Martinsburg's Win Stirs Late Inning Battle At Frederick
A lengthy 15 inning baseball game at Agricultural Park saw Martinsburg edge Frederick 7 to 5 after late scoring and pitching heroics. Rube Hartranft starred for Frederick through 13 innings, with Blethen closing, while Martinsburg capitalized on a two-run burst in the 15th to pull ahead as night fell.
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Wayneabe
Beaitton
Gover
Ahort
Blethen
Miller
Hagerty
Frederick
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Martins
Hagerstown
Hanover
Agricultural Park
Bill Phoenix
Roberts
Rube Hartranft
Schaeffer
Tard
Jartrant
Buina
Catoctin
Tubble -Miller
Willide
Martinsburg AB
E McGuire
Oo Creaghan
Neua
Anee
Rawlings
Upuden
Schaefer
Brophy
Hoffman
Babr
Frederick AB. R. H. O
A. E. Wilbide
Gardner
Phoenix
Bagerty
Gosker
Lodge
C. Hartrantt
P. Larson
Beore
Standings of clubs in Maryland area baseball league
Fragmentary standings show teams like Hagerstown Martinsburg Hanover Frederick and Chambersburg with partial scores and inconsistent punctuation. The readable items list innings and a few team names but lack complete results or dates.
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Stadtingbure
What Hustlers Do In Stove League Season
William Buckland from Corrina Maine is a pitcher and machinist in the stove league. He delivers from the port side and is described as one of the smallest yet best hurlers in the circuit. The Detroit scout was seen watching Buck over. Tomorrow William Phoenix.
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Willam Buckland
Corrina
Maine
Buckland
William
Detroit
Buck
Willam Phoenix
Notes of the Game Highlight Bill Phoenix Fielding Heavy Hitters
Bill Phoenix starred with five hits and sharp defense, leading a 18-hit Locals effort. Gardner homered and Gosker made a late spectacular catch, while Bahr and Marks drew mixed reactions from the crowd as Martinsburg slugs delayed play and Hartranft kept pace. Creaghan injury briefly halted action but he returned to play.
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tan—Gardner
Brophy
Miller
Néun
Schaefer
Phoenix
Wilhide
Gosker
Creaghan
London
Omr Bahr
Hartrantt
Blethen
Mar- Frederick
Martinsburg
Roberts
Babs
Bill Phoenix
Bill
Gardner
Evan
ERX Martinsburg
Hartranft
MX Lodge
Hearing Held On Market Street Accident Involving Quinn and Lidie
Former Policeman Jacob P Quinn and Oscar Lidie faced a hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson for failure to yield and reckless driving after a Market Street collision two weeks earlier Quinn returning from the country aimed for his garage as Lidie approached a motorcycle Witnesses testified at length before a sizable crowd Attorneys debated the outcome with State's Attorney Samuel A Lewis for Quinn and D Princeton Buckey for Lidie Acting State's Attorney Harry C Hull led the prosecution The judge signaled a likely ruling that the crash was unavoidable while awaiting a decision and a Minnesota inventor announced an emergency railroad switch improvement that allows crossing Main tracks without moving rafted cargo at the site.
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Jacob P. Quinn
Oscar Lidie
J. Grahame Johnsson
Justice Johnson
Market Street
Quinn
Lidie
Fistice
Johnson -For
Samuel A Lewis
D. Princeton Buckey
Lille
Harry C.’ Hull
Johnson
Chenie
Mother Grayla Sweet Powders for Children Ad
A vintage health ad urges mothers to use Mother Grayla Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds feverishness constipation and headaches. The copy claims 30 years of use and mentions relief of stomach disorders and practicing disorders. It warns against substitutes and notes availability in drug stores.
Umpire Critique and Local Baseball Notes In 1917
Local ink discusses fans berating umpires amid the 1917 season. Martinsburg and Frederick County All Stars prepare for Friday’s Hustlers benefit game at the Fair Grounds, with the R O T C from Holabird and a lineup of local players. Public Opinion and Sporting News opinions contrast regional play with national protests of umpiring.
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Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Au‘thority
Frederick County
Can‘p Holabird
Frederick
Colonel Baughman
Feaga
Cook
Hagerty
Boyne
Ufoylan
Moran
Duck LeGore
Bruce LeGore
Lou Gardner
Tom Kennedy
Arthur Grove
Pose Houck
Blue Ridge
Sporting News
Tahdom
Kim
Gifford
Doyle
Saya
Blus Ridge
Fire destroys home near Fountain Mills in 1900s incident
Benjamin Phelps and family return from harvest to find their house burned to ruins. Neighbors salvage furniture as flames gut the first floor rooms. Estimated loss about $1600. Property owned by Adolph Thomas. blacksmith shop adjacent aiding in looting debris. Phelps only realizes the fire after driving home.
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Benjamin Phelps
Fountain Mills
Manton
Phelps
Adolph Thomas
Remarkable deliverance tale from Cumberland mother
Mrs. M. E. Dunn of Cumberland suffers rheumatic pains, nervousness, and digestive woes. Daughter Mrs. W. B. Ritchie says one Dreco bottle relieved all pains and improved her health, urging readers to try it to banish chronic illness and restore strength. Adv notes Freder ick Peatro's Modern Pharmacy carries Dreco.
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M. E. Dunn
Cumberland
Dreco
Sie
Peatro
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the Home, Building and Loan Association
Prederigl County
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