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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
7
Middletown and Woodsboro share league honors after a 15 to 0 game. Cramer's two base hits and Himes drive the offense, while Smith and Wilhide combine for ten strikeouts.
In Woodsboro Woodsboro led Middletown 18 to 0 while Thurmont trailed Bengswick 9 to 14 and Tetlow Springs posted 11 points in a compact scoreboard recap of Saturday league play across Frederick County.
Everedy Cappers surge into third place in the City Twilight League after a tree hitting contest against Frede rek Tron and Steel. Key players include Angleberger and Weddle with multiple hits and stolen bases, while pitchers Ry er and Gearinger split the mound duties in a 13 to 1 score.
Automobile races at the Frederick Fale grounds drew fewer than 200 spectators on Saturday afternoon. Officials blamed the poor turnout for delaying the program by over an hour and said racing may continue in the area if interest improves.
Interest runs high as students organize and play at North Market Street and Winchester grounds. Washington Street, City Park, and Winchester contest for top honors with several tight games. The league, planned July 8 to 24, may extend as the challenge rises and more teams form.
Frederick Scouts depart at 8 am on Tuesday July 28 for a camp one mile from Buck. Site near Whitett affords swimming and shade with a field for baseball adjacent. Ground free for tents, camp ruled by Predecick Scout Council with thanks to John Baker and others. Program includes bugle calls, assembly, cleanup, swimming sessions, meals, open period and council games. Registrations from county towns expected. overcapacity possible with 26 extras. Adults signed for one week include Edward Miller and Rev Th C Maxell.
Mrs William Russell and Elen Ferguson wed in Los Angeles and depart for Honolulu aboard Russell's yacht Helena. This marks Ferguson's second marriage and she begins a new life with her husband on a postnuptial sailing trip.
The report lists Saturday results and weekday games from Frederick City League. Teams such as DeMolay and St. John competed at McCurdy Field, with matches including Frederick and others, plus schedule notes for upcoming fixtures at Cadel Field.
Norma Shearer and Phyllis Tryver star in The Snob at the Opera House on John Mibert street with Hot Pepper a comedy and a news reel. William Tes wend headlines Maryland’s chief attraction while Doll Derr headlines sports and other figures like John Comisiy Toole are noted for league ties and suspensions. Derr is well regarded as a capable umpire in local baseball circles.
An elderly man reads two Utely talves aloud in the morning then ties one to each boot strap and opens a gate. Exlves escape, he is hurt, wife questions the stunt. He replies he did not see his mistake until dragged four rods.
L Hadley of Philadelphia played 108 holes at Raritan Valley Country Club in one day to mark his 42nd anniversary of endurance golf. He completed 18 hole rounds in 7 hours 4 minutes total 72 strokes, averaging 6 strokes per hole, with a best ball score of 6. The long round lasted over ten hours with multiple meals and careful record keeping of pace and wardrobe changes.
American featherweight contender Vincout Martin known as Topper, from Brookium, New York, died after a brief illness. The world title and junior lightweight championship prospects were affected as the news came from the hospital where he had been treated for only a few days.
Mrs. Virgie C Lenhart files a bill for permanent maintenance against her husband Mimer Lenhart in Towson Circuit Court alleging cruelty and son support. She seeks custody of two children. The Lenharts were snattled at Frederick on October 5 1997 and are formerly from this county.
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