Martinsburg Hustlers Edge Frederick In Close Contest
Martinsburg defeats Frederick 5 to 1 as Neptune stars at short and Blethen drives the offense. Pitching shifts with Drey or Wilhide in lineup and Lord considered. Ramsey issues instructions as Blethen, Ramsay, and a Maine recruit maneuver through a tense, break-laced game.
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Pine Tree State
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Ramsey
Maine
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Badland
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Hagerstown
Mountaineers
Frederick
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Creaghan
Nean
Rawlings
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Hoggson
Schaffer
Brophy
Hoffman
Roberts
Buckland
Orr Roberts
McGuire
Conn
Martinsburg Baseball Schedule Shift Prompts Labor Day Double
The Blue Ridge League timetable changes place Martinsburg for September 10 and 11 at home with Chambersburg, then Labor Day doublehosts on September 6 with games alternated between Martinsburg and Chambersburg. Layne misses several days as his mother’s illness requires him home. Hagerstown suffers a setback as Waynesboro and Martinsburg pressure the standings.
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Blue Ridge Baseball
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
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Knights of Pythias
Hagerstown
Layne
Clifton Forge
Standing of Clubs in the Blue Ridge League
Yesterday results show Martinsburg 5 Frederick 3 Hanover 8 Chambersburg 1 Waynesboro 4 Hagerstown 3. Week schedule lists games Wednesday through Saturday with overlapping matchups among Hagerstown Frederick Martinsburg Chambersburg Hanover Waynesboro.
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Weeden
Satterlee
Waynesboro
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Maroons
Hooper
Blue Ridge League
Martinsburg
Hano Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Waynesbors
Harferstown
Freder- Melk
What Hustlers Do In Stove League Season
John Hagerty from Maryland played pitcher and outfielder. He spent winter as an automobile salesman and signed a local contract recently after strong comeback shows at Mt St Mary’s, with a confident performance in a recent game.
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John Hagerty
Metropolia
Maryland
Baltimorean
Mt. St. Mary's
Hagerty
Allen
Abeerta
Uleo
Mountain City Team Extends Lead In Twilight League
Mountain City Garage nine defeated Cadet Field 3 to 1 to maintain sole possession of the Frederick Twilight League lead. Gardner and Westen haver spun strong ball with four strikeouts apiece, errors deciding both scoring plays. Houck stole third in the second inning as the standout defensive baserunning. Acting President Lipscomb overturned an umpire ruling in a prior forfeit, ordering the game replayed.
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Mount ‘Tain City
Mountain City
Frederick
Jesse Lipscomb
Lipps
Frederick Motor American Foundry
No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Aid Promoted by Cascarets Owners
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as an easy solution to break tobacco use. It claims the tablet eliminates cravings, ends the habit, and improves mental and physical well-being, with a money back guarantee.
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Cascarets
Waynesboro Defeats Hagerstown In Slugfest Showdown
Waynesboro, Pa, defeated Hagerstown with late heroics as Bert stole home with two outs to seal a 8-3 victory. Verrocker and Mace starred for Waynesboro while Neptune struggled for Hagerstown in yesterday’s game.
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Verrocker
Mace
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