Maroons Meet Champs In Key Blue Ridge Race Clash
Chambersburg Maroons host Frederick Champs in a pivotal Blue Ridge race clash on local grounds. Pitchers for the visitors include Horsey or Stricker, while Taylor or Benson work for Chambersburg as Holt Big relents. Frederick seeks fourth place as the Maroons defend first. a Champs win would push Chambersburg toward second.
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Chambersburg
Maroons
Champs
Morrisonites
Eddie Hooper
Sted
Holbig
Hanover
Frederick
Brew
al Ehmling
Chambersburgers
Hooper
Pownall
Fahrey
Snyder
Kelseth
Ehmiing
Agnew
Garnhart
Meyers
Barney
Orrison
Chambersburg at Frederick in Blue Ridge action
In Blue Ridge League standings Chambersburg beat Frederick 4 to 1 after a tense ninth inning. Key moments included Bashore and Morrison executing a squeeze play for the winning run, Ump Marks ejecting Kelseth and fining five dollars, and strong centerfield work by Bill Pownall.
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Timhe
Chambersburg
Ump Marks
Kelseth
Marks
Hooper
Bashore
Jack Morrison
Holbig
Jack
Frederick AB. C. HO. A
I Myer
Agnew
Barnhart
Meyers
Orrison
Maurer
Corgan
Morrison
Kolseth
Pedone
Fahrey
Snyder
Clauser
Pownall
Stricker
Schaufele
KIT
Ehmling
Frederick
Chamberab’g
Bill Pownall
Maroon
Dyer
O. K
Eddie Hooper
Mark
Wartineburg
Hageretown
Blue Ridge League
Umpire Discipline Urged After Last Evening Game
A letter to the editor urges stricter umpiring in baseball citing Marks ejecting Kelseth in the eighth inning. The writer argues earlier enforcement could have prevented late game wrangling by Hooper and supports fines or benching players who argue calls. They favor referee Mark to enforce rules consistently in the league.
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the News
Kelseth
Hooper
Glatts
Frederick Mayer
Champs Win Thrilling Comeback Clash Atop League
The Champs edged Hooper's team in a frenetic contest, overcoming a rough start to surge ahead. Frederick's lineup shifted with Tex on first, Lee Myer at short, Maurer at third, Barney in left, Bashore in center, Morrison on the bench, and a ninth inning clash with Kelseth that drew umpire attention.
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Frederick
Tex
Lee Myer
Maurer
Barney
Bashore
Morrison
Baseball Scores and Club Standings Summary
Baseball scores from Philadelphia Cleveland to New York St Louis and Chicago with both games listed. Standings show New York, Washington, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, St Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati with varied win totals and percentages.
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Erican Beague
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Athletics
Hartley
New York
St. Louis
Batterlea
Figher
Nunamaker
Hamilton
Severold
Washington
Chicago
Washton
Wolfgang
Schalk
Ayres
Henry
Johnsop
Ainsm'th
W.S. P
P.C. N.york
Washin
Boston
Detroit
Mevelnd
Louis
Pittsuvurga
Ritsourgh
Brooklyn
Keade- Liner
Wilson
Pfeffer
McCarty
Pittabureh
Miller
Schmidt
Cheney
Benton
Rariden
Lavender
Flacher
Rudolph
Gowdy
Williams
Gonzales
Cincinnati
Iain
Clube
Pci
WIL. PC
Brookin
Pitisbra
Hoston
Thitada
St Louis
N.york
Cincinto
Errors Doom Hanover In Martinsburg Loss
Martinsburg West Virginia July game sees Hanover errors gift seven runs to Martinsburg as Colley pitches well. Martinsburg exploits eight runs off Kunkle and three errors to win. batter names include Battersea Martinsburg Colley and Johnson Hanover Kunkle Strob.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Raiders
Colley
Kunkle
Hines
Aeudirew
Battersea
Martincbure
Iounson
Strob
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