Martinsburg Champs Defeat Gettysburg 11 To 6 In Rain Wade
The Lowry Champs defeated Gettysburg 11 to 6 as Abe Welcher lasted four innings before relief. Morrison and Cook led the batting with doubles, and Johnson added a timely three bagger during a downpour that spurred a big fourth inning. The series continued with road games against Frederick later today.
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Jack Morrison
Martinaburg
Frederick
Champs
Martinsburgers
Lowry Champs
Gettysburg
Plank
Longacre
Ranahan
Abe Welcher
Welcher
Lewellyn
Ump
Myer
Foiles
Orrison
Johnson
Cook
Agnew
Morrison
Brooklyn
New York
Blue Ridge League Standings and Schedule Report
Standings, schedules and results for Blue Ridge League shown with Martinsburg at Frederick, Hagerstown at Chambersburg, Gettysburg at Hanover after yesterday’s Frederick 11 Gettysburg 6 and this morning’s Frederick Martinsburg rain. Teams listed with records IW L W and percentage, Chambersburg 1.94 692 714.649, Martinsburg 0 0 0, Hanover 2.74 588, Hagerstown 0 0 0, Gettysburg 0 0 0 with unplayed games noted.
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Martinsburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Hanover
Frederick-Martinsburg
Tlagerstown
IW. L
Gettysburg Beats Frederick In Baseball Tilt
Gettysburg 10 Frederick 4 as Boyne Seiffert Cook Maurer Morrison keyed with two base hits and a three bagger Johnson tripled Meyer Foites and Agnew contributed sacrifices. Ranahan Welcher Lewellyn split mound duties, Longacre on base, game lasted 2 10. Umpire Warner.
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Wueenmary
Boyne
Seiffert
Cook
Maurer
Morrison
Johnson
Meyer
Foites
ball—Johnson
Gettysburg
Frederick
Balla
Plank
Longacre
Ranahan
Welcher
Lewellyn
Stein
Agnew
Warner
Mountaineers Lose to Albright 2 0 in baseball game
Mount St Marys was shut out by Albright College 2 to 0 yesterday. With three on base and none out, the Mountaineers failed to score. Deck Troutman and Beamy, McHugh and Corgan were cited for the batteries. Md School Juniors also fell 8 to 1 to the Junior Athletic Club with Kine allowing 12 hits and Rinehart two.
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Mountaineers
Mount St Mary’s
Albright College
Troutman
Maryland
Kine
Rinehart
Frederick Last In Team Totals In Unofficial Figures
An out of town sports writer lists Frederick last in both team batting and fielding averages. Batting .207 and fielding .921 are cited, with Frederick's hitting described as not especially poor yet questioned by editors. Other teams include Martinsburg Chambersburg Hanover Gettysburg Hagerstown.
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Frederick
RE. H. P&c
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Hanover
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
PO. A. EL PC
Terriers Take Morning Game in 4 1 Victory
Hagerstown defeated Chambersburg 4 to 1 in the morning game. Pitchers Howard and Weeden worked the batteries with Milliman and Port handling defense for Hagerstown. Chambersburg struggled to mount offense as Hagerstown secured the win.
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Terriers
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
E. Hagerstown
Chambersborg
Howard and Weeden
Milliman
Port
Portrait of Key Monument Noted at New City Hotel
A framed portrait of the Francis Scott Key monument hangs in the New City Hotel lobby and draws admiration. Created by local photographer Kreh, it is a hand colored enlargement from a photo of the monument at Mt. Olivet cemetery near the author of the National anthem’s tomb.
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Key
Francis Scott Key
New City
Kreh
Mt. Olivet
Confederate Memorial Day Observance Planned
Confederate Memorial Day will be observed on Saturday June 2 with graves at Mt Olivet and St Johns cemeteries decorated by Stars and Bars followers. United Daughters of the Confederacy unite with Alexander Young Camp for the observance beginning at 2 20 o clock.
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Followers of the Stars and Bars
Mt. Olivet
St. John's
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander Young
Hospital Register Names Confusion After Baltimore Crash
A young woman injured in a Sunday automobile crash near West Friendship, Darrell County, was brought to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. She was registered as Miss Genevieve Cowj thra of New York, but police were told her name was Miss Mandie Bennett, claiming to be the 19 year old daughter of H. W. Ennett of New York.
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Tm Hospital
West Friendship
Darrell County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Genevieve Cow
Jthra
New York
Mandie Bennett
H. W. Ennett
Baseball Scores From Waterday American League Results
American League games listed with Washington Athletics 6 to 5, Detroit 17 to 6 over St Louis in two games, New York 3 Boston 0, and Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 0. Standings show Washington 24–12, Chicago 16–19, Cleveland 23–14, Detroit 10–8, New York 19–14, Athletics 14–21, Boston 18–18, St Louis 13–28, Philadelphia 19–16, Pittsburgh 16–17, Cincinnati 19–21, St Louis 16–22, with notes on rain and performance trends including Morrison hitting .500.
