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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
3
The Gettysburg Ponies arrive for a two game set, with Wacker possibly pitching in the second contest and Taylor set to start today. Chambersburg, coming off a 2-0 1-4 doubleheader split with Embling, must hit better to avoid surprises as the series shifts to Gettysburg after Martinsburg.
In the Blue Ridge League standings through the weekend, Hanover leads with 15 wins and 11 losses, followed by Chambersburg 16–12, Martinsburg 16–13, Hagerstown 15–14, Frederick 13–14, and Gettysburg 8–18. Saturday games featured Gettysburg at Frederick, Hanover at Hagerstown, and Chambersburg at Martinsburg with reported scores 2–1 for Frederick and 0–4 for Chambersburg. Hagerstown 5–2 over Gettysburg. Hanover 3–2 over Martinsburg. A second Frederick game lists team totals and player entries for a detailed box score. A Hanover doubleheader against Martinsburg yielded 3–6 and 2–0 results with Scheidel and Holbig pitching effectively. The Pony and Terrier clash in Gettysburg split, with Gettysburg 6–4 in game one and 4–2 in game two, Stein homering in the opener.
A list of social notes records: C S Nicodemus buys bottles in Alexandria Virginia. Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson visit Chambersburg Pennsylvania. Mrs S E Mehrling and Miss Nellie Mehrling travel to Washington for a few days. T Brantner from Martinsburg West Virginia discusses Berkeley Springs reunion with B and O Veterans in Brunswick. H G Hinkens called to Martinsburg for his hotel and barber shop, funeral leave notes. Abe Wasserman returns to New York via Baltimore after visiting Max Myers and Mrs Fried man. Mrs Thomas Robertshaw of New York visiting W T Robertshaw's family in New York Hill. Mrs Erma Elgin and Mrs J E Brady visit Keep Tryst home. Mrs B Rau and Misses Ethel and Ellen Gohr and Miss S Kidwell spend weekend at W D Kidwell's Brunswick Street home.
Manager Connie Mack releases infielder Lewis Malone to St Paul of the American Association. Bill Lamar shines in the International League at .336. Lefty Russell sits fourth with .355. Toppy Hoar may join Hopkins for graduate work, while Gettysburg’s Hear eyed as a pitcher. Umpire troubles loom as Jamison signs Hanks and tests officials.
Summary of multiple baseball scores from Detroit Chicago St Louis Cleveland and Philadelphia with details on games and battery lines, plus standings for the clubs Cleveland Boston Washington Chicago Detroit St Louis New York Athletics Brooklyn and others.
Real estate agent John N. Clary sold 124 acres in Wameville County from Mrs. Alice Horcester to Dorsey Oden who resides on the farm. Oden plans improvements and will continue to reside there. Consideration was private.
Carroll County Commissioners appoint a slate of physicians to the Board of Health. Taneystown district Dr W H Wells Uniontown Dr Luther Kemp Myers Dr Lewis Wetzel Woolerys Dr Robert F Wells Freedom Dr M D Norris Manchester Dr J B E Weaver Westminster Dr Charles St Foutz Hampstead Dr R C Wells Franklin Dr E D Crouk.
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