Opening of Frederick County League Draws Record Crowds
Six county teams began play on Saturday with a large parade and crowds near 1,200 in Brunswick, Woodsboro, and Yellow Springs. Thurmont beat Brunswick 2-0 in a competitive opener, Merriman and Roger pitched well for the home club, while Fleetwood Knott Kelbaugh and J Creeser starred for the visitors.
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Woodsboro
Brunswick
Yellow Springs
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Wooodsboro
North Countians
Roger
Merriman
Fleetwood
Kelbaugh
R. Knott
J. Creeger
Nelson
Cummings
Kelpaugh
Flory
Roget
Om Merriman
Royer
Orrison
Ray
Morgan
Burdette
Abe LO
Oes Thurmont
Co. Knott
Linton
Elx Bat- Felbaugh
Ters
Wharton
Fraley
Fanning
Weee
G. Cummings
Smith
J. Rosensteel
Boyle
Scott
Mills
G. Rosensteel
Warthon
Walters
Emmitsburg Sda Esee Nee Ee
Toml
G Biull
Cannoun
Hatagan
Frederick County League Saturday Results
In a county league slate Woodsboro beat Middletown 7 to 4 as three big innings powered the win. Emmitsburg bested Yellow Springs 7 to 1 in a separate contest. Yellow Springs later suffered a 2 to 1 defeat to Emmitsburg, with Warthen limiting the Mountaineers to seven hits.
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Woodsboro
Middletown
Millrmont
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Yellow Springs
Tne
Lynn Smith
Ralph Beachley
Sykes Crum
Dreaving
Steiner Smith
Remsburg
Gariner
Beachley
Ib Hauver
H. Remab
Staley
Kepler
Kieeny
Rice
Barrek
Eutshall
Drenning
Corum
TL. Smith
Namsburg
Wilhide
Winebrenner Inith
Wonlsboro
Yoeme
L. Smith
Barrickh
Cin
Cerum
Hahn
Hayter
My Tr. Smith
Ballin
Smith
Oant
Micklletown
Woodshure
Umpine
Gardner
Yellow Springs Ring
Saturdz
Athletics Slump Again In Sabbath Contests
The American League runner-ups slid to fourth as the Indians and White Sox won. The Yankees dropped to lose to Eddie Collins’s White Hosemen. Pittsburgh gained on the Reds in the National League by beating the Giants. Sherdell held Robins to two hits as St Louis pressed toward the top. Scores show mixed results across both leagues with batteries listed for each game.
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Indians
White Sox
Mackmen
Yanks
White Hosemen
Eddie Collins
Pittsburgh
Reds
Giants
Redlegs
Cubs
Bill Sherdell
Robins
Toston
Cleveland
Hemmach
Gaston
Miller
Myatt
Philadelphia
Seseroee
Detroit
Sass Kinbette Walberg
Rommell
Pate
Cuchran
Stoner
Comper
Gibson
Woodall
New York
Baseball In Brief National League results and standings
Yesterday's results show St. Louis defeating Brooklyn 9 to 0 and Cincinnati 5 to 3 over Chicago as Cleveland and Detroit posted varied scores. Saturday results list Cincinnati 8 to 2 over Philadelphia and St. Louis 44 to 0 over Boston with Brooklyn 7, Chicago 1. Upcoming games feature Brooklyn at Boston and Philadelphia at New York among others. Standings list Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Boston and Philadelphia in order.
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Yeaterday
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklin New Yok
the Clubs
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicage
Washinon
St. Sams
Washigton
Philadephia
Washington
St. Toons
Boston i
Long International League game results with toronto win 410
In the International League standings Baltimore 7 11 and Toronto 4 1 lead with Newark 3 and Syracuse 0 0. First game lasted 31 innings Toronto beat Baltimore 4 10 to 3 2. Briale 12 6 Reading 17 Jersey 6 Rochester 4 Newark 7 Syracuse U. Matchups: Toronto at Baltimore Buffalo at Reading Rochester at Jersey City Syracuse at Newark.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Syracuse
Buffalo
Reading
Briale
Jersey
Rochester
Jersey City
Catoctin Golf Finishes Third in Tri-State Match at Opequon
The Catoctin Country Club Golf team placed third with Winchester leading the field at 17 1/2 points during a match at the Opequon Club in Martinsburg West Virginia. Fountain Head of Hagerstown finished second, Frederick third, and Martinsburg sixth, with Captain G C Parkhurst and Calvin G Quinn leading the locals.
