Hustlers Rally To Seize Lead In The Third Game
The Hustlers built a large third inning lead to overcome the Huba in Game Three of the series. Sherry and Shmer stood out with key hits as Hagerstown battled through nine innings, featuring tight defense and multiple baserunners but costly miscues at critical moments.
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Huba
Sherry
Bildmore
Bu¢Ler
Hagerstown
Bherry
Ioyte
Gardner
Sparky
Thomas
Shermmy
Hoyle
Strain
Strickler
Frederick
Werre
Norle
Cary Aute
Nina
Werte Geet Akhase
Laie Kannas
Vilaté
Hie
Hoes
Sewdnd
Frederik
Kallis
Wile Schemmant
Apeayih
Miler
Kite
Shaelpeone
Ramumnes
Wade Fide Tbs
Nile Wea
Cag
Livi Bila
Ay Er Bons
Vbagerstowies
Shidinenye
Aden
Ape Frovetlek
Fe Center
Guy Jett
Dell Roll Tirough Nisbers
Fonios
Athaie
Bauer
Conti
Pheusen
Janek
Rank
Hagemtown
Stetekler
Striehler
Kaun
Jwetht
Skidmere
WEG
Ullis
Gund
Vagerstown
Schoen
Schoen Singed and Adviuent When Oyly
Choman
Strada
Frederick Miller
Thompson
Reidmrore
Boyle
Hoyle Wie
Rtraim
Frederick Scheminant
Miller
Kaunas
Strath
Diehl
Janes
Zellara
Jyleltl
Scheminant
AL EL Strait
Palla
Miter
Ulm
Retort
A. Hoste
Canis
Skilmore
P. Acllirs
Blue Ridge League Results and Today’s Games
Baseball results from the Blue Ridge League show Frederick defeating Hagerstown 9 to 4, and Chambersburg beating Martinsburg 14 to 0 with Waynesboro defeating Hanover. Today’s schedule lists Chambersburg at Martinsburg, and Waynesboro at Hanover with Frederick hosting.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Waynesvore
Hanover
Waynesboro
Waynesbhorg
Frederick Ee
BSS
Record crowd opens Frederick home season with Hustlers win
A crowd of around 2 000 packed McCurdy Field for Frederick Blue Ridge's home opener against the Hustlers. The Honorable Mayor threw out the first ball as Henry Sherry and the defense pitched a strong game, the Hustlers beating the visitors and sparking a season of local baseball fervor.
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Rome
Hagerstown
Frederick Blue Ridge
McCurdy Field
Randaten
Raney Leates Hinadera
Henry Sherry
Marty Seeson
Bkldtae
Champs Lose Again In Midweek Clash
In a midweek tilt, Martinsives and Whit yett- The Claamberstiing Mirracgs opened strong but faltered as the Whamps, Bone hurlers, and Went Paty Hie box faced tough defense. Highlights included a tense stretch in the pins with key plays from Chambersburgs and a late push that fell short.
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Chambershiry
Wittans
Tom
Woodthet
Titse
Hanover Kalsomined in Opening Bout at Tool Bath Yard
Large Hanover crowd packed the Tool Bath yard for the official opening and watched Hanover fail to threaten against Waynesboro. The Clinkmen could not mount a rally as Groves and the Villagers from the south dominated the game. Final score details show a rout with batteries listed for both teams.
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Hanover
Yal
Tool Bath
Agatin
Dyodhe Worthestore
Amny
de Gisne
Rascoe
Opeter
Waynesboro
Rowe Vanover
Cieeeee
Waynesboro Dale Batteries
Tanover
Reams, Srey Os Fant Digan
Graves
Fitzgerald
Metropolitan Joc Key Club Race Meets In Jamaica
Calendar lists racing events at Jamaica and Louisville and Gulf-Pacific Northwest intercollegiate, Louisiana and Texas amateur championships, and Tennessee Western conference championships in Chicago with multiple venues.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Kentuckey Jockey Club
Louisville
Gulf—Pacific Northwest
Porthnd
Louisiana
Shreveport
Texas
Waco
Tennie
Chicago
Golden Jubilee draws 1878 veterans to Boston Braves day
Two old-timers, George Wright and Jack Manciagh, joined Golden Jubilee ceremonies at Park. They played for Boston in the first National League game in 1878 and posed with manager Dave Bancroft and current shortstop.
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Boston Braves
Boston
George Wright
Jack Manciagh
Felcer
Dave Bancroft
Opening Home Game Impresses Fannette and Crowd
Fannette recalls the opening season game at home before three thousand spectators on a warm day. Two teams, in red and black versus blue and gray, competed as fans crowded the grandstand. The observer noted the lively atmosphere, betting chatter, and hopeful attitudes as the home team edged ahead and finally won the contest in a tense ninth inning.
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Mandy
Hind
Dex
Rosend
Thich
Oman
Larry
Trust- Ter
Faust
Ache
Basrall
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Atlers
Hageratown
Thomans
Strickler Werre
Kattnas
Skidmore
Scortee Skidmore
Zellare
Lank Garkeer
Eneter
Faus
Blue Ridge League
Vrederich
Atti State
Suain
Bile
Zelhers
Skidkiarn
Wit
Pitehmd Balls Sheen
Alors Osherrs
Varpites
Ward
Oo' Nell
Ganic
Swamp Park
McCurdy
Hustlers
Bredyrlek
Cie Cisilars
Provident di
Manariea
Gaider
Targerstown
Vincent Jamison
Alae Urstis
Tan
Stenry Sherry
Lake Kaun
Saeker
Buckanrsey
Marian Buck
Rembte
Wagerstown
Rowley
Baltimore Huarier
Champs
Hostrite Viisks
Pen-Mar Park
Frederick Mo Hagerstown
Pen-Mar
den- Mar Park
Western Maryland
Imperial
Henderson & Smith
Jack Manning
Fannette
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Old
Maryland Theatre
W. L. C. Fisher
Jack Voxie
Lanwus
Universal Ranch
Plains
Great West
Dacybvil
Leo Maloney
Edmund Cobb i
Chevrolet
LEE Chevrolet
North Market
Gruen Watch
A. R. Remsberg, Jeweler
North Market Street
Gruen
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
Market St
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