Martinsburg Blue Sox Fall as Hustlers Win Two at Agricultural Park
In a tight two game set at Agricultural Park the Frederick Hustlers defeated the Martinsburg Blue Sox 8 to 3 in the second game after taking the opener. Irving started for Martinsburg, Seaman and Halver worked relief while Glenn Wilhide led the visitors with four hits including two home runs. The series shifts to Hagerstown as the Hustlers pursue first place with pitchers Blethen Ramsey and Stevens in line, and the Blue Sox seek a rebound against a tired but resilient crew.
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Fdad
Blethen
Ramsey
Stevens
Agricullartl Park
Frederick Hustice
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Buck” Ramsey
Hal
Bell Club
Ink
Yeatentay
Shipley
Irving
Rochester
Whipley
Irwing
Finaup
Seaman
Halvey
Burké
Frederick
Glenn Wilhide
Ray Gardiner
Miler
Stephenson
Martinsburg
Blue Sox
Xet
Martineburg
Brophy
Brebany
Black
Rallings
Wilson
Hulley
Mulaner
Neptuge
Miller
James
Lanings
Home
Teetam Hite
Maiver
Rourke
Burks
Hr Stephenses
Bere
Burke
Aniver
Champs Rally Upset Martinsburg In High Scoring Game
The Champs played like a million dollar outfit and rallied past Martinsburg in a high scoring affair. Wilhide collected four hits in five trips and Tubby Miller blasted a homer as Champ attack overwhelmed the visitors. Gardner Rawlings Stephenson and teammates dominated the field with solid defense and timely hits amid strong attendance.
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Martinsburg
Athge & Finely
Wilhtde
Wilhide
Tubby Miller
Jesse Jamey
Raiders and Chambersburg play to 3-3 tie in darkness
Hanover and Chambersburg battled to a 3-3 draw after eight innings when darkness halted play. Chambersburg's Ferner Rosselli faced Hanovers Winslow Weeden. final score not reached due to early suspension.
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Hanover
The
Raiders
Chambersbure
REE
Alanower
Battersen
Chambersburg
Ferner
Rosselli
Winslow
Weeden
Hood College Tennis Crown Won By Bernard Stull
Bernard Stull defeated Robert Clapp 6-3 6-0 6-2 to win the city boys tennis title on Hood College courts yesterday afternoon. In the semifinals Stull beat Richard Ramsburg 6-1 6-1 6-1, while Beverly Biser fell to Clapp. Doubles for both genders begin Monday at 9:30 with several pairings listed. A separate note mentions a picnic baseball games at Utica on Saturday August 19 with Utica vs Mountaindale in the morning and Utica vs Ballenger in the afternoon.
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Bernard Stull
Robert Clapp
Hood College
Beverly Biser
Robert Clanp
Bernard Stult
Richard Ramsburg
Vivian Moore
Miss Staley
Margaret Paxton
Margaret Dean
Dorothy Jolliffe
Christine Krehts
Barbara Hall
Dorothy Biser
Irma Strine
Mary Alice Moberly
Caroline Thomas
Lenora Hammond
Virginia Suter
Mary Gibboneve
Caroline Weller
Elizabeth Haller
Richard Ramaburg
Harry Hull
William Brish
Alliene Williamson
James Etbhison
Paul Roderick
Ee Starr
Grayson Haller
Clark Wisotski
Adrian McCardell
Josent Apple, Jr
William Carter
Jack Ceril
Utica
Mounttaiidale
Ballenger
Standings Shake Up In Blue Ridge League Race
In a murky standings fragment Waynesboro and Hagerstown battle for position as the Blue Ridge League teams Hagerson? and others show uneven results. Batter lines name players Dixon Fitzgerald Mahan and Guitto. A rain check quip closes the note, reflecting the stormy season mood.
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Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Dixon and Fitzgerald
Mahan and Guitto
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J. J. Ram
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Gardner
Rawlings
Loui
BASE
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James E. Doll
Blue Ridge League
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Martins
Dames Roway
Hagetoy Chambersbore
Artinsbore
Fred Ratown Chinberamnee
Waynenboro
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Boston” Transcript
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Harry Sweet
Pathe Review
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Swift’s
Brookfield Creamery
Wilkin’s
Argo
Tee A Pte
Estes
Piggly Wiggly Store
Prederick
Shengtheee
H. 8. Landis
Malone’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St
Flint
Michigan
Kaufman Motor Company
Kaufman, Pres
General Mansgee
East
Patrick St
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
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