Blue Ridge League previews new era at Hanover banquet
At Hanover Country Club in Abbottstown Virginia the Blue Ridge League gathered for its annual press banquet with league officials six cities and newspapers in attendance. President J Vincent Jamison outlined a season of unity fair play and strong support from member clubs and their papers while praising past achievements and stressing penalties for rule violations.
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Narions Dab
Eircall
J. Vincent Jamaou
Hanover Country Club
Atbuttstown
Elyta
Cind
Seadece
Blue Hedge League
Charles PF
Jocat Elit
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Sparte
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Ress
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Thanhe
Dia
Conmierce
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Hanover
Hhat City
Emi
Dainieon
Ite
Elih
Hagerstown
Samson
Jamison
Jamioon
Ragan
Martinsburg
Geosetter
Chamberaburg
Werre
Weare
Blue Ridge
Tura
Clee
John W. Hoke
Clinbersburg
Rosy K. Gilbert
Chambersburg
Frank A. Colles
Jemison
Baseball Results Standings and Postponed Games Report
Yesterday's National League results show Brooklyn defeated Boston 10 to 0. Multiple games were postponed due to wet grounds with today’s schedule listing New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston among others. Local notes mention residents and officials in several towns.
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Detroit Pilot Hits Five Home Runs Over Two Days
A Detroit pilot hits five home runs across two games, tying a modern major league record. The feat underscores a standout stretch as the team pursues wins against the St. Louis Browns, with two homers tallied in the ninth and five in two games. The narrative also touches on other players and a wedding lyric fragment amid the chaotic clipping.
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Tran
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Marie Ruth
Yankees
First Exhibition Game Played Today With Baltimore Nine
A lengthy practice and exhibition game was held at McCurdy Field this afternoon featuring the Balthmare and Able nine of Baltimore. Manager Ramsey directed a large pool of candidates through a nine inning scrimmage, with several pitchers and infielders showing potential as the squad prepares for the season.
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Winepee
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Landis
Siirt
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Miler
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Smith
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Delaing Sink
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Racing and Baseball Open Season Across Major Circuits
Pimlico hosts Maryland Jockey Club events while Metropolitan Jockey Club races at Jamaica. Tri-State League baseball opens its season as Alabama golfers compete for state honors. international tennis heads to Baden Baden and Oklahoma hosts high school track championships. Boxing match sets 10 rounds as Beaton faces Quintla Romero with regulars in reserve.
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Alabama
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Goxing—Young
Quintla Romero
Beaton
Spyder to join Hubland as Blue Ridge League eyes strong season
Rumors from Hagerstown say Bugs Spyder plans to shake his Villager restraints and back up with his former club. The Blue Ridge League, lauded by six presidents at the Ha banquet, forecasts a solid season. Adeline “Sweet Adeline” joins the Hub as second baseman after Newark League spell, while Farnsburg the new pitcher from Portsmouth attracts manager Ramsey’s attention for a possible Hustlers start.
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Adeline
Swee
Adeling
Muba
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Werre
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Newark Hears
Blue Ridge
Farnsburg
Ramsey
Dave Robertson
Portsmouth
Dave
Postponed Games Shuffle Basis in Major Leagues
A long list of games in both leagues were postponed with only one National League and one American League game played on schedule. Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago teams moved in standings as other clubs faced weather or field issues. The Braves and Giants watched idle while Dodgers and Cardinals shifted positions amid updated results.
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Amerdeam
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Anostig Whitt
Gadd
Guane
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Giants
Ehren
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Standardization of Tennis Balls Advocated by Britton Association
The Britton Tennis Association urges standardizing lawn tennis balls for international play. Balls are made from high grade Para vidder washed, smasticated and rolled into strips then formed, vulcanised, tested for size weight and balance, and rejected if defective. Finished balls are coated and covered with wool backed by rubber solution.
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Britton Tennis Association
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