Hustlers Clinch 21 0 Victory Over Waynesboro In Series
Governor's cat led Hustlers to a 21 to 0 rout of Waynesboro Villagers in the second game of the series at McCurdy Field. Barney Alere gana and crew combined for twenty hits and twenty one runs as Horan and Hemsley struggled on the mound for Waynesboro while Bernie Brooks toilings faded after the third inning. The game featured a procession of runs from the Hustlers and a sensational late rally with Sank, Smith, and Reeser driving in key hits.
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Martinsburg Blue Sox Open Series with Hantberebay Victory
Martinsburg beat Hantberebay in a midweek exhibition as the Blue Sox opened a series hosting the visitors. A 220 pitch test marked an unusual result with massed errors misplaying a late score.
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Grove Leads DeMolays Past Mood in Baseball Tilt
Grove starred for the DeMolays with multi hit game and stole bases, while pitchwork and fielding backed a 6 to 2 win. Michael, Paxson, Weddle and Smith added key hits as DeMolays pulled ahead early and held on.
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Waynesboro and Martinsburg Clash in Blue Ridge League
In Frederick yesterday the Blue Ridge League results showed Waynesboro 7, Frederick 9 and Martinsburg 1, with Hanover and Hagerstown also scoring. Tomorrow features Frederick at Waynesboro, Martinsburg at Chambersburg, Hanover at Hagerstown and other matchups. Events preview the Empie City Racing Association summer program launching soon.
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Governors and Hustlers clash as Villagers fall in 21-13 rout
In a chaotic Blue Edge League game at Williamsport, Governor Al attended as the Hustlers overwhelmed the Waynesboro Villagers 21 to 13. Johnny Sank remained hot, while the official scorer strained through the rough inning. The paper notes fan discontent and a looming decision on team support, with Williamsport cited and Tribune editors weighing future coverage.
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Eagles and Chaplines Baseball Recap at Trial Event
Stolen base by Hlartman and strikes by Stockman and Wenzel noted. Wenzel allowed two bases on balls. Umphre-Hershberger credited with time. Scorer Gittinger. Refers to trial advertising phrase and a 50 year remembrance of George Halt of the old Philadelphia Athletics. Mentions 1895 US open golf winner Harry Rawlins and runner William Dunn. Say you saw it in The News.
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