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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
3
In a see-saw 9th inning, the Philadelphia Athletics overcame Mackmen at Agricultural Park. Lajoie homered, Schang relieved in the ninth pitching shutout balls, and Malone and Strunk contributed in a 7 3 comeback victory with notable attendance figures and receipts.
Nearly seven dollars was raised for George Henderson the club mascot when Tom Connelly passed a hat around in the lobby of the New City Hotel last evening. The Midland Frostburg game was played under protest because Frostburg had Stuffy Johnson in left field, un signed from Martinsburg’s Blue Ridge League. Johnson had ten hits claimed, with Riggin a three hit contributor.
Mrs. Jacob Huffer near this city is quite sick while Mrs. Frank V. Staub of North Market street undergoes treatment at City Hospital. Mr. Harry J. Wailing of North Bentz street has recovered from illness enough to return to work. A note mentions a heron and a curious weight of ants statement, highlighting a dated phrase about its diet.
Yale fullback Harry W. LeGore prepares to join Old Eli's practice squad in Madison Conn for fall training. Sports writers hail him as potential season sensation with two years at Yale and a likely captaincy in 1916 17.
Yesterday's contest ended with Philadelphia winning 7 to 2 after an error that listed the ninth as three runs but four were scored. McAvoy led, Pillion sacrificed, Malone drew four wild pitches, Walsh doubled scoring McAvoy, Maione went to third. Strunk out, Malone scored on the sacrifice, Walsh to third. Lajoie doubled scoring Walsh, Schang hit to the cow sheds, Lajoie scored, Davies grounded out.
Scores from early games include Washington 4 New York 1 in the American League with hitters Gallin Henry and others noted. Detroit 9 Chicago 8 in a high scoring tilt with Sayers and Schalk listed among the batters. St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4 and Boston 7 New York 4 show standings notes and pitcher lineups.
In Pills tel Hity Philadelphia the Phillies beat St Louis 3 to 2 with Hiney and Snyde credited for the victory. At New York the Giants defeated the Cubs in a 2 to 0 game with Enton, Meyers, Vaughn, and Arecuer noted in the batting order. Brooklyn visited Pittsburgh and won 8 to 3 behind Mamaux and Githon. Cincinnati blanked Boston 2 to 0 as Neht and Whaling starred. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 64 wins and 37 losses while Boston and Chicago hover mid table amid a flurry of results from the National League.
At Pattsbury Pittsburgh 6 Chi 2 1 game. Batterles Allen Minor Tieatris Wilson. Pitt 7 Chitedge 2 24 game Contock Berry Brennan Wilson. Buffalo 6 Buffalo 5. Batters Sach Rarfden Anderson Tae Otlanis not scheduled. Standings show Wope Wil PC Pittstrs 771 Chicago 66 69 528 Mowath 45 41 316 Buffalo 60 67 473 Straivs 63 441 Agookin 57 67 50 Kan Cty 65 5a 2sj Paltmre 40 78 389.
Deputy Sheriff Lawrence Green arrested 35 workers near Mt Airy for Sunday labor on a B and O railroad project. A hearing is set for Saturday at 11. Among the detainees were one division supervisor W Straw and 3 foremen, with 31 laborers named including James Focet, Charles Dorsey, Tom Peach, and others. Community objections were cited as the motive.
Oliver Wren swerved a seven passenger Lozier to avoid a carriage carrying several children, colliding with a Waynesboro dentist’s car driven by Arthur E. Blair of Hagerstown. The Hagerstown vehicle caused the crash and fled the scene. Minor damage reported to the Waynesboro car.
A patient from the Eastern Shore reports relief after using Dandelion Liver Disks and Yellow Pills following a severe surgical operation. The patient states they felt sluggish with trouble previously and now feel fine after taking the products.
A large Frederick celebration closed the first year of the Mac Ridge League season with a half mile parade through the city led by mounted police, city officials, and festive floats. A City Hotel banquet honored local players with speeches from Judge Worthington, Dr. Goodell, and others, and club president Buckey promised a treasury report soon.
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