Senators Move to Third Place in tight 5-3 win
Washington Senators beat Boston Red Sox 5-3 to seize third place ahead of the Yankees as Wesley Ferrell earned his seventh win. Emmerson Dickman and Fritz Ostermueller held the Sox to ten hits, while St Louis and Philadelphia also posted outcomes. Hemsley of Cleveland broke a finger on Whitehill's first pitch. Browns won 6-6.
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Washington
Wesley Ferrell
Red Sox
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Ferrell
Emmerson Dickman
Fritz Ostermueller
Senators
Boston
Agers. Ostermueller, Dickman and Desattels
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
St Louis
Rolle Hemsley
Earl Whitehill
St. Louis Browns
Hemsley
Browns
Hin
Joe Vosmik
Ais
Charlie Keller
Keller
Newark
Baltimore
Setters
Bers Indians
Indians
Aides
Middletown Springs Slugs Way to 15-5 Triumph
In a big Tri-County League upset Middletown Springs overwhelmed undefeated Brunswick 15-5 at Sencer Stadium Brunswick. Damascus beat Cedar Grove 15-4 as Damascu s remains unbeaten. Wakefield edged Walkersville 3-0 while Doubs beat Thurmont 12-6 and Lander won 4-3 over Hamsville.
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Midi
Bromsit
Sencer Stadium
Brunswick
Middlecown
Damasseus
Thurmont
Lander
Tyousville
Middletown
No Quarter
Hawes and Bowers
Valley Nine
Dave Rudy
Hugh Keller
Clark Castle
Wakefield
Barnes
Ben Ramsburg
Walkersville
Wyand
Warner
Barnini
Giade Valleyites
Joe Gloski
Hustlers Dominate All-Stars 17 to 4 at Ric-Curdy Field
Frederick Hustlers rout Prince George's County All-Stars 17 to 4 at Ric-Curdy Field before a large Ladies Day crowd. Johnny James went 5 for 5 with a triple and Don Rice added key hits as Frederick pulled away in the fourth inning. Next Sunday the Taneytown Red Sox visit McCurdy Field for a 2:30 clash.
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Prince George's County
Frederick
Don Rice
James
Belcome
Ray Gardner
Weddle
Nick Altrock
iStands
Taneytown Red Sox
Baltimore- Carroll County
McCurdy Field
Totals from Wakefield Walkerville game with mixed innings
Wakefield earned three runs in a low scoring affair as Walkersville managed six. Wyand and Gioski delivered two base hits for Wakefield while Fritz also swiped a base. Double plays featured W Drum to Whipp and Gloski to Haines as Wakefield earned the win despite limited offense.
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E. Smith
If . Troupp
B. Smith
B. Hargett
Brightswell
Garrett c - Norris
Myers
Lander
Ijamsville
Jjamsville
Wiles
J. Himes
Tobery
C. Hargett
Abrecht
Haces
T. Himes
N. Himes
Garrett
Green
Cedar Grove
Damascus
Bohn_ H
Trout
Dar
Cline
Snapp
LeGore T Young
Penn
Poole
O. Beard
Cedarrove
S. Crum
Moxley
Zimmerman
Sth
Wakefeld
Walkersville
Wyand
Gioski
Fritz
W. Drum
Gloski
Haines
Thomas weighs in as Minnesota mile picks Louis over Schmeling
Cauliflower Boulevard buzzes over the Louis Schmeling riddle. Harry Thomas, knocked out by both fighters, argues Louis would win by a Minnesota mile. The piece mixes sports conjecture with notes on baseball, golf, college football, and a Buckeyes prospect.
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Louis
Schmeling
Thomas
Minnesota
Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
Cauliflower Boulevard
Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Harry Ike
Maxi
Joe
Harry
Chicago
Remarkable 1921 Open Shot Highlights Golf Grip Advice
NEA service recalls Alex Ross's daring 1921 Western Open shot at Oakwood Club where a banked wall shot_set near the clubhouse wall led to a decisive par. Veteran pro Grange Alves credits Ross's grip and hand position for a golf swing's success and warns against an under shaft hand placement.
