Pirates Streak, Traynor Under Fire and Praise
Pittsburgh manager Pie Traynor draws fire for discipline style yet earns praise for steady Pirates performance. The club, led by a driven coach, has won 13 straight games and sits atop the National League race. Star players Vaughan Suhr Waner and Klinger fuel a resilient lineup as Brooklyn stands as the lone obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Bob Klinger
Cardinal
Jim Tobin
Yankees
Ftaff
Mace Brown
Arky Vaughan
Ine Calfornia
Gus Suhr
Johany Rizzo
Liord Waner
Pep Young
Paul Waner
al Todd
Lee Handley
Hapgen
Big Po
Son Wener
Cleveland and Pirates Win in Baseball Headlines
Cleveland Indians beat the Yankees 5-3 with Earl Averill and George Selkirk homers amid a string of late runs. Senators win in 10 innings 4-3 over the Tigers. Pirates maintain NL lead with 9-0 win over Phillies. Reds sweep Bees 3-1 and 7-2. Dodgers beat Cubs 8-3. Giants rally to top Cardinals 7-5. Milwaukee reports collector Terman Dietz adds old typewriters to museum exhibit through exchanges with German firm.
All-Stars edge Tailors in Baker Park speedball clash
In a best of three series game in Baker Park City League All Stars defeated Frederick Tailors 2 to 1. Moss and James starred with strong hitting and solid fielding while Wilbur Culler allowed five hits over seven innings. The win tied the series at one game apiece with the next game set for Friday at 6 o clock on the lower diamond.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Traynor
Pie Traynor
Buccaneers
Corsairs
Brooklyn
Oider
Bucs
Baker Park
Frederick
Moss
Keggs
Linton
Mass
Price
Angleberger
Shore
Mos
Wilbur Culler
Tailors AB Rho
EL Fox
Miller
J. James
F James
Wagner
Swomley
T James
Steinsceer
AB Rhore
Angieberger
Moors
Gantz Ted
St Lous
Philadelphis
Baer
Cleveland
New York
Barigs
Detroit
Washington
Culler
Chicago
Boston
Tailors
Wagner Sacrfice
Isien
C Her
Sy Culler
Gardner
Tims
Walters
Postseason Series Result Teases and Standings
Uneven notes show yesterday results from a post season series with clubs Stars and Tastors. The fragment hints at Friday’s game and a standings snapshot indicating Stars lead or share. Names split by OCR irregularities suggest multiple teams and a club table pending full clarification.
National League Scores and Upcoming Games
National League results show Pittsburg 8 over Philadelphia 6 and Cincinnati 3 to 7. Brooklyn hosts Boston, and Boston visits Cincinnati while Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh, Brooklyn visits Chicago, and New York travels to St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boson
Cincinnati
New York
St Louis
L Pet
Pittsburgh New York
Crayinnaty
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Snook Tops Local Golf Field In Maryland Amateur
Carl W. Snook of Catoctin Country Club posted the low gross score at Fountain Head in Hagerstown with three over par. Mahlon Rhoderick, another Catoctin player, was second with a 72 net after an 81 on the 18 holes. Mrs Edward P Thomas defeated Julia Etchison 3 and 1 in the ladies club championship semi final and will face Mrs Manuel Weinberg in a 36 hole final. In the beginners tourney, Mrs Arthur Stern beat Mrs Robert Ritche 3 and 1. Mrs Joseph H Stephens defeated Mrs Donald Leatherman 2 up, and Mrs Patrick M Schnauffer defeated Mrs Russell Zimmerman 2 and 1. A fan tournament on ladies day was won by Mrs B Thomas with a four-stroke lead after nine holes. Mrs GT Swisher was runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Snook
Catoctin Country Club
Maryland
Fountain Head
Hagerstown
Snook
Mahlon Rhoderick
Edward P. Thomas
Julia Etchison
Thomas
Manuel Weinberg
Arthur Stern
Robert Ritche
Joseph H. Stephens
Donald Leatherman
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Russell Zimmerman
American League Delays and Scores Recap
Fragmentary scores from yesterday include Washington beating Detroit 4 to 3 and Cleveland outscoring New York 5 to 3. Other games were postponed with limited readable details remaining.
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Washington
Dettor
Tegeland
New York
Brussels strouts sold in markets of Belgium since 1213
The record notes Brussels strouts were sold in Belgian markets as early as 1213, indicating a long history of this vegetable in European commerce and cuisine. The phrasing reflects historical trade and local distribution in medieval Belgium.
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Brussels
Belgium
First baseball admission charged in 1858 game
The record notes the first admission charge in baseball history, 50 cents, at a New York versus Brooklyn game played at the Fashion Race Course on Long Island July 20, 1858. About fifteen hundred fans attended despite difficult travel by boat and rail.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fashion Race Course
Long Island
Ring Card July 29 Card Promises Baltimore City Bouts
Matchmaker Jack Lipps recruits ring gladiators from Battymore Waynesboro and Frederick for the second American Legan boxing card on July 29 at Bernie's Arena. Tommy Fedden’s withdrawal reshuffles lines with Baltimore opponents added. Main event features Marion Barnes versus Robert Robey in a ten? round? bout with other local fighters including Stauffer Kapovich Newman and Bayne in prelims. Reserve seat tickets go on sale Friday.
