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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1923
Page
6
Yesterday's results show Martinsburg 11 over Waynesboro 1. Several postponements due to rain affect games at Chambersburg Hanover Flawardstown Hanover and Hagerstown. Upcoming matchups include Frederick at Chambersburg Martinsburg at Waynesboro Hannover at Hagerstown and more throughout the week with dates listed.
Frederick Hustlers coach McNeill plans to pen his lineup around Moneymaker to oppose strong league contenders after a travel day to Chambersburg. The team, featuring a dependable youngster, eyes a top finish as next week’s schedule tests strength against Martinsburg and other rivals. An exhibition with Queen City Cults follows the Chambersburg game.
Chambersburg officials announced the hiring of Franke Red McDermitt as manager to bolster the Maroons in the pennant race. The seasoned infielder led in hitting last year with Jackson and adds five years in the International, two in the Texas League, and two in the Southern Association. Dowell had acted as interim manager recently as McDermitt prepared to take over.
Faculty members from three county high schools endorsed a Tuesday afternoon all star game against the Frederick High team. The News: Post proposed a county league champions versus all star selection with a future annual event. Brunswick High School Principal Roger Thar supported the plan and future similar events.
The Martinsburg club suffers losses while the Hanover Raiders surge with a strong lead. Huff leads a Burl Mack win as Waynesboro and Mountaineers split, and McNeill’s clubs show signs of coming back. The JohnlA squad returns home Sunday night with a Monday Hanover showcase ahead.
The ruling clarifies that once a ball leaves the tee it is in play and cannot be re-teed. Dropping from casual water and contacting a player has no penalty and allows a re-drop. A ball striking a spectator does not create a penalty if the ball would have otherwise stayed in play, with the break favoring the player.
The article notes a golf rule where play continues from the ball’s lie despite it hitting a gallery spectator after the match. No penalty is assessed for the contact as the ball struck a gallery member in the post game moment.
Waynesboro Villagers defeated Martinsburg Blue Sox 11 1 with Huff pitching dominating. Martinsburg mounted scattered hits but failed to rally as Waynesboro posted 14 base hits and solid defense in the Va coronation game.
The Rotary International council, meeting in Chicago, selected Toronto Ontario Canada as the site for the next convention to be held during the week of June 15 1924.
Report notes a 7-4 junior victory with Crone and Crane in key hits. Hanver and Gardner pitched, with Shater and Boost behind the plate, while wild pitches and substitutions marked the game action.
The Leaders Bible Class team defeated the Carpenters of Finyd Culler and Ror Toole 15 to 10 at Acri entural Park. Kemp Freize Shipley hit two-base and three-base drives while Beatty Mosbureg Engelbrecht and Shipiny led Leaders with solid at bats. The Reds and Blues will play this evening.
Incomplete score notes show New York games and Detroit outcomes with fragmented names and figures. An undetermined entry lists Clover and Ashifete with a 44 score, while Ty Taston and Penneck appear as unclear references in the day’s baseball notes.
The Potomac Public Service Company reports its new 590 kilowatt coal power unit at Williamsport is near ready for operation with tests showing the plant in satisfactory condition. Daily tests run for several hours and about eight thousand kilowatts have been produced since testing began, roughly half the plant capacity.
Local publication notes the value of ads in gaining attention and reader engagement. It highlights businesses and readers benefiting from promotional placements in the paper’s pages.
President M. Thompson announced several umpire reassig nments for Frederick County League games. Milton Frank will officiate Mt Airy Mt Alre Thurmont game and be picked up near Square Corner at 0380 o’clock. Robert Tebchert assigned to Twinswick Brnons wick Middletown game with Middletown to pick him up at Square Corner. At 2 o clock, Roger Morgan to umpire Woodshara Market games. Rocks Emmitsberg game to be umpired by Mur Nir Baa.
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