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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
3
The Champs host Gettysburg in Frederick for the final game of the present series with a likely Wacker pitching the afternoon contest. Rain halted play in the fourth after a 5-3 Gettysburg lead, marooning hundreds of Frederick fans and delaying further schedule through the week.
Tom Connelly stars at short for Champs now with Sioux City hammering the ball. Rain-soaked diamonds hinder play while Champs show improved fielding. Umpire Warner is suspended after mixing instructions. Hanks fills in. King Lear released to make way for a new man. Sue Clauser of the Raiders breaks a leg. Bob Orrison and Morrison lead Frederick hitters. Several game notes include base running miscues and rain delays. Martinsburg falls 5-3 to Chambersburg. Hanover defeats Hagerstown 5-3 to stay atop the league. Mrs. Garrett owns a copy of The Sun’s first issue from May 17, 1837.
Rain disrupts Blue Ridge League with six postponed games, leaving Hanover in first, Martinsburg faltering to third. Teams played nine games weekly due to rain while financial strains and postponed double headers impacted standings and fielding and batting averages.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications alone. internal remedies are needed. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the bloodstream to affect the mucous surfaces. It was prescribed by leading physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers. Send for free testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Blue Ridge League lists today games Gettysburg at Frederick Hanover at Hagerstown Chambersburg at Martinsburg with yesterday’s results Hanover and Hagerstown 4 and 4 Chambersburg 5 Martinsburg 1 Frederick Gettysburg rain standings show Hanover Chambersburg Martinsburg Hagerstown Frederick Gettysburg and notes newest records including Yowird and Winslow of Juigerstown.
Excitement broke out yesterday at Market and Third as two horses hitched to a grass mower dashed down the street just as a trolley neared from the ball park. They were corralled by Bob Orrison and Maurer with only minor damage to the mower. Owner David A. Scholl spoke of mowing College Park property when the incident occurred. The paper also notes a Sunday derailment near Jefferson and South streets delaying rail traffic and reports Rev. Calvin S. Slagle resigning after 28 years at St. Pauls Reformed Church. It includes an ad for Sloan's Liniment and a church youth picnic set for the Fair Grounds on June 2.
A quirky guide compares corns to natural defences against foot friction. It advises two actions to cure them: remove the friction cause and remove the corn with proper treatment, focusing on reducing irritation for relief.
A vintage advertisement touts Eureka Corn Cure as simple and effective for hard and soft corns bunions and callouses. It pledges efficiency without severity and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Price listed as 15 cents.
Base ball scores show Cleveland beating New York 7 to 6 with Caldwell Nana maker Covoleski and O'Neill as batteries. Other clubs not scheduled. Boston Washington 548 Chicago Detroit 50 St Louis vs New York 38. Sage Athletes 15 34 306 Seen.
A berichtet list notes standings of clubs with names Brookin Philada Cineinkt N.York and Boston. Interesting antiques are described from George H H Davis Feaguville including Indian flints and two ancient volumes. An attack at Pen Mar carousel left Garrett Needy with a razor scar and Black blamed.
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