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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
3
Bill King pitched a 12-0 win over the Chambersburg Maroons at Agricultural Park, striking out 15 and allowing only three hits. Hustlers hold momentum as Wellyn may get a try-out this week, with Morrison reshaping lineups amid injuries and reassignments.
Blue Ridge League standings and schedule list games today Chambersburg at Frederick Gettysburg at Martinsburg Hanover at Hagerstown. Yesterday Frederick defeated Chambersburg 12 to 0 Martinsburg beat Gettysburg 5 to 4 Hagerstown upended Hanover 4 to 1. In a Hanover game King struck out thirteen as fans tracked strikeouts while evaluating curves and notes on a record chase.
Baseball results from Washington Cleveland Philadelphia and New York Detroit games with varied battery listings and runs. Martinsburg defeats Gettysburg in 10 innings on timely hits and doubles, while Hagerstown tops Hanover with clutch hitting. Frederick hosts a ministers’ meeting led by Rev Dr T Freeman Dixon with remarks by Miss Anna Taft and others.
Partial text shows National League items with at least two players named McKovery and St. Louis figures Gowdy and Gowdy described in varied spellings. Other club ties and uncertainties suggest a score recap or game notes from Cincinnati and St. Louis games with possible pitchers or hitters.
In Blue Ridge baseball notes, the Hustlers play strong with a ten game win streak, Martinsburg fans confident the Champs have the flag. George Noston released by Gene Hanks watched at Agricultural Park. Buck Hauver from St. John’s also attended. Hanover and Chambersburg to replay a disputed ninth inning decision, altering league standings as The News reports.
About a week after Powyer announced the correct league standings several sporting editors have the figure wrong. The piece notes confusion and points out that some people still do not grasp basic results.
Fragmented league table shows teams such as St Louis and Newark with records around sixty wins and mid forties losses, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn near .500, Buffalo and Baltimore in mid to low forties, Kan City and Chicago with mixed results, reflecting a chaotic 1910s baseball season snapshot.
Frederick Tennis Club action resumes on Hood College courts after rain. Matches include Maulsby and DeGrange defeating Hersperger and Molter 6 4, 6 as the strongest doubles pair with decisive play. Miss Ford also wins a key singles match. The Sunday schools world total stands at 237,866 with 26,076,593 scholars, excluding the Catholic Church.
Ensign Quiyan is assigned to the USS Sacramento and stationed off New Orleans while supporting ships near League Island Pa. The piece notes transfers from the North Dakota to the Sacramento and mentions visits from Quynn family members in Frederick and broader war-time naval movements and orders from Washington.
At the City Opera House six pho plays and one musical feature tonight head a program built around a three part drama Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde with Velet Gardner. The Goddess serial with Marke Williams and Anita Stewart and Her Realvation drama will also show. A Chinatown My Chinatown song number is listed. John Barrymore stars at Empire with Harold Tockwell in Are You 2 Mason and Winifred Greenwood in The High Cost of Blitting. Marvel Theatre shows The Curse of Work with Hildie Ritchie and Louise Orth. A farm drama At His Own Terms Fifty Years Behind and other features complete tonight’s lineup. Peach trains on the Cumberland division start August 1 with Brunswick crews operating. About 2500 peaches expected from Blue Ridge belt versus 1560 last year. Local Band at Jennie Smith Picnic: Brunswick I. O. O. F. Band to provide music for railroad men's picnic at Harper’s Ferry.
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