Schumacher's Streak Ends in Reds Giants Clash
Baseball roundup notes Schumacher, Hubbet, Chagnon and Mancuso starring for St Louis as they beat the New York Giants 23-6 in a wide margin win. Durocher and Medwick homered for the Cavs while Frankhouse and Hartnett led Philadelphia Cubs and Washington games, with a stretchered Beima out after a sharp hit.
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Mancuso
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Frey
Campbell Lembara
Mac Farlane’s bold finish at the 1925 National Open
Wille Mac Farlane, after a deuce on the eighth hole in round three at Worcester MA, faced a 170 yard second shot over a maple. He chose to cut the ball and land just short of the green, chipping to four and finishing tied with Jones in a tense late surge.
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Shot technique notes from 281 and MacFarlane guidance
The text discusses aiming the shot and foot positioning for accuracy and distance. It explains that feet should be closer together, iron shot resembles a punch, and adjustments in stance and ball placement affect the trajectory.
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MacFarlane
Raphael Club Roster Adds Crompton Former Martinsburg Star
The Raphael Club lists Frank Vicz Crompton and two other former Martinsburg players including one recently signed by the Philadelphia Athletes. The group plans to play Sunday at home with three or four teammates aboard and a mention of Frans ad and Blue Sox 2 in the context.
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Blue Sox
Raphael Coro
Frank “Vicz" Crompton
Martinsburg
Philadelphia
Raphael Club
Three players exceed 100 hits this season in baseball
Chicago July 13 reports thirteen players total have reached 100 hits this season led by Medwick of St Louis with 369 batting average and 198 hits. Cramer of the A’s tops the American League with 114 hits, part of a table listing 100 hit players and their totals through the season.
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Medwick
Joe Medwick
St. Jpps
Cramer
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Neex
Centicener
Aucie Galan
Chicaco Cubs
Joe Moore
New York Giant
Rep Radehf
Chicane White Sox
Baseball Player Seasons and Games Mentioned
Fragmentary note recalls 1934 season parts with Galan driving in runs across 66 games while Radcliff contributed in a number of games as part of a team summary.
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Radcliff
Baseball Scores and Summaries From Friday Games
Scoring by innings shows Frederick and Point of Rocks in a tight matchup with Cockrell earning the win and Harper taking the loss. The Middletown and Church Hill games produced 10 and 4 run outcomes respectively with Garrett, Rogers, and James contributing key hits. Wakefield and Walkersville posted modest totals, while New Market and other listed teams added varying offense in late innings. Umpires Kred Smith and Bohn oversaw the contests with time limits ranging from 1:37 to 2:50.
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Frederick
Point of Rocks
Tse
James
Cockrell
Smith
Bradley
Kline
Harper
Oden
Alizire
R. Brown
Dixon
Robertson
Trump
Chesley
Kimne
Kred
Walters
Church Hill
Middletown
Church Hi
Garrett
F. Rudy
Gardner
Whipp
Rogers
Bohn
Koontz
P_ Rudy
Korrell
Price
E. Shook
Church Hall
Staley
J. M. Cook
Poole Wins as Damascus offense falters in late innings
The game notes Poole as the winning pitcher over Maught with Poole driving in runs and a late rally. Jeferson and Damascus batters posted several hits while Rice, Snapp, Watkins and Burdette contributed multi base efforts. Umpire Swinder presided as time reached 2 50. Scorer Moxley recorded the plates.
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O. Rice
Watkins
J. Burdette
Rking
H. Burdette
Cline
Corum
A. Rice
Poole
Maught
Culler
Nusz
Fitts
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Innnings
G King
Swinder
Moxley
Brunswick
Cedar Grove
Feaster
Crum
Hartsock
Shaw
Magalis
Gosnell
Taylor
Carey
R. LeGore
Beard
Huffer
Bell “Mahone
RK. LeGore
Walker
Ij. Himes
Bimes
R. Rice
Burdette
Snapp
Hings Watkins
Hratt
J Burdette
Miler
Pearce
Day
Mullin
Remembering Milestones in Lively Sports History
One year ago Cecil Mueller led St Loews University’s grad team and was named director of athletics and head coach at the Mound City institution. Five years ago Jess Sweetser won the Sweetser Victory Cup in Harrison New York for the third straight year. Ten years ago Jack Dempsey signed with Tex Rickard for two bouts against Barry Wills and Gene Tunney.
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Cecil Muellerledle
St Loews University
Mound City
Jess Sweetser
Harrison, N.Y
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Gale Aghts
Barry Wills
Gene Tunney
Delayed Frederick County League baseball games set for July 24
Four postponed Frederick County League baseball games will be played this week on July 24, per M. J. Thompson Emmitsburg president. The schedule lists Thurmont Brunswick Union Bridge Emmitsburg Woodsboro Middlecom a Taneytown New Windsor with 2:30 starts except Brunswick 3:30.
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M. J. Thompson
Ementisburg
Cireur
Thompson
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Middletown
Brunswick
Thurmont
Taneytown
Union Bridge
Thurman
Middlecoma
New Windsor
City Speedball League Second Half Results and Schedule
Results from the second half show Stull's 8 beat Stull's 3 and Bill's Sandwich 2 over Hostery 11. Upcoming games list Stup's vs Hostery Esterly and Kren, DeMolay vs MC A Esterly. midweek matches include VY. M. C. A vs Tailors with Esterly, Stup's vs DeMolay, and Ere. Thursday features Bostery vs MC A with Ere and DeMolay vs Stull's. Friday schedules Tailors vs Bill's Sandwich with Esterly and Juniors vs Stup's with Ereh.
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Esterly & Kren
DeMoay
Upper
Estery
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Stup's
St. Louis Beats Washington 3-2 in Extra Innings
In yesterday’s American League results the St. Louis squad defeated Washington 3 to 2 after 11 innings. Remaining games included Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston and Chicago at New York with no other schedule details provided.
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National League Game Postponed by Rain
In the National League schedule, New York is listed as 6, Chicago 7, Philadelphia 1, and Boston 13 with game postponed due to rain after 10 innings. Matchups shown include Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, and Boston at St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Conoco Kids overwhelm Tyainsville Athletes in high-scoring win
Sloppy contest marked by 31 runs 38 hits and 10 errors as the Conoco Kids beat Tyainsville Athletes 21 to 10 at Tyainsville Sunday. D Cannon Baer and Smith fueled a fifth inning surge with multiple hits and 10 runs. Baer earned the win with strong relief while Fuez took the loss.
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Smithh
Ford
Pry
T. Cannon
Thomas
Jones
Smith
Sedleysvile
Connee Kids AB
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P. Smith
Fry
Finnerfrock
Ss. Piair
Rs. Jones
Vamsville
B. Harget
Strube
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