County League to End Season Today
The Frederick County League ends its regular season today with postponed games to be played next week. Key matchups include Woodsboro vs Thurmont in a heated rival encounter and Brunswick aiming for the pennant against Emmitsburg, while Yellow Springs hosts Middletown Valley in a thriller.
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Frederick County League
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Peggy Smith
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Huffer
Broad Row
Warlden
Sonngwood
Harry Linton
Yellow Springs
Meeundsman
Harold Remsburz
Valieyites
M. J. Thompson
Brunswick-Emmitsburg Gannon
Emmitshburg-Mitdietown Rame
Middletown
Railroaders
Hagerstown Hub Wins Behind Crabb ers Lead
The Hagerstown Hub led 6 to 3 over Crabb ers Friday as pests of the five state championship chase continued. Cleveland beat New York earlier in the week, tightening the AL race while St. Louis moved atop the NL and Cincinnati fell to the Giants.
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Hagerstown
Turk
Bemes
Shiply
tGe Criskel Crabbers
Jacad
Hall
Wiccans Pelicans
Birmingham Ravens
Ted
Pelesns
Dallas
Texas
Beagie
Ras Tner
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show New York 4 over Podhuelphia 1 and Cininnali 4 over Prookdon 0. Several games were postponed due to wet grounds with Chirage at Boston and Cinchipath at Blackist Pittsburgh at New York and St Leis at Phiadelphus on the schedule.
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Stu Lewis
Podhuelphia
Prookdon
Pittslargh
New York
Cacinnali
Chis Boston Usine
Chirage
Boston
Cinchipath
Pittsburgh
St. Leis
Phiadelphus
Unclear Baseball Scores from Lisle Date Report
Partial sports notes show American League references with teams like Cleveland New York and Philadelphia. Fragments mention scores such as two points for Beaston and six for Louis and three for Philadelphia, plus scattered city and venue names.
International League score roundup with mixed results
A garbled league recap shows Baithuere 4 0 over Te 4 Toronto 4 1 and Joe Ranester 9 Buffalo facing Newark. Other lines mention games today Torre at Rawester Buffalo at TAL USC, and a misread note about Baltimore and Jetey.
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Baithuere
Toronto
Joe Ranester
Buffalo
Newark
Torre
Rawester
Bruffalo
TAL Usc
Iltimore
Jetey
Unclear Sports Notes From Dated Page
Fragmented OCR lists racing golf football tennis and motorsport items with unclear names and locations. Mentions Lake, Washington DC, and national championships in vague terms. no clear outcomes or dates are readable.
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Aqueducc
Utah
Ischey Club
Lake Cu
Sonthees
Marsland
Sraeny
Iona Pan Rape
Bepis
Natianay Spre
Washington DCC
Jones Near Title in Sensational Amateur Golf Run
Jones of Atlanta ousted Francis Ouimet of Boston 5 and 4 in the national amateur championship semi final to reach the final against Georgie Von Elm of Los Angeles. Ouimet battled to the finish but Jones led 32 holes at one under par amid torrential rough and relentless power.
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N. J
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Francis Ouimet
Boston
New England
Georgia
Merlon
Ouimet
Georgie von Elm
Los Angeles
Bobby
Jones
Babry
von E
George Dawson
Golfing Star Von Elm Dominates Match With Rare Score
Von Elm drew from his bag of clubs which seldom failed Jim Friday and romped through the match with a precision score only a shade less remarkable than that of the champion.
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von Elm
Jim Friday
Myersville Plans Local Baseball Club Board of Directors
Myersville forms a community baseball club to join the Frederick County League for the coming season. Leading town business figures back the project and are expected to fill the board of directors including A J Horine A H Ries Iarlan B Waehsel George B D Tom s M F L Shepler O M L Smouse Frank W Kiine Poffinberger and Manse George W Eidtidee Sloward L Metzger Elmer F L Shepley Arthur L Ries D Edgar Bittle Russell ID Trossnickle William S Waehsel and William I Deter.
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Myersville
Frederick County League
Dubel
Manatee
Wil
Maersville
A. J. Horine
A. H. Ries
Ifarlan
Waehsel
George
Toms
M. FL
Shepler
O. ML Smouse
Frank W. Kiine
Poffinberger
Manse
John W. Eidtidee
Sloward L. Metzger
Elmer FL
Shepley
Arthur L. Ries
D. Edgar Bittle
Russell ID “Trossnickle
Willam S. Waehtel
William I. Deter
Most Versatile Batsman In Baseball Traditions
A discussion on who the most versatile hitter in baseball is, favoring Sam Rice of the Washington club over legends like Ty Cobb. Rice is praised for speed, bunting, and a consistent swing, with a batting average above .300 over 11 seasons and the nickname Man o' War from Washington fans.
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Ty Cobb
Cobh
Sam Rice
Washington Club
Prue
Rogers Hornsby
Harry Heilmann
Washington
Rice
Roy’s Ambitions for Cardinals Manager Hornsby
Spring optimism surrounds Hornsby as Cardinals manager aiming to lead the National League in batting and to hit .400 or better in 1926. He already holds six championships and seeks to match Ty Cobb and Jesse Burkett by achieving a nine-year major league hitting streak. He also pursues a National League pennant for St. Louis, though pennant chances appear remote compared to hitting goals.
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Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Bottomley
Cardinals
Roy
Ty Cobb
Jesse Burkett
St. Louis
Trinity House the Oldest Navigational Authority of Britain
The Corporation of Trinity House is described as an ancient English organization dating back to Alfred the Great. It governs navigation around Great Britain including Channel Islands and Gibraltar, runs lighthouses and buoys, licenses pilots, and employs about 1000 people to reduce seafaring risks.
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Corporation of
Trinity House
Alfred the Great
Great Britain
Channel Islands
Gibraltar
Tts
Europe
Christian Science Monitor
Richards Routed Forest in Five-Set U S Tennis Semi
Vincent Richards, the youngest contender, fell to Jean Borotra in a dramatic five-set semifinal. Borotra's rallying comeback secured an all French final with Rene Lacoste set to face Borotra for the U S singles title.
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Forest
America
France
Vincent Richards
Jean Borotra
New York
Borotra
United States
Borotta
Rene Lacosta
Ptarmigan Sacred to Indians on Gladec Reservation
The ptarmigan, sacred to the Indians of the Gladec National park reservation, has moved from the mountains to valleys as agriculture spreads. The bird mingles with barnyard chickens and feeds on wheat, then turns pure white in winter, forming part of a revered, immaculate tradition.
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Gladec National Park
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