Baseball In Blue Ridge Loops Highlight Uneven Series
A fogged recap details the Predoitch Hasters beating the Mattiveturg Blue Sut at McCard Id. Boerner pitched well for the visitors and Sank drove in runs while Anforth and Bates sparked scoring for the home squad as the two teams split the doubleheader in a tense series at the park.
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Blue Ridge
Jehilor
Barney Clovelnink
McCard
Phorshry
oSank
Smith
Sall
Larry Boerner
Uvelaint
Wark
Alberta
Vishers
Aulfurth
Burke
Sawyer Sluglads
Wat Barnes
Fillis
Tat Smith
Bates
Aufferth
Sisitors
Bualdy
Sauk
Sherr
Thuran
Sentin Aberra
Barney
Anforth Sammie
Wittle
Cleveland
Griffith
Vick
Parkinson
Hera
Chings
Fallis
Veuler
Antfarth
Howe
Sait
Autercty
Sherry
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE EAGLES TO PLAY SATURDAY
The Woodsboro County League baseball team meets the Camp Meade Quartermaster Corps nine at Woodsboro Saturday at 3 PM. County League players Lynn Smith and Emory Catshall will form the battery as the club braces for the season.
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Woodsboro
Camp Meade Quartermaster Corps
Lynn Smith
Emory Catshall
Eastern Shore League Yesterday's Results
Dover beat Easton 3 to 1. Parksley defeated Crisfield 6 to 3. Salisbury won 10 to 9 over Cambridge. St Johns triumphed 9 to 0 against Everedy. Hagles won 12 to 5 over M J Grote. One forfeit recorded.
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Dover
Easton
Parksley
Crisfield
Salisbury
Cambridge
St. John's
Everedy
Hagles
M. J. Grote
Easton Aes T
Crisfeld
BAM
Cambridge Dover
Tarksiey Ooh
Incomplete boxing card style baseball recap
Unclear OCR text records a loosely described baseball game with plays and outs. Mentions players Boerner May Corkins Pilcher Hauser and others with stolen base attempts and strikeouts. Reading is fragmentary and many names are garbled.
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Playx
Kelliner
Moran Tor Saith
Grifith Sarreleo Gilts Lack
Boerner
Mos—Rawluge
Sawyer
Wouran
Ity Jooerner
Suy
Det
Corkins
Hasenay Ball
Doers
Pilcher
Iy Ben
Pli Quler
Pite
Hayward
Fight at City League Game Ends in Forfeit
A City League baseball game between Everedy and Johnnies was forfeited to the Johnnies after a fourth inning dispute. Umpire Jack Lipps issued a warrant charging Everedy manager with assault and battery. The Johnnies led the action and the forfeit followed a confrontation involving Everedy manager Leblers and umpire Lipps on Thursday night at Caster Field.
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Iko
Recredy
Caster Field
Jack Lipps
Johanses
Robert Seberg
Everedy
Johnnies
Vampire Lions
Honey
Ober
Toipps
Leblers
AB Rohl OG
Stone
Miller
Ieee
Lipps. Poe
St. Jonna
Ginrdener
T. Kennedy
Hf J. Gardener
Shanaberger
John’s
St. Ohn
Lipps
Shields and Colts Eye Strong Season Start
Tommy Sherapeon reports to the Cumberland Colts today as hopes rise after recent setbacks. The Hustlers and Mustlers show strong pitching depth, with several tall figures and veterans stepping up in spring drills.
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Tommy ‘Sherapeon
Camberland Colts
Knastley
Frederich
Hagerstown and Hanover Top in Local Playoff Scores
Thursday reports from Chambersburg highlight Hagerstown Emns winning easily at visitors' expense while Hanover also tops. The day features scattered scores across multiple games with notable pitchers and players such as Dolan Artis Krein and Buck's Team in action.
Resignation of Frederick Baseball Club President Planned
A meeting of Frederick baseball club directors is set for tonight at 8 at the YMCA to act on Ira J. McCurdy's resignation accepted Wednesday. If approved, McCurdy will step down and a successor will be chosen from the current board tonight.
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Frederick
Ira J. McCurdy
Yale freshman wins Townsend prize in English
Manassas J. Grove son of Mr and Mrs James H Grove of this city is one of three Yale freshmen to receive the Townsend prizes in English in the Mc Laughlin competition. Allen J Lauchheimer of Far Rockaway NY and Harold Levine of New York share the other top prize with Grove. Paul Mellon son of Secretary Mellon won the chief prize for an essay on Donn Byrne His Place in Literature. Louis L Cox of Pelham Manor NY won the second prize for Judges At tide. Other prizes were also awarded.
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J. Grove
James H. Grove
Yale
Townsend
Allen J. Lauchheimer
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Harold Levine
New York
Paul Melton
Mellon
Donn Byrne
Louis L. Cox
Pelham Manor
Asttide
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