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Ring
Battymore
Waysesboro
Frederick
Jack Lipps
Bernie's Arena
Tommy Fedden
Harrisonburg
Lipps
Baltimore Goss
Marion Barnes
South Atlantic A. A. U. Champen
Baltimore
Robert Robey
Democratic Club
William Manley
Bob Stauffer
Waynesboro
John Kapovich
Lee Brosius
Lester Bayne
Elesh
Francis
Matt) Wagner
Frederick Junction
Leo S$oli
Wagner
Bucky Jeffra
Walter Ruby
Waler Booker
Ken Louden
Lipos
Pitching Habits and Notable Baseball Recollections
A mosaic of pitching quirks and historic anecdotes across eras. Mentions pitchers such as Kemp Wicker and Thornton Lee, outcomes from various games, and remarks on how telegraphed curves and balk tactics influenced play. Includes references to Orioles, Dodgers, and White Sox figures and a Baltimore bout featuring Ivan Nedematchy.
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Fas
Art Fletcher
del Baker
Merv Shea
Dodgers
Kemp Wicker
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Tommy Bridges
Jimmy DeShong
Red
Johnny Vencer Meer
Playground League East Third Street Wins 11 4 in Baker Park
East Third Street defeats Schleysville 11 to 4 in Junior Speedball League at Baker Park. Lineups feature Abrecht, Fogle, Kennedy, Moberly, and others for East Third Street while Schleysville fields Main Schroer Warren and others. Senior league game Baker Park tops East Third Street 6 2, with Brightwell Abrecht and Smith among players. Horseshow courts open daily near Carroll Creek in Baker Park from 2 to 6 and 6 30 to 7 30.
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East Third Street
Schleysville
Baker Park
A. Abrecht
Fogle
Kennedy
van Fossen
W. Kennedy
Kiitfeld Grave
Moberly
Ewing
Beachr
Schreysyitle—Laxe
Boyes
Shaw
Schra
J. Brightwell
Stockman
BR Abrecht
Abrecht
Michael
Fisher
Eppley
P Brightwell
Mercer
Myers
Siedling
Barigis
Spangier
Wachter
Hossler
Brust
Smith
Weddie
DeHonastis
P. Yinger
P. Dixon
M. Bierley
M. Summers
T. Devona
P. Angleberger
Straitman
H. Welty
J. Fogle
J. Dixon
Harmon Field
Norwood
T Eichelberger
C. Tyervar
S. Brubaker
Harris
N Main
N Seehrover
Showe
C. Rice
W.kennedy
B. Mask
J. Gilbert
D. Beacht
J. Andrews
R. Wiles Schleysville
N. Main
M. Schroer
J. Showe
M. Warren
R. Warren
K. Tinney
Brubaker
A. Harris
T. Eichelerger
Washington Street
M. J Fogle
Richard Hines
A. Hoffman
B. Dassey
Ruth Himes
B Whisner
C .Stockman
T. Dunn
N_ Hoffan
H. Mort J. Dixon
P. Angisverger
M. Bier‘lex
B. Yinger
K. Kaeizel
T. Devona Schreysville
AL Perkins
Schlerysville
Tri County League Hardened by Damascus Umpire Fight
A meeting of the Tri County League considers a protest by Lander over last Sunday's defeat by Damascus and an umpire assault. Jonn Day, champion first baseman, allegedly attacked Umpire Nuse after a close play, risking suspension that would hurt his team. Amid uproar, umpires and managers seek safeguards while Damascus and Lander dispute game forfeiture and ruling. County league games are listed with Woodsboro, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, and Middletown fixtures forthcoming.
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Roger Crum
Paul Shaffer
Thurman
Shoristos
Riddletown
Shaffer
Lander
Damascus
Gomery Clan
Bodvek
C. A
Cameron C. Kehne
Jonn Day
Nuse
Toget
Kehne
Tiams Day
Day
Duting
King
Dar
Frederick
Thurmont
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
M. J. Thompson
Ween
Mullinix Park Games Highlight Uptown Speedball Victory
Uptown speedball team defeated Downtown 11 to 7 at Mullinix Park in a Tuesday game. Lineups featured Uptown players Thompson Garner Onier Mill Delacher Hammond Seid Julius Lane and others. Also noted were a Thursday game with a pet judge event and Tuesday tennis results including Wagner Bourne Jr. and Fredericks.
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Mullinix Park
Uptown
Thompson
Garner
Onier
Centerfield
Mill
centerSeld
Delacher
Hammond
Gordon
Julius
Caicnes
Thomas
Lane
Downtown
Grey
C. Frown
E. Brown
Szsi
D Grey
Foreman
Brown
N.ckens
F Brown
Saunders
F. White Hill
Leithield
Croneburg
Tony Wagner
A. G. Bourne, Jr
N. Sewell
R Foreman
B. Fredericks
L. Thompson
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NEA Service
Haerold
Joseph Trayner
New England
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Yarnees
Earl Aver
Tribe
George Selkie
Yanks
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Cleveland Ae
Hgttacac
Pyetlak Hadley
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Dez Tiyers
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Hoggsett
R Ferrell
Philadelphia Appeal
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Davis
Brandt
Todd
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
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Lanning
Reis
Mueller
Moore
Hershberger
Hutchinson
Riddle
Lombard
Dodgers Gove
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Brooklin
B&b
Tamulix
Shea
French
Russell
Hartnett
Garbark
Giants
Si Leus
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
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Schumacher Browns
Loasman
Coffear
Abbell
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MrGee Harrett
Henshaw
Owen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cub
Wrigley Field
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Bees
All-Stars
Frederick Tailors
Au-Stars
Tazlors
Arstars Ou
Pittsburg
Philadelpha
Cincinati
Brookis
Nookie Rhoderick
Garier Soule
Davey
American Legion
Feddon
Ivan
the Terrible
Batere
H.berg
Jammy Foxx
A & Bost
Speedball League
Harmon
Carroll Creek
Schleysvile
Third Street
Schlersville
Baker Parl
L. Pet Harmon
Washington St
Third St
G. E
Hermon
Johnson
Horace Heidt
His
Breadiers
NBC
L. E. Baker Garage
W. Patrick
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown
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