Chamberburg Maroons Face Leaders in Blue Ridge League Clash
Manager Eddie Hooper leads the Chambersburg Maroons against champions Frederick at the local park. Al Ebmiing likely starts for Frederick with Taylor or Bengon for Chambersburg as the Champs seek to climb from last place after two rough losses.
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Chambersburg Maroons
Champs
al Ebmiing
Taylor
Bengon
Gettsburg
Mumford
Plank Men
Bill King
Frederickites
Bill
King
Frederick
Billy” Pownall
Hanover
Pownall
Starr
Cook
Mallonee
Chambersburg
Spencer
Maroons
Each Team Wins Game In Hanover Doubleheader
Hanover and Hagerstown split a July Tuesday doubleheader in Hanover Pa. Both games had equal hits and tight play as Hagerstown made two errors while Hanover fielded cleanly. First game labeled one of the season's best on the local grounds. second game details show tied early and late scoring with varied hits.
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Mountaineers
Chambersburg
Kolsoth
Gettysburg
Frederick
Boyne
Moyers
Maurer
Orrison
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Durborow
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Base Ball Scores From Major League Games
Baseball results list Chicago 3 Athletics 2 in the second game at Philadelphia Chicago defeated the Athletics 3 2 with Scott Lapp Mysts Mayer as batteries. Boston 4 St Louis 3 at Boston Ruth Cady Wellman Herold batterymen noted. Washington 3 Cleveland 2 at Washington Henry Gould ONeill listed. New York 6 Detroit 4 at New York Mitchell Baker Walters on the mound for the clubs. Standings show Washtn 621, Boston 568, Detroit 524, Chicago 550, Cleveland 534, St Louis 439, Athletics 237, NY 478?
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National League Results and Standings Report
In Chicago and Cincinnati games Brooklyn fell behind amidst delays. Chicago led by Mc Connell Archer Marquard Meyers, while Schneider Wingo Re gan Gowdy faced Boston. St Louis beat New York while Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia on wet grounds. standings show Brooklyn 45 20, Chicago 39 42, Pittsburgh 35 44, Philadelphia 41 22, St Louis 39 45, New York 37 29, Cincinnati 34 49.
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Champs Show It's Faulty Timing Behind Bad Run
The Frederick Champs linger in last place half a game behind the Plankmen as critics decry poor hitting. The turn of events points to batting order and timing as the main fixes required to climb out of the cellar. President Jamison calls a mid season Blue Ridge meeting to discuss late season bidding and umpire changes.
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Frederick
Lovercome
Champs
Fang
Frederick county picnics mark busy summer schedule
A county wide guide lists summer picnics, reunions, and festivals across Frederick county. Notable events include Pen-Mar missionary conference, Lutherans at Braddock Heights, Grace Reformed at Fairgrounds, Mt Pleasant Tournament, and multiple church and fraternal group gatherings through August with speakers from local figures.
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Ray Old
Pen- Mar
Meformeg Church
Reformed Ciurches
Liberty
Pine Mountain
Woods
Union Picnic
Feagaville
Zimmerman‘s Woods
Braddock Heights
Grace Reformed
Fairgrounds
Mt Pleasant
Frederick County Methodists
Adamstown Grange
Manor Woods
Middletown Band
David J. Lewis
James T. Anthony
Maryland
Move for Amateur League in Frederick Seeks City Showdown
A push is on to form an Amateur Baseball League in Frederick. Five teams could join including YMCA F A RB Ox Fibre and others to create a local circuit. Players seeking work would improve with regular play while fans gain ongoing entertainment. They plan a schedule that avoids Blue Ridge League dates and editors will publicize the venture.
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