Blues Meet Locals In Final Blue Ridge League Tilt
In a drenching afternoon at Agricultural Park the Hagerstown Blues were edged 5 4 by the Hustlers as Stevens and King starred on the mound. Hustlers held a late lead despite Hagerstown outfield defense and key miscues, setting up tomorrow’s doubleheader at Chambersburg and an exhibition with King or Stevens Thursday. Porter was released as the Hustlers prepared for the next clash and Morrison reshuffled his squad.
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Hagerstown
Stevens
Hustlers
Jack Morrison
Hagerstown Blues
King
Swallow
Frederick
Llewellyn
Peck
Eldridge
Chambersburg
Morrison
Pete Porter
Porter
Hagertown
Agricultural Park
Barton
Blues
Morri 3Gn
Dean
Whalen
Agnew
Connelly
Milliman
Monk Walters
Myers
Orrison
Barnhart
Hagerstoan
Blue Ridge League standings and results update
Blue Ridge League standings show Frederick leading with 46 wins, Hagerstown 31, Martinsburg 38, Hanover 27, Chambersburg 26, Gettysburg 24. Yesterday’s scores: Hanover 7 Chambersburg 0 and 1-0. Frederick 5 Hagerstown 4. Martinsburg 7 Gettysburg 4. Games today include Hagerstown at Frederick, Chambersburg at Hanover, Martinsburg at Gettysburg.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Chambersburg
Hanover
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Smallwood
Stroh
Lawrence
Moore
Sherman
Stricker
Frederick imports spark controversy in Hagerstown baseball raps
The Martinsburg Journal relays heated commentary from Hagerstown writers about Frederick players Myers and Connelly. Frederick defends the acquisitions as legitimate and enterprise driven, while a silk shirt gift to Myers highlights the home run pace. The piece mentions rewards for longest hit and most hits, plus a proposed split of season series proceeds between Teceipis clubs.
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Hagerstown
Walters
Muhrey
Troy
Dean
Hooker
Bunting
Frederick
Reeny
Connelly
Orrison
Whalen
Agnew
Myers
Fahrey
Hanks
Ortison
Stevens
Barsten
Stevens Hanks
Cleary
Martinsburg Journal
Haverstown
Martinsburg
Hustlers Will Fight Skeeters For Exposition Game
Large crowds expected for the August 31 exhibition as Jersey City Skeeters of the International League meet Jack Morrison's Blue Ridge circuit team at Agricultural Park. King May to pitch. Texas Myers and Frederick figures also involved. tickets on sale with proceeds to players. Also notes on Athletics visit and local bowling results.
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Wits Lne
Jack Morrison
Blue Ridge
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Skeets
Texas Myers
Jersey City
Frederick
Tex
F. K. Schmidt
Harrisburg
Chambersburg Maroons
Hustlers
Maroonville
Philadelphia Athletics
Agricultural Park
Fraley
Braddock
Brunswick
Smith
Butler
Hedges
Fleetwood
Brooks
Schmidt
Mateny
Doll
Miller
Mumford
Atlantic City
Capete
Wilitiowt
Widiwand Crest
Angles
Hartory
Oak CU
Sea Date City
Ana Stone
LEO Fel
Ocean CF
Wet Bal Hottinand
Ipnladelphia
Philadelphia
Asbury Park
Long
Freeney Benchings Stir Umpire Dispute at Hagerstown
The News praises Mr Cleary for benching First Baseman Freeney after he protested two called strikeouts and obstructed play. A $15 fine followed, with police ejecting him from the field. The piece argues managers must enforce fines and players should pay their own penalties to curb rowdyism and protect baseball’s standing.
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Freeney
Mr. Cleary
Hagerstown
Cleary
George L Kaufman Files Candidacy for State Senate
Filed certificate shows George L Kaufman submitted for Republican nomination to the State Senate. The record notes emphasis on official election process with no further details of the race.
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George L Kaufman
Board of Election Supervisori Lis
BASE BALL SCORES WITH ERRORS IN OCR TRANSCRIPT
Baseball scores list unevenly formatted results from games across leagues. Names and teams appear garbled with multiple misspellings and stray characters, yet indicate Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louis New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Baltimore matchups with partial battery lines and win loss records alongside club standings and a note about Y M C A secretary Harris returning to duties.
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Stanuseager
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Egan
Heyworth
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Bicasier
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Caldwell
Nunamaxer
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Washington
Wood
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Henry
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Scott
Faber
Schalk
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Wellman
Hoff
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O'hirlen
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Benz
Mayor
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Koob
Agnew
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Hatteries
Rixer
Daetor
Pilisburgh
Pittsburgh
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Kantiehner
Gibaon
Schuelder
Clark
Broolyn New York
Brooklyn
Tesreau
Meyers
Douglas
Miller
Chicago-St. Louis
Ena
W.L
W. L, PG
Philada
Pittsbrg
Brookly
N.york
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