Alumni Track Meet At Hagerstown High School Today
This afternoon at 2 30 alumni track team meets the varsity at Hagerstown High School. Alumni, some ten years out, will run tags and seek to beat the present team as in school days. Coaches hope the event lines up materials and boosts school pride with many names listed from Wellinger to Fahnestock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Wellinger
Martin
Lesher
Minvich
Carbaugh
G. Rice
Leatherman
J. Miller
Wolford
Ed. Hatzell
J. Bowman
G. Nichols
Tex Austin
Lew Miller
C. Carty
R. Dudley
Hennesy
Gimple
M. Taylor
Mel Clain
Clipp
BR. Henson
R. Seum
Li Schmidt
Ott Yeakle
Firpo Dorsey
Dutch Munson
Lou Fahnestock
St James
Antietams Triumph in Double Bill Over Cabbies
In a 3 to 2 victory yesterday Antietams stopped the Cabbies with Crownappel allowing six hits and a homer while Dofflemyer and Mathna led offense. Earlier the Antietams beat Funkstown 8 to 2 as French, Jones, Crownarple and Bender contributed in a low scoring win.
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Antietams
Cabbies
Crownappel
Dofflemyer
French and
Jones
Crownarple
Bender
Athletics Lose Opening Contest at Martinsburg
The Hagerstown Athletics opened the season with a 9 4 loss to the Martinsburg American Legion on their field. Eight errors doomed the A’s despite 13 hits led by Hamil Lapole Ogle. Legion's Gregory Shirey Kilmer and others had multiple hits. International League results noted: Jersey City Mercure 5 5, Monmouth 11 5, Baltimore 3 7, Albany 2 Beffalo 3, Rochester 5 1, New York 3 2.
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Hagerstown Athletics
Martinsburg American Legion Wine
A's
Hamil
C. Lapole
Ogle
Gregory
Shirey
Kilmer
Athletica
Legion
Rose
Young
Zimmerman
Wolf
Butts
Oram
Johnson
Mercure
Jersey City
Monmtreml
Baltimore
Albany
Beffalo
Rochester
iNewrork
Baseball score and upcoming games listed
American League results show New York 5 over Washington 4, Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 4, Cleveland 1 over Chicago 0. Scheduled games include New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston today, with St Louis at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago. Tomorrow features New York at Washington and St Louis at Cleveland plus Detroit at Chicago.
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Testeruay's
Iles Ula Washington
New York
Detroit
St. Lown
Heaton
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louin
Baseball standings and results from yesterday
National League results show New York 3 Philadelphia 1 and Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1. Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 0 and Buxton 2 Brooklyn 1 with scheduled games Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at New York.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Fittsburgh
St. Louis
Buxton
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Fosten
Philadelphi
St. Chicago
Roxton
Pittsbursch
Roxtor
Cage Game On Tap Tonight
City League playoff action continues with a first game set at 8 16 p m at the M C A. Hamiltons routed the W O W five 36 to 31 last Friday as Woodmen led the first half. A second game is scheduled for Wednesday with a possible third game to follow if needed. Admission is 10 cents for fans.
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Hamiltons
Woodmen
Bingle Trio Clinches First as Pirates and Dodgers Win
In late game action BINGLE COMES LATE IN GAME Pittsburgh tops St Louis 6 2 aided by five errors and Hoyt's pitching. Heinie Meine blanks the Cards 4 0 in opener as Pirates beat them 4 0. Brooklyn Dodgers slip from second after Ed Brandt beats Walter Beck 2 1. Giants beat Phillies 5 1 as Witzsimmons homers to cap win in eighth. Reds rally to 4 3 over Cubs. Warneke loses despite efforts. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION scores follow.
