Frederick High dominates county field meet at Cadet Field
The Public Athletic League of Baltimore hosted the annual county wide meet at Cadet Field. Frederick High School topped the scoring with 22212 points led by standout performances by Grafton Wallis and J. Moran. Brunswick and Thurmont followed with 68 and 41 2 points respectively as girls also earned bronze badges led by Frederick Girls with eight.
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Frederick
Brunswick High School
Walkersville School
Thurmont High School
Emmitsburg School
Public Athletic League of Baltimore
William Burdick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburgh
Frederick High School
Emmitsburg
F. Miller
R. c. Dutrow
G. F. Grove
G. Harner
Paul Hoffmaster
P. Taylor
C. Porter
N. Byerly
Francis Miller
H. Mathias
B.H.S
Carl Reinmuth
George Miles
E. Brengle
G. B. Grove
N. J Grove
E. Miles
Z. Algfre
Co. Porter
J Wildman
A.wildman
L. Spence
XN. Byerly
L. Orrye
C. Shawbridge
H. Hoffmaster
N. Ports
W. H
H. Welty
J. Smith
T. Smith
B. H
Grafton Wallis
Randolph Horine
A. Harsh
Installation Tonight at Knights of Pythias
At the regular meeting tonight C Afien Jones will be installed as captain of the Uniform Rank succeeding L R Dohner who has been promoted to major Capt Jones is also the chancellor commander of the subordinate lodge of the order
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C. Afien Jones
The
Knights of Pythias
L. R. Dohner
Capt. Jones
Order
Blue Ridge League standings and results update
Yesterday Martinsburg defeated Frederick 10 to 4 while Hagerstown beat Chambersburg 2 to 0 and Hanover shut out Gettysburg 3 to 0. Standings show Martinsburg and Hagerstown atop the circuit with Chambersburg, Gettysburg, Frederick, and Hanover trailing. Notes recount a flag unfurling, umpire Glatts praised, and Strong infield play by Martinsburg amid a 6 to 2 Hagerstown win opening the season.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Klagerstown
Chambersburg
Hanover
Gettysburg
Haxerstown
WL. Pet
We. OL
Champs for Revenge From Martinsburg Routs Mountaineers
In the season opener the Champs lost 10 to 4 at Martinsburg. King allowed 13 hits while Goodwin held the Mountaineers to 7. Martinsburg jumped ahead with two big innings and the Champs miscued on defense as the visitors tacked on runs in the fifth and ninth.
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Frederick Bright
Garly
Martinsburg
Morrison
Connie Mack
Clarke
Champs
King
Bill King
Goodwin
Rabbit Agnew
Calder
Johnlson
Gorrison
Johnson
Orrison
Long
Martinsburgers
Rawlings
Morris
Percy
Dean
Heiner
Duburrow
Blue
Whalen
Cf Percy
Ac Dean
Ae Mitchell
Putman
Guyer
Frederick
Schwab
Agnew
Base Ball Scores and Standings Briefs from the Day
Baseball results include Detroit 3 over Philadelphia 2 and New York 2 over Chicago. St Louis beat Washington 2 and Cleveland 5 over Boston. Standings show Cleveland 16 8 600 and Chicago 12 14 462 with Boston 12 32 601. Other scores from St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Brooklyn noted.
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Jerson—Myers
Schang
J Coveleski
Dubuc
Stunage
Baker
New York
New
W.L. P.C
W. Lbc
Cleveln
Boston
Waahin
Chicago
N.york
St.Louis
Athletics
St. Louis
Philadelpia
Ames
Snyder
Halmers
Murray
Cleago Caleno
Vaughn
Archer
Rudolph
Gowdy
Pittsburgh
Perritt
Dooin
Kantelner
Wilson
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Oney
Wingo
Cheney
Miller
W.L. B.C
W.L
Brookin
Cincinnt
Philada
Pittsbrg
Frederick baseball draws a record crowd at Agricultural Park
Yesterday's game at Agricultural Park drew Frederick's largest crowd ever for a baseball contest with more than 2200 paid admissions. The grandstand and bleachers were packed and hundreds watched from the race track as Martinsburg benefited from four ninth inning hits including a triple and a double. The Mayor tossed the first ball and the 1916 pennant will be raised on Pennant Day.
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Heiner
Goodwin
Martinsburg
Agricultural Park
Frederick
Fraley
Chris” Albaugh
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Public Athletic League
Itish
P. Orrison
A. Walker
Arthur Myers
F. H
Frank Urner
Harry Lease
J. Rose
Aa. Myers
C. Compher
R. Grove
B. Working
Franklin Welty
Charles Wolf
John Moran
F. WH. S
A. Anderson
E. H W. Biser
C. M. Compher
J. ‘Moran
F. ‘Welty
F. Collins
A. Tracy
Rt. Grove
C. Wolf
A. Porter
V. Mohler
D. Werking
C. Stein
T. H. Rogers
G. R. Shipley
C Porter
I. Zentz
John Fisher
BE. D. Duvall
J. Fisher
H. FP. Mealey
X. Prestiani
E. McBride
D. Wenner
L. W. Schnauffer
C. H. Gilbert
James W. Martz
Lee Feet
C. Basford
George Knock
F. H S
Herman Grimes
M Hirst
R. Mills
H. Downey
R. Morgan
Wm Quynn
M. Ramsburgh
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Issite
Glatts
Chris
Shorty Long
Bill
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Terriers
Wil Jow Lane Park
Winslow
Milliman
Kelseth
J. McPherson Scott
Scheidel
Muckert
Stroi
Longacre
Kohler
Franklin Savings Bank OF
Maryland
Lawful & Banking Bank
Yes
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State of
County of Fredericks
Geo W. Heinlein
Inatitadien
Gra. W. Heinlein
Thomas A. Chapline
Corrett
Attest
A. J. Fromer
Clayton OL Kendt
Aun Henshberger
Dempsey
Stevens
Port
Winitora
Morrisonites
National League
Frederick, MD
U. S. Government Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
Capital
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of
T. Albert Gilson
Commercial State Bank
State Bank
Hamilton
ELGIN
Waltham
Howard
Ingersoll
McCleery’s’ Jewelry Store
North Market ST
City Opera House
Amick
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Alfred Vonburgh
the Empire Home OF
Quality Photo
FOX
Robert B. Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
Stuart Holmes
Count de Briquet
Mantel
William Fox
Mary
York
Lee
Pennsylvania Station
Central Park
Riversine Drive
Grant
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fifth Avenue
Trip
Areirick
Walkernville
Wordabeta
Kewmar - Taner Town
Latticston A
Hangrer
Spring Grove
Wee York York
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
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