Local clubs brace for key tilt after tight standings
In a tense schedule update the Blue Sox, Vil, and locals trail rivals as yesterday’s results shape the league race. Hagerstown beat Weeden’s Raiders 7 to 4 with injuries shadowing Horan, Gaerber backstopped despite chest pains, while Frederick surged, scoring in the first and fifth innings to win despite steady Knox pitching and a late defensive scare.
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Maroons
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Horan
Hagerstown
Bathsey
Zavernoon
Bert Weeden
Clarence Miethen
Gardner
Loran
Frederick
Bagerstown Hospital
Ginger” Gaerber
Mamacy
Martinsburg Outfielders Shine As Home Run Leader Tops List
Tubby Miller drilled his thirteenth home run of the season while Martinsburg outfielders edge in official averages. Commentary notes Jack Strain’s sharp catches and Jimerson or Costello for upcoming ChamP a match. Controversy grows between Hagerstown and Hanover over catchers Guido and Haggerty as injuries force an altered infield for Martinsburg defeat and Waynesboro loss.
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Tubby
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Hagerstown
Hanover
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Haggerty
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Gardner
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King
Chambersburg
Ramsey
James
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge League Batting Averages Announced Some Heavy Hitters Set Back
Dowell and Chambersburg lead the Blue Ridge League in batting percentage. Dowell hit .422 after a slump cut his pace. Wilson has one home run in seven games, lifting his total to 28. Rawlings trails with 16 while Wilson tops total bases at 150 to Rawlings 148. Neptune and Yordy see streaks end, and Martinsburg's Dunn breaks a long hitless run. Rumors claim Giants' Meshaw waived Louis Wicon, Martinsburg's home-run king, leaving Wilson with 26 homers for the season.
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Hanover
Yordy
Roberts
Dunn
Hagerstown
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New York Giants
Louis Wicon
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Martins
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Costello Sing- Miller
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Stone
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Wahover
Costello
Tack
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Enone
Emrich
Warnesboro
Fone
Red
Steinbach
Guido
Renee
Keysor
Mehl
Rothensies
Brophy
Tristin
Tayne
Tagserty
Timmerton
Frederick Ree
P. Scheminant
Ote
Mullen
Ennetich
P. Cee
Soman
Harvey
Frederick
Day
We Horan
Haggerty
Clark
Wasnesboro
Gnerber
Stevens
Mullaney
King
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Eeeeaee Verecker
Vette Wit
Gardner
Frederick Ae
Thompson
Hanover Lyston
Miller
Brehaner
Cadien
Strain
Keyser
J. Kelly Perry
James
Cadden
Bartels
Wanover
Emerich
Will
Frederick's Miller Shines as Center Fielder in All-Star Talk
The Blue Ridge notes praise Miller Frederick for superb outfield play backing up his manager. His catches and wall-scaling efforts robbed Delaney and saved drives from Tony Walsh, boosting Frederick's contention. Bart McCarthy returns to the outfield as Bernie Dunn retires with a heavy cold, shaping an infield vacancy.
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Frederick
Delaney
Terriers
Tony Walsh
Hagerstown Mall
Bart McCarthy
Convalescent Watch
Bernie Dunn
Chambersburg Triumph Over Martinsburg on Home Ground
Chambersburg edged Martinsburg 1 to 0 on Friday afternoon at home. Wise held the Mountainers to four scattered hits while Chambereburg connected for six safeties off Colley. Woodgie Logan and Mullaner led the offense for the Chambereburg team.
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Nortinsburg
Mountaineers
Wise
Maroons
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Rae
Chambereburg
Martinsburg
Woodgie
Logan
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Baseball Scores From Cleveland Detroit and Chicago
Baseball scores report Cleveland Athletics 12 to 3 with Harris Perkins Morton and O’Neill as batteryists. Detroit beat Washington 6 to 4 with Oldham Woodall Fran 18 and Picinich noted. Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 3 with Oeschger Neill Jones and O’Farrell credited.
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Athletics
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Harris
Perkins
Morton
O'Neill
Detroit
Washington
Oldham
Woodall
Fran
Picinich
Chicago
Boston
Oeschger
J Neill
Jones
O'Farrell
St. Louis
New York
National League Scores From Philadelphia Boston and New York
In Philadelphia Cincinnati won 11 to 7 as Hatteries Donahie Aargrave and Singleton starred. Boston routed Chicago 9 to 0 with Jones O Farrell and Oeschger strong on the mound. New York defeated St. Louis 8 to 4 in the first game and 4 to 3 in the second with Ryan Smith and Doak aiding St. Louis. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 3 to 2 behind Vance Deberry Adams and Gooch. Standings show Brooklyn 58 35 .624 St Louis 58 49 .502 Chicago 51 44 .537 Philadelphia 34 3 .382 Cincinnati 50 47 .525 Boston 32 59 .352
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Dog a Real Baseball Fan in Woodstown
Frank the shepherd dog owned by auctioneer Harry Lippincott is a famed baseball admirer. He attends games in a grandstand seat, sits through innings, wags on applause, and appears attentive to the scoreboard and inning outcomes.
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Harry Lippincott
Property Seeded to Glenn Putman and wife in county
In the court section, Calvin L Putman and wife transfer property to Glenn and wife for ten dollars. Equity cases noted include Edna B Miller and Charles E Miller petitioning for separate maintenance alimony and counsel fees. Storm and Stoner appear as attorneys for plaintiffs in various divorce related actions. Marriage licenses issued for Theodore W Stape and Mary L Rossi Stape. Gothic architecture described with antiquated social connotations and historical context.
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Glenn
Hagerstown Defeats Waynesboro in Easy Show of Strength
In Hagerstown on July 29 the home team won easily as bats produced timely hits. Sitol scored for Hagerstown with Mahan and Guide contributing solid defense. Waynesboro’s Baler and Fitz-Serald also appeared, while Ragentown worked the game for Waynesboro.
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Mahan
Baler
Fitz- Serald
Ragentown
Philadelphia clergyman created the jinrikisha carriage
A Philadelphia clergyman invented the jinrikisha, a horseless carriage, during a daring visit to Japan. This innovation shaped a key image of Japanese transport in modern times.
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Philadelphia
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