Last Game Here Today as Frederic Trails Warriors
Frederic battles Waynesboro in the season finale at McWaynesboro to decide third place in the cellar standings. Pitchers Buckley and Wilson lead a high scoring clash with home runs by Gartland and Sawyer, while Secrecy innings mark the late drama.
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Finals Tennis Thriller Sets Stage For Clapp versus Williams
In a tense semifinal, Robert Clapp defeated Teo Williams 6-2 6-1 after an earlier close match. Richard Ramsturg and Clapp face off this afternoon in a final that promises a dramatic finish and strong competition for the trophy.
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Erelock Clapp Tocks Homs
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Cripp
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Eddie Bortz Footballer Recalls Near Miss at Fair Grounds
Dee You Remember recounts Eddie Bortz from Frederic Athlone Club who played after an appendicitis scare two weeks earlier at the Fair Grounds. He took a bold chance and reportedly suffered no ill effects.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from Blue Ridge League
Yesterday Fredericksburg won 14 to 4 over Warnesboro while Chambersburg defeated Hagerstown 9 to 6. Today games include Waynesboro at Frederick and Hagerstown at Chambersburg with Saturday matchups Frederick at Waynesboro and Chambersburg at Hagerstown. Standings show Frederick 32 wins and Chambersburg 30 with Hagerstown nearby.
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Eastern League Star Floyd Newkirk Shines For Albany Senators
Floyd Newkirk, the young University of Illinois hurler, is thriving in the Eastern League with the Albany Senators after a late-season call to Chambersburg. Veteran George Granger, a right-hander, has been sold to Memphis of the Southern League with a 15–5 season record. In Hagerstown, a chaotic prize fight between Gus Edwards and Spe Myers ended in a near-riot after Edwards won on a fluke in the fourth round. National League results note Chicago 10 over Pittsburgh 13 and Cincinnati 7 against New York 1, with more games listed for today.
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International League results and player notes mixed
Yesterdays results from the International League include Buf lac at Toronto Rochester at Montreal with Joe Vosmik of Frederick leading the league in hitting at .397. Mentions are made of Babe Ruth race, Hack Wilson’s rising home run pace, and managerial changes in Hagerstown and Chambersburg with speculative series plans.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit in Tight American League Tilt
In a rough game the Cleveland pitchers held off Detroit as the teams battled for a slim lead. The contest stretched through 715 innings and produced a decisive win for Cleveland over Detroit.
Cubs and Braves rally in tense baseball clash
A chaotic recap shows Cubs securing a late edge in a tight game against the Braves with key plays from Hart, Hogan, and others. The Boston and New York reports reflect a busy day of baseball across the circuit with multiple innings and notable scoring moments.
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Chapa
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Spphier
Yankees Win Night Game in Washington D.C.
A scrambled recap notes the Yankees winning a night game, with references to locations and dates that hint at a September event. The text mentions Washington and Maryland areas and includes partial team names and phrases suggesting a baseball matchup and victory.
Local baseball clash highlights city streak bid
In Baltimore a Monumental City showdown sees Maryland teams pressing a 46 game win streak as Frederick Moss, James, Hebline, Deckert and Elemick align in a tight lineup including Burmester and De Sherry. The game marks a bid to split a weekend series with strong pitching and fielding.
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