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Art Krenz
NEA Service
Grange Alves
Alex Ross
Sénge
Ross
Oakwood Country Club
Roxs
Alves
Cleveland
Swithin
Tri County League Yesterday's Results Reported
Baseball scores list Wakefield 3 Walkersville 0 Middletown 35 Brunswick 5 Lander 4 Ijamsville 3 Damascus 15 Cedar Grove 3 Doubs 32 Thurmonat 0. Sunday games cited Walkefield Slater Brunswick at Baunsville Curry Walkersville vs Middletown Daan Lander vs Cedar Grove Schrider Dartier Damascus-Thurman postponed.
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Wakefield
Walkersville
Middletown
Brunswick
Lander
Ijamsville
Damascus
Cedar Grove
Doubs
Thurmonat
Walkefield
Slater
Baunsville
Curry
Schrider
Dartier
Damascus-Thurman
Baseball scores and results from Saturday's games
St Louis defeats Detroit 2 to 1 while Philadelphia routs New York 10 to 4 in a rain shortened affair. Other games saw Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 3 and Washington edge Boston 3 to 2. Detroit 9 Chicago 2 and Washington 3 Philadelphia 11 highlighted the slate with rain ending several contests.
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Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
National League scores and upcoming matchups
In 13 innings Brooklyn beat Boston 1 0 while Chicago defeated St Louis 3 1 and Cincinnati routed New York 0. New York won 7 6 over Philadelphia in a high scoring game. Boston defeated Brooklyn 3 0, Chicago 9 beat Pittsburgh 3, New York 5 11 Philadelphia 4 0. Remaining games include Philadelphia at Brooklyn and St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
L. Pet
St. Louis AB
Harmony Grove Wins Handicap Tourney in Ca toc tin Country Club
Sixteen members of the Ca toc tin Country Club competed in a two round handicap event Sunday afternoon. Earl Bud Rhoderick posted the low cross score of 72 with Gene Haller as runner up. Low net was 65 by Robert Harrington, with Harry J. Leichert as runner up. Other players included Carl W. Snook E Town J H Gam.
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Catoctin
Auto Races At Fair Grounds This Afternoon
Auto racing fans gather at the Fair Grounds for a program featuring top dirt track drivers. About 30 machines compete in 18 qualifying rounds for four five mile events and the feature. Dutch Kulp and Dusty Rhodes head a strong field, with Russ Campbell driving the Do Frontenac owned by Algernon Hahn.
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Fair Grounds
John
George Track
Dinmover
Lepanon
Jerry Lake
Reading
Border
Dutch Kulp
Allentows
Dusty Rhodes
Baltimore
Ducky Phellman
Viex Nauman
Lebaron
Elmer Norris
Harrisburg
Harold Klapp
Dallas
Texas
Russell Campbell
Wrightsville
Dewey Plopper
Mt Carmel
Joe Sacavage
Algernon
Hahn
East Fourth Street
Leity
Russ Campbell
Frederick
Campbell
Frederick Hustlers Struggle for Stronger Opponents Face tougher schedule
The Frederick Hustlers of the Eastern Shore League are losing some of their local edge as few strong opponents match the team’s level. With Pete Stout as a rare non local, booking harder games falls to Business Manager Austin Angleberger. Next month promises sterner tests with three top clubs in Taneytown, F B I, and Dr Pepper. Clarence Blethen has three wins against Savannah this season. A flashback recalls Two Ton Tony Galento’s Washington Strip years.
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Frederick
Austin Angleberger
Taneytown
Dr. Pepper
Notable names listed for unidentified event or notice
The fragment lists individuals including Brill II Melvin H. Derr P W Chichester Ross Smith Mark Kel baugh and others with doctor titles and a John Etzier, suggesting a roster or attendee list for a local notice or meeting.
