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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1926

Page

6

Hagerstown Series Ends As Hustlers Fall In Opener

An improved Hustler team lost to Hagerstown amid strong pitching by Gyr Rase. Eddie Sawyer led the Hustlers with three hits, while Sparky Thomas provided the only long homer for Hagerstown. The crowd of 2,500 saw a tight duel with midgame momentum swings and sharp fielding throughout.

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Villagers Fall to Plue Sox on Opening Day

In Waynesboro Pa on May 15 the Villagers dropped their third straight, 80, to the Plue Sox at home. Yom Glass, a former Mastern Shore and Philadelphia Athletics pitcher, limited Waynesboro to three hits as the visitors flurried with powerful bats. Two Villager infield errors aided the Sox as a large crowd watched the opening-day loss. Batteries: Martinsburg Glass Thompson. Waynesboro Gates Boll er Artington.

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Maroons Triumph Over Hanover Raiders In Home Win

Chambersburg May 15 The Maroons return home to win their third straight, defeating the Hanover Raiders 7 to 0 in a tense game. Three pitchers saw action for Chambersburg as the bone team out hit Hanover, with Matsuki enduring pressure but closing out the victory before 2,500 fans. Matavase and Merritt struggled for the Raiders as Wheat Kreuk Sloisaki and Greene contributed for the Maroons.

Chambersburg Maroons Hanover Raiders Howe Tua Wieal Krenb Matsuki Matovase Lancer Merrit Shambersburg al Mouroe

Twilight League Opens Monday With Season Debut

The Twilight League starts Monday night at Vadet and Mc Carty Fields with DeMolay and St. Lobo’s meeting at McCurdy Field at 6 oclock. Frank Kennex and Jack Lipps named as umpires for the opening contests. The Ye and Chapline clash at Cadet Field, while the Mod. Grave and Y. MB. i. meet Tuesday at Sedleysville. Liners and DeMulays field squads announced with players from local businesses and schools. Games will be five innings at Gwatuck, with marching exhibitions and daily practice noted.

Phederick Afty Vadet McCarty Fields Elgct B. K. Fagan DeMolay St. Lobo’s McCurdy Field EL 2 Chapline Cadet Wleth Y. MB. i Sedleysville Moose and Eagles Mccgurdy Field Umprise Fagin Frank Kennex Jack Lipps Kennedys Idy Field Linera James J. Grove, Jr Grove Lime Co. Teat Qdumeuneed -Fhal Donald Bre Boyer Ernie’ Weddle Robbie Weddle Melvin Derr Meet Gibson Bayer Rhoads Devilbiss Lie Haccup Waevey Murphy Grimes Brookey Smith Sf Boyer Util M. Grove Rome DeMulays Intt Ownlell Miler Uatro Dorsey Shipley Clark Deyilhiss Ham Carter Jimi Roderack Melvin Balitey Howard Smith Frank Carter Gwatuck Pagan

Blue Ridge League Yesterday's Results Summary

In Hagerstown, Hagerstown defeated ERERERICK 4 to 3 while Chambersburg posted a Ss. Hanover bested Martinsburg 7 to 0 and Waynesboro shut out Martinsburg. Today Frederick plays Hagerstown Martinsburg faces Waynesville Whruever meets Chambersburg.

Hagerstown Erererick Chambersburg Hanover Martinsburg Waynesboro Frederick Tagerstown Wastieelears Whruever Chaimbersvurn

Ungerstosen Vitbs Change Club Affiliation and Move

The Ungerstosen Vitbs reportedly plan a relocation to Martinsburg after Prosthet -Frmisoms decision that Fishtaugh belongs to the club. Both clubs faced Colutphis etul in early war games as they pursued the right handed ace. Fishtaugh, dominant for the Harris, was sidelined by Hpnding the pitcher, reducing the Tiths chances against the Sax.

Fishtaugh Martinsburg Colutphis Etul Harris Beling Sax

Unclear Sports Snippet Notes Pitchers and Cookie Commentary

Fragmentary lines mention pitchers M Horner and Barrick, Shocker and Its, and a losing pitcher Standing of the Clubs. A stray note favors brown sugar for cookies, saying it yields richer color and depth. No coherent game result or full names.

Base Belonging Rule When Two Runners Share A Bag

The article explains that when two runners occupy the same base without a force play, the base belongs to the original occupant. It details a scenario with runners on second and third, a sharp hit, and a play at the plate, noting how the original runner can retain ownership unless tagged. It also comments on second baseman Walters of Chambersburg.

Walters Chambersburg Crew Ditie

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