Pennant race tightens in Frederick County league action
The Frederick County League saw four of five contenders tie for second as Middletown led with a rainout against Woodsboro. Thurmont beat Brunswick Railroaders 7-4, Emmitsburg outlasted Union Bridge 6-5 in 11 innings, and Taneytown edged New Windsor 4-2. Postponed games set for Wednesday. second round starts Saturday.
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Middletown
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Brunswick Railroaders
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Taneytown
New Windsor
Younkins
Taylor
Kaewel
Marr
Woody Younkins
Tanestown
Ekuns
Barnes
Bud Shilling
Tseneytown
Shilling
Sterling Ecker
Bankert
Union Bruze AB. R. Alo. A.E. Bankard
Bowman
Nicodemus
Rupe
Emuritsburg
Latta
Summartz
Eamed Rans
Emmburg
Cruon
Eckenrode
Skinner
Bs Incs
Behrens
Fleagie
Poulson
Sac- Taneystoun
Zimmerman
T. Kuss
Stein
Althoff
Rice
Ott
Ying- hut—Lantz
S. Ecker
Bates
Shill
Altho
E. Ecker
Eas
Yingling
Taner
Town
Joneid
Devilbiss
Reculla Second Half Results From Tri-County League
In yesterday's action New Market beat Wakefeld 6 to 5 while Point of Rock defeated Damascus 9 to 4. Brunswick game reports were delayed due to rain with other results not posted.
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New Market
Wakefeld
Point of Rock
Damascus
Brunswick
Frederick County League Weekend Results and Schedule
In the Frederick County League Thurmont beat Brunswick 7 to 4 and Emmitsburg triumphed 5 to 4 over Taneytown. New Windsor lost 4 to 2 to Taneytown with other results noted, and future games listed include Emmitsburg at Woodsboro and Thurmont at Middletown. A rain delay postponed the Baltimore Firemen versus Union Bridge game, with the Union Bridge contest halted in the third inning.
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Baltimore Firemen
Union Bridge Club
Frederick County League
Union Bridge
Brunswick A Se Aene Summary of baseball scores and meeting notice
Two base hits by M. Younkins and three base hits by Gosneil Clarke and N. Shaffer led Brunswick A Se Aene in a 2 00 game. Younkins and Shaffer walked once each. Left on base Brunswick 12 Thurman 4. Speedball meeting called by President Robert L Nis Grove, at City Hall aldermen room this evening at 8 o'clock. National League results include St Louis 13 7 Brooklyn 7 3 and Chicago 5 11 New York 4 5. Games today Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Nes Thomont
Brunswick
M. Younkins
Gosneil
Clarke
N. Shaffer
Flory
Suiore
Younkins
Shaffer
Younmint
Shafer
Spalding
Birely
Creeger
Dases
Thurman
Lushbauch
Derbert
Chambers
Robert L. “Nis Grove
City Speedball League
Grove
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn-St. Louis
L. New York
St. Louis Sz
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baseball Scores and Catfish Catch Highlight City News
Scores from American League games show Boston, Detroit, and Cleveland posting wins with several matchups in extra innings and rain interruptions. A local fisherman, Russell Koontz, hooked a 16 pound Mississippi catfish at Seneca, plus 19 more catfish averaging five pounds.
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Russell Koontz
Seneca
Koontz
Bobby Jones Wins National Amateur In 1924
Eight years after his first national bid at Merion, Bobby Jones crushed George Von Elm to claim his first National Amateur title with a dramatic 8 and 8 victory on the sixteenth hole. Von Elm nearly reached the cup, but Jones ran in a deft runup to within two feet and secured the championship.
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Merion
Bobby Jones
George von Elm
Jones
Bobby
von Elm
Hou! Jones
George WN Elm
Rain Delays Tri-County Baseball League Games
Rain disrupted the second half start in the Tri-County League with two of six games washed out. Brunswick edged Mt Airy 15 4 in a rally filled victory, Wakefield beat Point of Rocks 6 4, Walkersville won 18 5 at New Market, and Frederick downed Damascus 15 9 while Mt Airy and Brunswick played a tight contest and Damascus suffered a surprise loss.
