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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
3
Frederick players disappear as the season ends with plans scrapped for a Salisbury series. Barnhart marries in Hagerstown and departs with his bride, while Whalen and Llewellyn head home. Other players depart for winter jobs or to join new teams, as Morrison settles accounts and plans for next season.
Weddings unfold across Catonsville Waynesboro and Brunswick with Miles Henry and Sarah Jane Henry, Minich and Shuff, Lerrman and Sanger, and DeGrange unions noted. The Brunswick Times marks one year, extols ads, and hints at Lincoln Highway Loop filming with potential Frederick views.
Grayson H. Staley sold the two story dwelling on East Church Street for Geo. W. Morton to C. Allen Jones. The sale followed Staley’s role as real estate and insurance agent for Morton.
A reader from the Eastern Shore praises Dandelion Liver Disks after a severe surgical operation. She says her liver was sluggish and troublesome until taking the pills, and now she feels fine and thanks the makers for their benefit.
AML games show Washington beating Rev Yo 2 1 in one inning while Detroit tops Chicago 6 to 4. Athletics blanked by Boston 6 0. St Louis defeats Cleveland 6 2. Pirates beat the Giants in Pittsburgh 6 4 as New York shuts out Philadelphia 6 0. Standings list St Louis, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, and New York with varied records and percentages.
At Buffalo Newark defeated Buffalo 5 to 2 led by Schulz Allen Katzeriing and Ramden. In Brooklyn Brooklyn defeated Baltimore 7 to 4 with Leclair Bailey Owens Falkenberg Marion Wiltse Walther and Smith as batters. Pittsburgh beat St Louis 7 to 2 with Davenport Chapman Rogge Hearn Berthwood Berry Berlin starring. Chicago Kansas City not scheduled. Standings show Pittsburg 69-56 0.566, Chicago 60-59 0.504, Newark 65-64 0.504, Buffalo 61-67 0.477, St Louis 67-55 0.545, Brooklyn 57-68 0.456, Kan City 65-58 0.528, Baltimore 41-78 0.344.
Charles W. Gittinger charged with attempted robbery of Alderman Lloyd C. Culler’s home was heard by Magistrate Fabian Posey and re-committed to Montevue where he has been for some time. He reportedly was intoxicated during the attempted entry. George and William Bell, boys aged seven and ten, faced Posey for damaging a pumpkin patch on Winchester street and were reprimanded and cautioned. Tom Lee, colored, was heard on a July chicken theft charge and jailed in default of bail awaiting Grand Jury action.
The YMCA will close for several days for a full overhaul ahead of winter activities. Secretary C K Harris predicts a very busy season, while Assistant Secretary Reginald Hammond resigns to join McCrorey's. No replacement named yet. A report on an earlier game score is corrected to 7 3 for Frederick. Several named fans logged seven runs for the visitors. Waite of Frederick noted four ninth inning runs. Macklin campaigns for State Comptroller, plans meeting at New City Hotel after passing through Frederick. Morris of Martinsburg to undergo knee surgery in Baltimore. Dr Goucher conducted a prayer meeting at the M E Church, returning from the Orient.
About 109 dairy men met in Court House to review a Baltimore conference on warrants sought by State Health Board against Dennis Shankle and George W Young for assault with intent to murder. Warrant issued for sanitary law violations. Dairymen complain of nonuniform orders and push back against health authorities.
Manager List fetes the final week at City Opera House with vaudeville acts Blaser and Wilson and Sprague and McNeece, plus a film bill led by The Goddess starring Harte Williams and Anita Stewart. Empire Theatre presents A Woman with Louis Meredith and others, plus Comrades Three with Winifred Greenwood and Ed Coxen. Marvel screens Wild Irish Rose with Cleo Madison and Toe King, plus Red Tape and Around the Corner, Lost Three Teeth, and Tribune Weekly No 10 Nearly Caught by Own Auto. a local auto scare ends safely when a passerby stops the engine.
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