Champs Hustlers Games Are Awaited In Big Blue Ridge Series
Frederick Hustlers inch closer to the top of the Blue Ridge League as Marthaburg arrives for two games next week. Attendance is expected to break records with extra seating under consideration. Frederick won 5 to 4 in extras over Hanover as King May may pitch today to prepare for Martinsburg. Orrison Lamar and Morrison led the offense, while Smallwood pitched well for Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hustlerson
Blue Ridge
Baseballust
Marthaaburg
Frederick
Hanover
King
Jack Morrison
Bill King
Stevens
Clank
Martinsburg
Morrison
Orrison
Lamar
Smallwood
Hornets
Morrisonites
Blue Ridge League standings and results from yesterday and today
Frederick beat Hanover in a 19 inning contest by 5 to 4. Martinsburg won 1 to 0 against Chambersburg, and Gettysburg defeated Hagerstown 5 to 1. Frederick and Hanover combined for 25 runs, with Smallwood earning 3 earned runs. Plank debuted as a pitcher for Gettysburg, defeating Hagerstown 5 to 0. Martinsburg claimed its eleventh straight win, 1 to 0 over Chambersburg, with Hoffecker and Johnson delivering the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hanover
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Plank
Ira Plank
Braves
Oyler
Champs
Baseball Scores From The Day Across The League
Scores show Boston beating Detroit 7 to 6 and Chicago defeating New York 6 to 4. St Louis topped Washington 6 to 3 while Philadelphia and Cleveland tied 3 to 3. Detroit and Chicago led the standings as Boston and St Louis posted strong totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostion
Detroi
Boston
Prauss
Steen
Covaleski
Boland
Stanage
McKee
Leonard
Wood
Thomas
Washington
St. Louis
Ayers
Henry
Wellman
Agnew
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Athletics
Morton
O'’Neil
Knowson
Lapp
New York
Chicazo
Cientte
Scott
Marer
Shawkey
Pieh
Incomplete 19th Century Baseball Score Fragments
Fragmented score notes list multiple matchups with team abbreviations and player names. Entries mention Cincinnati vs Boston with 6 2, Pittsriga vs Brooklyn 25 2, Chicago vs New York 3 2, plus Batteriess Stroud Meyers Lavender Pierce Archer and St Louis Philadelphia on wet grounds. The text is garbled with misspellings and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Schneider
Wingo
James
Hughes
Barnes
Gowdy
Pittspirga--Brooklya
Sitesburgh
Rucher
Miller
Harmon
Gibson
Chicago
New York
Chicero
Stroud
Meyers
Lavender
Pierce
Archer
Perritt
Schaute
Schupp
Degin
St. Louis-Philadelphia
Gettysburg Martinsburg game sets four new Blue Ridge League marks
Monk Walters will not report to the Eastern Shore but may stay in Hagerstown. Four Blue Ridge League records fell in the Gettysburg Martinsburg game including ten straight victories and a one hour ten minute contest. Mart insburg still aiming high as teams chatter about lineups amid rumors and local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monk Walters
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Funerals and incidents reported at local street events
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah A. E. Toms were held at 3 p.m. at her home with Rev. Ulysses G. Rupp and others officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Arthur Kline sustained hand injuries at work. Dr. Hendrix treated the wounds. Andrew J. Cummings resigned as Resident Commissioner for Maryland at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Bertie Le Cutsail seeks absolute divorce from Harvey S. Catsail. A judge comments on a theater encounter between a husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. E. Toms
Second Street
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Henstanding
L. G. Kieffer
Wlpcs
H.C. Zacharias
A. A. Philada
Radelltt
C. Albert Gilson
McQuirker Brookin
York
William D. Zimmerman
Chicago
Claude Witbide
Ome
Mt. Olivet
Thos. P. Rice
Arthur Kline
Charles T. Kline
East Third Street
OxFibre J Brush
Hendrix
Frisco
Cy” Cummings
Andrew J
Cy) Cummings
Montgomery County
Maryland
San Francisco
Bertie le Cutsail
Reno S. Harp
Harvey S. Catsail
Federal League Baseball Scores and An Advertising Block
The Chicago Chicago game saw Buffalo defeat 2 to 1 after a postpone. Betty Irendergast and Blair listed among players. An alarming accident report states Mrs John Wilson was burned when liniment cork sprayed into her face. An advertisement touts a liniment claiming to relieve toothache neck pain and other ailments with broad claims from a drugstore ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
West Third Street
Social guests and home notices from Braddock Heights update
