Warriors Rally In Ninth To Stun Hagerstown Outs
In a tense late inning, Frederick’s Warriors overcome Hagerstown with a ninth inning rally. Rabie delivered a clutch double play and later RBI hits that tied and won the game, while Cowell and Perego contributed in the field and at the plate.
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Joe Tocubdue
Janene
Glen J
Hiv
Watters
McLarcan
Rabie
Cowell
Jets
Buckhoes
Peregory
Gowell
Hagerstown
Wilon Betts Pererory
Rube Weson
Georce Peresore
Frederick Scuthpin
Perego
Kincles Wilson
Bubs
Tom
Perecocy
Bothing
Phelps
Ins Bacon
Fredetick
Peckink
Anwar
Kfan Wertsmer
Secre
Koch Arg Penns, & Sp
Os Deters
Hirgev
Rube Wolsed
Gilsizer
Jack Hickey
Do You Remember- Asan Ne lace Tee OF eck Be Lee gremvel
Fragmentary text mentions names and places in a garbled form with no clear event or item. Difficult to extract a coherent news item or details for a proper card. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes emerge from the provided snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gremvel
Hosea
Unclear baseball schedule with mixed place names
Fragmented text lists games involving Frederick, Pittsburgh, Chambersburg, and other clubs with scattered results and upcoming dates. No coherent scores or outcomes can be confirmed from the garbled OCR.
Athletics Rally Past Washington In Slugfest
In Philadelphia on Aug 2, the Athletics beat the Washington Senators 10 to 9. Mickey Cochrane and Al Simmons hit three-run homers in a four-run inning to erase a 9-6 deficit, as Ernie McNair delivered a key RBI late.
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Mickey Cochrane
al Simmons
Athletics
Washington
A‘s
Athletices
Celth
Summa
Cochrane
Simmons
Anther
Miller
Dyker
Boles
Ernie McNair
Shores
Philadelphia
Lika
Hadley Brown
Spencer Sh Ribin
Rommel
Jeitan
Grove
Baseball Schedule and Odd Bank News in Wichita
National League results mix with scattered game notices and a bank bulletin. Pittsburgh and Boston are listed with varied matchups while Cortana and New Yorks receive brief mentions. A Wichita Commercial Bank installs a new bulletproof proo for bandits.
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The
Commercial Bank of
Wichita
Theater News Tival at the Murseslies Franch
The program at the Murseslies waterfront district features Doores Del Rio in a daring wireline cabaret scene with sailors. The spectacle includes a comedy and a prison revolt sequence, plus a Laurel and Hardy short Hon I Goa and a vitaphone reel. Andrew Johnson is noted as a former U S president and Senate member.
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Murseslies
Franch
Comedie
Goa
Lovettsville blanks Tota’s in scoreless innings
In a low scoring game Lovettsville shut out Tota’s with strong pitching and defense. Key plays featured Lovettsville baserunners and tight fielding while no runs crossed the plate across several innings.
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Frank Fraley
Thurront Fars
Frederics
Pitcher
Warriors
Sorcerer Fiederre
Fister
Blue Ridge League
Hack Wilson
Estabished National League
Mark Andries Ruth
CUBS
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Hayeswewn Craw
Wwarey Sero Whan
Fr Zerstoat
Chambersburg
Gerscoan
Cfoe
Ted Ie
Bares
Wittig
Oh Soehig
Senda
Sivet Blake
Aphiadelphis
Chicare
Civeland
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Chicago Uuu
St Louis
International League
Rochester
Jersey
Toren
Newark
Montreal
Reading
Baltimore
Buffalo
Tanta
Jersey City
Toronto
Nark
Cy City
Readins
Clactanats
St .Outis
National League
Ana T
Cortana Y Clubs
Boston
Crown
New Yorks
Pitsciveh
Chicago
Si Lents
Cinema
Donaghy
Berepey
Fiddler
Wis
Frederix
Hagers
Town
Morgan
En York
Brooklyn
Lars
Bos
Cincinnati
Rs Tvs
Fred
Theater News
Andrew Johnson
United States
American Senate
Stephen
M’curdy Field
Takoma Tigers
Frederick Eagles
McCurdy Field
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Takoma
Frede
Isa
Te Ace
Cy Tee
de Anes
Hartman
Pereer
Teves
Garret
Takuma Tysers
Ladib UK
Foxy Phann
Agita Wokom
AD Sargord
Nakisia
Tae
Lovettsville
Piedt
Vugielans
Tota’s . Oe
His
Prre
Bis
Adrain
Webb C
Magaha
Bass
besés—Lovetisnie
Francis Scott Key
Francis Scott Key Hotel
New York City
Anaffin Davit
U. S
American Cigar Co
United States Department of Agri
America
Fredericktown
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