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Heinie Meine
Pirates
Dazzy Vance
St. Louis
Waite Hoyt
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Ed Brandt
Boston
Walter Beck
Brandt
New York Giants
Phillies
Fred Witzsimmons
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Lou Warneke
Harry Rice
Bill Jurges
Cub
Jim Bottomley
Wildcats Rally To 28 3 Victory Over Penal Farm Club
The Williamsport Wildcats overwhelmed the Penal Farm team 28 to 3 on Saturday as wind and infield miscues hindered play early. Pitchers show improvement with practice planned before Sunday's league opener at Conomac Park against Antietam Fire Co.
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Williamsport Wildcats Tnt
Penal Farm
Roxbury 1
Widcat
Norman
Conomac Park
Antietam Fire Co
Wildcats
Knocse
Zimmerman
Poffenberger
W.zimmerman
Myers
Morgand
Burrier
Turner
Giants Rally To Down Phillies 3 1 In New York
In a NL tilt, the Giants overcome a two base error and a Fred Fitzsimmons homer to beat the Phillies 3 to 1. Collins Elliott and V Davis reported for Philadelphia while Fitzsimmons and Mancuso closed out for New York.
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New York
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Collins
Elliott
V. Davis
Fitzsimmons
Mancuso
Fifth Straight For Raider Team Defeats Arma Club And Security Stars
The Harrys town Raiders won two weekend games extending their streak to five straight. They beat the Arma Club 7 to 6 in fourteen innings with Andrews and Rottler in a pitching duel. Sunday they topped the Security Stars 17 to 11 as M. Baker and R. Keller highlighted fielding.
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Harrys‘town Raiders
Arma Club
Security Stara
Raiders
Andrews
Rottler
Arma
Raid
Smith
Nicholas
Kretzer
M. Baker
R. Keller
Koontz
Garlock
Shaffer
Showe
Nuse
Legion Tossers Lose to Carmen Cabbies Fall Lays
The Carmen Cabbies defeated the Martinsburg American Legion team 8 to 4 after a strong two-game weekend. Mentzer pitched, Moser caught, and Brendenburg starred in defense and at bat for the Cabbies. Kilmer Gregory and Cloud shone for the Legion in defense and pitching. Martinsburg 000 020 101 4 Carmen Cabbies 002 200 143x 8.
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Cabbies
American Legion
Martinsburg
Antietam Fire Co
Mentzer
Moser
Brendenburg
Kilmer
Gregory
Cloud
Scorched Smith and Adventirenerues Folly in Night Escape
Fragmentary tale describes Scorchy Smith and The Adventirenerues in a desert outpost under siege by a revenge seeking foe. They break cover at night and flee toward safety as a mysterious danger collapses amid sudden flashes.
Enterprise Beats Chevies 8 to 7 in season opener
The Western Enterprise and Hofman Chevies, members of the Washington County League, opened the season with an 8 to 7 win at Howe's Amusement Park. Hay Powers started for the Chevies and Paul St Clair pitched for the Enterprise. Regular practices will be Tuesdays at City Park at 5 PM and Thursdays at another location to be announced.
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Western Enterprise
Hofman-Chevies
Washington County League
Howe
Enterprise
Firemen
Chevies
Paul St. Clair
Blue Sox
Braves Edge Dodgers 2 1 In Tight Pitching Duel
Braves win 2 to 1 over Brooklyn as Ed Brandt outpoints Ed Walter Beck. Boston bats productive in third inning with Gusel, Marenville, Clark, Ford combining for two runs. Brandt limits Dodgers to three hits. Wright and Bissonette deliver Brooklyn’s lone run.
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Brooklyn
Ed Brandt
Boston Southpaw
Walter Beck
Braves
Dick Guselman
Marenville
Clark Bunting
Ford
Brandt
Dodgers
Wright
Bissonette
Boston
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbia
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louieville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Southern Association
Orleans
Atlanta
Knk
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Corherst Peters
Ana
Cam
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Raider
Seer Graurner
Ramacciotti
Phese
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Wowie
Hector
George McManus
Manu
Scorchy Smith
Ie Tughta Resereed
John C. Terry
Bobby Thatcher
George Storm
Richt
Crowes Bridges
Basedour Bros
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Clarion
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