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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1925

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6

All-Star Team Named by Scribe From Blue Ridge League

From the 1925 Blue Ridge League season the scribe selects an all-star lineup. Tommy Thompson of Frederick is the top catcher. Hobie Hammen of Waynesboro leads at first base with steady defense and strong hitting. Second basemen include Krunas Waynesboro and Brown Hanover, with Raupas also noted. Ray Gardner tops at shortstop ahead of Griffith Martinsburg. Commy Martinsburg Sank Frederick and Tapson Hanover contend for third base. Center field goes to Chick Fullis. left field to Diehl tight race with Re and Miller. the right field positions highlight Rawlings, Resnolds, Six, Thomes, and Comorosky. Pitchers Zubris and Sherry stand out among hurlers.

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Spitball Revival Plan Faces Major League Opposition

President Johnson and President Heydler oppose legalizing the spitball as a dirty trick. Nine active spitball pitchers linger in the majors, with Coveleskie leading the American League and Grimes plus Shocker top in the National League. The article predicts the moist delivery will fade within five years as batsmen gain relief from the troublesome pitch.

Billy Evans Johnson Heydler National League O. K Majors Burleigh Grimes Allan Sotheron Lefty” Mitchell Coveleskie Russell Washington Shocker New York Faber Chicago Quinn Athletics Leonard Detroit Stanley Coveleskie Allan Sothern St. Louis Mitchell Phillies Jack Quinn Boston Mackmen Red” Faber Jack Quinny New York Americans Red Faber Grimes

1925 News All Star team of the Blue Ridge League

The selection highlights Kendricks from the pennant winners Hubs and Grove the left hander from Warnesboro as top prospects. It notes missing players Wesoloski Dowell and Dolan and praises Buck Ramsery of Frederick for managerial leadership guiding the 1925 Blue Ridge League All Star group.

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Chapline Auto Supply Tops Everedy in Close League Showdown

Chapline Auto Supply edged Everedy 9 to 8 on the West End diamond. Shipley pitched well for the winners with a dozen strikeouts while Lipps matched him for the losers. Baker homered and Hartman starred for Everedy as Weddle added three singles.

Chapline Auto Supply Club Eversir Cappers West End Chaplines Chape Nipth Dohaar Shipley Lipps Shipley Grimle Baker Beney Hartman Pressen Booby Weddle J Chaplines Peveredy Shipler and Phebus Everedy, Lipps and Barr Um Pire Kennedy

Local Baseball Teams Vie Ahead of World Series

Frederick notes linger in baseball as Dbig-duers and County Leaguers prep for final Saturday games. Money leaves Fredrick for good as talk of major league drafting and sales of Six and Falls grows. Reggie Rawlings nears recovery from appendicitis while Thurmont and Woodsboro clubs brace for league ownership vote. Pedestrian veteran Dan O Leary, 85, recalls fifty years of racing while eyeing Cincinnati in 1997.

Frederick Washington Dan O'Leary New York O'Leary Cincinnat

Umpire Rule Changes on Rain Delays in Baseball

Umpires now judge whether to resume play after rain without a fixed 30 minute limit. If grounds are unplayable after 30 minutes the game may be terminated, but if the field is covered and rain continues, officials may delay judgment. The rule aims to permit finishing games before crowds and save costs.

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Frederick County forestry study introduced in Alabama public schools

A Frederick County league study on forestry has been introduced in the public schools of Alabama, aiming to educate students about conservation and tree management. The initiative discusses practical forestry topics and ties to local civic planning.

Alabama

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