Champs Clinch Final Visit as Season Ends
Chambersburg visit marks finale two games against Gettysburg Ponies with a late Champs rally. Martinsburg led early but Frederick’s hand steady as Myer Barnhart and Agnew led a 5 run 11th inning win to reclaim first place hopes.
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Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Champs
Gettysburg Ponies
Frederick
Chambersburg Maroons
Plankmen
Jack Morrison
Battlefield City
Huck Taylor
George Holbig
Hanover Raiders
Mountaineers
Bill King
West Virginians
Bill
Morris
Stuffy Johnson
Colley
Agnew
Myer
Tex
Barnhart
Poke Whalen
Country Morris
Lee
Morrison
King
Dean
Stu
Johnson
Jack
Rabbit
Blue Ridge League standings and results feature tight pennant race
In a doubleheader split at Gettysburg Hanover, the circuit listed standings show Chambersburg leading Martinsburg Hagerstown and Frederick in close pursuit. Notes highlight Tex Meyers stealing three bases and Barnhart and Morris homering as the league races toward the finish.
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Frederick
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Hanover
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
W.L. PC
Aon
Tanover
Tex Meyers
Johnson
Tex
Champs
Country Morris
Barnham
Dean's Kidney Pills Aid One Purpose for Disordered Kidneys
Mrs Raymond Kline of Hagerstown Maryland reports backache and fatigue from disordered kidneys. She tried Dean's Kidney Pills and felt much better, noting family use and satisfactory results. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
Raymond Kline
N. Locust Street
Hagerstown
Mia. Kline
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Iron-man Goodwin Eyes Key Pennant Clash Tomorrow
Briefs recount the Martinsburg and Frederick pennant race with Iron-man Goodwin expected to pitch two games between the Afyrogas and the Mountaineers. Martinsburg would gain a half game with two wins. Frederick’s reaction looms large. Monte Creas celebrated his birthday by playing for Pontes, going 1 for 3 with a run and no errors. Col. Russles extends a challenge from Martinsburg for a Blue Ridge League series after the Highland season, likely to be accepted by the Courts.
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Gettysburg
Hanover
Spencer
Raiders
Monte Cross
Ponies
Koehler
Bigler
Hart
Benson
RH. E
Hannover
Warden
Stroh
Goodwin
Afyrogas
Mountaineers
Martinsburg
Frederick
Monte Creas
Pontes
Monte
Philadelphia Athletice
Col. Russles
Cumberland Colts
Russler
Jamison
Blue Ridge
Fined for fictitious license tags and disorders
W C Painter and H C Borden, both of Virginia, were fined five dollars each by Justice Eckstein for pasteboard or fictitious license tags on cars. Borden also paid costs. A disorderly conduct case with a man who refused to give a name resulted in five dollars collateral and forfeiture after nonappearance. Teresa Hi, colored, faced a twenty five dollar fine or six months in the cut for disorderly conduct as friends seek funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Painter
H. C. Borden
Virginia
Winchester
C. H. Eckstein
Motor Vehicles
Austin Baughman
Nelson Bowers
Borden
Baughman
Morgan Bankies
Knoxville
Frederick
Surprise Party For Miss Irma Clem At West South Street
A social event was held at Miss Marietta Bentz’s home on West South street in honor of Miss Irma Clem of Baltimore. Attendees included Anna Bentz Katharine Schade Marietta Bentz Bessie Wilbide Lorraine Woerner and Messrs Irving Chew Lester Burger Raymond Morgan Russell Bennett and Lawrence Bentz. A lawn social at Bethel school house benefited the Bethel church catechism class with games lunch and an address by Rev. C A Shilke. About forty people attended.
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Marietta Bentz
West South Street
Irma Clem
Baltimore
Missea Irma Clem
Anna Bentz
Katharine Schade
Bessie Wilbide
Lorraine Woerner
Irving Chew
Lester Burger
Raymond Morgan
Russell Bennett
Lawrence Bentz
Bethel School House
Bethel Church
C. A. Shilke
Spencer E. Stup
Charles Stull
Grace Shipley
Frederick
Shilke
Maryland opens Baltimore branch of Women and Girls' Division
A new Maryland branch of the Federal Women and Girls' Division of the United States Employment Service opens in Baltimore with offices in the Stewart Building at Lombard and Gay streets. Mrs Grace Porter Hopkins heads the unit with Nan nie Irvine as assistant to assist women and girls in securing state jobs and inter state opportunities.
