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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
7
Martinsburg and Frederick clashed in a long Blue Ridge League game at Agricultural Park. Ramsey and Colley pitched, Mullaneur and Miller led with timely hits, as Martinsburg won 6 to 1 in eleven innings after a hard fought pitching duel and late rally.
Cokey suffers first defeat this year in Blue Ridge play as Huck Iamsey tops Ramsey. Buck pitches well, Ramsey dominates hitters, and crowd numbers boost club finances. John Wilson Rawlings and Black struggle for homers. Two games versus Waynesboro set for Wednesday at two. Martinsburg defeats Frederick five to zero in eleven innings, Farned runs noted. Umpires Redland and Lyers. Time 1:45.
In Hanover Saturday Waynesboro edged the home team 6 to 4 as visitors rallied in the seventh inning. Batteries were Waynesboro Barr and Fitzgerald Hanover Miller and Hagerty. Twilight League schedule lists games for July 17 to July 21 with several matchups between MLC, AL, Junior Fire Company, Independent Hose Company, United Fire Company and Juniors.
The unbeaten Thurmont nine top the Frederick County League after a 4 to 3 win over Brunswick Railroaders at Thurmont. Woodsboro climbs to second by beating Point of Rocks 13 to 4 as Middletown loses to Emmitsburg. Le Roy Barrick of Woodsboro suffers a broken wrist and is out for the season. Mt Airy defeats Jefferson 16 to 1 highlighted by Riggs’ pitching and J Himes’s homer. Schedule notes show frequent games across Frederick, Waynesboro, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, and Chambersburg with several Tuesday to Saturday matchups.
In Point of Rocks Woodsboro 13 Point of Rocks 4. Thurmont 4 Brunswick 3. Mt Airy 13 Jefferson 1. Emmitsburg 8 Middletown 4. Next Saturday Middletown at Mt Airy Point of Rocks at Thurmont Woodsboro at Jefferson Emmitsburg at Brunswick.
Chambersburg edged Hagerstown 8 to 4 in ten innings on July 17. With three on base, pinch hitter manager Mowery connected for a one run, breaking the tie and lifting Chambersburg to victory. Dowell pitched for Chambersburg, Whitmer and Cummings batted for Hagerstown.
Charles Summers seeks his assailant who struck him in a Williamsport factory locker room and helped restore sight to his previously blind eye. Summers had lost sight after an injury at Altoona railroad shops years earlier and the blow is credited with restoring vision.
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