Visiting International Nine Defeats Hustlers 4 to 3 in Exhibition
Jersey City Skeets edge Hustlers 4 to 3 in a lively exhibition at Agricultural Park. Henry Llewellyn pitched for the Hustlers while Sherman worked for the Skeeters, both sides committing several errors as the visitors took the win with a timely ninth inning hit.
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Lamarr
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Nex
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Orrison
Bob
Short
Blue Ridge League standings and weekend results show tight race
In yesterday and today action the Blue Ridge League lists Frederick at top with 49 wins and 20 losses, Martinsburg 39 and 28, Hanover 39 and 33, Hagerstown 32 and 40, Gettysburg 26 and 44, Chambersburg 26 and 46. Yesterday's scores include Frederick 4 Jersey City 3 and Harrisburg 6 Chambersburg 2. Highlights note Agnew and Myers sparked a late rally for the Skeeters, Orrison delivered the winning hit in the ninth.
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Bues
Barry
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Connelly
Cather
Llewellyn
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1915 Champs Face Final Seven in League Contests
Chambersburg and Frederick Agnew lead with 1915 champs facing six league games left. Lineups include King on the mound for Chambersburg and Kleskie pitching for the visitors, with Myers, Orrison, Barnhart, and Moore among the batters. Pire Glatts on the mound for the game-3.46.
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Connelly
Ge. Myers
Orrison
Rf. Barnhart
B. Lantar
Ef. Morrison
If Whalen
C. King
Chambersburg Keele
Moseley
F. Gayder
C. F. Dion
Boyle
Myers
Stewart
Kleskie
R. . Moore
C. Stewart
pire—Glatts
Post season baseball series nears with games set at Agri cultural Park
Six league games remain for the 1915 Champs led by Jack Morrison as they prepare for postseason play. A schedule of exhibition games lists matchups across Frederick Hagerstown Frostburg and Philadelphia Athletica with August dates and a potential neutral ground for the deciding match.
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Baseball Scores From Detroit Cleveland and Chicago Games
Baseball scores from Detroit Cleveland and Chicago show multiple pairings with varied battery lines. Standings list Boston New York Detroit Chicago St Louis and Washington with marginal totals and percent figures.
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Schalk
Foster
Thomas
Louis-New York
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National League results recap from several city matchups
In Philadelphia Pittsburgh played an 8 to 0 game with Harmon Gibson Demaree and Kilefer credited for the Philadelphia effort. New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 with McKenerey Wing0 Stroud Meveds contributing for New York. Brooklyn hung on 6 to 3 against Chicago with Pfeffer McCarty Lavender Archer handling pitching and batting duties. Boston beat St Louis 4 to 1 as Ames Snyder Ragon Gowdy formed the Boston battery.
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Federal League Games and Emmitsburg Doubleheader Summary
In Baltimore and Brooklyn matchups the Batteries led by Krapp and Plank beat rivals 6-1 and 4-3, while Newark's Reulbach and Ramder defeated Pittsburgh. Emmitsburg split a doubleheader at home, winning 9-4 against Monterey and losing 9-2 to Thurmont, with seven Emmitsburg infield errors and strong pitching by Annan and Stokes. Emmitsburg then routed Gettysburg 14-5 as Batter ies Barton and Doeppe and Milliman pitched.
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Ladies Frees Admission to Grand Stand Game
Club officials announce no admission charge for women on the grand stand tomorrow. F K Schmidt, chairman of the Players' committee, made the statement this morning. The game will be at 5 ½ o'clock.
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Mornigs
Llewellyn Once With Phillies Baseball Pitcher Profile
Henry Llewellyn, a tall right hander who faced the Jerseyites yesterday, has a long, varied career in baseball. Beginning with Morristown in 1910, he played for several independent clubs, spent time in the minors, and joined the Philadelphia Nationals briefly before farmed to Portsmouth. He pitched in the Appalachian and South Atlantic Leagues last season. his home is North Carolina. he weighs 185 pounds and is 22 years old.
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Middletown Valley Sunday School Reunion Planned
Arrangements are completed for the 29th annual Middletown Valley Sunday School Reunion to be held at the usual place about 4.12 miles west of Etawaetowitr on Saturday in August 2028.
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