Injured Champs May Be In Game Today
Manager Jack Morrison Texas Meyers and Bill King suffered minor injuries when their bus skidded on South Mountain near Gettysburg. Meyers feared wrist fracture. X ray taken. King expected to pitch if able, Lefty Clark to start if needed. Champs to play Martinsburg tonight and Gettysburg tomorrow.
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Frederick
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Jack Morrison
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Meyers
Lefty Clark
Stone
Yale Elects LeGore Captain After Suspension
LeGore, a Yale University infielder and former all round athlete from this county, was elected team captain for next season at the close of the Harvard series. He and several teammates were suspended last year for unknowingly playing summer baseball in violation of eligibility rules, and his return is expected to bolster both football and baseball for the Elis. Butter and Leather Booty. Thieves stole sixteen pounds of butter from Mrs. George Schaeffer’s ice house at Rocky Springs, leaving a twenty five pound milk can lighter by nine pounds. A sole leather theft at nearby Charles Masser’s premises is also blamed on the same suspect.
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Harry William LeGore
Yale
Harvard
LeGore
Elis
George Schaeffer
Rocky Springs
Rain Delays Hit Blue Ridge League Schedule Hard
Rain paused all Blue Ridge League games, adding more postponements and threatening doubleheaders. Stricker of Chambersburg is suspended for insubordination after demanding a pay raise. Horsey, former Lowell pitcher, joins Chambersburg. Marylnd A C and Mt St Marys split, with Gleason tossing six strong, allowing three hits in a 6 1 win for Mt St Marys.
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Hooper
Farrel
Eddie
Horsey
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Hanover
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Maryland
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Potomac Leagu
Allegany County
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Baltimore Orioles
Frederick
Dunn
Hagerstown
Howard
Knauer
Charles Soyer
Terriers
Scott McAtee
Mac
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Baltimore News
Property Deeded and Marriage Licenses In Frederick Area
Leo Weinberg and wife transfer real estate interest to Jeanette Weinberg for 10 dollars. William V E Long and wife transfer county real estate for 1100 dollars. Marriage licenses issued: Page McKendree Etchison 23 of Washington DC with Lucille Shannon 22 of Brunswick. John F Bussard 23 with Hattie B Summers 23 both of Myersville. Charles Alton Shoemaker 23 with Susie Green 22 near Lovettsville Virginia. G Maynard Martz 24 with Ava I Keyser 22 near Frederick.
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Leo Weinberg
Jeanette Weinberg
William V. E. Long
Susan M. Powell
Page McKendree Etchison
Washington, D. C
Lucille Shannon
Brunswick
John F. Bussard
Hattie B. Summers
Myersville
Charles Alton Shoemaker
Susie Green
Lovettsville
G. Maynard Martz
Ava I Keyser
Frederick
Field Meet Friday at 1 30 PM with best city runners
The YMCA field meet is set for tomorrow afternoon at 1 30. It will feature a 10 yard dash for senior and junior classes, shot put, pole vault, running broad jump, baseball throw, mile, 449 and 220 yard dashes, and other events. Entries must be handed in tonight. Early Potatoes: Feagaville gardener George Davis shows string beans and potatoes planted April 1, all good size. Granted Divorce: Herbert Ambush of York Pa. granted absolute divorce from Mary E. Ambush on statutory grounds. Dana Simmers files for absolute divorce from Walter R. Simmers on statutory grounds. Sloan Liniment ad touts pain relief with testimonials.
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George Davis
Feagaville
Herbert KE. Ambush
York, Pa
Reno S. Harp
Mary E. Ambush
Base Ball Scores From Yesterday in Serican League
Baseball results list games by league and city. Boston beat New York 2 0 with Foster Carrigan Shawkey Napamaker noted. Detroit topped Cleveland 3 0. St Louis defeated Chicago 11 1 in first game and 2 1 in second. Athletics postponed by rain. Standings show Cleveland 32 24 571, Detroit 32 24 571, St Louis 24 31 436, New York 29 24 547, Boston 28 27 509, Chicago 26 28 481, Washington 30 23 566, Philadelphia 15 25 300.
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Athletics
National League results from New York and Chicago doubleheader
In New York and Boston action the Mets beat the Braves 5 to 1 in 10 innings. In Cincinnati, Chicago won the first game 3 to 1, and the second 3 to 2 before rain postponed the rest. Standings show Brooklyn at 29 19 and 664, Cincinnati 26 28 at 451, Philadelphia 20 20 at 600, Chicago 25 29 at 483, Pittsburgh 31 28 at 429, Boston 24 24 at 50, St Louis 2 32 at 418.
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Prowdereant
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Toney
Clark
Chi
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Wingo
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Brookin
Cincinti
Philada
Mark
Pittsbro
St.Louis
Local games today and standings roundup
Standing schedule and results in games today with Frederick at Martinsburg Hagerstown at Chambersburg Hanover at Gettysburg Yesterday rain halted play No games yesterday W L B C standings show Chambersburg 18 12 .600 Martinsburg 15 15 .500 Hagerstown 14 16 .469 Frederick 14 14 .500 Gettysburg 3 3 57 .321
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Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Hanover
Gettysburg
W.L. B.C. If
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Hogs Die From Change of Feed Case Verdict
Ella M Albaugh sued Frank Stauffer for 25 dollars over two hogs bought from him. Justice C H Eckstein ruled for Stauffer, saying hogs may die from feed and environment changes since the animals were not ill when sold. Testimony spanned Saturday and Monday. decision delivered yesterday afternoon.
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Ella M. Albaugh
Frank Stauffer
C. H. Eckstein
Stauffer
Keep Your Feet Off Your Mind Remedies for Friction
A brief note presents a home remedy approach to foot corns and related conditions. It claims corns form to defend against friction and urges removing the friction source and the corn itself. The remedy promises efficiency without harshness and offers money back if it fails.
Wed at Eight, Guard at Nine Wedding in Harrisburg
John Elias Shade of Harrisburg, a Governor's Troop member, married Catherine Emma Mattes of Middletown. The ceremony at eight ended with Shade reporting to Captain George C. Jack at nine. President Wilson declines to speak at Baltimore peace group event after reaffirming his peace views.
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Thielty
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George C. Jack
Wilson
Washington
League
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Peace Organization
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