Distribution Of Power Sought By Change In Formula
Harry Grayson argues the New York Yankees revamped their offense to spread power. Pitching remains strong with Red Ruffing and Spud Chandler contributing. DiMaggio Dickey and Gordon carry the hitting load while Gehrig’s status is uncertain.
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Secon
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George Selkirk
DiMaggio
Dickey
Lou Gehrig
Gordon
Red Ruffing
Spud Chandler
Bump Hadley
Tom Henrich
Crosetti
Rolfe
Taft Throws Opening Baseball of 1912 Season
President Taft, a devoted baseball fan, became the first U. S. chief executive to pitch the season’s opening ball. He accepted an invitation from Clark Withers to join the Washington Senators in throwing the first pitch of the year.
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Boy” ‘Nune
Senators
Nats Cool Off Yankees in Nine Inning Pitching Duel
The Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 4-2 at the Stadium as Ken Chase scattered nine walks and six hits over nine innings. Chase delivered the decisive run with a ninth inning single driving in Cecil Travis after a double to start the frame. Also in action the Indians split with the Browns, the Red Sox rallied past the A’s 16-4, and several other daily results from major league play.
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Ken Chase
Chase
Cecil Travis
New York Ontrance
Washington
R. Ferrell
Chandler Sandra
Glenn
Smart Leads Drop High Trumps Let Declarer Make Contract
In a four spade contract North faced a decision on covering the queen of clubs. Colonel Barnes of Boonville proved a winning line by playing ace then queen to drop the jack, enabling the contract after fearing a spade game.
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Boonville
St. Louis
Barnes
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Playground League Dodge Ball Finals on E 3rd St
E 3rd St won the championship in dodge ball amid a standings list showing LE 3rd St 706 Schleysville 660 Baker Park Washington St Harmon Field. Winners include Austin Abrecht Clyde Rice Donald Beacht William Kennedy Robert Kennedy Calvin Lidte Donald Hann Richard Wiles James Gilbert William Mask.
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Donald Beacht
William Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Calvin Lidte
Donald Hann
Richard Wiles
James Gilbert
William Mask
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Schlevsville
Washington
Harmon Field
Calvin Lidie
DeMolay speedball beats Harmony Grove 15 to 12 at Baker Park
DeMolay of this city defeated Harmony Grove of Counts League 15 12 in Baker Park. Staley Sanner debuted on the mound as the winners scored in every inning and Joe Price homered in the sixth. Lineups include DeMolay Sanner Moss Price Orsen Loy Crist Mercer Roderuck and Harmony Grove Remsburgs Baker Park Harmon Field.
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Roderuck
Remsburgs
Duplicate-E. & W. val. South West North East Pass
The excerpt shows a bridge bidding sequence with players South West North East and an opener labeled K. 10. The fragment includes passes and a 41 final pass, indicating an undetermined contract and a partial auction.
Fishing Creek And St Anthony's Split at St Anthony's Diamond
Fishing Creek CCC split Sunday games at St Anthony's diamond. In game one Wotring took the loss as St Anthony's won 10 to 4, while in game two CCC Camp rookie Hart shut out St Anthony's 5 to 4 with strong control and eight strikeouts. St Anthony's tallied six runs in the second inning and added three more in the sixth, while CCC answered with a late rally. Top performers included Shorb for St Anthony's and Wotring for CCC in the opener, and Hart for CCC in the nightcap. Score by innings and fielding errors noted. standings and player line scores provided.
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National League Yesterday's Results Card
National League results include Pittsburgh 1 over St Louis 0 New York 5 over Boston 4 Chicago 3 over Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn 9 over Philadelphia 6.
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iPittsburgh
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Protest Filed Over LeGore Javelin Wins in Frederick County
Emmitsburg files protest against Jon LeGore for using in county league due to seven mile limit rules. If LeGore barred Woodsboro may use Bernard Warrenfeltz from Walkersville. The Tri-County League races toward post season with Damascus leading and Middletown Wakefield Brunswick tied for runner-up. Thurmont faces Lancer in final home game as fans weigh continuation.
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Walkersville
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Brunswick
Middletown
Sjamsville
Cedar Grove
Montgomery
Lawler
Damascus club’s 25 game streak tops Tri-County lore
The Damascus baseball club of the Tri-County League has posted an impressive 25 game run, dating from a 9-8 loss to Middletown on July 11, 1937, through last Sunday’s doubleheader loss to Wakefield, with 33 wins and only three losses over the past two seasons. Observers credit potent batting and a hard lineup as keys to this sustained success, and the club aims to defend its Tri-County title.
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