Champs Begin Hagerstown In Four Game Openers
Frederick resumes league play with a four day series against Bert Weeden’s Terriers in Hagerstown. Morrison’s Champs, buoyed by a 5 2 win over Hanover, rely on Taylor the rookie pitcher and Maurer at short to anchor a sharpened defense and timely hitting led by Morrison.
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Hornets
Pownell
Blarr
Mackett
Starr
Agnew
Ant
Clank
Mackert
Champs
Maurer
Morrison
Mates
Terriers
Hagerstown
Knaur
Hanover
Huckster Taylor
Farmer
Western Maryland College
Frederick
Taylor
Blue Ridge League Standings and Daily Schedule
Blue Ridge League today features Frederick at Hagerstown Gettysburg at Martinsburg Hanover at Chambersburg. Yesterday results: Frederick 5 Hanover 2 Martinsburg 2 Angerstown 0 Chambersburg 4 Gettysburg 3. Standings show Martinsburg leading with .760, Chambersburg .714, Hagerstown .500, Gettysburg .143, Frederick .143.
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Blue Ridge League
Frederick
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Hanover
Chambersbug
Angerstown
Chambersburg
Wol. PLC. IV
Around the Bases and About the Blue Ridge
The report covers local baseball chatter and player notes from the Champs and Morrison’s teams. Maurer impresses, Jolles fights for hits, Stuffy Johnson sprains an ankle, and Agnew’s return remains doubtful. Hobarrison delivers timely hits, while Dunn steals bases in every game. Morrison’s pilot boasts a .856 average with ten hits in seven chances. Cadets vs Brunswick previews and Miss Almira Baker’s graduation from Fairmont Academy are also noted.
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Morrison
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From Evening Games
Fragmentary baseball scores list games between Philadelphia and Chicago, Boston and St Louis, Detroit and New York, and others. Batters, pitchers, and team abbreviations appear, with incomplete lineups and unclear inning tallies across multiple cities.
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Philadelphia
Athledes
Chicago
Myers
Belang
Bager
Willian
Bons
Sehalls
Boston St
Loui
Orto
Weilman
Eatenry
Washington
Cleveland
Batterion Coveleshia
O'Neill
Johnson
Willa
Detroit
New York
W. L. Pcy Web
Clevelad
Em Penrolt
Pittemurgh
Pittsburgh
Alterlewtantishner
Gibionilson
Aleaalider
Killeter
Kidago
Brooklyn
Tolleret Pene Archer
Rucker
Milter
Cincinpati
Cincinnati
Boston
Schneider
I Ing
Reulbach
Gowdy
St Louis
Benton
Thariden
Ames, Snyder
Maryland Guard officers attend state rifle camp at range
M N G officers led by Major D John Markey and Lt Storm head to the state rifle range for an officers instruction camp joined by six regular army instructors. Brig Gen Gaither commands the camp with about 126 officers from the First Fourth and Fifty Regiments. Attending regulars include Lt Col Steyer Capt Reed and Lts Waddit Elliott Dlner Hodges. Gov Harrington may visit. President Wilson signature awaited to enact new Army bill strengthening militi a organizations nationwide and expanding Company A MN G locally after the encampment starting July 23. Also Gettysburg defeats Mt St Marys 7 to 2 in baseball as Hoar wins it with strong pitching.
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D. John Markey
William M. Storm
Elmer Munshower
Maryland Guard
Charles D. Gaither
Harrington
Wilson
Company A
Letter of thanks from Paint and Powder Club visit
Miss Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy assisted in arranging the Frederick visit of the Paint and Powder Club on May 9, 1916. Wallis Giffen secretary of the organization expresses gratitude for the courtesy and hospitality shown by Mrs Baughman and other Frederick ladies. The note ends with continued appreciation and regards.
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Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy
Paint and Powder Club
Wallis Giffen
Organiant Ton
Baughman
Frederick
Savings and Paints Endorsed by Real Estate Owner
A prominent real estate owner credits Lawrence Paints with lower costs and better coverage. In a letter, Ross Andrews says the paints save money, require fewer coats, and offer durable finishes. The ad lists Lawrence Porch Paints, Carriage and Automobile Paints, Art Grain Finish, Dresden Flat Paints, Like-Name and Factory White enamel, with Central Hardware Co. in Frederick, Maryland as a retailer.
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W. W. Lawrence & Co
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Paints
Ross Andrews
Lawrence
Lawrence Porch
Lawrence Carriage and Automobile
Dresden
Fiat
Central Hardware Co
Frederick, Md
Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick 1916 balance sheet loan list
Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick Maryland presents a 1916 balance sheet with deposits, assets and securities. The document lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, stocks bonds and securities, real estate, cash items and foreign notes with totals and adjustments. Statements show weekly deposits surplus fund undivided profits expenses interest paid and dividends. The secretary Geo W Steinlein swears the statement true before Notary Thomas A Chapline with attestations from directors.
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Juuissau
Vena Ca Cale Rhea Ei
Elas i
Heaard No
Esses Sa Aeene
State of
Maryland
Frederickes
Geo. W. Steinlein
EO. W. Heinlein
Thomas A. Chapline
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Rabbit Agnew
Jace
Tri-City
Jack
Markett
Clunk
Caddin
Dunn
Orrison
Boo
Mackart
Jackas
Kunkel
Sherman
Harrity
bal—Johnson
Schaeffer
Maroons
Stevens
Gettysburg Ponies
R. H. E Getysbe
Chambr
Gettys
Kohler
Port
Kalsemine
Dean
Goodwin
Winslow
Hiner
Dempsey
Earl Howard
Stroh
C Mates
Seereee
Ae Earene
Kunukel
P Weereee
Sherman Beeaee
Bostonhans
Marrewvs
Silk Sox
Carroll County
Jolles
Rabbit
Hobarrison
Schoener
Jamison
Doll Derr
Derr
Junior Dunn
Country Morris
Brunswick
Wilhide
Baumgardner
Thurmont
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Yeaterday
National League
M.N. G
Chip
Mountaineers
Mt. St. Mary's
McHoyn
Toppy Hoar
Mt. St. Mary’s
Hoar and Mahaffee
Mc Hoyt and Corgan
Tommy
Aint and Powder Club
Condior
Franklin Savings
TION
Torvland
Tora
A. J. Frome
Clayton
Keedy
Hershberger
MaydSdtt&wit
N. Market
BON Ton
Arch
Freiderick
Norfolk
Navy
Reseda
Coats
Commercial State Bank
State Bank
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
City Opera House
Papa
Leo McDonald
Frederick County
the Empire Home OF
Quality Photo
William Fox
George Walsh
Doris Pawn
FOX Pictures
Mary Page
Furniture Loans
Frederick Loan CO
Market St
Doll’s Jewelry Store
James E. Doll
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