Rabid Fan Attacks Waynesboro Umpires and Chase for Pennant
A Waynesboro Record-Herald sport writer attacks five Blug Ridge circuit towns led by Waynesboro and criticizes umpire Gus Ruhland and president J W Jamison. The piece accuses Chambersburg of rooting for Martinsburg and questions Gettysburg’s franchise sale as the league’s doormat rises to contend.
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Base Ball Scores From Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and York
Baseball scores from Philadelphia Athletics 4 Boston 3 with Rommel Perkins Quinn and Ruel as batters. Cleveland 2 Chicago 0 in rain shortened five innings with Robertson Schalk Uhle and O Neill as pitchers. Detroit 4 St Louis 0 with Shocker Severeid Ehmke Bassler. York to Washington not scheduled. Standings show New York 77 50 606 Cleveland 64 64 500 St Louis 76 53 SSA Washington 58 68 400 Detroit 8 61 S27 Athletics 52 72 419 Chicago 61 63 504 Boston 48 76 387
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National League scores from Boston Brooklyn and Chicago games
National League action shows Boston sweeping Philadelphia 2 0 in the first game and 10 3 in the second. Brookyn edged New York 8 7 in 10 innings while Chicago defeated Cincinnati 12 4. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 14 4 in game one and 11 6 in game two. Other totals list player batteries for each contest.
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Clemens
Maroons Move Up to Fourth After Beating Hanover
Chambersburg Maroons rise to fourth in the Blue Ridge League with a 2 to 1 win over Hanover Raiders. Dowell allowed four hits as Chambersburg batted for two runs, with Batteries: Chambersburg Deere Lexas Baporer Miller Hackerty.
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Let All in Circuit Be Good Friends To Close 1922 Season
The Sun urges Blue Ridge League towns to end season hostilities and restore good sportsmanship. Waynesboro and Martinsburg tensions flare from recent clashes, with calls to stop insults, hold leaders accountable, and keep focus on fair play. Frederick's pennant hopes fade as fans urge unity, smoother play, and league pride.
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Martinsburg
West Virginia
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Puck Ramsey
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Sun
Unusual Baseball Season Nears Finish in 1922
A troubled season ends with the Mountaineers crowned 1922 champions after the Hustlers defeated the Villagers. Weather and umpire issues marred play as Frederick and Martineburg vie for top honors. next games at Agricultural Park could decide final standings.
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Martinsburg mounts late lead to beat Hagerstown 9 to 2
In Hagerstown on September 2 the Martinsburg Mountaineers clinched the Ridge League pennant by defeating the Terriers 9 to 2. Watnesboro trimmed the Hustlers as the Martinsburg score appeared favored by batteries Irving Ventwole and Mullaner.
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Five Frederick Players Penalized After Home-Plate Dispute
Five Frederick players were fined and Buck Ramency was escorted from the field by police at Waynesboro after Frederick was banished by an umpire for disputing a home plate decision. The fray drew wild scenes as Martinsburg games spurred heavy local reaction and questions about blame among surrounding towns. The incident marks Frederick’s first wholesale firing of players this season and fans speculate who will bear responsibility.
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Byera
Martinsburg
Buck
Storm Damages Tobacco Crops Across Lancaster Area
A severe electrical storm hit Eden and East Drumore townships causing tobacco damage after prior hail. Lightning struck Thomas Gerhart's barn in West Cocalico, destroying it along with the season's crops. Daniel Fisher's home at Gap was struck but not badly burned. Extent of tobacco damage unestimated.
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Eden
East Drumore
Thomas Gerhart
Cocalico
Daniel Fisher
Gap
Band Concert Sunday by Regiment Band at Court House Park
The Regiment Band of the M. N. G. performs Sunday September 3 at Court House Park with marches salutes and selections such as The Glow Worm Arabian Novelty Tse Sheik Verdi and Sousa pieces including Stars and Stripes Forever In case of rain the concert moves to the Armory.
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Hanover Fair Starts September 19 1922 at Hanover Pa
Hanover Fair at Hanover Pennsylvania runs September 19 to 22 1922 featuring poultry and cattle shows agricultural displays racing daily with four 1000-dollar stake races bands and an orchestra providing music daily free acts midway attractions by Dodson and Cherry Shows in steel-car train fireworks display Wednesday and Thursday evenings come and enjoy yourself
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