Hagerstown Wins First Series Game In Five State Title
Hagerstown Hubs beat Crisfield 4 to 3 to seize the opening game of the Five State championship in Crisfield Maryland. Conti drove in a run and Black tied the game with key defense and late runs as Crisfield battled through nine innings.
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Hagerstown
Conti
Black
O'Shea
Baker
Rondown
Everham
Werre Schofeld
D Pasquella
Rune
Thomas
Werre Fitzberger
Renga
Fitzberger
Schofeld
Richards
Centh J. Pasquetta
Breslin
Crump
Brenz
Greene
Krenz
Fishbaugh
Schofield
Kreuz
Pasquella
Fun
Celi Rose
Hichards
Flizberger
Pasquelia
Cramp
Fitzberzer
Kehofield
Thomas Livan
Ale Conli
Zu Fallis
O'Sheaah
Werre
Ghee
Kruer
Tarnson
Bane
Kase
Frabase
HOA
Hya U Baker
Sehofield
Vpasquella
J. Pasquelt
Gi Breslin
Hose
Notable Baseball Line Summary From Local League Night
In Ridge League action Cantl Baker and O Shea recorded two base hits while D Vasquelin hit a three base shot. Richards, Henes, Krues, and Everham drew walks as Lishbaugh Mase and others contributed at the plate. Everham struck out once as Baker Oliverham Richard to Schofield to J Pasquedla powered double plays.
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Hagerstewn — Krenz
Rose
J. Pasquetla Greene
Baker
Kofield
Fischbauzh
Crisfield
Rensa
Cepter
Detroit
Rose Sham
Falius
Fistbaugd
Nick Harrison
Schofield
Kreuz J
Pasquella
Hagerstown
Friis
Cow Bit
Fallis
Jasquella
Schfield
O'Shea
Bresin
D. Pasquella
Black
O'Shes
Crump
Brenz
Crisfeld Treene
D. Pasquelia
sEfarrison
Frihs
ceGent
Orease Lyone
Flatmaen
Jones Maintains Long Lead in Intercollegiate Tournament
Short Hill New Jersey Sept 14 Bobby Jones led the first qualifying round with a two under par 78 as he pursues the Intercollegiate title. Lauren Upson Englewood and Pan Haviland trailed by one stroke while Dexter Cummings and Jack Westland posted notable scores amid a field featuring Meredith Jack, Francis Ouimet and others.
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Bobby Jones
Bobby
Lauren Upson
New Yorh
Pan Haviland
Fay
TU Ape
Aftier
Dexter Cannings
Las Augustus
Cleveland
Jack Westland
Portland
Ore
D. Wood Tate
Philadelphia
M. i Masalngul
Fort Worth
Roy M. Mog
Storthind
Wakeht
Shaston
Frank Dolph
Raymond Og Daly
Chicago
Frank Dyer
Memphis
Chick Hidles
Alinuta
John B. Ames
HC. Jannes
Istisiangh
Chick Evans
Clnease
al Houghton
Washington
George J. Voght
Meredith Jack
Seattle
Englewood
Ullsworth Augustus
Dexter Cummings
James Mamion
St Louis
VL Marston
Fownes, Jr
Phila
Davidson Vwetton
Jesse Guilfonl
Boston
Raes Somerville
Canada
Eustace Storer
Dagland
Richard A. Jones, Jr
Woestctester Hills
Shute
T Whittemore
M. L Mmngill
Francis Ouimet
Keefe Carter
L. Bolstad
Minneapolis
G. von Elm
Log Angeles
E. Spicer
Gunn
Atlanta
Gillesey
Oakland
Rowing and boxing tales from old sports pages
A fragmented report recalls women’s rowing circuits and Mark Dempser’s first pro bout at Montrace. Cole Hehnochke wins a three round bout, earning twenty dollars. England hosts a humorous drill where pilots simulate a game using a hole and a circle, with improvised scoring and a mock wager, while sailors describe waterways and weighty wagers.
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Mark Dempser
Montrace
Cole Hehnochke
Eight Clubs Likely in New Frederick County League
Frederick County League may expand to eight clubs next season with all six current teams back and two new entrants. Point of Rocks has applied for a franchise, Myersville backers pledged support, and Lewistown and others reportedly plan to apply. The schedule push continues as weather delays push the finale to late September.
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Frederick County
M. J. Thompson
Point of Rocks
Myersville
Hit
Brunswick
Emmutsburg
Yellow Springs
Thurmont
Emmisburg Wilo
Valleyites
Middletown
Woodsboro
Railraders
Woorsharo
Frederick High School Soccer Team Gathers 35 Candidates
Frederick High School opens practice with 35 hopefuls under Coach William Aldridge aiming to surpass last season. Several former players depart to form the nucleus of a new team as new athletes show promise in daily workouts. The season starts October with a clash against Thurmont in the Frederick County High School Soccer League.
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Frederick
William Aldridge
Thomas Ogle
Robert Weddle
Peter Crawford
Melvin Shipley
Meredith Keefer
Marlin LeGore
Maynard Summers
Frederick High School
Thurmont
Seboul
Frederick County
Booters
Young California girl trains and drives racehorse
Miss Helen Davis of Vacaville and her horse Lady Belle D are featured as a rare young female trainer and driver in the country. At 18 she trains and drives her own mounts daily and has entered Lady Belle D in the 2:16 pace at the California State Fair in Sacramento.
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Helen Davis
Vacaville
Calif
Miss Davis
Lady Belle D
Nai
Sacramento
Ministers attack Dempsey Tunney bout in Sesqui Stadium
Philadelphia ministers denounce the Dempsey Turner heavyweight championship plan at Sesqui Stadium next week. They condemn the event as degrading prize fighting and criticize Mayor Kendrick for permitting it as congregations cite vacations and public decency concerns. Georgetown’s football schedule and a note on Isabel’s name origin follow the main item.
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Philadelphia
Kendrick
Westchester Belmont Salt Lake City Marlboro Sports Meeting Summary
Racing at Belmont Park, Salt Lake City and Marlboro. golf United States amateur championship at Short Hills. tennis men national singles at Forest Hills. Read The New?
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Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Utah
Jockey Club
Salt Lake City
Southern Maryland Association
Marlboro
United States
Short Hills
N. J
Forest Hills
N.Y
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Dein Staley Motor Company
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the Haberdashery
Adler Collegian Clothes
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J. T. Miller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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