Champs Journey to Gettys for Crucial Series Clash
Frederick awaits a pivotal weekend as the Champs travel to Gettysburg to face the Planksmen in a key series. Past failures linger after a twin loss to Martinsburg, with Taylor likely on the mound against Sherman. Nix on Field expected a hard battle, while Lefty Clark provides the opposition in a two-game set that could decide top spots in the standings.
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Blue Ridge League Standings and Close Gains Halted by Hanover Loss
In Gettysburg on July 17 Hanover edged Ponies 4 to 2 after a ninth inning push by Ponies fell short. Bigler and Stein homered late. Baker and Kunkle shared pitching duties. Herman gunned down a liner for two saved runs. Crowder earned fielding honors for Hanover. In Chambersburg, also July 17, a 12 inning duel between Maroons and Terriers ended with Ehmling delivering the knock-out blow for the Maroons after McCleary matched him round for round. Clauser tripled in the 12th to score on Stricker’s hit as Walter failed to retire the runner.
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Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
American League action showed Philadelphia beats Chicago 4 1 in the first game while Boston triumphed 17 4 in the second. Washington edged Cleveland 3 2 and New York defeated Detroit 9 7. Sunday results include Cleveland over Washington and standings list New York Boston Detroit Cleveland St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia St Louis leads with wins and losses reflected.
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National League Scores From Multiple Cities
Baseball results across national league games include Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia in two games, Chicago topping Brooklyn, Cincinnati defeating Boston, St. Louis edging New York, and Chicago tying Brooklyn in an extended 16 inning contest. Batting lineups and pitchers noted.
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Frederick Club Seeks Pitching Help as Season Binds
Frederick fielding struggles and pitching woes dominate a midseason report. Turner Sax and Helbig depart or seek placement. King Taylor Benson remain, while Chambersburg Hagerstown Gettysburg Martinsburg lead in standings. Batting shifts show Chambersburg still atop, with Hagerstown rising and Frederick dwindling in team averages. The piece notes close four-way chase with possible late pushes and asks for new talent to balance the Champs’ mound and lineup.
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Fisherman Lands Seventeen Bass on River Trip
Earl Abrecht caught 18 bass while fishing along the river. Several weighed about three and a half pounds each, marking a productive outing for the angler.
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Property Deeded in City by Fogle and Others
Charles H. Fogle and others deeded property in the city to Charles H. Jones for 705 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to Charles F. E. Mullen, age 34, widower of Annapolis, and Mary Virginia Schmidt, age 24, of Frederick.
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