Crisfield Beats Pope to End His Seven-Game Winning Streak
Crisfield slugger Crisfield pitchers limited Varsity to four hits as Yarnell and Neal homered twice giving Crisfield an 8 to 5 win over Pope. Voyles and Neal connected for three runs on two circuit clouts while Mattis and Schofield fielded sharply to restrict Salisbury to four hits.
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Crisfield
Crixfield
Imughes
Mattis
Voyles
Neal
Hreslin
Schofe
Pope
Yarnell
Halle
Baseball Summary for Local Games
Today Parksley visits Easton and Crisfield hosts Salisbury while Cambridge goes to Thover. Yesterday Crisfield beat Salisbury 8 to 5 and Warkley defeated Easton 5 to 2. Scoring details include Salisbury making runs in the first, Crisfield across the plate in the second, with pitching by Pope and Yarnell and fielding by Hughes and Schofield.
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Parksley
Easton Crisfield
Salisbury
Cambridge
Thover
Crisfield
Dover
Warkley
Easton
Depester Cash Update and Local Games Noted
The notice outlines cash figures and upcoming local matches. Belichury faces Crisfeld while Cambridge plays Bever with Parkeley to contend Kasten.
Local high school baseball scores and schedule
In games listed Hagerstown leads Chambersburg 4 to 6. Nanaver 4 Martinsburg 2. Frederick 1 Waynesboro 4. First game Frederick 7 Waynesboro 3 in second. Today Chambersburg visits Hagerstown Martinsburg plays Hanover and Frederick visits Waynesboro.
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Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Nanaver
Martinsburg
Frederick
Waynesboro
Hanover
Dobbins Rally 8th Beats Faltering Corners
The Senators rallied in the final three innings to erase a 2 run deficit and beat Cambridge 12 to 8. Pitcher Trippe started the comeback as Fischer was knocked around, with Willeys and Woods also yielding runs. Game details include base hits by Doherty Eegert Sehnsten and Williams, plus two base hits and a three base hit, with Woods and Tippe taking the mound. Umpires were MacFarlane and Brennan.
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Cambridge
Mil
Pieter
Senators
Fischer
Trippe
Doherty
Eegert
Sehnsten
New York
Phillies
Williams
Melvin
Mines
Woods
Tippe
Huw
Tripe
Nelson
Drury
Schlitze
MacFarlane
Brennan
Baseball score note with erratic OCR details
Incomplete game log lists players Schuler Skelton Seremba Ruddy Fitalhiger Graff Lentz Her Zoe Staley and umpires Soladare. Time of game 2.10. Batters out and rare balls noted with unclear sequence. names appear garbled and difficult to confirm.
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Daulle
Seremba
Ruddy
Fitalhiger
Graff
Lentz
Zoe
Staley
Fitzberger
Buddy
Soladare
Western Maryland Football Camp Begins with Deep Talent Pool
Westminster Md Sept 4 1925 Western Maryland training camp is under way with many new hopefuls reporting to Head Coach Shroyer. He sets strict but fair rules and expects effort at all times. Early reports show the freshmen eager and the veterans ready to defend their spots in a tight race for the 1925 squad.
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Westminster
Western Maryland
Shroyer
Dpat
Gainer
Sweet
Mitchner
Loudin
Bodie Love
Bill Fiege
Cravett
Sag
Morriss
Bow
Bower
Barklow
Twek Norris
Allen Hammond
Pikulski
Wiesher
Cobb Seeks AL Batting Lead At Age Twenty One
Ty Cobb in Augusta Georgia reflects on aging as he eyes leading the American League batters in his twenty first season. He notes spring training strain and his goal to play 100 games while continuing to hit, despite weariness and rigors of the season.
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American Teague
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Augusta
Sid Cobb
Cobh
Augur
Tahoe
Detroit
Boston
Col H
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicag
Fenders
Washington Hoxton 2 leads unplayed athletics slate
Athletics schedule shows Camen Today at New York and Boston at Washington with Detroit at Cleveland and Chicago at St. Louis, but clubs not scheduled.
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Philadelphia
St. Gouis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicaco
Brooklyn
Boston
B.C. Pitt
New Rae Ork
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St. Louis
Chicago
Phillies
Washington
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Athletics
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Cleveland
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Unclear稿: Local sports names and teams mixed in fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists players and teams with unclear spelling and attribution. No coherent game or event details emerge to confirm a headline or summary.
Parksley Triumphs Over Eastonians 5-2 in Close Game
Parksley defeated Eastonians 5-2 at home as St Martin homered and led a late rally. Hokman allowed four hits through six, while Whalen added two RBIs with a three single burst in the fifth and a double steal by Fitzberrer and Raddy.
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Parksley
Schuler
Spode
Hokman
Homer
Leffleor
Whalen
Fitzberrer
Raddy
Canterige
Banks in Salisbury to Open Monday After Announcement
All banks in Salisbury will be open Monday following an afternoon statement. Institutions named include Salisbury National Bank Farmers and Merchants Bank and the Eastern Shore Trust Company in Salisbury.
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Salisbury
Lebera Sy
Salisbury National
Farmers and Merchants
Eastern Shore Tract Company
Odd baseball remarks raise questions on game balls
The passage notes players moving teams and hitting hard in Chicago. A homer by Harry Heilmann is described as a left field wall shot. A ball opened after the game shows a May 124 manufacture date with no date tag under the cover, suggesting clubs may stock old style lively balls.
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Chicago
Harry Heilmann
Marie Ruth
Stork
Goose Gorlin and Washington Champs Power in Season Start
Goose Gorlin leads a strong Washington lineup noted for its confidence and power as the team relies on core players like Marberry, Russel, Walter Juhacon, Stanley Cavehskie, Tom Zachery, and Dutch Reuther. The infield’s two‑ply double plays and stout pitching spark a club eager to deliver in tight spots at Washington Park.
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Washington Park
Washington
Marberry
Russel
Walter Juhacon
Stanley Cavehskie
Tom Zachery
Reuther
Slim Harries Emerges as Key Pitcher for Mackmen
Macaroni Moe Harriss known as Slim or Shadow stands six feet six and finally develops poise to become a consistent winner for the Mackmen. Despite height, he stays lean at about 176 pounds and often threats from visiting clubs are met with steady strikeouts.
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Harriss
Morriss
Shadow
Bones
Som Kerradly
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees Jinx Ends Aguish Season For 1928 Club
The New York Yankees struggle in the 1928 American League race with only two wins in a stretch and a deteriorating pennant outlook. Manager Miller Huggins faces a tough season as the club underperforms despite power, raising questions about leadership and future moves.
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Yankees
New York Yankees
Ashting
Campain
Welbaigh
Yanks
Strong Horses Pull Ability Measured by Dye Study
Des Moines Iowa September 3. Researchers using a local dye method determined that a horse can exert a tractive pull of nine tenths of its weight. The measure indicates the force to start and maintain the pull over a distance of 27 and a half feet.
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Des Moines, In
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