Hustlers Extend Margin In Tight Local League Race
The Hustlers maintain a slim half game lead over Martinsburg as they win four straight against Hagerstown and Hanover rivals. Money Maker's pitcher wins and fielding improvements boost local play. Frank Six nears .300 while Barner tops on-base and batting marks. The Chamberstars Maroons open a second series with the Wasnesboro squad this afternoon at 1 o clock, aiming to trouble the Hustlers after a four-game set.
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Hagerstown
Suonday
Frederick Hiter
Martinsburg
Incals
Ste
Clevelamt Fiay Rediced
Bia
Burlag
Stu Jesse Moneymakers
Landers
Monuer
Winnirg
Wise
Cralbs
Hanover
RudentGeld
Euldie Sawyer
Cleveland
Midle
Jack Smith
Pathe Sherry
Horan
Ravener
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Barner
Tin Mine
Six
Smith
Wasnesboro
Chamberstars Maroons
Maroons
Mansser Jian
Otro
Ris
Frank Six
Bangle
Bernie
Wil
Trustlers
Waynesboro Loses Final In Frustrating Close
A haphazard game in June saw Waynesboro fall to Frederick with a 10 to 1 score. The Villagers led early but Frederick surged ahead by the seventh inning as key hits and defensive miscues sealed Waynesboro’s fate. Players named include Sawyer, Smith, Sherry, and Allen among others.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Tata
Smith
Sherry
Floran
Sunre
Tia Gees
Auf
Besits
Sutton
Allington
Elsenberger
Tomo von Reeser
Sonese
Cleveland
Gfme
Blue Ridge League Saturday Results and Fixtures
Saturday results show Frederick 10 Waynesboro 1 and Hagerstown 10 Hanover 4 with Chambersburg 4 to 1 over Martinsburg. A schedule lists games today through Friday across Frederick, Chambersburg, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Hanover, Waynesboro, and Lingerstown with multiple matchups and umpires noted.
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Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Hanover
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Suirrain
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Flagerstown
Chumbersburg
Wingerstown
Llander
Tdr RK
Waxnesborg
Lingerstown
Warnesbors
Warnesboro
East Shore League Scores and Upcoming Matches
Salisbury beat Dover 2 1 in a recent East Shore League match while Crisfield won 7 2 against Viasten HK. Parksley led 6 1 as Tasten at Darks! and Dover played Salisbury with Crisfield at Cambridge in upcoming fixtures.
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Dover
Cambridge
Crisfield
Viasten
Parksley
Tasten
Canbridge
Hubs Keep It Up Hanover Victim of League
In Hagerstown on June 11 the Wan osee Club aided Hanover’s bid in the Wine Midge League but lost to a stronger team. Highlights include strong pitching by Holan, late rallies, and key safeties from players like Ram nu Tex dan Ciambersbure Pa. The game featured Rawlings tying the score with a tenth inning homer and notable fielding by Martisburg. Swimming pool hours and a DeValay pitcher signing were also noted.
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Vietha
Holan
Shee
Pilyberger
Pere Hee
Siuieh
Pyore
Taigerstow
Hattaser Oi
Sivea
Dolan and
Kistper
Hanover
Garthright, Ramnu Tex Dan
Ciambersbure
Rais Beli
Hanied Eateh
Martisburg
Cee Foto Tramberspurs
Eee
Db OG
Martinebues
Young
Bates
Chambershirs
Garland
Tuller
Hartsel and Smith Lead Blue Ridge League Sluggers
Hartsel of Une heads the Blue Ridge League with a .110 average over 15 games as the leading hitter, while Smith of Prreaberigh tops the league in runs and batting. Teammate Seemarie for Wages shows solid form as Martinsburg and other clubs push for the batting crown. Pitching leaders include Fishhaugh with five winning decisions and Studd and Dolan posting three each as Martinsburg and nearby clubs showcase strong hitting and pitching throughout the season.
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Isttotuwo
Mad
Jane
Uuteeider Harteell
Une
Wis
Blue Ridge
Sinfi
Af Frederik
Witke
Aera
Eller
Alartinsburg
Minetmsdit
Hasing Regis
Ploek An Cimies
Bat ‘Panna
Phigers
Mroderaek
di Guat
Torae
Passian
Smith
Sestes
Motter Medalist in Golf Preliminary
The article reports on the preliminary Motter Medalist golf event with sixteen teams and players named. It notes Gou Governor Melter’s attendance, results of opening matches, and upcoming rounds and schedule leading to the cup presentation next week.
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Motter
Thaaperger
Widward
Baer
Charles Dante Vetene
Petrott
Hastomd
Maite
Debhera
Gea See Markhurst
Norman Llond
Carl Shook Verste
Golf Association Pre Tournament Tees Off
The Golf Association announces a pre tournament event to be held over the course Thai. Notable entrants include Capt. Geo. CoWarktest and others from Meurtiushines en Sarnida.
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Golf Association
Meurtiushines En Sarnida
Ondene UK
Cuerell
Teenelih
Geo. CoWarktest
Ptarest
Aqueduct hosts open racing meeting amid scattered events
A jumble of racing and tennis dates appears with Aqueduct set to stage opening events. Named jockeys and clubs across Kentucky and Maryland feature in a crowded schedule spanning guards, championships, and open tournaments.
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Chis
Aqueduct
Kentucky
Jockes Chiat
Wo Liaenin
Meenig
Rules for a force play on a caught fly ball
A runner who failed to touch second base on returning from a caught fly ball is retired. On a forced return, runners must touch intervening bases in reverse order. The defense may retire a runner by holding the ball on the missed base or touching the runner with the ball.
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Vallure
It Is Too Cold to Snow Weather Lore Investigated
The article explains how winter snows relate to wind directions and temperatures. It notes that snow can fall at low and even very cold temperatures, and that the old saying it is too cold to snow is not literally true while describing storm patterns and wind shifts. It ends with an advertising plug.
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Weather Bureau
Arrong
Mir
Meeting Postponed for Frederick County League Clubs
The Frederick County League clubs meeting scheduled for tonight at eight was postponed on Thursday night to the same time at the Frederick YMCA. League resident Thompson cited other matters preventing full representation.
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Frederick County League
Elght Onlock
Frederick YT
Thompson
Secrets Liars Inside Baseballs as Told by Billy Evans Ruth
Billy Evans discusses batting weaknesses and pitchers’ tactics. He recalls facing slow, fast, and curve balls since 1921 and notes how great pitchers try to exploit flaws. Evans explains how he adapted by using weaknesses to his advantage and believes players can reduce faults with practice.
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Billy Evan
Ruth
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