Giants Beat Pirates 5-2 in Western NL opener
Travis Jackson drove in three runs including a triple as the World champions opened the Western tour with a 5-2 victory over the Pirates. Hoyt and Bell contributed key hits while strong defense aided the Giants victory in Fortsburgh on May 3.
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Yesterday's National League Scores and Today's Schedule
New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 3 and Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 3 to 2 while Chicago shutout Boston 0 to 0 and Philadelphia topped St Louis 7 to 8. Today Brooklyn visits Cincinnati and Philadelphia plays St Louis while New York meets Pittsburgh and Boston faces Chicago.
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Chicago
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Remembering Past American Amateur Champions
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Edgar TF Appleby becoming the first American world amateur 123 bainine bustard title holder. It notes five and ten year anniversaries featuring Macx Wess and Ar Spencer with earlier walking championships and repeated titles.
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Edgar TF Appleby
Ameri
Shadowed Greats: Star Athletes Outshined by Giants
The piece discusses how dominant performers cast long shadows over peers and rivals. It cites Babe Ruth overshadowing Lou Gehrig, Tilden rising in tennis alongside rivals, and Gene Venzke and Helen Hull Jacobs viewed as runners up to celebrated legends.
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Tilden
Hamster
Lou
Baoe
Ruth
Pey
Yanxers
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Gene Venzke
Fis Glenn Cunninghem
Helen Hull Jacobs
Tenitus
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Freshman Baseball Triumph Under Lights
Charlie Hing Kong Keller led Mid Gietoun's pit to a 11 to 0 victory over Hyattsville High School at the University of Maryland. Keller pitched the second frame through 7 innings and allowed four singles while striking out four. He also collected two singles in four trips to the plate.
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Hing Kong” Keller
Midgietoun
University of Maryland
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Grayson Grayson Sees Browns Retrench As Ferrell Holds Out
Sam Grayson narrates a tense pre season with the Browns shrinking payroll and a tough holdout by Wesley Ferrell. Rumors link Cleveland to possible trades including Buddy Myer as a Bathe alternative while Hal Trosky emerges as a potential Gehrig in a young Indians infield.
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Rogers Hornsby
Monkey Sun
Louis B
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Trosky
Gehrig
Evans Zars Greveland
Buddy Myer
Washington
Ferrell
Evans Beleves
Cleveland
Hal Trosky
Willie Kamm
Eddie Moore
Nonce
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Seaboard
Fly Fishing Tips From NEA Service Writer
Practical guidance for trout fishing philosophy and technique. Cast from the bank when possible to reduce splash and avoid scaring fish. If wading, stay low and kneel to approach quietly. Use long leaders from 10 to 14 feet and employ a wet fly or nymph setup to entice strikes. The text emphasizes stealth, precise casting, and controlled movements to improve hookups.
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Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
Rain soaked fields delay multiple high school games
Rain drenched fields forced postponements across several teams. Mount St Marys and Mountaineers faced rescheduled dates while Marys Colese and Williamsport saw adjustments. local prep squads planned return games in Emmitsburg and surrounding areas as coaches regroup.
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Williamsport
Mountaineers
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Wilamswas
Firpo
Ralph
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Emmitsburg
Emenitsburg
Mount St Marrs
Vauientes
Leteam
Golf tips on maintaining down swing for iron shots
Ping and Ron emphasize keeping the left side down during iron shots from the number one club to the middle. The left shoulder, left hand, and clubhead stay low while the body weight shifts toward the left foot. On short bunker shots players tend to look up too soon.
Baseball Games Postponed Across American League
All American League games were postponed due to rain. Schedule changes affected Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington and New York, with Boston also listed among affected matchups.
Open Sunday as 1934 Blue Ridge League Returns
The 1934 season begins Sunday with the Chambersburg Maroons visiting McCurdy Field at 2:30 p.m. Fredrick and Martinsburg open in the Tri County League with eight towns in action. Parades in Hagerstown and Chambersburg precede the games as preparations and fund drives continue for the community baseball effort.
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International League Scores and Umpire Assignments
Rochester beat Baltimore 4 to 1 and Montreal defeated Latvacuse 15 to 4 while Torcento won 6 to 4 over Albany. another game was postponed due to rain with Syracuse at Montreal. Umpires for the season include Norman Fines in Chambersburg Me Beker Frederick George Martinisburg John Seal Clarence Smallwood Wine Lushbaugh and Lightntown, with home umpires at all venues and readings on Meisis beyond the bar.
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Five Years of Catarrh Quickly Relieved
A patient narrates long catarrh symptoms affecting the head and stomach, including headaches and indigestion, claiming relief after treatment. He describes prior stomach pain and gas with breathlessness, attributing his condition to chronic catarrh and noting initial relief through a remedy obtained at a drug store.
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