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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
3
Locals shift lineup to regain form after yesterday's loss to Hanover. Frederick remains second as Martinsburg eyes a tall-out at Hanover, with Stevens and Hagerty notable in the field and Stolseth delivering solid hits.
Oscar Larsot, a catcher from New Yorker with a college background, may join hustler squad next winter. His athletic ability draws offers from hard working Hustlers as rumor, with undeclared plans after winter and Raymond Hartrantt noted Monday.
In a baseball game Frederick topped Hanover 3 to 2 after seven innings. Key moments included two-base hits by Miller Jones Hanraify and Byrnes. Blethen earned the win with 3 strikeouts while Knauer recorded 2. Sacrifice hits by Phoenix Strain Hanrafly and Byrnes aided the offense. Gosker and Stevens stole bases as Holm pitched in relief.
Winslow Winslow pitched 13 innings in a grueling game against Bay City, Brantford winning 2-2. Fans cheered as Winslow displayed a silver horseshoe given by Ian, symbolizing luck in a tense extra inning showdown. Both teams made two errors while Boston Sox-like rally suggested strong support for Wesloy.
July 17 Waynesboro defeated Hagerstown 7-3 in the first game of the series. Miller started for Waynesboro with a triple and a single in four at bats, while Hagerstown’s battery included Heller Hart and McCleary. Also noted: Connie Mack released Deel from the North Carolina League, and Hanover’s Tony Staylor was suspended for a temper outburst after mishandling a wet ball on the slippery diamond.
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