Peck Turn Today to Face Hornet Team
Roger Peck prepares to pitch for Hanover as they meet the Hornets in a Blue Ridge League clash at Agricultural Park. Orrigan fanned 11 in seven innings and Hanover capitalized on Hustlers fielding miscues to win 6 to 3, while Scherdel dominated strikeouts for the Hornets and Orrison relieved Stevens in the decisive third.
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Roger Peck
Hanover Hornets
Frederick
Roger
Billy Starr
Kid Scherdel
Orrison
Scherdel
Robbie Grrison
Stevens
Scheidel
Orrigan
Kimball
Morrison
Hanover
Agricultural Park
Sherman
Barnhart
Barney
Mackett
Bob Orrison
Crawford
Starr
Scor
Holeproof Silk Hosiery Offers Guaranteed Silk Hose Deal
Holeproof Seamless Silk Hosiery for men and women is marketed as the only real silk hose on the market today with a three month guarantee against darns or free replacement. Women pay three pairs for $3 in Light Sand, Black or White. men three pairs for $2 in Palm Beach, Black, Navy or Tan. Fibertex Artificial Silk Hose for men at 25 cents a pair and ribbed top women at 50 cents per pair.
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Palm Beach
Holeproof Company
Blue Ridge League standings and games today
Blue Ridge League page lists today’s games Hanover at Frederick Hagerstown at Martinsburg Gettysburg at Chambersburg. Yesterday results show Hanover 6 Frederick 3 and Chambersburg 3 Gettysburg 3 darkness. Standings rank Frederick 32 13 .741 Hanover 36 21 .543 Chambersburg 17 24 .415 Martinsburg 23 20 .685 Hagerstown 20 25 .444 Gettysburg 14 28 .334.
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Hanover
Frederick
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Hagerstown-Martinsburg
Six Die in Chelsea Fire Blamed on Incendiary Cause
Chelsea Mass July 26 fires kill one man and four women and a girl, all burned to death. Authorities believe the blaze was incendiary in origin.
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Chelsea
Mass
Derr Derr as New Blue Ridge Umpire in Western Maryland
Walter B. McAtee may be replaced by Doll Derr, a local youngster who previously worked in Cumberland and George's Creek. Derr impressed officials in Martinsburg and could umpire part of a game with McAtee. Clubs opposed some of McAtee's decisions, yet Derr’s services were retained for the season.
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Hagerstown
Walter B. McAtee
Doll Derr
Cumberland and George's Creek
Derr
Martinsburg
McAtee
Derrias
George's Creek
Baseball Scores and Standings From Regional Games
Baseball results show Detroit 12 over Detroit 5 with Dubuc Davis Steen Stanage Wyckoff Haas Lapp McAvoy, Cleveland 11 over Washington 4 with Johnson Alt rock Ainsmith Hagerman Jones Coombe O Neill, Chicago 6 over Boston 4 with Collins Carrigan Benz Scott Russell Schalk, St Louis 10 over New York 3 in first game then New York 4 over St Louis 1 in second with Fisher Sweeney Nana maker Laudermilk Sissier Hamilton Agnew, and Boston Chicago Detroit N Y. The season standings list Philadelphia 42 34 553, St Louis 41 43 488, Chicago 37 38 538, Pittsburgh 39 41 438, Boston 38 43 469, New York 38 38 500, Cincinnati 32 43 427.
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Detroit
Athletics
Dubuc
Davis
Steen
Stanage
Wyckoff
Haas
Lapp
McAvoy
Cleveland
Washington
Johnson
Alt
Rock
Ainsmith
Hagerman
Jones
Coombe
O’neill
Chicago
Boston
Collins
Carrigan
Benz
Scott
Russell
Schalk
St. Louis
New_ York
Philadelphia
Mayer
Killiter
Humphries
Archer
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Rucker
Miller
Kaenener
Conzerman
Gibson
Curinnati
Riudolph
Gowdy
Toney
Wingo
New York
Tesreau
Stroud
W.T. PC
W.L. BC
Philada
Louis
Pittsbrg
Brockin
Bostons
N.york
Cincinti
Federal League Scores and Standings
In Pittsburgh Buffaio defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 with Batteries Bedient Allen Knetzer Berry. Chicago beat Brooklyn 11 to 5 with Batteries Black scher Seaton Upham Marion Land. St Louis edged Baltimore 8 to 6 with Batteries Johnson Suggs Jacklitsch Greene Haridley. Kansas City Newark game postponed due to wet conditions. Team standings show Kan City 48 33 593 Newark 42 47 506 Chicago 49 34 590 Brooklyn 26 48 429 St Louis 45 35 563 Buffalo 37 51 420 Pittsburgh 43 37 528 Baltimore 30 51 353.
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Federal League
Pittsburgh
Buffaio
Bedient
Allen
Knetzer
Berry
Chicago
Brooklyn
Black
Scher
Seaton
Upham
Marion
Land
St. Louis
Baltimore
Johnson
Suggs
Jacklitsch
Greene
Herbert
Haridley
Kansas City-Newark
Stonunds
Kan
Newark
Brookn
St-Louis
Buffalo
Pittsbrg
Baltmre
Educational progress shows 22.9 million in U S schools in 1914
The 1914 Bureau of Education report tallies 22.9 million enrolled in educational institutions, with 19.0 million in elementary schools, 1.374 million in secondary schools, and 216 thousand in colleges and universities. Teachers numbered 709 thousand, mostly in public schools, while high school enrollment outpaced prior year gains by about 4.09 thousand. The year’s education cost was estimated at 734 million dollars.
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United States
Commissioner of Education
Moving Picture Theatres
Martinsburg Journal foreshadows pennant chances and player moves
With 36 games remaining the Champions face long odds to win the Blue Ridge Pennant. If they win 31 of 37 and Hustlers drop 15 of 36, final standings would put Martinsburg at 54‑26 and Frederick at 53‑27, amid reports of Laughlin joining Newport News and Dunn seeking his services.
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Martinsburg Journal
Blue Ridge
Hustlers
Martineburg
Frederick
Joseph Laughlin
Hagerstown
Newport News
Jack Dunn
Laughlin
Aeston Hagerstown
Nobbins
Blues
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ahAbHiye
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Plitt
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Eline
Myers
Boyne
Agnew
Porter
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Agnew
Lamar
Whalen
Stroh
Glatts
Chambersburg Maroons
Battlefield
Cleary
Maroons
Greenwell and
Jarosick
Kleskie and
Moore
Marshal Farnan
Thomas F. Farnan
Tom Farnan
Baltimore Police Department
West
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Lee Camp
Blair Lee
Lford Wilkinson
Johnnie FE. Reasman
Carroll County
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Ate Starr
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Maryland
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Washin
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Athletic
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National League
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Root
Jack Morrison
South Atlantic League
Rube Merciant
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St. Timothy's
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Wamond
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Reel’s Mills
Immerman
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Geo. W. Heinlein
Chas
J. B. Riesner
Fokroft, Pa
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Winston-Salem, N. C
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
Lavallieres
the Empire
Lottie Pickford
Irving Cummings
Charlotte Burton
WM. Russell
Paramount Travel Picture
South America
Paramount
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Keystone
Chas, Chaplin
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Wildwood
Wildwood Crest
Anglesea
Holly Beach
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Long Branch West End
Hollywood
Elberon
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Avenhurst
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Belmar
Como
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Seashore
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Frederick B. B
East Patrick Street
Hews
Kheve Spar
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