Owls and Eagles Square Off After 8-4 Lancaster Loss
Owls seek a twin bill sweep tonight after a 8 to 4 win over Lancaster at the stadium. Joe Slotter pitched well, scattering eight hits, while Napoles homered for the Roses. A Knot Hole Gang appearance is planned as the doubleheader starts at 6:30 with the Eagles in control of game one and the Owls aiming for another victory in game two.
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Joe Slatter
Hagerstown
Lancaster
Owls
Eagles
Joe Slotter
Napoles
Polito
Roses
Stotter
Houck
Fanning Willking
Martin
Mierkowics
Rothman
Interstate League Yesterday and Today Results
Yesterday's results include Waterstown beating Lancaster 8 to 4 and York 7 to 0 over Wilmington with multiple games listed. Upcoming fixtures place Lancaster at Hagerstown and Wilmington at Allentown, plus several cross league matchups across New York Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and more.
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Waterstown
Lancaster
York
Wilmington
Lam Pet
BAR
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
van Goat
St. Touln
Ole Heaton
Setae
Ee Chienca
Reantin
Sncinnati
Philadelphis
Chicaen
Beranklyn
St. Jouin
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Ken Raffensberger
Les Fleming
Young Emmett O'Neill
Tex Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Nick Etten
Champs
Johnny Lindell
Ernie Bonham
Bobo Newsom
al Carrasquel
Steve Gromek
Red Sox rout Tate Cubs at Reservoir diamond
The Red Sox defeated the Tate Cubs last night with a lopsided score. Tom Myers and Henry led the batting, Henry hitting a homer with two aboard. C Locks added two hits as Donver and Smith starred for the Cubs. Tomorrow the Red Sox host the Redbirds with another game set Friday.
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Redsox
Tate Cubs
Reservoir Diamond
Tom Myers
Henry
C. Locks
Donver
Smith
Redbirds
York White Roses blank Wilmington in league final
Norm Shope tossed a two hit shutout as York White Roses defeated league leading Wilmington Blue Rocks 7 to 0 in the Interstate League final. Kinard led York with three hits, including a triple, while Sweeney had a pair of two basers.
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Wilmington
Del
Norm Shope
York White Roses
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Easy Womers
Shope
Joe Antolick
Bill Narlesky
Reeks
Roses
Gams
Charley Ripple
Ripple
George Copeland
Bi Anske
al Kinard
Hank Sweeney
Wilmington Hurlers
H Phope
P Wopelanrt
Dox Carter
Meee
Coveland
Sth
Tork
Kinard
Homan
Sweeney
Anske
Griffiths
York
McKee
Hipple
Copeland
McKeen
Axtell
Murphy
Ati
Engineers Take First Half Flag
The Engineering Department softball team won the first half in the FERA League playoff at the Stadium, 11 to 10 over Accounting. Anderson hit two homers, including one in the ninth with two on base, while Bachtell also homered for Accounting. Mason pitched well for Engineers, who benefitted from a five run fifth inning and late scoring to seal the victory.
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Engineering Department
FERA
Anderson
Engineer Boys
Hassocks
Bachtell
Engineers
Mason
Brangenburg
Mason and Crockett
Bachtoll and Hogan
Wildcats Score An Easy Victory Over Funkstown
Williamsport Wildcats routed Funkstown 13 to 0 on the home field as Lindy Stenger held the visitors to five scattered hits and homered himself while Bol Potts hit a big first inning homer. Every Williamsport player collected a hit in the lopsided win. Beard and Minnich pitched for Funkstown, Stenger and Wine for Williamsport.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Funkstown
Lindy Stenger
Williamsport
Bol Potts
Beard
Minnich
Stenger and Wine
Houck Regains Batting Crown In Inter-State League
Jack Houck leads the Inter-State batting race after a strong week, climbing eight points to hold a two point edge over runner-up John Griffith of York. Houck also tops with 143 hits while John Cappa of Allentown leads home runs with 20. Lloyd Randol of York has 87 RBIs and 13 triples, plus 221 total bases, with Kermit Kitman of Trenton swiping 25 baserunners and Bill Henry of York ruling rims at nine dollars. Henry No K and outfielder Rothman of Hagerstown share most doubles at three. Herb Brett of Hagerstown leads pitchers with seven wins and one defeat. Mitchell Chetkovich of Wilmington improves to 12 wins and five losses.
