Frederick Drops Another As Slump Continues
The two games at McCurdy Field featured the Hustlers and Sherrymen in a doubleheader. Frederick managed offense early but faltered as Hagerstown held the line, with key hits from Leis and Willow supporting solid pitching.
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Hagerstown Hopelies
Freddie Shaw
Fred+ etek
Wien Parkey ‘Thomas
Korniced
Wilow
Reeser
Mars
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Hagerstown
Leis
Shenley
Freder Fens
Ben Sherri
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Morton
Walter Morsat
Ford
Fuhe
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R.A
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Bagerstown
Conneil
Pisat
Willow
Sawyer
Sherry
Toner
Balk
Club Standings from Yesterday’s Resalia
Yesterday's results show St Louis beating Philadelphia 32 to 2. Syracuse 3 to 1 over Philadelphia with Pittsburgh 20 to 9. Cleveland 3, Boston 1. New York visits St Louis as Brooklyn hosts Chicago in remaining games.
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St. Lois
Rutadelphia
Pittsburgh
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York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
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Phildelphia
Indians Seek Stevens Prospects in Wagerstown Area
Uncertain text outlines potential movements involving Stevens and local teams. Mentions Maryland connections, a coach, high school basebal, and voting changes affecting candidates or supporters. Names and places are unclear, but references to Ragland and a new voting bill appear among fragmented notes.
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Maryland
Tole
Ve. High School
Tennis Tournament Opens Monday Afternoon at Catoctin Country Club
The John Francis Smith Memorial Trophy event kicks off Monday afternoon with eight singles matches announced. Players include Guynn, Clapp, Jolliffe Sr, Winebrer, Rudolph Crouse, Ridd, Harms, Ramabure, Cain, McCain, Williamson, Gambrili, Mathias, Pal, Hull, Gilbert, McCardelli, Wolfe, and a bye for Alvin Wolfe as play begins. The tournament features eight singles and four doubles matches, with the winner to claim the MacQuiken University trophy after three match victories.
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Lake Bees
Tvent
John Francis Smith
Catoctin Country Club
Tien Qguynm
Robert Clapp
W. Jolliffe, Sr
David C. Winebrer
Rudolph Crouse
W. A. Ridd
J James H. Harms
Richard Ramabure
DaAtnCain
Russell McCain
Allene Willamson
Cyrus Gambrili
Charles McC
Mathias
Edgar Pal
Barry Hull
Clifford Gilbert
Agtangen
Jolliffe
Adrian Ll. McCardelli
Alvin Wolfe
MacQuiiken University
Giants Triumph in Giants over Cardinals in St Louis tilt
In St Louis on August 17 the Giants beat the Cardinals 3 to 2 as Fitzsimmons held the Cards to four safeties through seven innings. A seventh-inning rally gave New York a lead, with key plays by Anty High and Mann. Mitchell starred for the Giants with strong early hitting while the Cards were hurt by a costly wild throw.
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St. Louis
Ofanus Ree
Kedbiras
nLson
Peisientie Sox
Mitchell
Giants
Anty High
Reeser
Mann
Fitzsimmons
Htad
Jon Faulkner
Blades
Larry Borman
Minatcher
Kame
Fliz
New York
Louis
Batertes
Faulkner
Benton
Hogan
Mitchell and
Watson
County Lease Teams Clash This Afternoon
Multiple county league games are set for 3 o clock with teams like Middletown, Myerville, and Thurmont active. Notable assignments include Milly Frank at Middletown, Al Mills for Myeraville, and Tim Mason at Thurmont as preparations proceed amid other sports notes and scattered anecdotes.
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Adto Thompson
Middletown
Milly
Frank Wil
Myeraville
al Mills
Saling Woodsboro
Ely
Cleveland club faces pitching gaps after 1920 talent glut
The piece notes Uhle and Shaute as linchpins of an Indians pitching staff but questions how they would fill gaps if both performers falter. It contrasts possible strengths with potential weaknesses and hints at other teams like the Washington Senators and players such as Harris and Goose Ge.
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Cleveland
Uhie
Shaure
Indians
Uhle
Shaute
Washington Senators
Ie Harris
Local Baseball Troubles Reported Amid County Fields
Fragmentary report notes tensions at county ball fields with fans from Brunswick Emmitsburg and others leaving the diamond as a dispute emerged. Unclear names and dates appear in the OCR.
Scoreless Tie Highlights City Baseball Night
In Chambersburg on August 1 the Martinsburg Blue Sox and Chambersburg Maroons played ten scoreless innings with pitchers McIntire and Meola dominating. Martinsburg managed only two hits off McIntire while Meola scattered seven hits as the game ended in a sunny stalemate. In Waynesboro on August 17 the Redbirds defeated the Raiders 2 to 1 as Dick Cochrane beat Lefty Coleman in a tight finish. Coleman and Gatherum backed by Nevins and Cochrane produced the decisive runs.
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Martinsburg Blue Sox
Chambersburg Maroons
Drudi McIntire
Meola
Hetors
McIntire
Sax
Martinsburg Canes
Walsh
Pasqui
Waynesboro
Hanover Raiders
Waynesboro Redbirds
Raiders
Dick Cochrane
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