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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
2
Frederick Tram pounds behind Peck as Hustlers suffer a tight 4 to 3 loss to Gettysburg. Pecks pitching held firm after early hits, while Agnew and Lamar sparked Frederick with key doubles and runs. Orrison and Boyne fanned as Gettysburg threatened late.
Holeproof Seamless Silk Hosiery promotes durable silk hose guaranteed against darning for 3 months with replacement. Women pay 3 pairs for 2.40 in Light Sand Black or White with elastic ribbed tops. men 3 pairs for 2.00 in Blacks Navy and Tan. Fibertex artificial silk hose offered at 25 cents for men and 50 cents for women ribbed tops.
Blue Ridge League standings and yesterday results show Frederick 4 Gettysburg 3, Hanover 15 Chambersburg 2, Martinsburg 6 Hagerstown 6. Frederick leads with 12 wins, Martinsburg 18, Hanover 20, Hagerstown 26, Chambersburg 24, Gettysburg 27. Win percentages noted.
Barnhart went to first on four balls and to second on a passed ball. The Woodsboro Odd Sox lost 8 2 to Taheytown. Gettysburg beat Frederick 4 3 in a tight game. Umpires and players from the Cumberland circuit showed up for tryouts. The Grace Reformed beat Methodist Episcopal 7 6. Walters Serr4i and Earl Howard received $5 gold pieces from Gettysburg fans for last Saturday's 18 inning game. Hanover defeated Chambersburg 15 2 in a high scoring affair. The American Pastime Review pool closed. no Frederick subscribers won. Fishing worms restricted. alleys dug for worms forbidden. Millard Nass caught 14 bass. Stanley Young two bass.
George Norton the left hand pitcher was released by Frederick Hustlers leader Joox Monison announced an important pitching change. Norton had underperformed the last three weeks and will be replaced by a new pitcher expected Monday. Sellers not signed. Norton may join Chambersburg. Also notes fines, road work, reunion speaker, name change, and campmeeting start.
Delays by official scorers push back league statistics. The Blue Ridge League batting averages and records will not be released until Monday, with figures through last Wednesday to be included.
Baseball scores from Chicago and St Louis show Athletico and St Louis doubleheaders with rain postponements. National and Federal League standings list Chicago leading with 41 wins, Newark close, and St Louis and Buffalo in pursuit. A note mentions a proposed railroad era structure in Pennsylvania rising 242 feet above a stream and 2,350 feet long.
A Washington writer says Nationals second baseman Ray Morgan, once with Frederick, may be sold to Minneapolis after a rumor. Morgan, benched from a wrenched limb, has been suspended for fitness issues. Griffth’s tenure suggests no sale yet while a doctor warns rest may avoid surgery. Morgan wears six inch leg splints and is well known in Frederick.
Market scene shows strong attendance of dealers and shoppers. Stands overflow with fruits and vegetables including pears tomatoes and roasting ears. prices listed for eggs butter poultry greens and a wide range of produce with typical mid century figures.
Bank statements list resources including loans and discounts 111182.89 overdrafts secured 7225 stocks bonds 101617.50 and other assets 18900 mortgages and judgments 2044 checks and cash items 3259.34 from approved reserve 11227.60 lawful money reserve and coin amounts 105507 total liabilities include capital stock paid in surplus funds undivided profits deposits subject to check 8829 savings and time deposits 5749.84 contingent interest rents and other items 13 keys.
A dated letter requests forwarding time for a product named Dandelion Disks. The writer, claiming to be 61, praises the disks for keeping them in splendid condition and pleasing both the young and middle aged, noting a payment of one dollar included.
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