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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
7
Blethen appears set to start today against Waynesboro if Jupiter Pluvius spares the field. Persistent rain at Agricultural Park threatened a postponement as yesterday’s game was washed out after one inning under heavy showers.
Eugene O'Dunne charges that Samuel Leibowitz gave a Cadillac to Dr. Hubert J. Wade, a State Prison Board member, amid political funding ties and a House of Correction contract. He argues taxpayers fund campaign gifts and question the prison manager's political role in a progressive era.
Burton Shipley, Martinsburg pilot and Delaware College instructor, arrives to manage the Blue Sox likely strengthening weak spots with college players arriving mid June. Five to four players will be refroated to meet the player limit as Shipley may replace Wilson in the outfield with Mullaney catching. Mickey Corcoran issues six pink slips to former Terriers including Berry Bachman O Hearn Talarczyk Philips and Rapine. Lefty Dye remains a strong pitcher for Piedmont Dry Bags, earning a 9 to 3 win over Rowlesburg with ten strikeouts. Waynesboro face disciplinary issues as several players drank heavily at Pen Mar Memorial night, and may be benched for weeks. police arrests ensued but some players were released.
Yesterday results show Frederick and Martinsburg games affected by rain. Hagerstown beat Chambersburg 6 to 4. Today Ames schedule lists Waynesboro at Frederick Martinsburg at Hanover and Chambersburg at Hagerstown.
A large dog owned by Russell Lambert bit Charles Burkhart on the hand near East Sixth Street as Burkhart exited a lunch room. Burkhart bled from the wound. a warrant for Lambert’s arrest for allowing the dog to run at large was sworn. Officer Clem Lambert ordered the dog removed and the doctor’s bill paid by Lambert. Justice J Grahame Johnson. It was reported that the dog was rabid yesterday but this was erroneous.
Automobile Commissioner B Austin Bagghman warns motorists who ignore newly painted safety lines on Maryland roads. Motorcycle police will watch for violations and add repeat offenders to a public blacklist. He commends Chairman Macknall's line painting as a major road safety measure.
William Baumgartnen, a newcomer from Baltimore, arrived to join the Ram eyites as a general utility man with infield skill. He previously played short for Baltimore City College and lately for St Patrick's. Hagerstown beat Martinsburg as Chambersburg and Hagerstown tied after ten innings in a rain affected game with a late finish.
Cleveland beat Detroit 9 to 4 with Coreleskie Sewel Pit lette and sasaler credited with the hits. St Louis defeated Chicago 12 to 4 as Shocker Severeid Lehann Sehalle led the batting. Other games were postponed by rain. Standings show Cleveland 22 24 47 and St Louis 27 18 600 with New York 29 17 430, Detroit 20 24 480, Chicago 10 25 432, Athletes 19 20 487, Boston 17 24 417.
In Boston at Boston New York defeated 7 to 3 with Miller Gowdy Shea Sny fer on the batteries. In Chicago Cincinnati beat Chicago 11 to 7 with Illespie Wingo Steuland O Farrell on the mound. Other games postponed by rain. A For Sale classified advertisement in The News will bring results. Watch The News crow.
Corporal Gearhart of the state police yesterday led arrests for motor vehicle violations. Earl H. Rodeffer of Winchester charged with operating under the influence was jailed in Washington County. George A. Butler of Winchester fined 20 dollars for speeding through Sandy Hook. George J. Beil of Baltimore fined 15 dollars for a similar offense. John B. Eckhart fined 10 dollars and costs plus 10 more for lacking an operator’s license. H. M. Mullendore of Trego fined 15 dollars for a lack of mirror on a solid tire truck and swinging markers.
A Brunswick jury at Wevertown ruled that G. Hoffmaster driver of the auto that struck and killed Earline Watkins, a young girl, acted without opportunity to stop. The inquest found the death an unavoidable accident after an hour of deliberation, with Justice O W Younking presiding. E Wirts announced the verdict.
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