Champs Anno us To Duplicate Victory
The Frederick Champs edged the Maroons in a tight contest, out batting and out fielding to erase the league lead. Snyder and Pedone starred for the visitors while Agnew Meyers Maurer Myer shined for Frederick as Bill King relieved in the sixth. The win tightens the race as Frederick eyes fourth with Martinsburg in sight.
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Frederick
Maroons
Martinsburg
Champs
Ste
Taylor
Wacker
Mt. St. Mary's Battery
Bill King
Snyder
Pedone
Myers
Myer
Agnew
Maurer
Thormaien
Pinth
Meyers
Thormelen
Milliman
Meyer
Horsey
Thormalen
Gleason
King
Chambersburg
Gialts
AB. R. H
Fahrey
Hooper
Port Catcher Released and Barnstorming Blues in Blue Ridge League
The Chambersburg club released Port, a former sharp backstop, due to his lack of form. Hagerstown suspended Karl Howard until his arm regains strength. Toppy Hoar quit the Ponies over pay. Gettysburg faces tight finances limiting player acquisitions as teams chase wins in frequent extra innings.
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Chambersburg
Port
Hagerstown
Karl Howard
Howard
Toppy Hoar
Ponies
Ira
Gettysburg
Sherman
Baker
Mumford
Plankmen
Hanover
Flagerstown
Raiders
Ilanover Record-Herald
Frederick
Lodge Elects Officers at Mountain City Council No 12
Mountain City Council No 12 of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty held an attended meeting last night electing officers for the new term. Edward M. Dyer is councilor with Mrs Viola Summers as associate and Mrs Ella Mae Pyles as vice councilor. Others include Mrs Bessie Dubel recording secretary Mrs Katye Dyer associate and Mrs Fannie Eader treasurer Henry E. Cramer guide Mrs Della Stallings inside guard John Locke outside guard Mrs Carrie Kussmoul trustee Mrs Mary B. Engelbrecht and delegates to the State council Mrs Fannie Eader Henry Cramer and Mrs Viola Summers with alternates Mrs Rose Yinger Mrs Bessie Dubel and Mrs Mollie Oland. A visit from Golden Star Council of Hagerstown added interest and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Edward M. Dyer
Viola Summers
Ella Mae Pyles
Bessie Dubel
Katye Dyer
Fannie Eader
Henry E. Cramer
Della Stallings
John Locke
Carrie Kussmoul
Mary B. Engelbrecht
State Council
Rose Yinger
Mollie Oland
Golden Star Council of
Hagerstown
Hagerstoin
Rena Wernes
Rebecca Russell
Emma Hull
Katye Stitely
Etta Brake
Eda Havermill
Katie Simmons
Saille Stauffer
Rena Hart
E. H. Holden
Blue Ridge League standings schedule and results update
Yesterday results show Chambersburg 7 Frederick 5 and Hagerstown 4 Gettysburg. Leaders Hanover 20 wins and 6 losses, Chambersburg 21 14, Hagerstown 17 18, Martinsburg 16 19, Frederick 15 18, Gettysburg 12 20. Today games Chambersburg at Frederick Hanover at Martinsburg Gettysburg at Hagerstown.
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Blue Ridge League
Fredrick
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Haover
Martinsburg
Frederick
Hanover
W.L. Pc. Iew. L
Baseball Scores From Crowded Schedule Across Major Leagues
Summary of results from games in Boston Cleveland New York St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Chicago with scores including Boston 8 over Athletics 5 and 5 to 1 in other matchups. Standings show Chicago 29 29 500 Detroit 33 28 541 and other club records.
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Boston
Athletics
Wyckoff
Sheehan
Myers
Schang
Foster
Jones
Pennock
Shore
Carrigan
Cleveland
Chicago
Beeb
O'Neill
Danforth
Schalk
New York
Washington
Jallin
Henry
Fisher
Nanamaker
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Reulbach
Gowdy
Rixey
Killefer
Ragon
Jebs
Hughes
Hragresser
Goudy
Mayer
McQuillen
Burns
Cincinnati
Schulz
Wingo
Jasper
Gonzales
Brooklyn
Philada
Pittsbrg
N.york
St.Louis
Brief Items From Local Scene
On a fishing trip E Peter Mantz landed four bass. John D Conard's Dill Avenue property is being repainted by George C Killian. Mrs E S Robinson of the Pas terizing Milk Plant East Patrick Street added a clarifier to her plant. The DeLavel Co New York installed the machine that clarifies milk and cream by thirty disks, then pasteurizes. Leaves possessing fight focusing lenses noted. An ad promotes Ethan’s wall snes sn with 2% cents price.
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E. Peter Mantz
John D. Conard
Dill Avenue
George C. Killian
E. S. Robinson
East
Patrick Street
DeLavel Co
New York
Circus Day Draws Great Crowd In Frederick
Circus day brings busy scene as Sells Floto arrives from Hagerstown. Willard and Gotch perform with elephants horses and clowns. Parade delayed by train. crowds fill streets for two shows. Noted writers and the Green Book project join the event. Recruit Glennie Barrick and George Fay enlist at local station for Fort Slocum training.
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Frederick
Hagersprown
East Church Street
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Cuba
Frank Moran
Willard
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Alt
Weill
Charlies P. Cushing
U. S. Army
Waddington
Glennie Barrick
LeGore
George Fay
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Terriers
Terrers
Shermar
Phoenix
Bangs
Durborrow
Sherman Kohler
Benson
Howard Winslow
Weeden
W. Va
Hanover Raiders
Scherdell
Blue
Sch Stroh
Colley Land
Verdeh
and Cope
LODGE
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Williams
Indianapolis News
National League
Sloan
Sioan
Ethan
Berett St
Collier's Weekly
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Chicago Record Herald
Denver
Circus
Beecham’s
Franklin Savings Bank
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershbeader
Frank V. Staub, S. Amos Urner, Harvey R. Lease
H&a. Wator
Tire CO
Pateah Sinel
Peedanich
Aid
Benseefs
Ajte
Commercial State Bank
New York Winter Garden
Braddock Heights Park
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
East Patrick ST
Frederick County
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market
Insurance
al Newspapers
Hews
Nipwspa
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