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Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Wakefield
Point of Rocks
Walkersview
New Market
Frederick Cardinals
Amascus
Railroaders
F. Gosnell
Carey
C. Hawes
Biddinger
Babylon
Townshend
Piay
Arthur Trout
Walkersville
Glade
Cards Now On Giants Heels In Doubleheader Sweep
In St Louis on July 21 the world champion Cardinals narrowed the gap to within one and a half games of the Giants by taking both ends of a doubleheader from the Dodgers 13 to 7 and 7 to 5 as New York dropped two at Chicago under a 25,000 crowd. Also Cubs dent Giants with 5-4 11 inning win and 11-5 loss, Pirates beat Braves 7-0, Red Sox top Tigers 7-6 on Ferrell’s ninth inning homer, White Sox defeat Browns 4-2, Yankees split with Browns in New York roller.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
New Yorkers
Chicago
R. H. E. Brooklyn Bt
Collins
Detancer
Davis
RHE
Brooklyn
Leonard
Clark
Babich
Lopez
J. Dean
Beusser
Walker
Delancey
Cubs
R. H.eew
York
Hubbell
Danning
Boston
Wes Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bridges
Cochrane
Hayworth
Grove
R. Ferrell
New York
Browns
Yankees
Yanks
Hemsley
St Louis
Newiwe
Walkup
van Atta
Hemsier
Ebronca
Dickey
Cateetin Country Club
Tamutis
Dicker
Lesex
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Mickey
Detroit
Cardi Mals
Cleveland Indians
Joe Vosmik
Vosmik
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Joe
Indians
East Tech High
Roger Peckinpaugh
East Tech
Jos
Tris Speaker
Charlie Jamieson
Cleveland
Frederick
Terre Haute
Joseph Pranklin Vosmik
East Boulevard
Bohemia
Frederick Defeated Homeland Tenzus in Abbre d Match at Catossm Court
In a Sunday afternoon clash at Catossm Court Frederick overwhelmed Catoc Country Club 5 to 3. Ramsburg and Radcliff led the Frederick effort with singles wins and a doubles victory, while reads of several close matches highlighted the tense indoor tennis card.
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Homeland Tenzus
Besiltmere
Catoc Country Club
Richard Ramsburg
Buddy Radel
Frederick
Oni
Catoctin
Craig Smoot
Homeland
Aro
Roberts
Wilson
Smith
Smoot
Palmer
Leichert
Walker N. Jone
Country Club
Frederick County
Alvin OM Bopst
Welsh doubles down in Virginia tennis upset
Barney Welsh, Rockville, defeated Paul Pollard of Lynchburg in three straight sets 6-2 6-1 6-1 to win the West Virginia open. Welsh, in top form, had earlier eliminated several leading players in the state during a strong week of play.
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Barney Welsh
Rockville
Paul Pollard
Lynchburg
Frederick Hustlers Triumph 4-2 Over Martinsburg Blue Sox
Frederick Hustlers beat Martinsburg Blue Sox 4-2 as Don Rice earned the win with a strong four hit outing and two hits, two runs. Rice drove in the go ahead run in the seventh as six and Shine sparked late offense against Martinsburg’s pitching in a tight game at McCurdy Field.
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Frederick
Sun
Steele
Rooerts
Rice
Strine
Tederex
Hildebrand
D. Rice
Lamp
Martinsburg
Kilmer
Cen- Bhter
Blue Sox
Hoffman
Rong Goudie
Shine
D. Race
H Prather
Kimer
Amp
Johnson
Roberts
Uy Rice
Rovsins
Shoox
Frask
Tims
Scocer
R. Mell
Tederick
Shorsvop
Awlessh Roberts
Drczate
Martinsburg Ab. R. Bo.ae
W. Ambrose
Lama
Ambrose
Hasson
Tovais
Frederick Ab
Li Hildebrand
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Br Utz
Emmittsburg
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J. Russ
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Tri-County Baseball League
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Tanerioen
Rein
Ernest Newland
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Emmitsboro
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L. Re Pes i Brunswick
Middietown
Cedar Grove
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Kerr
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R. H.O.A.E. Flory
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Edgar Palmer
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