederick’s pitching compared unfavorably, while Key Post American Legion keeps initiation fee at 1 dollar despite yesterday’s report.
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Tony Walsh
Hagerstown
Tony
Buck Ramsey
Jon
Buck
Hagerstown Herald
Francis Scott
Key Post
The
American Legion
Yesterdar
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Imerson
Champs
Terriers
Rarmpseyites
Ingo
Mountaineera
Raiders
Sterken
Agricultural’Park
Stevens
Garry
Batting
AB. Pet. Blethen Severance
Jimerson
Stevena
Day
Horance
Gardner
Btrain Ramsey
Eee
Chambersburg Downs
Ropnerx
Klasinger
Martinsburg
Tubby Miller
Waleh
Bleth
N Reauits Wared Fire Co
FMC Alo
Chited Fire Co
Jontor
Gow
R Sleacman
Washington and Frederick
Kens
Clube
I. Pet Tallads
Blue Ridge League
W. LL. Pet
Ly Am
Hanover
Hingerstown
Wagerstown
Hanov
Rhord
P. Th
Detroit
Athletics
Batterles—Dauss
Woodall NaMor
Braggy
Washington
Chien
Batterles—Faber
Yaryan Frahela
Pieinich
Cleveland
Batterles—Coveleskle
O'Neill Pennock
Ruel
New _York
Dbatterles—Pruett
Severeid Hoyt
Schang
W.L.P C W.lpc
St.Louis
Washin
N.york
Clevelad
Feare Bu Ianinas
W.l.pci
Brook In
Agricultural Park
W. L. D. Fisher
Triangle
Charles Ray
Jim
Rou
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Maryland
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
SS. I
J. Marshall Miller
Thomas A. Chapline
Jacob Rohrback
Raymond L. Shafe
James E. Doll
BASE
Hagertown
Stan
Edward Neely
Mason
Auto Tire & Repair Service
East Patrick St
Pots & Griffin
LIPE
General Insurance
Malone’s Jewelry Store
H. S. Landis
N. Market St
George M. Chapline
W. Patrick ST. Frederick
Tires and Accessories
Goodrich
Goodyear
Robert F. Barrick Motor Car
West South
Ice Sts
Frederick, Ma
Chevrolet
F. C. B. Flint
Mich
Kaufman Motor Compar
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