New York Teams Still Dominate As World Series Looms
New York teams widen leads as the Giants surge seven and a half games ahead amid a Reds skid, while the Yankees boast a twelve and a half game edge. McGraw reshuffles with Bancroft out and Jackson stepping in, as both clubs aim for supremacy with strong lineups and ambitious hopes.
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Waynesboro Rally Boosts Cambridge as McNeill Faces Ire
The narrative details players from multiple teams in a blue collar league season. Tris Hoel Youngster and Bobby Knobins shine with two hits apiece. Cambridge climbs to first after defeating Laurel 2 to 1. Norman McNeill argues with umpire Sippel, drawing penalties. Russell fills in for Fitzgerald, delivering solid defense and a key hit. The piece blends local sports color with shifting standings and player movement.
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Norman
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Fitzgerald
Riersin Lar Home Sweet Home in a Tug of War
In a ragged write up a high school style game ends 6 to 4 with Witlow’s team losing to Chambersburg. Witmer and Hagerstown figure in moments but errors and pinches give the visitors the edge as three Maroons score amid a tense finish.
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Gumberland Colts Challenge Morgantown Crew in $1000 Series
The Gumberland Colts challenged the Gilbert Daily Cartigans of Morgantown, West Virginia to a five game series for $1000 a side after two defeats. First game set for Cum nana on Saturday with Reggie Rawlings delivering key moments including a home run with bases loaded and a decisive triple. The Philadelphia Athletics on a winning streak saw Jimmy Dykes benched as Dennis Mack filled in, while Lefty Groves continued solid pitching for the Baltimore Orioles keeping the team ahead.
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Reggie Rawlings
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National League Yesterday's Results Brief
In yesterday's National League results 51Louis defeated 73Boston, 5 New York 6 Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 6, with Chicago in a noted reinforcement.
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Unclear sports notes mix with base play names at Frederick
Fragmentary OCR records mention two base hits by Sykes and three base hits by Blethen with references to batteries and a possible Frederick game. Details are unreadable but indicate a baseball score line or box event. Absent complete data, deliverable focuses on identified players and actions.
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Whyamnsboro Wress
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Blue Ridge League Yesterday's Results
In a rough local baseball roundup, Kaunas and King saw pitching action with Moneymaker effects noted. Halley and Klog faced batters as Blue Ridge League games produced varied scores. Chambnernburg 6 Hagerstown 9 Waynesboro 9 Frederick 0 Hanover 6 Martinsburg 6.
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Maryland Proclamation on Constitutional Amendment 1923
Governor Albert Ritchie orders publication of the text of Chapter 281 of the 1922 Acts proposing an amendment to Article 4 of the Maryland Constitution. The proclamation directs placement in newspapers statewide and in Baltimore papers for the November 6, 1924 election, with voting on the amendment by qualified voters. The document is dated July 2, 1923, Annapolis.
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Baltimore
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Raiders and Martinsburg in Deadlock
Baseball game between Raiders and Martinsburg ends in a 0 0 tie amid pitching totals and fielding miscues. Offensive leaders include Hanover Martinsburg and Buckland Ozmer Strickland, with bases on balls and stolen bases noted and multiple pitchers used in a high effort contest. Willow Grove Park closes for Harding memorial period per Potomac Public Service Co. officials.
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Richmond banker elected assistant cashier at First National Bank
ASSISTANT CASHIER Willam P. Markwood of Richmond Virginia was elected assistant cashier of the First National Bank at yesterday's Meeting of the Board of Directors. Mr Markwood comes to the job with ten years in banking the last four at the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond.
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International League scores and local notices mixed
League results show Baltimore beating Norfalo Rochester 9 to 4 and Newark over Syracuse 4 to 2 while Reading defeated Toronto 7 to 4. Additional lines mention committee work and Old Home Week but are garbled. Court House Sales note Joseph Murdock auctioned an eight room house to Edward M Hull for 8020. An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee.
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Public notice on postponed garbage pickup schedule
The public is informed that both garbage trucks are out of service and the collection that should have occurred yesterday will be moved to today Wednesday. D. Weller, Collector.
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