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Jack Houck
Lancaster
John Griffith
York
Houck
John Cappa
Allentown
Lloyd Randol
Kermit Kitman
Trenton
Bill Henry
Henry Nok
Rothman
Hagerstown
Herb Brett
Mitchell Chetkovich
Wilmington
A. H
R. H. Th. Pat
Alston
Tre
Law
Griffiths
Buch
Ala
Marsh
Lan
Shubilla
Antolick
Wil
Korponay
Wil Rothman
Hag
Royseb
Alen
Sweeney
Randal
Nowak
Hag A
Levan
Anske
Mulvey
Tan
Henry
Rider
Ain
Biros
Ang
Martin
Randall
Glaser
Morgan
Hag Mierkowicz
Hag Ps
Watshate
Davis
Aln
Kitman
Cappa
Welch
Hag Sat
Haines
Sir James
Petty
Rullo
Wilkins
Jarvis
Joe
Patton
Schmidt
Masson
Vanek
MecGillen
Polito
Koby
Gracey
Brett
Haz
Wetterholm
Cole
Hancock Noses out West Virginia Nine
Hancock A C edged Shepherdstown 9 to 8 after a seventh inning rally on the West Virginia field Sunday. The upstaters turned three double plays and powered through the lineup with timely hits, erasing an early 4-1 deficit and taking a one run margin late in the game.
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Hancock A.C
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Upstaters
Miter
Turner
Hancnck
Eagles sweep softball loop with nine straight wins
The Eagles won two games over the weekend, beating Jamison Cold Storage 8 3 as Rowe contributed three of 13 team singles while Palmer homered. O Neill shut out Motleurs 7 0 behind Montgomery and Price, then CIO squad routed Jamison 16 2 with Kendell homering twice and Miller allowing seven hits.
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Eagles
Kendell
Miller
Sigler
Jamison Iwirler
Galiano Set To Face Enzenga In Eight Round Showdown
Baltimore fighter Pete Galiano prepares for an eight round bout against Phil Enzenga of New York at the Sta dium. Galiano is described as punching harder with perfect timing as he seeks a victory that could propel him toward top New England rivals. Fans await the Madison Square Garden showman’s return and tickets report strong advance sales, with 100 wounded servicemen invited from Newton D. Baker Hospital to attend the opening night in Hagerstown.
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Pete Galiano
Baltimore
Phil Enzenga
New York
Galiano
Enzenga
Madison Square Garden
Dilan
Izzy Silbert
New England States
Galliano
Hagerstown
Fairchild Corp
Hagerstown Sporting Club, Inc
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Patton
Wide Open Grid Game Changes For Football Season
New York Aug 15 The six rule changes approved by the National Intercollegiate Association aim to make college football more exciting. Changes include five yard penalties for out of bounds kickoffs one inch artificial tees for kickoffs forward passing from behind scrimmage line and advancing fumbled balls by opponents. Major schools such as Penn 4&5 Pennsylvania Dartmouth Colgate Army Cornell Navy Penn State Pittsburgh Temple Villanova Yale support the move. Southern Conference undecided.
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New York
National Intercollegiate Association
NCAA
Asa Bushnell
EIFA
Association
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Colgate
Army
Cornell
Navy
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Temple
Villanova
Yale
Reds Pirates In Battle For National League Second
Pirates and Reds vied for runnerup in the National League as St Louis led. Frisch’s club relied on speed with 66 steals while Cincinnati’s defense ranked second to the Cards. Reds beat the Braves, Pirates won two vs Boston, Walters notched win No. 17 for Cincinnati, and several other scores and notes followed. Arbor Day origins noted with Nebraska’s 1872 start.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Reds
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Gang
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Preacher Roe
Rip Sewell
Stasoning
Red Barrett
New York
Bucky Walters
Mort. Cooper
Brooklyn
Hal Gregg
Phils
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Archer
Mierkowicz
Fesh
Baker
Red Roses
Blotter
Rownman
Mierko‘wieg
Yur Fesh
Martis
Palito
Parisse
Hagderstow Archer
Oh Martin
Alerkewler
Sapoles
Slotter
Sppermnes
Huns
Slatter
Rute
Prouble
Morri
Rer i
Wild Slotter
Tat Schindler
Jean Denys
Fat
Cecilar
ARROW
Musey & Evans
West
Washington Street
Lancaster Vs. Owls
Rappada
Gordeacn
Pollyanna
Lesy Tepair Bentz & Dunn
House of Shoes
Red Sox
Tate
Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
Wildcats
Harry M. Friedman
Harry's
Jonathan St
Hancock
Eastern Association
Kay
Kay In
Visn Sr
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
U.S
East Washington Street
the Potomac Edison CO
Hagerstown & Frederick
Tarpa
Thronc
Craet
Santa Monica
Junerus Islands
Dratoa
Popeye
Battle Royal
Nebraska
Alexander Bldg
B. F. Goodrich
W. Franklin St
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston- Salem, N.C
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