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Catoctin
Tri-State Golf Association
Opequon Club
Martinsburg
Winchester
Fountain Head
Tagerstown
Frederick
George C Parkhurst
Calvin G. Quinn
Boyce
Catoctinadette
Boyce Club
Hagerstown
Borce
Alevandila
Relat
G C Parkhurst
Og. Quinn
Far Snonk
Raymond Philips
Scholl Hersperger
Willam Bo Lehner
Barr
Harry Ha
Leicherz
Fredenck
Bovee
Associatin
U S Hopes In Wightman Cup Play
The United States faces a difficult Wightman Cup season without Helen Wills who is recovering from an appendicitis operation. In Wimbledon on June 17 and 18, Mary Browne Eleanor Goss Marion Zinderstein Jessup and Elizabeth Ryan will lead the U S team against England led by Mrs Beamish Phyllis Cavell Evelyn Colyer Kitty McKane Godfrey and possibly Joan Fry.
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Helen Wills
America
United States
Wimbledon
England
Elizabeth Rian
Samy
Mary Browne
Eleanor Goss
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Elizabeth Ryan
Beamish
Phyllis Cavell
Evelyn Colyer
Kitty McKane Godfrey
Joan Fry
Intentional pass in baseball as strategy debate
The piece questions overuse of the intentional pass, noting fans find it unsatisfying. It cites Babs Ruth as the prime target for being walked and discusses how the Philadelphia Athletics used intentional passes to neutralize Ruth, arguing the tactic harms the spirit of the game while boosting short term wins.
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Vasewall
Babs Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
Exer Eise
Cone
Walh
aTansel
Ness
ATL Labs
Easton and Cambridge clash in Eastern Shore League action
Eastern Shore League scores show Cristield 4 Salisbury 2 and Salisbury 9 Tarksley 5 with Cambridge at Easton and Trarksley at Dover. The column notes Ruth's walk and fan discontent as Yankees lead grows, praising strategic pitching choices amid a 25,000 attendance.
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Cristield
Easton
Salisbury
Tarksley
Trover
Cambridge
Game Today
Trarksley
Dover
Rights of baserunners on misplayed fly balls
Baserunners may advance the moment the fielding team handles the ball in a misplayed fly ball when the hands touch. If a runner holds at base until contact, the runner is blamed for lack of advancement. Some believe runners cannot leave bases until the ball leaves the fielder’s hands. The text discusses a specific scenario involving a left fielder and center fielder and mentions a hotel in Los Angeles.
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Fiona Ee
Local Autoist Strikes Girl In Baltimore Street
A large touring car driven east on West Baltimore street by Cameron Keene struck a seven years old girl who darted from between parked cars. The child was taken to University Hospital with slight injuries to arm and side. Also notes unrelated items about geysers, warm water piping, and the saxophone history.
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Cameron Keene
Charles Fuills
John Bahk
Tidward Sawyer
Tlenry Sherry
Membrs
Frederick
University Hospital
Harvard Yale 59th Dual Regatta Set On Thames Course
Harvard and Yale prepare for the 59th dual regatta on the Thames at New London. The long history traces back to 1852 with races moving across Lakes and rivers, culminating in the present four mile distance on the Connecticut River and then the Thames. The upcoming race promises a crowded scene as spectators from both universities gather in New London.
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Thames
New London
Harvard
Sels
Housatonic Tier
Derby
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Yale
Thigima
Evel
New Tronton
Siew
Tfornell
Crimson
Yale Secong
Hyovard
Yate
Harard
Havard
Rosinald Jen Hoy
William Haines
Churchill Peter
Uny Nickalls
Marvard
Trailhead Bridge
James Orderly
Nickalls
Bath
Youle
Welcon
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Frederick County League
Battel
Frunswick
National
St. Tenis
Johnson, Marberry
Ruels Ballou
Gaston and Schang
Trargreaves
St. Leis
Sherdell
Farcell
McGraw
McWeeny and Neal
Aldridge
Fremafield
McQuillan Davies
Florence
Bosle
Tittsburgh
Rhe
Batterlee
Biske
Harkness
Maves
Meinlck
Baltes
Kauffman
International League
Gonzales, Xehf, Lucee and Twargrave
Manitoba
Canada
U. S
Elizabeth
Ryan
Mary K. Browne
Jessup
Phildelphia
New York Americans
Mack
The
Athletic
Athletics
Weldom
Paneed
Halle
Sually
Monet
Steplinc
Eastern Shore League
Parksley
Crisfield
Los Angeles
Adolphe Sax
the Pearce Pharmacy
Quaker City
Eraaed
the News-Post
Job Department
Court Street
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