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Brill, II
Melvin H. Derr
P. W. Chichester
Ross Smith
Mark Kelbaugh
J. A. Long
P. S. Lansdale
Guy §. LaForge
F. D. Worthington
John Etzier
Harmony Grove Extends Lead With Speedball Sweep
Harmony Grove strengthened its hold on first in the County Speedball League by sweeping Myersville in a Sunday doubleheader 7-1 and 6-3. Ballenger won two close games against Mt Pleasant, 5-4 and 7-6 in extras, while Doubs forfeited two games to Brasd Hun. Schwearing pitched the first game for Harmony Grove, with strong support. Zimmerman lasted in the finale, but Grove pushed across the winning run in extra innings. Cook homered in the eighth to seal Ballenger’s win in game two.
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Gheen
Myers
Lander
Hamsville
Plug Brightwell
Green
Hartsville
Pea” Green
Rivermen
Culler
H. Miller
Maroons
Champs
Eoink
Day
Damascus
Doubs
A. Rudy
Reller i
R. Hauver
Keanu
OIC
Hauver
Talbot
Skinner
Rf Haines
SSS
Holler
Caste
Walkersville AB
R.H.O. Ale
Amoid
Ol Koon
W. Rudy
A. Ruds
Keller
G. Ramsburg
J. McQuillen
Rippeon
Stoten Pases
Rudy, Keller
R. W. Zimerman
O Hauer
C. McQuillen
J. McQui
S. Ramssurg
Siren
Danner
Leonard
Magaus
CL McQuillen
Hann
Howe
Castle
Hawes
Bowers
Brunswick
Middletown
Harmony Grove
Myersville
Ballenger
Mit Pleasant
Brasd Hun
Schwearing
Mt. Pleasant
Feagaville Clan
Cook
Zimmerman
Tightfeld
G.‘ Ramsburg
R. Crum
A. Smith
Sheerenheim
Tucker
Kelly
R. Smith
Hahn
Mexican government lends livestock to State of Mexico ranchers
The department of agriculture and development reports that the Mexican government has furnished Thoroughbred Hampshire hogs, Leghorn chickens, and Italian bees to small ranchers and farmers in the State of Mexico for agricultural support.
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State of Mexico
Department of Agriculture and Development
Slugger Rice and Sons of Stars Draw College Attention
Irice proves too costly for Washington promoters as Lloyd Rice and other sons of major leaguers attract notice in college sports. Frank James and Hustier, linked to Easton, are eyed by Villanova, while Eddie Collins Jr. at Yale, George Sisler’s son at Colgate, Smokey Joe Wood’s son at Yale, and Jess Tesreau’s son at Dartmouth highlight the wave of star progeny in collegiate baseball and basketball.
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Larry MacPhai
Ebbets Field
Cardinals
Cherry Hills
Denver
Colo
Ohio State
Don Scott
Chic Harley
Buckeye
High Street
Lloyd
Slugger Rice
St John’s
Villanova College
Frank James
Hustier
Easton
Doc” Jacobs
Villanova
Eddie Collins, Jr
Yale
George Sisler
Colgate
Smokey
Joe Wood
Jess Tesreau
Dartmouth
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Putlak
Newsom, and Sullivan
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Polenberger
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Ades Awekh
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Hayworth
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Lou Fette
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Fitzsimmons
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Phelps
Felle
Mueller
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Red Lucas
Larry French
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Henning
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Brooks
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Palmer
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If. Acton
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Cedar Grove AB
E. Fritz
LeGore
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Beard
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Damascus AB
R.H. C. A. E. Cline
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O Snapp
T. King
Oo. Pena
Gi Day
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Hurley
Rk Watkins
Ross Banks
Aberdeen
NEA Service, Inc
Tri-County League
Njamsville
Thurment
County Speedball League
Broad Run
Pet
Harmony Grove Weries
Ballenger A
Clarence Blethen
Savannah
Tony” Galento
N. J
Knocker
Fredericktown Savings Institution
J. Marshall Miller
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