Martinsburg Falls to Frederick 7 1 in Baseball Fray
Martinsburg Mountaineers visit at the local ball park as Frederick Champs suffer a 7 to 1 loss. Lee Myers and Tex Meyers anchor the offense while Greenwell yields eleven hits but shows late control. The Champs, striving to climb from fourth, hope stronger pitching and timely hitting unlock a week of victories.
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Frederick
Greenwell
Country Storris
Martinsburg Mountaineers
Martinsburg
Lee Myers
Matter
Tex Meyers
Champs
Maroons
Maurer
Morrison
Qrrison
Bob
Jack
Cook
Ebling
Blue Ridge League Standings and Slugging Comets
The Blue Ridge League standings show Chambersburg leading with 22 wins, followed by Hanover and Hagerstown. Yesterday's results featured Martinsburg beating Frederick 11 to 1 and a tense mix of hits and fielding errors. A planned Martinsburg at Frederick and Chambersburg at Hagerstown clash headlines today’s schedule as communities pursue the county championship.
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Chambersburg
Frederick
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Hanover
Frederck
Ponies Triumph Over Terriers In 4 3 Victory
Gettysburg defeats Hagerstown 4 to 3 as Sherman delivers a sacrifice fly for the winner after Rasmussen starts and Mumford relieves. Plank’s long peg from right saves a run for Hagerstown, Kohler scores Kohler. Much action in a tight, late showdown.
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Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Rasmussen
Mumford
Sherman
Seiffert
Kohler
Plank
Smith
Residence repainted by force under Henry R. Lampe
Ex Senator Jacob Rothlack’s home on West Church Street has been repainted by a force under Henry R. Lampe. Military service in Portugal is compulsory.
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Jacob Rothlack
West Church Street
Henry R. Lampe
Portugal
Oklahoma
Riliam Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
Frederick
McSherry
Middle West
East Second Street
Blue Ridge League Notes Butchers the Martinsburg Club
In the Blue Ridge League a weak Martinsburg club faces fading fan interest as Frederick leads the recent series with a .23 batting average for Frederick and .359 for Martinsburg. Frederick's fielding is .977, while the home club posts uneven at bats led by Orrison.
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Chambersburg
Frederick
Maroons
AG Orrison
Ler
Alh
Our Graduates Need Physical Education for Health
The essay cites Samuel G. Dixon urging physical training from elementary to college level to build lasting health. It argues current curricula neglect physical development, hindering individual and national welfare, and contrasts with Sweden’s systematic education and ancient Greece’s balanced mind body training.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Sweden
Motorcyclist Fined 25 Pays After Security Held
Garfield Spencer of near Adamstown was fined 25 by Justice Eckstein for operating a motorcycle under the influence. His bike was held as security until he paid the fine, which he did after returning with cash. He claimed sobriety, but authorities found his defense weak. Also notes Kid Sheeter trains for a July 4 bout with Jack Andrews at Company A Armory, with two six round preliminaries and a battle royal. French officers devise a light-sled with aeronaut propeller to cross desert sands.
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Garfield Spencer
Adamstown
Justice Co
H. Eckstein Yesterdyy
Spencer
Kid Sheeter
Jack Andrews
A Armory
Centry
Kid Wilama
Speed Run Through Frederick to Test Auto for Troop Transport
A speed run by Charlies W. Johnson from Uniontown to Baltimore and back, 412 miles, aims to show auto adaptability for transporting U S troops. The event, supported by Uniontown Lodge 370, will pass through Frederick July 9 with temporary speed regulation waivers. Johnson, a noted cross country driver, plans a roughly eleven hour trip, coordinating with local officials and War Department figures. The project promotes the Old Trails Road and may involve government observers. A trial run is set for Friday to finalize plans, with mechanics tuning the Greyhound vehicle and trimming weight.
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United States
Charlies W. Johnson
Uniontown
Baltimore
Uniontown Lodge No. 370
Hpo.r
Pennsylvana Elks
Haltimore
Mr. Johnson
Guy K. Motter
Frederick Lodge
W. H. Smart
Johnson
The
Elks
Uniontown Lodge
Baker
Hay
Houge Military Affairs Committee
Frostburg
Cumberland
Hancock
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baseball Scores and Standings From The Day
Baseball scores from Boston Cleveland New York and St Louis with games: Boston 7 Athletics 3 Cleveland 4 2 Chicago. New York 4 Washington 2 St Louis 6 Detroit 2 first game. Detroit 3 St Louis 2 second game. Standings show Cleveland 35 26 674 Washington 29 624 New York 31 26 560 Chicago 20 508 Boston 33 28 64 St Louis 27 35 430 Detroit 34 25 S40 Athletics 17 40 298
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Athletics
Batterles
Johnson
Carroll
Ruth
Thomas
Cleveland
Chicago
Hatteras Wilame
Schalk
Bagby
O'Neill
New York
Washington
Hatteries
Caldwell
Nunmaker
Bochling
Jenry
St. Louis
Detroit
Wellman
Bevereld
Dtbuc
Baker
James
Koob
Clube
W.L. P. W.b. Pa. Clevelnd
Washin
HL York
St.Louis
National League Scores and Standings Report
In Philadelphia Boston and Chicago Pittsburgh matchups the results show Philadelphia 0 Boston and Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati 8 St Louis 2 and Brooklyn 1 New York 0 with standings listing Brooklyn 34 22, Chicago 39 91, Philadelphia 31, Cincinnati 28 33, Boston 29 25, Pittsburgh 26, New York 28 27, St Louis 27 36.
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Boston
Batterley
Barnes
Gowdy
Alexander
Killefer
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Croper
Wilson
Prendergast
Fischer
Lenton
Adams
Gibaon
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mitchell
Clarke
Doak, Snyder
Brooklens
New York
Brooklyn
Tesreau
Rariten
Miller
W. L. PG. W.L. B.C. Brookin
Goi Chicago
Philada
Monster six pound catfish caught near Rog Bridge
Mar shall Jenkins, colored, reeled in a giant Mississippi catfish at Kolb s sandbar near Rog Bridge yesterday, weighing six and a half pounds and measuring 23 inches. The catch drew praise from onlookers as one of the largest of its kind in local waters. Jenkins, known for skill with hook and line, reported the fish ran hard and pulled 150 feet of line before the pull in. He had seven fish on his string, totaling 12 pounds, with the giant catfish weighing more than all the others combined.
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Kolb’s
Rog Bridge
Marshall
Jenkins
Kemp
Jenking
Mississippi
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Martinsburg World
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Franklin Savings Bark
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IGEO
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Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
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Frank V. Staub
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E. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
James E. Doll
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