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Maryland
Federal
End of the “Woman Movement
Women and Girls’ Division
The
United States Employment Service
Baltimore
Stewart Building
Lombard and
Gay Streets
Grace Porter Hopkins
Nannie Irvine
Baseball Carnival Arrives From Reading For Frederick Labor Week
The Great American Shows Carnival Company travels from Reading to Frederick for Labor Day week to support the local baseball club. Happy Jack Eckert, a famed big seat man, arrives in a box car and will tour the city by auto truck if desired. The Wonderland show features curious people and animals, Pegey’s Palace offers four puzzling musions, and Lepore’s 16 piece concert band will perform Sunday evening and daily all week on the carnival grounds.
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Frederick
Hayue
Reading
Happy Jack Mekert
United States
Mr. Eckert
Happy Jack
Lepores
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities Reported
Baseball scores show Philadelphia over Chicago 7 to 2 with mixed batteries, New York beating Detroit 7 to 5, Benton defeating St. Louis 2 to 0, and Washington defeating Cleveland 3 to 0. Standings list Boston, Chicago, New York, Detroit, Cleveland, and St Louis with varied records as games were interrupted or rescheduled.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletica
Benz
Schalk
Bush
Pistoieh
New York
Detroit
Mitchell
McKee
Rustell
Walters
Benton
St. Louis
Hoxton
T. Flatterios
Koob
Bevereld
Muth
Cady
Washington
Cleveland
Cattersey
Ayres
Henry
Lambeth
O'Neil
Boston
Manaux
Schmidt
Nelif
Gowidy
Chicaey
St. Lows
Packard
Archer
Meadowa
Gonzales
Brookln
Pttabre
Goa Chicago
Philada
St.Louis
N.york
Cincinti
Anglers Land Big Bass in Monocacy Contest
During a Monocacy fishing contest Carl Lense landed a 3 1 4 pound bass at 19 12 inches, the third largest in the event held by Arthur Levy of Central Hardware. George Welner, Roger Young also reported good catches, while Charles Abrecht and Harling Sponseller landed eight fish including several bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lense
Arthur Levy
Central Hardware Co
George Welner
Roger Young
Charles Abrecht
Harling Sponseller
Hine family and friends gather for visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Hine and children from Kable Town West Virginia spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs K Hine. Lizzie Fawley visits relatives in Lovettsville Virginia. Lamb Joseph Hine and Richard Mopnr s of Baltimore returned from a ten day camp along the Potomac at Catoctin Furnace. Miss Mary E Hine returns home near Jefferson after two weeks with her parents. Rev William Gerhard spent Sunday evening with Mr William Lapule and family. Mrs Thomas Clevenger and Miss Jennie Johnson visit Mrs E Hine. Mrs E Hine shows some improvement.
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Charles Hine
Daving Henry
Kabletown
W. Va
K. Hine
Lizzie Fawley
Lovettsville
Mesars
Lamb
Joseph Hine
Richard Mopnrs
Baltimore
Potomac
Catoctin Furnace
Eee
Mary
E. Hine
Jefferson
Wm. Gerhard
Wm. Lapule
Thomas Clevenger
Jennie Johnson
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Markey’s
Sweopa P
Blue Ridge League
ALF
Long
Blue
Percy
Rawlings
Bates
Martinsby
Meyers
McNamara
Stricker
Terriers
Snider
McCleary
Milliman
Schaufele
AB. R
A. E. Agnew
Earhart
Deees
Orrison
Rf Maurer
Whalen
Bethel
Federal Aid Plan
Sacred Heart Review
Vancouver
W.L. Bg, Wi PLC
York
Clevelad
Soli Washin Dt
Bt.Loule
Gisi Athletics
National League
Fane Insavings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
GEO
W. Heinlein
Orkeérona
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
Samos Urner, Harvey R. Lease
Lander
Greenawalt's
E. T. Bready
Adametown, Md
Elm St
Reechan
Money Matters
Commercial State Bank Square Corner
BANK
Sterling
Sheffield
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
WH. Fox Presents
Virginia Pearson and
Stuart Holmes
Hfe
Virginia Pearson
William Fox
Southland
Dixie
Lucille Darrell
Iireland
Fox
Leon Muller
Marjorie Lotimese
Mation Swayne
Joseph Larimore
Stephen Grattan
Samuel Summers
Fuller Melfish
William Fox Studios
Jersey
New York City
Georgia
Will S. Davis
Matinee Today
Tonighteo
the Empire
Florence Furner
Lehr Pianos
Edjo
Cramer’s Palace OF Music Factory
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
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