Villagers Clinch 19-2 Victory Over Hustlers in Slugfest
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on July 29 the Villagers rout the Hustlers 19 to 2. Hal Chase twirled a near perfect game through five innings and the Villagers pounded Boerner and the Hustler bullpen with twenty-one hits including a bases loaded homer by Reeser. Fogerty and Chase led the hitters with four each. The series continues with Sherry likely facing Lefty Grove in Thursday's decisive game.
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Smith
Brooks
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Chase
Frederick
Jack Smith
Cherry
Allinston
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Clase
Donelin
Smath
Lank
Sherry
Lefty Grove
Ale Sawyer
S. Wee
Fallis
Oradod Hemsler
Ifa Sherry
Th. Himes
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EL Perrin
Weer
Gmutea
Fogerty
Wsss
Allington
Wise
Batton
Reide
Caceeeeeod
Warnesboro
Sutton
Sank
Perrin
Palils
of Chase
Ry Chase
Br Boerner
Bf Brook
Pases
Hagerstown Narrowly Tops Hanover In Two Games
Hagerstown defeated Hanover 3 to 5 in the first game and 3 to 5 in the second, with standout performances from Fishbauch Greene Thomas and Geherim. The match featured tight pitching and late rallies as Hagerstown claimed the series lead at home.
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Hanover
Hacre Fishpaush
Thomas
Fichhaath
Nbayth
Aminhed
Biatteries
Tlaverstown
Tlaverstown. Fishbauch Ana Greene; Hanover, Thomas and Geherim,. Semin Kae
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Blue Ridge League Yesterday's Results and Schedule
Waynesboro 16 Frederick 2 and Hagerstown 3 3 Hanover 2 2 Martinsburg 4 Chambersburg 4 were tied nine innings in a darkness called end. Today Frederick at Waynesboro Hanover at Hagerstown Martinsburg at Chambersburg Friday Chambersburg at Frederick Waynesboro at Hagerstown Hanover at Martinsburg Saturday Waynesboro at Hagerstown.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Hanover
Nartinsburg
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
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Wagerstown
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Kepner
Sox
Kates
Chambershure
Julian
Shorts
Ww. L. Pet
Flagerstown
Wesnesboro
Hanover Stars Defeat Taneytown 5–3 In Tight Ball Game
In Taneytown on Wednesday the Hanover Stars defeated Taneytown 5 to 3 in a well played game. Behrens and Hitchcock homered for Hanover while Taneytown’s pitcher Schaeffer matched the work, with Ogle and Mielding notable for Taneytown. Kunkel and Lambert contributed to Hanover’s offense and defense.
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Hanover
Stars
Hanme
Behrens
Hichcock
Schaeffer
Tanertown
Er Lours
Ridece
Kunkel
Lambert
Manover
Ogle
Hitchcock
Drenning
Fuss
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A. Moore
Shanebrook
Teist
Wills Wins Return Match At Paris Invite
Helen Wills, returning after appendicitis surgery, defeats Miss Edward Raymond 6-1 6-4 in the second round of the women's invitation tournament in Paris. The three time national champion plans to defend her Forest Hills title next month. Also: Molla Mallory and Mary Browne win. Y. M. E. B. beats East End Sporting Club 7-3. Windsor Castle construction began by William the Conqueror.
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N. Y
Paris
Helen Wills
Mis
Edward Raymond
New York
Forest Hills
Molla Mallory
Mary Browne
Baseball score Between Taneytown and Hanover
Scoring summary shows Taneytown losing 8 to 3 to Hanover. Key events include stolen bases by Baum gardner and Bebyens, home runs by Uitehenek, and Lam bert with a Thyrea base hit. Hamme faced 3 walks and Schaeffer 1, attendance about 400, time 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Vanestown
Hanover
Baum Gardner
Bebyens
Uitehenek
Thyrea
Lambert
Downes
Hamme
Schaeffer
Wit
Hart
Harned
Taneytown
Kuntz and Kilnganscorgr
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DeMolays Dropped From City League After Forfeit
The TeMpatny baseball club lost its City League franchise by a forfeit to St. John's at McCurdy Field on Wednesday evening. Despite a warning, five players showed up and the DeMolays forfeited their fourth game. Everedys also forfeited, leaving six clubs in the race with Moosé warned for further forfeits. President Atkinson said all clubs risk loss of their franchise if they forfeit again. The schedule ends August 12, with possible cancellation if teams quit. St. John's and Chapline fight for the pennant, meeting Friday night at McCurdy Field.
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McCurdy Filet
Ave
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Everedg
Moosé
Francisee
RB. J. Atkinson
Hage
Everedy
DeMolay
Chaplina
St. John's
Hagerstown Hubs face uncertain finances and Sunday plans
The Hagerstown Hubs struggle financially as President Bester appeals to amateur leagues to cancel Saturday games to draw fans. Rumors of Sunday baseball circulate, with support from Blue Ridge League President Jamison, though pro games are unlikely in nearby cities. An exhibition drew 3,000 outside city limits, while players like Eddie Sawyer and Nick Harrison show improvement amid roster moves.
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Bester
Hubs
Jamison
Hanover
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Frederick
Martinsburg
City League Reaults and Tomorrow’s Matches
Yesterday's results show St. John's and C DeMolars forfeiting. Today Moose faces Engles with umpire Lipps. Friday Chaplines play St John's with umpire Lipps.
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Engles
Lipps
Wames
Chaplines
St. John's
National and regional sport events listed for upcoming venues
Racing in Yonkers and Chicago meetings by Illinois and Montreal jockey clubs. Trotting at Orange County Fair. Canadian Henley regatta in St Catharines. AAU swimming in Philadelphia. Southwestern tennis in Dallas. Golfina, New England and New York amateur opens. yachting George Cup at Chaumont Bay. boxing double header in New York featuring Benny Bass and Billy Wallace.
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Yonkers
New York
Frederick Promises First 3 Mile Race in Years
Frederisk plans a Labor Day 3 mile run on September 6 with entries being received. Promoter Bob Rakower, assisted by H. F. Shipley and Sons, will award silver cups to top three and medals to places four through ten. Baltimore stars Agee and Pierce expected. Philadelphia runner Haymond possible.
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Bob Rakower
Marathon
H. F. Shipley and Sons
Focal Sporting Goods
Rakower
Arthur Ford
John Summers
Bill Agee
Pierce
Emerywood A. C. Stars
Baltimore
Leon Haymond
Philadelphia
Francis Scott Ker
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Stance and Arm Rigidity Key to Batting Power Says Cobb
By Ty Cobb the article argues fundamentals in golf and baseball with emphasis on a rigid lead arm at contact. He notes stance grip and follow through vary little across players, but stresses the left or right arm must be stiff at moment of contact for power and control.
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TY Cobb
Middletown and Emmitsburg Rescheduled Game Set
President M J Thompson of the Fredericks County League announced the Middletown vs Emmitsburg game will be played in Middletown on Wednesday August 4 at 3 oclock. The contest was postponed earlier in the season.
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M. J. Thompson
Fredericks County
Middletown
Emmitsburg
County League Restricts Additions After August 2
The County League executive announced no new players will be added to club lists after Monday August 2. The date marks the deadline to appear at Lewistown. O Neill and Derr, local blackface comedians, will present their comedy act Putting It Over at the Men's Bible Class festival in Lewistown. East Shore League results: Parkste y beat Easton 1 0, LaInbury 3 Dover 2, Christeld 8 Cambridge 9.
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Monte
Lewistown
O'Neill
Derr
Lewintown
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