Frederick Triumph Over Terriers In Late Rally
In Hagerstown today Frederick defeats Hanover 3 to 2 after a tense pitchers duel. Sullivan allowed three hits while Worden gave four walks and struck out two as Barnhart homered in the seventh and Maurer delivered the decisive hit in the ninth to push across the winning run.
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Sullivan
Worden
Gattle
Frederick
Hanover
Hagerstown
Terriers
Morrisonites
Champs
Taylor
Benson
The
Barny
Barnhart
Meyers
Orrison
Maurer
Morrison
Robert Orrison
Cook
Arrigon
Charlie Maurer
Myer
Agnew
Hartline
Caddin
Mallonee
Starr
Stroh
AB. R
H. C. AE
Crowder
Spencer
Rooney
Harnhart
Hanovr
Raphan
Blue Ridge League standings and results summary
In the Blue Ridge League standings and results, Frederick beat Hanover 3 2 in yesterday’s action while Martinsburg defeated Hagerstown 22 1 and Chambersburg edged Gettysburg 6 4. Standings show Hanover 6 4 and Martinsburg 4 1 0, Frederick 4 4 1 6, Gettysburg 4 3 0 4. Other notes praise Tex Meyers, Johnny Agnew and Hanover pitcher antics with a late home run by Perc y for Mountaineers in a Hagerstown win.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Hanover
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio breaks 1916 records in yearly and monthly grosss
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ends 1916 with record highs. June gross reaches 10 345 418 dollars—the road's highest month. The 12 month total and yearly gross set new highs, with official gross of 111 666 60 dollars, up 19 852 883 from 1915, which was a low year prior. A poem follows.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jane
Champs trim roster amid suspensions and rain delays
Ray Bashore and Smith were released to meet the team’s player limit as Champs reduce to thirteen with four pitchers, two catchers and seven fielders. Bill King is suspended for a bad thumb. Morri sor, the manager, remains among seven fielders. Rain dampens attendance. 184 of 198 league games played, 14 postponed. Walter Smallwood wins for Newark in the International League. Pitcher Binkle released from the Mountaineers and free to sign elsewhere.
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Ray Bashore
Champs
Smith
The
Raiders
Mle
Bill King
Frederick
Hmit
Morrisor
Ralu
Blue Ridge
St. Swithin
Hagerstown Globe
Baseball Scores From St Louis to Brooklyn and Boston
Baseball results include St Louis 3 Athletics 0 with Hamilton Severeld Nabora Picnich. Detroit 7 Washington 4. Cleveland 7 Boston 6 with Foster Thomas Coveleskie O Neill. Chicago 8 New York 1 with Russell Nanamaker Scott Schalk. Standings show New York 52 38 678, Washington 47 43 522, Boston 49 45 521, Detroit 49 45 521, Chicago 50 41 549, St Louis 42 49 462, Cleveland 50 41 549, Athletics 19 66 226. Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4. Newark New York 4 Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn 2 St Louis 0. Boston 2 Chicago 2. Darkness at Boston game.
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St. Louis
Athletics
Hamilton
Severeld
Nabora
Picnich
Detroit
Washington
Boland
Baker
Boehling
Henry
Cleveland
Boston
Foster
Thomas
Coveleskie
O'Neill
Chicago
New York
Russell
Nanamaker
Soott
Schalk
Handl
W.S. P.C
W.L. PC
N.york
Washin
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chalmers
Burns
Harmon, Wilson
Newark
Cincinhati
Linnings Hatteres
Tosreau
Ratden
Bay
First Maryland Infantry Receives Pay at Camp Piedras Negras
Soldiers of the First Maryland Infantry in Eagle Pass Texas received their pay for the period June 18 to July 1 at 5 30 PM yesterday, ending long pay rumors. Captain activity followed as borrowers settled canteen debts and money was distributed quickly among companies. The report notes other Maryland regiments may not be paid until August.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Maryland
United States
National Guard
Lasky
Piedras Negras
Frederick Fair Harness Racing Opens October 17 18 20
The Pen Mar Circuit announces the Frederick Fair racing card for October 17 to 20 with purses totaling 5200 for drivers. Eight fairs in the circuit compete, led by O. C. Warehime of Frederick as president. Entries in harness classes close October 10, and records from 1915 carry over with time allowances and running conditions governed by New York Jockey Club rules.
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Pen-Mar
Frederick
Frederick Fair
Pen Mar
O. C. Warehime
Maryland
National Trotting Association
New York Jockey Club
Canning Fruit Without Sugar in Household Food Prep
Department canning specialists advise preserving surplus fruit without sugar by using boiling water in place of syrup. Any fruit may be sterilized and kept in the pack with boiling water, though syrup yields better flavor, texture, and color. Pack fruit, sterilize in a hot water bath for 30 minutes, then seal and store in a cool dry place. For tin cans use quick cold-water shock after sterilizing, and a steam canner requires 10 minutes at five pounds of steam.
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Blue Ridge League
Tex Meyers
Johhny Agnew
Ake
George Edward
Mountaineers
Knauer
Long
Percy
Dysert
RH. E. Martinsburg
Milliman
Colley
Johnson
Maroons
Ponies
Ehmiling
Schaufele
Heller, Koeller
B. & C. Breaks Records
Christine Kerr Davis
People's Home Journal
Walter Smallwood
Itaiuere
Pall
Baltimore
Binkle
Mountaineer
National League
Dranning
Claps
W. L. PC. Brookly
Bost
Pittsbrg
Philéda
Cincintt
Byron
Erran
Piccsdir
Ryton
Checuet
Gorman
Lady Byron
Tokl
Hayden
Indianapolis Star
BG Fair
Undertaker CC. T
Heidelberg
Yondon
Franklin Savings Bark
Frederic
Esse
Csccee
State of
County of Frederick
Geo. W. Heinlein
Chas
T. Hendrickson
Amos Urner
eRisos V. Staub
Clayton O. Kerdt
Greenawalt’s
Spence, Wannger
S % Wirket
Commercial State Bank Square Corner
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MO
Howard County
Woodsboro
New London
State Road
R. R. Station
Lewistown
R.R. Station
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church ST
Beecham’s
Beecham
Hess
Community Hardware CO
N. Market ST
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
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