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Washington
Athletics
Sheehan
Bohang
Ayres
Henry
Detroit
St. Louis
Baetterie
Mays
Thomas
Caldwell
Walters
Chicago
Phlladelphia
Brooklen
Piladelphia
Battersea
Cooney
Meyers
Rixey
KiWefar
Boston
New York
Bostom
Mathewson
Murhizen
Rudolph
Gowdy
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
Mitchell
Wingo
Jacobs
Wilson
St Louis
St Louis-Chicago, Rain. Standing of the Clubs: W. Lpc. W.L.P
Brookin
N.york
Esate Cee
Philada
Pittsurg
Wae Cinocinti
St.Louis
Morrison
Around the Bases in the Blue Ridge League
Ira Plank enjoys success as pitching questions loom for the Blue Ridge League. Players released include Mumford and Mitchell from Martinsburg, with Sloan joining to retrench the staff. Jimmie Cook debuted for Champ with two hits in four at bats. Raiders faced changes as F C Mackett left for Sunbury, Lee Bill Clay quit baseball, and Plank trimmed the squad releasing Norman Robinson Roy Myers and Stevens. Fabrey aims to return today while Jamison signs with Lonaconing. New umpire appeared. Raphan aided by Bonstrom. Douglas pitched for Wheeling. Kelly visits Frederick. Colts eye double bill in Frederick. English chemists propose new hide tanning method.
Out of Cut She Is Again in Law's Clutches
Sylvia Milberry released from the House of Correction was arrested by Chief Britchey with Anna Mary Palmer after a chase through an alley by the C and P exchange building. Anna Mary Palmer fined 15 dollars. Sylvia's case pending. Henry Only fined 6 dollars, then 10 or 66 days in jail after protest. George Nelson charged with disturbing the peace, but dismissed for lack of evidence.
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House of Correction
Sylvia Milberry
Britchey
Sylvia
Anna Mary Palmer
Adams
C. and P. Exchange
Anna Mary
August T. Brust
George Nelson
Henry Only
Brust
Henry
Meat Prices Soar In Frederick Amid War-Driven Hike
Reports from Frederick indicate a temporary meat price rise as livestock costs climb. Beef on the hoof jumps from seven to fourteen cents per pound, hogs from nine to eleven cents, with Europe’s wartime demand cited. Grass-fed stock expected to soften prices later.
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Porter House
Surloin
Europe
Hughes and Dupont Seek Republican Nomination for President
Chicago reports two more candidates for the Republican nomination United States Supreme Court Justice Hughes of New York and Coleman Dupont of Delaware. Frank Hitchcock and William Ward launch a pre convention effort for Hughes while Governor Whitman intends to nominate. Hitchcock notes a plan to seek Alabama support to bring Hughes forward early. Hitchcock says Hughes is the active candidate and no headquarters will be opened for him.
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Chicago
Charles Vrand Hughes
New York
Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Frank H. Hitchcock
William D. Ward
Justice Hughes
Whitman
Hughes
Hitchcock
East
Alabama
Hughe
United States Supreme Court
Two Contesville Men Die by Suicide in West Chester
Two Contesville men killed themselves, coroner's jury verdicts. Charles C. Stokes, about fifty, hanged himself at his brother Carroll Stokes' home. Andrew Frederick, thirty-two, hanged in his bedroom, recently sent for nervous trouble. leaves a wife and five children at Coatesville.
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West Chester
Charles C. Stokes
Carroll Stokes
Chester County
Andrew Frederick
Coatesville
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Blue Ridge League
Priedericke Seer
AB. C
Albright
Ae Mountaineera
Troutman and _Beamy
McHugh and Corgan
Rinehart and Fleischman
King and Hoffman
Sveti Hefeindauers
Peabody & Co
National League
Ira Plank
Eddie
Ira
Mumford
Sloan
Jimmie Cook
Dunn
Eee
Bill Clay
Norman Robinson
Roy Myers
Stevens
Myers
The
Mike Fabrey
Bill Jamison
Lonaconing
Potomac League
Raphan
Bonstrom
Harry L. Douglas
Martinspure
Wheeling. W. Va
Muskegon
Finney Kelly
Morris
Law
Colarea
Officere
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Ijamsville Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Cronenburg
A. G. Riffel
Rimbey
Opera House
City Opera House
Girls of Today
Slauson Fields
King Hamm
Amsterdam
Edna
Madame X
Archangel
Russia
Justice
Hitchcvek
Hazleton
A. Parden & Co
Cranberry
Crystal Ridge
Maude
Harwood
London
Grimes Jones
Henry Tennant
Harold J. Tennant
Kent
Woodbine
Kepner and Smith
People's Garage
Emmitsburg
Blue Ridge College
Rasmussen
Bonsack
Gallaudet
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Franklin Savings Bank OF Frederick
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National Bank
Ivposita Savings
State of Marrland
County of Frederick
Geo. W. Heinlein
da Galstanly
Thomas A. Chapline
Jd. Fromke
Cuarros Co
Keedy
John Hersnberger
Ciy
Lloyd C. Culler
Lewis H. Fraley
Ebert
Doll’s Jewelry Store
James E. Doll
Frederick, MD
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