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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
3
In Waynesboro a town game sees Battie reenter the lineup after a pause. Two ball players are noted for discipline in the broader game action as the team seeks momentum.
In a heavy hitting extra inning clash Frederick edged Hanover 4-3 after 11 innings. Smiling Stevens and Buckland led the offense with key hits as Pat Kunkle battled all game for Hanover. Ramsey and Swiling Stevens paced Waynesboro rivals for a later showdown while Evan returned to center field after thumb injury.
Standings show Frederick at Martinsburg Hanover and Chambersburg in the Blue Ridge League with yesterday's results highlighting Hanover 4 over Martinsburg 3 and Hagerstown 6 over Martinsburg 0. Friday's schedule pins Frederick at Hanover and Martinsburg at Chambersburg with Waynesboro at Hagerstown. Howard Gilmore reports about 9,000 peach trees on his Westbury fruit and poultry farm without a single bud.
Frederick Hustlers proprietor Segaloff announced a promotion offering a $1.35 silk tie to every Frederick player who hits a double in the next home game. A Panama hat goes to each player hitting a home run. Chambersburg won 2 to 0 over Waynesboro in a tight game, with two Waynesboro errors contributing to the loss. Batteries Raab and Staylor for Chambersburg, Fox and Fitzgerald for Waynesboro.
Schedule details pool classes and times for July including sessions led by Thomas Orde. Notes urge punctual arrival and list weekday and Saturday slots for children and adults with various time blocks and instructors.
In a weathered report from Martinsburg, the Mountaineers beat Hagerstown 6 to 0 as Vereker yielded two hits and 21 batters faced. Stein Slaughter Hoffman noted the strong pitching and a light whitewash showing as the new season begins.
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