State to Improve Emmitsburg Road Bids Sought
The Maryland State Roads Commission plans to rebuild about eight and a half miles of Emmitsburg Frederick road in Frederick County this summer. Bids for the four mile Emmitsburg pike section north of Thurmont will be opened June 27, with resurfacing bids for the four and a half mile section opening July 3. Completion would yield a modern through route from Frederick to the Pennsylvania line, linking with Pennsylvania’s proposed rebuilds.
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Blue Ridge League notes on players and games
Irwin and Ehmling face suspensions while umpire Glatis ejects Weeden last Saturday. Weeden expelled, Raphan resigns, Marks becomes arbiter. Champs set a club record with three home runs as Tex Meyers strengthens the lineup. Also reported is a warehouse fire in Hagerstown damaging Benjamin Berkson’s stock and notes on state road bridge plans near Middletown and Jefferson.
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Champs Battle With Terriers In Frederick Double Header
The Champs beat Hagerstown with three home runs and shut out the visiting club behind Bill King’s pitching. Frederick shift to host the Terriers with a double header set for tomorrow at 2 15 PM. Orrison Johnson and Meyers homered as King held Winslow to ten hits in a decisive win and three straight blue ridge league standings update.
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Blue Ridge League standings and results summary
Yesterday results include Frederick defeating Hagerstown 5 0 and Chambersburg beating Hanover 6 0. Current standings show Chambersburg leading with 15 wins, 9 losses, Martinsburg 15 and 10, Frederick 19 and 8, Hagerstown 3 and 18, Gettysburg 1 1, Lehigh? 0.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League games included Cleveland defeating the Athletics 11 to 2 in a tilt featuring Bagby O Neill Myera Schang. Chicago beat Washington 3 to 2 with Harper Walsh and Sebalk handling batteries. Detroit edged New York 4 to ? with Cullop Waters Hamilton Stanage. St Louis topped Boston 5 to 1 as Rash and Davenport starred in the Battery. Standings list Cleveland 31 19 620 Detroit 26 24 510 N York 25 24 543 Chicago 28 24 478 Washington 26 22 542 St Louis 27 458 Boston 25 23 521 Athletics 14 0 334. National League saw Philadelphia defeat Pittsburgh 5 to 3 with Demaree Burns Miller Wilson driving the runs. Boston blanked Cincinnati 4 0 in 45 innings to close darkness. New York beat Chicago 5 to 2 as Vaughn Archer Benton Rariden starred in the Battery. Brooklyn edged St Louis 3 to 1 with Pfeffer Meyers Meadows Snyder on the mound. Standings show Brooklyn 26 16 619 Boston 20 22 476 Phila 25 19 508 Cincin 22 25 468 N York 23 20 535 Pitts 20 22 444 Chicago 24 25 490 St Louis 21 29 207. Other notes include Chambersburg defeating Hanover 6-1 with Stricker striking out seven and yielding one hit. Gettysburg beat Martinsburg 11-2 as Hoar and Kohler led. Creagerstown won 7-2 over the Odd Sox with Blickenstaff pitching well.
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Y M C A Baseball Opens Season in Purcellville
The Y M C A team will play its season opener at Purcellville on Saturday afternoon with a planned doubleheader. Probable lineup includes Notnagle or Bell, Harris, Bopat, Clemson or Grove, Rogers, Houck, Feaga or Fleischman, Peck at Selby or Grove. The field meet of the Y M C A is scheduled for June 28 with many entries already received.
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Manager Clayton Opens Cottage
Fred Clayton manager of the Clayton Cottages at Braddock has arrived on the mountain and is ready for the summer season. He hosted visitors over the weekend including Mr and Mrs H J Gensler of Washington DC. Mr Gensler is a US Senate reporter and longtime government employee, on a business trip in this section.
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