Hustlers edge Maroons in 12 inning thriller at Chambersburg
Frederick Hustlers stopped the Chambersburg Maroons s win streak with a 10 to 9 extra inning victory at Chambersburg Park. Seasholtz Bruce and Fulke hit circuit drives as Strain and Maurer shone in the field and the game featured 12 innings with late scoring and strong pitching by Seasholtz and Roberts.
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Chambersburg Maroons
Iustlars
Waynesboro
Armstrong
Hustlers
Joe Ward
Ward
Frederick Hustlers
Chambersburg Park
Maroons
Chambersburg
Frederick
Sal Tho
Haax
Huetlers
Seasholtz
Bruce
Fulke
Flashlers
Frank
Thomas
Stover
Maurer
Layne
R. Hlo
Martin
Woo
Pet
Baltimore
Kelseth
Teachester
Neptune
Toronto
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Newark
Aay
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Biffalo
San
Syracuse
Jersey City
Ton Garthright
P. Sherry
RH. O. A
L. Sutton
McDeritt
Ss. Steinbach
Storer
J. Sutton
C. . Bruce
Oa Roberts
P “McGordy
Roberts
Fredk
Chamber
Wome
Seashotty
Trederick
Snapshot of Schang arrival and local baseball notes
Schang receives a new Baltimore backstop as Frederick waits. Wally Schang’s arrival, crowd talk on his strength, and comments on Baltimore’s speedy catcher Byrd. Weather delays and misreporting about a game at rock ball park. Mountaineers and Sheckard feature as former majors return to local scene. Hiller released by Armstrong. no more games this week. Villagers debut next Monday with optimism of wins.
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Armstrong
Baltimore
Frederick
Wally Schang
Byrd
Seashotte
Hagerstown
Martinsburg Champs blank Waynesboro Villagers in 4 0 win
Martinsburg defeated Waynesboro 4 to 0 as Fryman held the Villagers to six scattered hits. The score stood 4 for Martinsburg and 0 for Waynesboro. Batteries: Martinsburg Fryman and Woodring Waynesboro Saisfeld and Hearney.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Champs
Waynesboro
Fryman
Vistors
Ce AE
Woodring
Waynesbos
Saisfeld
Hearney
Hagers town Hubs rout Hanover Raiders at Willow Lane Park
In a Blue Ridge League game at Willow Lane Park Hagerstown defeated Hanover 9 to 3 to drop the Raiders into the league cellar. Batteries for Hagerstown were Harrison and Monroe with Cranse Lantz and Murch for Hanover.
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Hagerstown
Hanover Raiders
Willow Lane Park
Hanover
Harrison and Monroe
Cranse
Lantz
Murch
Preacher Athlete Jones Aims For Olympic Pole Vault
NEA Service reports Greencastle Indiana preacher athlete Paul W Jones a DePauw senior and Methodist circuit rider is a rising Olympic track contender. He excels in pole vault high jump and running broad jump and trains youths in two local towns while pursuing decathlon hopes at Harvard stadium in June. Ned Merriman Yale coach mentors Jones after previously coaching at DePauw in 1922.
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Ind
Paul W Jones
Middle West
DePauw University
Jones
Marphall
Loaningdale
United States
Harvard Stadium
Ned Merriman
Yale University
Merriman
DePauw
Upset filled season hinted for Blue Ridgers in older game notes
In Marcot land and Waynesboro reports a tense race unfolds with Pennsylvanian club Black close to a record day as 11 chances are handled without error. Strain tied a long standing infield record, while McDermott clan suffers a rare setback. Buck Duffey remarks on a delayed Chambersburg report amid season chatter and loyalties.
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Marcotland
McDermott Clan
Pennsylvania
Black
Waynesboro
Fredderick at Waynesboro and local standings update
In a confused schedule fragment, Frederick beats Waynesboro 12 innings 10 to 9 while Martinsburg tops Slagerstown 9 to 4 and Hanover defeats Chambersburg 3 to 2. Other notes mention upcoming games and minor league lines, plus theatre ads and a Cotton Manufacturers convention near Atlantic City.
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Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Slagerstown
Ianover
Praderick
Chanersburg
Hagerstown
Hanover
Frederick
American Cotton Manufacturers' Association
Atlantic City
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