Cambridge Drives Canners Past Salisbury in Hurling Duel
Cambridge swept the series by a pitching duel featuring Jack Rambe and Long Tom Glass. Salisbury threatened early but could not overcome Cambridge's offense and the late advantage, as Glass and Rambe shut down the Salisburians after the seventh inning.
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Saliebury
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Tom Glass
Connie Mack
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Doen
Sven
Satedelas
Aimarane
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Schlitze
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Slaughter
Piresen Roller
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Johnston
Camarani
Saltebi
Calsbury
Sehheve
Char mers fall short in 5 4 loss to Shrabbers in tight game
Easton Maryland June 27 Charmer weakens in the neath session as Shrabbers win 5 to 4. The fracas and late innings shape the outcome with three base hits and a tense finish. Pitcher details include Hughes striking out by Schentel and Brus in a low scoring clash.
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Charmer
Iisfield
Charmers
Hughes
Schentel
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Chaconne
Scheatel
Charma
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Haggert
Brus
Funeral Attendants Rush To Heal After Car Attack
A clergyman conducts a funeral in a Western state when two cats cause a disturbance outside the church. The undertaker exits briefly, calms the scene, and returns.
Dear Editor Letter on Tuesday Football Picks
A reader signs as Dupester L Depester and predicts Seliebury to beat Crisheld, Parkeley to beat Esden, and Dever to beat Cambridge. The note asks for Tuesday selections and mentions Gatesday and an off day.
Mack Boys Lead In Patchy Parksville Baseball Tie
Connie Mack who has managed the Athletics joins son Earl in a notable game showing their club tied for second place after a scoreline that featured Pitzberger and St Martin doubles and a late rally. The article notes Mack stepping toward a possible transition as elder to heir in coming seasons.
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Nahobury Indiame
Uke Dower Nenators
Nahibury Club
Lutt
Canbridge Hume Cums
Mack
Earl
Baseball Summary from National League results
In yesterday’s NL action the Brooklyn nine fell to New York six to four while Chicago and Cincinnati posted losses. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati while St Louis beat Chicago and Musten topped St Leon.
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Home Run Leaders and Baseball Notes from Washington
A jumble of player names and team pairings with scattered game results and injury notes. The text discusses home run leaders, substitutions, and veteran players like Everet Scott and Bill Ruel, along with management decisions and suspensions affecting Washington and New York.
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New York
Roper Peekingaugh
Washington
Tve Pele Berm
Unclear Fragment Describes Opera Night Incident
A garbled passage references Perkins and a wife at an opera house amid a dramatic scene. The text hints at disgrace and a commotion involving a mistress and a second act altercation, with fragmented dialogue and stray phrases.
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Vid Perkins
Eida
Biren Perkins
Meese Install New National Officers at Baltimore Convention
Newly elected Meese officers were installed at the convention in Baltimore with plans for next year in Chicago. Secretary of Labor James J Davis presented a 33 year tool, the "Clader buggy," from the Mouse project, to Dr H A Elkourne of Bir Ali, as the crowd prepared to depart.
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Sie Delphin
Chicago
James J Davis
H A Elkourne
Bir- Ali
Washington Gambles with Veterans in Crucial AL Tilt
In a bid to win another American League game, Washington rests youth for experience. Manager Harris bets on three veteran pitchers Coveleski Beuter and Gregg in the home stretch. The move draws mixed opinions from league managers across the circuit.
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Harris Drowned
Coveleshe Beuther
Gregg Thetre
Cambridge Can ners Extend Lead in 1926 East Shore League
The Cambridge Canners widened their pennant gap in the East Shore League by winning seven of seven contests last week. Salisbury Indians, runner up, managed five wins, with Barksley leading Salisbury in a chase for second place as the week closed.
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Hurling Corps
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Salisbury
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