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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
6
Buck Ramsey pitches for the Hustlers as Costello or Stevens likely to start for Martinsburg. The pair, with Bie, rest after recent work, are considered for today’s game. Frederick beats Martinsburg 9 to 4, Seaman and Horan notable with Ramsey fanning five and Roberts giving six free passes.
In Hagerstown a local machine failure disrupts daily village life as residents debate the annual vacation plan. Officials and residents weigh options while service crews assess damage and seek a quick resolution.
Hanover fans note weak pitching across the league while Buck Ramsay anchors the rotation and Blethen stays steady. Weeden and Oakes have faltered as Frederick and King round into form, with Downes and Downey powering Salisbury in the Eastern Shore League amid a wave of former Glue Raiders in the circuit.
Hanover, Pa, hosted a double header with Chambersburg. Hanover lost game one 4 to 0, then won game two 6 to 0. Batter ies: Hanover Joyce and Hagerty. Chambersburg Hepting Wood and Logan.
Blue Ridge notes stir concern over late hour starts in Chambersburg as several games end before nine innings due to darkness. Martinsburg lodges formal objection while twilight play is seen only where daylight saving time rules apply. Wilson belts his thirteenth homer at Frederick, Lew Blue stars for Detroit with a .831 batting average, and Tigers boast four hitters above .300. Manager Corcoran returns from Baltimore with two players and a promise of another from Stallings. Poke Whalen fields a strong Eastern Shore lineup with Godfrey and White among recent roster moves. Stinebaugh shifts from catching to first base, having left the Blue Ridge League for the Southern and Hanover years.
The Y M C A will host its third annual camp at Big Pool from June 6 to 30, for both boys and girls. Alvin Quing leads the boys camp with Mrs Steel directing the girls. Activities include swimming boating hiking and various games, with transportation by machine to and from Big Pool.
In an Eastern Shore League game at Crisfield a fan attacked umpire Knowlton between innings, halting play briefly before being escorted out. Parksley led 4 to 3 when the incident occurred. Crisfield plans to challenge the umpire’s ruling. Downes and Downey, former Blue Ridgers, starred for Salisbury in a 7 to 1 win over Cambridge. Downey and Hurley contributed defensively. Schroll pitched for Cambridge, while Ulm won for Pocomoke City. Flag Day observance urged as Sons of the American Revolution push for display of colors on Wednesday.
Saturday results show Waynesboro 10 over Martinsburg 1 and Hanover 19 over Haweratowns Chambersburg 17. Yesterday’s scores include Martinsburg 4 over Frederick, Waynesboro 8 over Hagerstown 6, first games Waynesboro 5 over Hagerstown 4, Hanover 12 Innings Chambersburg 4, second game Hanover 6 Chambersburg 0. Today Frederick visits Martinsburg, Waynesboro visits Hagerstown, Chambersburg visits Hanover. Weekly standings list Chambersburg at Frederick, Martinsburg at Waynesboro, Hagerstown at Hanover. Thursday and Friday matchups include Frederick at Chambersburg, Waynesboro at Martinsburg, Hanover at Hagerstown. Saturday’s schedule has Waynesboro at Martinsburg.
American League results include Cleveland routing the Athletics 21 to 3 with Uhle O Neill and Naylor among the pitchers. Detroit defeated Washington 7 to 3. Chicago beat Boston 7 to 6. St Louis topped New York 7 to 1. Philadelphia beat St Louis 14 to 9. New York defeated Cincinnati 9 to 3. Boston beat Pittsburgh 11 to 2. Brooklyn shutout Chicago 8 to 0. Standings show Detroit 25 28 472 and New York 35 20 636 among others. In Morgantown, WV, 49 union miners families were ordered evicted from Brady Coal houses after a hearing. cases appealed to circuit court.
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