A long list of guests and residents visiting Braddock Heights and nearby cottages is reported. Names include Mrs. Weat Miss Dorothy West Miss Evelyn Weat Mr Crump Miss Crump and many others from Washington Baltimore Lansdowne and Frederick with updates on cottage stays and arrivals. Also noted are local activities such as a water melon party by Miss Inez Willard, construction on a rustic bridge, and Bible book distributions planned for August 15 through Fredericks County groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M UL. Helton
Washington
No Helton
Hk. ¢ Helton
Frank Helton
Lansdown
Seachrist Mountain House
Charles H. Froyer
Ida Sutton
Cora A. Sutton
Turner
Baltimere
Glenmount
Miss Craigmile
Frederick
Giadya Stephens
Annis K. Stephens
Baltimore
R. H. Gememy
Alma Gememy
Washhington
Pdr
Strassburg
Charles Morton
Morton
Sylvia
Pittman
Kaufman
Krtaler
C. K. Perkins
F. H. Linthicum
Dorothy Linthicum
Linthicum Heights
Delmont
Roland
Misa Chamberlain
Waringdale
Davis
McCardell Cottage
Abby McCardell
Arthur Doll
James Harris
Jean Merriken
Missa Merriken
Inez Willard
Harry Allen Price
Brightside
Albert Siammond
Greensburg
Dietrrich Cottage
C. A. Phreeger
Braddock Spring
McCardell
John W. Mumford
Hymeneas Lakin Brown Mass Quiet Marriage
John H. Lakin of near Jefferson marries Miss Mary Harp Bra n dworth of Brunswick at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage at 7 am. They plan a two week Atlantic City honeymoon and will reside on a Jefferson area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg—Harp
Mary Harp
Smithsburg
Frederick County
Emmit Brandenburg
Myersville
Frederick
E Holmes Lamar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shipley Estate Inventories Filed in Baltimore Orphans Court
Pha estate of Mis Ida R Shipley widow of Charles Shipley filed inventories yesterday listing personal property 117672 and real estate 78912 total 197584. Real estate includes a 512 acre mountain farm near Thurmont Maryland appraised at 7000 and other ground rentals valued at 74962. Mrs Shipley died June 16 leaving income from 100000 for life and the Thurmont farm to Caleb Merritt of Salem Virginia with trust principal to benefit the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South after his death.
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Pha
Ida R. Shipley
Charles Shipley
Orphans’ Court
Baltimore
Thurmont
Shipley
Caleb
Merritt
Salem
Ife
The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Hood College tennis doubles and singles results update
Two tennis matches are scheduled today on Hood College courts starting after four. Yesterday’s play yielded close results as Serena Motter beat Lillian Motter 6-2 6-4 in ladies singles, Frank Mants beat Walter Zeigler two love in men’s singles, and Castle with Duvall beat Sotheron Howard and James 6-2 6-4 in doubles. Braddock Heights auction set for Monday by United Realty Co aims to attract Frederick investors or locals. Police Court: Levy Palmer and Mary Bentley charged with cruelty to children. magistrate to reconvene advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Serena Motter
Lillian Motter
Frank Mants
Braddock
Walter Zeigler
Frank Castle
Newell Duvall
C. Sotheron Howard
E. Austin James
Park W. Loy
Earl Zeigler
Reginald Hammond
Monroe Zeutz
Braddock Heights
United Realty Co
Frederick
Levy Palmer
Mary Bentley
Fraley
Dennis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Champs Hustlers
Battle Ground Hornets
Crawford
Eline
Stroh
Blue Ridge League
Starr
Pownall
Mackett
Bunting
Glatts
R. H. E. Gettysburg
Oo Hagerstown
Plank and Jarosiek
Miller and MiNiman
Hoffecker and Johnson
Yates
Noore
Ir W. L. Pet. Win
Tenance
SSS Epee A
National League
Hittie
Evers
Arkens Poot Specialists
Chambereburg
A Wellyn
Wade
Breck Shaw
Breck
M. EB
Presbyterians
Trinity M. E. South
Buck Barton
Gene Hanks
Boyd
Stricker
Maroons
Witler
Warsaw
Wolfe and Grove
North Market
West Fourth
Hasabe
Federal League
Buffalo
Irendergast
Wilson
Bedient
Anderton
Blair
Pittshrs
St Louis
Bsltmre
California
Sean
Hymeneas
Trayer—Hood
J. K. Hood
Hood's Mill
Mary E
Joshua G. Trayer
Clarenden
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick &T
Irving
Vienna
Nevin Watts
Hall
Husalan
Thorton
Bagley
Shipley Estate
Franklin Sawtres
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger, Frank V. Staub
Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Joby
Frederick, Md
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market ST
the News
Waterman Fountain Pens
the Empire
Lauren
Bessie Barriscale
Jane Wallace
Pitfalla
Winga
Thos. H. Ince
Ee Ince
Winifred Greenwood
Zaca Lake
Keystone
Bhees
Frederick Ick Gas and Electric Dept
WN and
Frederick RE. R
Evet
Patrick Street
F. Panrney
Poe
D. Fahrney & Son
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