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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1926
Page
6
A baseball note explains double plays with two runners on the same base. The original runner must stay on the bag to retire one runner. to retire both, the runner must leave the base and be touched by a fielder after receiving the throw. It emphasizes pitcher study and prudent baserunning.
Frederick Hustlers lose a ten inning home game to the Hagerstown Hubs 1 to 0. Pitchers Stub Race and Al Cherry delivered a classic duel with late scoring in the tenth and strong defensive play from Eddie Sawyer and Frank Bix. Race drove in the winning run in the tenth as Cherry limited five hits.
Yesterday's results show Hagerstown 1 Frederick 0 and Martinsburg 7 Waynesboro 2 with Hanover 5 in 10 innings over Chambersburg. Upcoming: Hagerstown at Frederick and Hanover at Chambersburg. Martinsburg at Waynesboro.
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on Friday the Maroons grabbed a 2 1 series lead against the Hanover Rats with a 9 to 5 win. Garthright was hit hard, thirteen hits were logged, Berieut homered for the home club, while Riders tied late but fell short.
A scrambled summary lists racing events at Yonkers, Chicago, and Montreal with multiple club meetings and circuits including Grand Circuit trotting and Western amateur golf. It mentions venues like Newport News and Philadelphia, plus boxing bouts and other sports items with uncertain details.
The article explains how runners gain an edge by studying pitchers. It highlights watching the pitcher’s footwork and habits to anticipate throws to first or to the batter. It notes a southpaw with a tell that once learned reduces hassle and improves stolen-base chances.
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