Martinsburg Confab Rally Covers Blue Ridge League
Martinsburg hosts the Blue Ridge Baseball League officials for the annual meeting at Hotel Berkeley. President Jamison outlined a strict policy on salary limits and class players while urging clean play, commendable conduct, and unified support for a strong season across the circuit. A concluding executive session set opening-day plans and rain insurance, with speeches praising fellowship and urging broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vincent Jamison
Blue Ridge Baseball League
Martinsburg
Berkeley
Jamison
Seaon
American Legion Hall
Pop
Taicht
Farberite
Re Ua Sun
Byerstown
Preitedt Jamison
Ram
Ieague
Messrs
Reulin
Slanor
Brockmap
Brers
Kissinger
Cleveland Seitert
Maroc J. Lewis H. Thompson
H. G. Tonkin
Martinsburg Club
le cx
Grounls
Anion Holsteys
Good Fellowship
Caise Fa Otery
Cits
Charles Fo Gandeli
Frank EK
Schmitt
Ira C. McCurdy
Charlie Cremer
Frank Shape
API David Cramer
Rack” Ramses
Charles Hishew
Barrs Fo Chaplieev
McCardyr
Schmit
Sresion
Gondell
Bamner
Nem
Emmitsburg Loses Hard Game to Middletown Nine
Emmitsburg high school loses a tight valley game to Middletown nine by 10 to 9 after a ninth inning rally. Middletown led early with seven runs through three innings. Emmitsburg surged back with a ninth inning rally and a late counter by the Valleyites, led by Remsberg and Beachley, but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Emmitsburg High School
Vine
Middletown High
Valley Lown
Mountaineers
Valleyites
Emmstaburg
RH O.A
OG Tong
PD. Boyle
iMaschman
Wants
Widdletown
A. Beachley
Ie Sumooers
Remshberg
Thaker
R. Gaver
E. Baker
R Gaver
Long
A. Remsberg
KE. Baker
Gaver
St. Gaver
Beachley
Hauver
PL Gaver
D. Boyle
Rowe
Hanver
J Boyle
Wantz
Young
OM Young
Pitehter
Soorer—Slifer
Key Post Sets Aside $2,300 for Home Fund
Francis Scott Key Post, American Legion, voted to set aside $2,400 to finance a Legion home. G Hunter Bowers was authorized to appoint a board of three trustees to invest the fund in Fourth Liberty Loan bonds and the interest in Liberty bonds. Trustees named were D Relph Zimmerman, William M. Storm, and Lester Smith. A five member committee was formed to select a building site, chaired by William M. Storm. Proceeds from American Legion Week totaled $2,483.93 and a Memorial Day observance was planned. A birthday social for Ethan Wachter was held in Utica with many attendees and a large 72‑candle cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott
William M. Storm
Lester Smith
Legion
Ward Angleberger
Dr. Clay
Delbert Poole
Joseph Elkins
Daniel FE. Leatherman
Leavis Sponselier
B. M. * Davis
Sherman Ll. Bowers
Charles Klimenauer
John Snyder
Os Unto Others. Babsan Procks Cake Discussion
A quirky local note recounts a playful exchange about a cake praised as awful nice. The chatter hints at community humor and mentions The News in passing as widely read among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babsan
Hagerstown Club names daily practice plan and Kimmick shines
Hagerstown baseball manager Corcorna orders one daily workout until opening. Walter Kimmick, ex Waynesboro player now with Cincinnati Reds, may win a regular spot. He played second, had a single, and 10 chances without error in a Reds win over St. Louis. Batting average 294 across six games. Chalkey McCleary expected to report to Hanover soon. Other roster moves noted as the club trims. The Blue Ridge team beat Peerless Athletic Club 12 to 2 in a Saturday game. Property transfers listed in local real estate notices. A remark about a Galli-Curcing joke ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kimmick
Waynesboro
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
St. Louis
Kimmick
Heathcote
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Cities
Baseball scores from games in Philadelphia Chicago New York Boston Washington and Pittsburgh are listed with winning and losing teams batter names and player details. Standings show New York Chicago Detroit Boston St Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with win loss records and percentages. In related news William Shephard Manning Jr assistant GM of Solvay Process Co shot and killed himself in a barn after struggling with insomnia.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Cleveland
Hayerles
Kommel
Lerkina
Cofeleskie
O'Neill
New York
Chicao
Batteries
Shawkey
Devermer
Ledge
Schalk
Boston
Detroit
Batterles
Ebrmke
Bassler
Ferguson
Just
Washington
Joule
Weington
Vanier
Severed
Francis
Garrity
W.L
W.L.P.C. N.york
Chicago
Hatterles
Ring
Henline
Freeman
O'Farrell
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cooper
Mattoxadore
Deberry
Cincinnati
Wastop
Bet Gres Odan
Hargrave
Marquard
St. _ Louis
Syracuse
William Shephard Manning, Jr
Solvay Process Company
Manning
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Confar Rallies League
Weeden
Hanover
Shipley
Texpective
Frederick
The
Chicago Tribune
Greenville
Piedmont
Ethan Wachter
Utica
Mr. Wachter
Clay Wachter
Clarence Dudrow
Glen, Hierald
Lester
Ruth
Samuel Summers
Than
Austin
Steiner
Helen
Norman Ramsburg
Elizabeth
Steiner Wachter
Mary
Vivian
Clay
Russel
Williamt Geéisbert
Hagerstown
Corcorna
Chalkey McCleary
Chalkey
Bert Weeden
Milwaukee
Brewers
Mackey
Hamilton
Tennant
Staley
Matthews
Hackathorne
Hagerstown Blue Ridge
Peerless Athletic Club
Washington, D. C
Verecker
Barry
Noon Frederick Realty Co
Claude Clary
Rosemont
Bes T. G. Crampton
H. Dorsey Etchison
Wm. T. G. Crampton
E. Dwight McCain
Catoctin Country Club
McCain Orchard Co
John B. Hickman
Worthington C. Staley
Joseph B. Lepold
Knoxville Home Corporation
Knoxville
Nashville
Piepelaergin
Studebaker
Asures
Frederick City
J. H Grove
Patrick Street
Resuyt
American League
National League
WG. Pcwal
P.C. N.york
Brookin
Philada
St.Louis
Pittsbrg
Government Bureau of Engraving and Printing
New York Herald
Frederick-Town
Fisk Lees
ISK Cord
Fisk
RCO Mei
Ford
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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