FIERCE COUNTY LEAGUE FIGHT SHAPES UP FOR 1922 TITLE
The Frederik ty League completed its second season with all eight clubs finishing, no forfeits. Jefferson led by William Doty endured only one win but kept the squad together, while Woodsboro claimed the pennant after a dramatic three game series with Thurmont. Middletown Emmitsburg Mt. Airy and Point of Rocks also fielded strong teams, with a tight race ending in Woodsboro's 17 to 4 final win in Frederick securing the championship.
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Hin
Senoo
William Doty
Jefferson
Airy
Doty
Jin
Woodeboro
Thurmont
Middletown
Brunawick
Mt. Alry
Emmitsburg
Fast Bell Temma
Mt. Airy
Woolsboro
Thurment
Brunswick
Woodsboro
Thuront Ball Club
Grames
Wooltsboro
Middletown Ball Club
Thurmont Nine
Hearnes
Ciuts
Sericea Wa
Sret
Breeze
Birely
J. Creeger
Hronewick
Mr. Airy
Finnitsturg
Fife
Pirike
M. Z. Thompann
Worthless dogs raid poultry roosts and kill livestock
Rural areas face dog attacks as canines raid poultry and maim cattle. Tri Mel Staley near Petersville loses eight turkeys and a 40 pound gobbler. Charles Adkin near Middletown loses a cow. Claims totaling $67 are filed with county commissioners, to be paid from the dog license tax fund after appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agsa
Tri Mel Staley
Petersville
Mer
Adkin
Wheat Price Advances In Local Market
Wheat rose unexpectedly to 99 cents a bushel in the local market after a string of gains this week. Prices fluctuated from 95 to 97 cents earlier, with war talk and Near East developments cited as factors influencing the market and making short term forecasts uncertain.
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Liverpool
America
Near East
Baseball Scores and Standings From Chicago to Detroit
Baseball scores show Chicago beating the Athletics 1-0 and 3-2 in two games, Cleveland defeating Boston 5-2 and 5-4, Detroit tying New York 6-6, and St. Louis beating Washington 5-0. Standings list New York, Cleveland, St. Louis, Washington, Detroit, Athletics, Chicago, Boston with respective win losses and percentages.
Baseball scores and standings from multiple city games
In Philadelphia and New York fixtures the Phillies beat Chicago 11 to 1 in the first game and 24 to 1 in a listed batterymatch, while New York defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 with Cooper Schmidt and McQuillan on the bats. Boston slipped past Cincinnati 9 3 in the first game and Cincinnati won 6 5 in the second. Brooklyn beat St Louis 7 13 in the opener with Grimas Miller Haines and Ainsmith batting, then Brooklyn lost the second game. The standings table shows New York 86 56 .606 and Chicago 75 68 .524, Pittsburgh 62 72 .? with others. A for sale classified ad note appears.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Behan
Peters
Aldridge
Hartnett
New York
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Schmidt
McQuillan
Snyder
Boston
Cincinnati
Keck
Hargrave
Marquard
O'Neill
Donahue
Genewit
Gibson
WL. Pad
W.L. P.c. N.york
Pittsbre St
Brookin
St.Louis
Philada
Cincinti
Said
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troes
Glenkirk Madras
Athletics
Faber
Schalk
Naylor
Perkins
Batterfles
Blankenship
Ogden
Cleveland
Uhl
L. Sewell
Collins
Ruel
Redgood
Lercy
Chaplin
Detroit
Shawkey
Schang
Bhmke
Bagsler
Bay
St. Louis
Washington
Louis
Francis, & Kty
Shocker
WW. L. PG
W.L.P.C. N.york
Meadows
Henline
Stu¢land
O'Farren
Tobacco Products Corporation
New York, N. Y
DLC
Eagle
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market ST
Frederick-Town Savings Institution
Predese
Mic Ie
U. S
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
J. J. Marshall Miler
J. Marshall Miller
Thomas A. Chapline
F. Columbus Knott
Uriah A. Lough
Jacob Rohrback
Nash
Maxwell
Maxwell Touring
Oakland
Chevrolet
Overland
D. F. Davis
South Market Street
Maryland Motor Machine Co
West Patrick Street
Flint
Michigan
Kaufman Motor Company
Geo. L. Kaufman
East Patrick St
Country Club
Braddock Heights State Road
Will Flautt Company
West Patrick St
Ever Brish Bros
Frederick
Maryland
James E. Doll
6Feederick. MD
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