Season opens here instead of abroad in Blue Widge League
The opening game of the Blue Widge League will be played in Frederick on May 14, not Martinsburg, to avoid election day attendance issues. The second game shifts to Martinsburg, then Frederick hosts the Brus Uers on Wednesday and Thursday. Work on McCurdy Field proceeds with outfield fire and infield work as a new grandstand for colored fans is expected to begin late this week.
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Indians Rally In Final At Detroit In Week 5c Title
Detroit secured a 64 anton outcome as Cleveland took the final game of the five game set. Jack Tavener drove a home run in the second inning, give Cleveland the early lead. The game featured Easterns head and Detroits lone homer of the season with Sundry details.
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No man lives to tell of twenty one
A fragmentary line discusses human limits and aging, suggesting no one survives to recount certain events at age twenty one.
Will Balance Of Pitching Shift In The Majors
Pitching cycles dominate majors as the 1927 season hints a shift back to American League. Four firstyear regulars secured 15 or more wins, with Moore, Hatten, Lisenbee, and Andrews leading a rookie wave. Seven young pitchers combined for 107 wins and 64 losses, signaling stronger American League hurling ahead.
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Thurmont Wins Over Smithburg In County League Showdown
Thurmont high school defeated Washington County nine 13 to 5 in a county league baseball game at Smithburg Tuesday afternoon. Thurmont built momentum in the seventh inning, scoring seven runs to erase a 6-5 deficit. Flory led Thurmont with two doubles and two singles, Eyler and Nogle also contributed strong at bats, while Masters struggled with control in the late innings.
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Thurimont vs Salthburg Score by Innings Recap
Score by innings shows Thurimont at 2 and Salthburg at 5 with 100-5. Two-base hits by Flors and a double play sequence Warner Eyler Nogie Eyler Warner. Sacrifice hit Leard. Stolen bases by Flory Casnills Welty. Walks given to OM Frye and Masters. Frye struck out five, Masters six. Martin three strikeouts. Passed back Moorerhead. Losing pitcher Masters. Umpire Wolfinger.
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Johnson to Visit Blue Ridge and Eastern Shore Leagues
Ban Johnson, former American League president, appears retired from major league baseball but remains active in the game. He transfers his interest to two Class D circuits, the Blue Ridge and Eastern Shore Leagues, where he is greatly involved.
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Johnson to Visit Parksley in Five States Series Year
J. V. Jamison reports that Johnson plans a summer visit to the loop and will attend when Parksley, winner of the Five States Championship, discusses the trophy. Johnson, donor of the Five State Championship flag, will again present another flag to the series winner. Five years ago Johnson joined Judge Landis and John Heidler at the Blue Ridge league press banquet.
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Mr. Johnson
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John Heidler
Double Victory for Adamstown Baseball and Girls Teams
Adamstown baseball shut out Wolfsville 14 to 0 while the Adamstown girls defeated Wolfsville 15 to 12. Ruth Thomas starred for the winning team in the boys game.
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