Morrison’s Blues Face Frederick Tonight In Blue Ridge Clash
Hagerstown defeated Frederick nine to two yesterday as Welcher’s pitching held the Hustlers to two runs. Freeny homered for Frederick, while Peck and Welcher excelled on the mound in a game that saw ten Hustler hits but poor timely hitting. Arthur Stevens or Bill King prepare for a rematch at Willow Lane Park with Morrison’s Blues aiming to even the series.
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Gashore drives Braves past Chambersburg 6 4 in fifth
Bashore hits a bases loaded three bagger in the fifth as Gettysburg chases Chambersburg 6 to 4. Herrell delivers a strong start with gilt edged pitching after the second inning and McMillan shines in the field for the Braves. Gettysburg chases a shift in momentum as Kleskie exits the mound amid the rally. Martinsburg tops Hanover 7 to 2 with Mumford keying the win and two three baggers.
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Hustlers Fall Short In Ten-Hit Briefing
Wonder what they'll do today. Hustlers were credited with ten hits yesterday, ten runners stranded on base. Joe Engel ex Mt St Mary's, with Clark Grif Oth for seasons, slated to pitch for Minneapolis. Doll Derr returns from C and G C League and appears ready as an ump. Derr is a local boy.
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Minneapolis
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BASE BALL SCORES AND LOCAL NOTES
American League results include Detroit Athletica defeating Detroit 4 to 3 with Sheehan Lapp Boland and Stanage as batters. St Louis beat Boston 4 to 2 with Ruth Wood Thomas James Hamilton Agnew batting for Boston. National League games included Philadelphia’s rain shortened 1–0 loss to Chicago in 5 innings and Cincinnati’s 2–3 defeat at Boston. Federal League saw Chicago Brooklyn split games 4–9 with different lineups. St Louis beat Baltimore 7–0. Standings show Kanity Newark Chicago St Louis etc with several games postponed. Local notes mention Polk Whalen planning marriage if Frederick wins Blue Ridge pennant. Myersville beat Brunswick 9–7. Eldridge arriving from South Atlantic League. Lutheran and Evangelical Reformed games. Catholic Club versus M E team. Leaders’ Bible Class against Grace Reformed. Mumford credited with win. South Frederick beat Pathfinders 6–5. Thurmont defeated Emmitsburg 19–7. Lefty Clarke pitched 5–0 shutout over Frederick. reader comments on Hustlers and other minor items.
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Martinsburg
Derr Umpire Leaves Local League Amid Coaching Ties
Derr former Boys High School coach and noted city athlete quits his umpiring role in Cumberland and George's Creek League after President Boyer asked him to assist McAfee for a few days. He may join the Blue Ridge start. He umpired Martinsburg and Hagerstown games, then departed to help again. Feaga and Wilhide impressed in Midland George's Creek League play. Doll backs Doll?
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Boys’ High School
Cumberland
George’s Creek
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Astist McAfee
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Blue Ridge
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Hagerstown
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Wilhide
Midland
Doll
Hustlers Hold First in Blue Ridge Standings
Frederick leads the Blue Ridge circuit by about seven games over Martinsburg with Gettysburg ten or more behind, as papers reconcile standings after errors. The pennant race tightens with Hanover and Harrisburg figures shifting, while Martinsburg and Hanover vie for second. Power Co reports 6 percent dividend while savings bank and stock statements show regional financials and a July 1 sworn secretary pledge.
Another Voluntary Testimonial from Mr J B Riegner
Mr J B Riegner of Falcroft Pennsylvania sends one dollar for a supply of Dandelion Disks. He says he cannot do without them and that they keep him in splendid condition. He notes they please old and young as well as those in middle life.
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