Closing Engagement Clash In Hanover Series Split
Hanover and Frederick split two tight games at McCurdy Field on Friday. Frederick won 4-1 in the opener as Kane pitched well for the visitors, while Hanover tied the nightcap 21 after a late rally. Sherry and Kane combined on the mound for the Raiders, with strong defense and timely hitting fueling the Hustlers’ offense.
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Hubs defeat Sox and villagers stop maroons
Hubs win 7 to 3 in a hitting feast at logstown Friday afternoon as Burke Ras and others are chased from the mound. Maroons rallied but were unable to check Werremen base hits. Warden and Andreon key relief as Hubs eclipse Sox and Villagers, widening their gap on Raiders. Reopening of Kaufman Motor Company announced for July 1 under Gosnell and Stauffer with Oldsmobile line.
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Blue Ridge League Scores and Matchups
Yesterday's Rensalsa reports standings with Americk 12 Hanover 4 1 Hagerstown 8 Martinsburg 7 Waynesboro 10 Chambersburg 0. LEDERICK at Hanover Martinsburg at Hagerstown Waynesboro at Chambersburg.
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Lefty Malavase Sidelined by Sore Blistered Arm in Opening Games
Lefty Malavase lasted two innings in Friday's opener before a blistered arm forced him out for Kane. Hen Sherry returned to the mound with a strong showing, though a late one-hit scare haunted him. Chet Horan kept his .300-plus average with a hit in Game 2, while Jack Smith Eddie Sawyer powered the trio’s rally. Old Buck praises the improving club as fields showcase sharp plays and steady defense from Sawyer, Sank, and others. Bernie’s reliable arm is trusted for key relief duties as the team builds confidence and bat control.
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Batting clash ends in a tie at Metardy Field
Evening baseball game between Tae St John's and Fagle clubs produced a tie as both sides failed to add decisive runs. Johnnes outhle the Pagies but could not overcome the late hits and errors. Key players included Gardner, Downes, and Nagies with steals and fumbled chances shaping a cautious finale.
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DeMolay Wins In Fourth At Cad er Field
DeMolay pitcher Timely lifting in the third and fourth innings sparked a 3-1 victory over Everedy Capper club at Cad er Field on Friday. An error by Everedy opened the door for DeMolay to tally twice in the third. Studeruck allowed two hits, while Schaeffer starred at the plate for DeMolay.
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Bobby Jones Seeks British Amateur Title After Open Win
New York, June 26 Bobby Jones the Atlanta amateur who won the British open championship on Friday must clinch another major to complete a perfect score. He previously rose to national prominence in 1919 after losing to Davy Troon in the American Amateur final. Jones won the Amateur in 1924 and 1925, defeating George Von Eim and Watts Gunn respectively. In 1922 he tied for runner up in the American Open behind John Black, and in 1926 won that title after a playoff with Bobby Cruikshank. He finished second to Cyril Walker in 1924 and last year lost by one stroke in a playoff with William MacFarlane.
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Queer Quirks of the Winter Seed Birds in Our Fields
The article describes a small passerine with a velvety coat and darker trim known as the thistle bird. It notes seeds as winter food, the seasonal gathering from birches and alders, and nesting delays with late hatch times. Observations include naming variety and behavior across seasons, including social flocks and shy nature during cold periods.
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Reds Pound Steadily Away To Lead National Loop Race
Cincinnati's Reds surge to the front in the National League as top hitters and strong fielding spark their pace. Cuyler leads NL batting at .365 while Ruth dominates the majors with .388. Meadows stays undefeated for Pittsburgh, and the Yankees boast best team averages and runs.
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Mother took life of son by inhaling anaesthetic in New Jersey
Mrs. Marths Howard of Glenbrook Connecticut, a summer resident at Manasquan, caused eight year old Lawrence to inhale anaesthetic fumes while he slept and then attempted to take her own life and that of son George Jr. Twelve. George survived with no serious injuries while Mrs Howard remained unconscious at a Spring Lake hospital Friday night.
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Expert Counterfeiters and a Long Distance Yacht Race
Expert counterfeiters in China create glass dollar fakes with real weight and size, using silver coatings and varied metals to flood markets. The Southern Yacht Club fixes July 1 for its long distance race from New Orleans to Mobile, a notable event in the exchange.
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Bat weight and grip key to power, says Rogers Hornsby
A baseball column advises players on bat selection and grip, arguing heavy bats hinder swing and that proper grip is as vital as weight. It cites Major League practice of custom bats and recommends amateurs test bats used by pro sluggers, preferring slightly lighter options for better contact.
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