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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
2
The fragmentary report shows A C defeating Crum and Tallinix and Kemp held to one hit while Stump and Pearce feature in late innings. The piece notes team statistics, fielding errors, and manager credits amid a partial box of names and scores for a 18 and 13 record reference.
Adamstown defeated Maryland team 1 to 0 in a keen contest Saturday on the latter's ground. Zimmerman hurled well for Maryland but support was lacking as Creager, Brouffer, Boyle and others produced timely hits. Nicol recorded two hits for Adamstown while Boyle and Snouffer fanned seven batters apiece. Umpires Hull and Thomas officiated the game in 2 hours.
Detroit Newall Athletica beat Batterton Willatty 10 7 in Netroit Newall. St Louis defeated St Louia Boston 6 0. Cleveland 8 Washington 2. Chicago 7 New York 3. Detroit 2 Athletic 0. Chicago 2 New York v Batteries Pord Sweeney Smith. St Pauls St. Louis 2 0 batteries Lake Killifer Collins Carrigan. Standings show New York 26 11 94, Washington 17 23 94, Athletics 20 12 64, Cleveland 15 19 44, Detroit 26 16 - .
National League results from Saturday include Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1 in a Philadelphia game with Lewin Moran Hanpam Willis Phelps listed for the battery. Chicago beat Boston 4 in 12 innings with Mattern Graham Brown Kilng credited. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 9 4 with Wilhelm Barger Erwin Adams Simon noted. New York beat Cincinnati 8 2 with Gaapar Clark Drucke Raymond Meyers listed. Standings show Chicago 25 13 6 8, St Louis 20 21 4 8, New York 24 16 6 26, Brooklyn 19 22 4 3, Cincinnati 29 18 5 14, Philadelphia 14 22 38, Pittsburgh 18 28 6 handicap.
Eastern League scores from Saturday show Trenton at Lancaster and Altoona atop standings with decisive wins. Montreal defeated Buffalo while Providence routed Jersey City. separate matchups include Newark rain delays and Toronto games lingering.
An unveiling in Boston honors Mrs Melita and Misses Rifflines as the portrait of Mrs Donald McLain is presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Washington representatives attend with remarks on Revolutionary progress and preservation.
Baltimore pitcher Lefty Russell held Newark to two hits and struck out ten in a strong Saturday performance. He has gone 6–1 this season with eight starts, three shutouts, and a rising profile among major league managers. Russell’s eye catching form suggests a move to bigger teams and higher status may come soon.
After a fall season finale at Athletic Park, St Johns College of Annapolis faces the All Stars of Washington in a strong matchup. Col E Austin Baughman arranged the noon deal for a 4 oclock kickoff tomorrow. Frederick team loyalists listed in line include NcDonald Don Me Dosneld Curly Brown Noyes and more with J Salb and Le Salb among the lineup.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Robes, Nie Cambridge, and Degren in unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization to verify.
Three year old Max Barrie died from a tightly tied cloth cord about his neck in a Delancey Street tenement. Neighbors and a druggist aided the boy before Gouverneur Hospital doctors found the corded strangulation. Coroner and police pursue whether accidental or foul play, while MolIie Greenburg is questioned and no arrests yet made.
A gathering of Baptist laymen from Baltimore churches will attend the Western District House Association meeting in Rockville tomorrow and Wednesday. Rev. IL Bo Welshiumpel leads the association. An annual sermon will be delivered by Rev. Droby Porter and Rev. Alonzo DSW titers. The city minister will attend a convention and depart tomorrow afternoon. On Wednesday morning a sermon will be preached before the convention.
A report indicates a plan to extend the Hagerstown electric railway from Williamsport to Winchester through Hedgesville. A West Virginia committee including A. C. Dunham B. M. Debs and W. L. Brannon held talks in Hagerstown with trolley officials on extension costs. They plan another conference on June 8 at Hedgesville with a willingness to subscribe stock and donate right of way.
Mr Alfred O Kemp of Peart presents a box of fine large cherries to The News office. Cherries measured up to six inches, described as exceptionally fine. Mr Keay reports a high crop and ready sale. Three pound bass caught by Master William Bowara of Clarke Place while fishing Saturday in Moocacy.
Local notes report Laurel High School will hold graduation exercises in Laurel on June 7. Hagerstown decorates Union graves in a related gesture while midshipmen plan a summer dinner. Caspar Loucks descendants to attend a York Pennsylvania reunion June 18.
Examination for teaching certificates and free scholarships to be held at Frederick Girls' School on Gast Church Street. Details show location and purpose for applicants seeking training funding.
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