Champs Edge Martinsburg 4 0 In One Hour Twenty
Croose Bill King pitched for the Champs as Frederick’s Mountaineers were shut out 4 0 by Taylor and the Champs. Morrison Maurer and Agnew led the offense while Maurer and Myers played sharp defense. Lefty Clark was Martinsburg’s only bright spot with a double. The game lasted 1 hour 20 minutes and kept Champs in the hunt for fourth place as Martinsburg heads to today’s road game.
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Blue Ridge League Standings and Results Recap
Yesterday in the Blue Ridge League Frederick defeated Martinsburg 4 0 while Hagerstown outscored Chambersburg 5 4 and Gettysburg beat Hanover 7 3. Today’s schedule features Martinsburg at Frederick Chambersburg at Hagerstown Gettysburg at Hanover. Standings show Chambersburg leading with 22 wins and 16 losses, Hagerstown 18 19, Martinsburg 17 20, Frederick 16 19, Gettysburg 14 20.
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Base Ball Scores From American leagues
Summary of games: Philadelphia Athletics 9 beat New York 7. Cleveland 5 defeated Chicago 1. Washington 6 defeated Boston 2. St Louis 3 beat Detroit 2. Standings show New York 25 wins 24 losses, Detroit 34 39, Cleveland 35 27, Chicago 31 29, Boston 32 23, St Louis 28 35, Washington 33 29, Philadelphia 41 29.
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National League scores and standings with extra innings note
National League results list AL games with New York and Philadelphia hard fought scores. Cincinnati over St Louis 9 to 6. Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in the first game. second game lasts 18 innings. Team standings show Brooklyn 23 22 814 Chicago 23 24 468 Philadelphia 31 27 524 Pittsburgh 27 31 466 Boston 29 26 527 Cincinnati 28 24 492 New York 29 27 518 St Louis 23 36 438.
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Blue Ridge League notes and player moves across circuits
The Hagerstown Herald reports umpire James Murphy and Marks officiating the Hagerstown Chambersburg game amid talk of a franchised Blue Ridge League team to curb Hanover. Pitching shines with one no hit and one one hit game as Kid Stricker returns with a raise, while Horsey seeks to manage Milling ton in Peach Belt. Thormahlen allegedly poisoned by Frederick batters. Glatts blamed for a loss. High school vibes noted as fans and reporters roam. Frederick’s Taster and King teased. Tainhart, Frederick’s third baseman, arrives with a .234 average and .934 fielding last year.
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Pennant Celebration Near as Mountaineers Triumph Pushes Up
A brief note states that within a week or two the 1915 pennant will be raised at the ball park. A small win over the Mountaineers today lifts the team into fourth place, signaling a tense late-season surge.
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Lively Boxing Card Slated for July 4 Armory Bouts
A four bout boxing program promoted by J A Kidwiler is set for Tuesday night July 4 at 9 30 in the First Regiment Armory. Main event features Kid Sheeler from Frederick in a ten round bout with Jack McAndrews of Baltimore. Other matches include George Chances versus Johnny Kilbane and several preliminaries.
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Cuba Boasts World’s Largest Orange Grate
A striking landmark in Cuba covers about 2000 acres, claimed to be the world’s largest orange grate. Local officials promote it as a tourism icon and a symbol of agricultural ingenuity.
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