Giants Seek A Top First Baseman To Replace Retiring Terry
Bill Terry, Giants manager, seeks a capable left handed first baseman to relieve him when he retires from the field. Candidates include Phil Cavarretta of the Cubs, with Joe Malay back in the minors awaiting development. The piece notes Cavarretta’s veteran poise and local popularity, while also discussing Earnshaw’s alleged spitter and umpire scrutiny.
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Chicago
Wacos Stage Great Rally Then Lose to Fort Myer Cavalry
Washington County Polo club, the Wacos, rallied strongly Sunday in Washington but fell 7 to 6 to the Fort Myer 3rd Cavalry. Lt Billy Wyman scored the winner with a 30 yard under the neck drive as the whistle blew. Maryland trailed until the sixth chukker, tying the score with three goals. Lineup included Jamison, Luebberman, Byron, Henry J Jamison, Mallonne, Davidson, and Wyman.
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Fort Myer
Cavalry
Soldier Boys
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Hagerstown Pos
Third Cavalry
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Luebberman Byron
Henry J. Jamison
Wyman
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Davidson
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Luebberman
J. Jamison
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Birds Edge Hornets 4-3 In 13 Inning County Clash
Sharpsburg Blue Birds edged Mt. Briar Hornets 4 to 3 after 13 innings in a county league game. Brashears pitched well and M Ferguson struck out 10 but Mt. Briar could not cash in with men on base. Herguson, Baker, Forrest and Barger led Sharpsburg with three hits each as the birders pulled ahead in the 13th inning.
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Local Star Denied Chance At State Swim Meet
Doris Sylcox a 15 year old Baltimore swimmer missed entering the 150 yard freestyle at the State meet at Druid Hill Park. An announcer misdirected the course causing the 150 yard event to be swum as 1500 yards, depriving Sylcox of a chance to compete and potentially win before a large crowd.
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Cabbie Cubs Split Twin Bill With St Paul at Row's Park
The Cabbie Cubs lost the opener to St Paul 4 to 3 in nine innings at Row's Park yesterday and rebounded to win the nightcap 10 to 2. Both teams were solid defensively. Next Sunday the Cubs meet Funkstown A. C. at Funkstown.
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Medalist Honors To Stonebraker At Fountain Head Championship
Carl Steenbraker Jr won medalist honors in the Fountain Head Club qualifying with a 77. Three tied for second with 78: C W Cramer, C K Stonebraker and M W Crane. Play begins in about two weeks for the championship, expected to be highly competitive.
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Fountan
C. W. Cramer
C. K. Stonebraker
M. W. Crane
Washington County League Standings And Results
Yesterday results include Sharpsburg 4 Mt. Briar 3 Cabbles 8 Eagles 4 Hancock 3 Woodmen 0 Wildcats 10 Chevies 8. Week schedule shows Hancock versus Boonsboro Tuesday and Antietams versus Blue Sox Wednesday evening. Friday features an All-Star contest and Sunday rounds with multiple matchups including Loonshoro versus Chevies and Wildcats against Antietams.
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Hancock
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Wildcats
Chevies
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Boonsboro
Antietams
Blue Sox
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Cabbies
Sagles Va
Saneee
Ai ‘Blue Sox
National League EOI standings and results
Scores show Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 3 6 and New York Cincinnati 4. St. Louis 1 in 10 innings. Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York are listed as games today. Others not scheduled.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Detroit shuts out Yankees in American League game
Detroit defeated New York 6 to 0 as part of a set of AL results. Washington topped Cleveland 4 to 2, Boston beat St. Louis 4 to 2, and Cleveland rolled past Washington 13 to 4 in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Sports Pairings From Early Season Schedule
Washington travels to Cleveland while Philadelphia faces Chicago. New York visits Detroit and Boston plays St. Louis, outlining four matchups in the upcoming slate.
City All Stars Are Announced For Washington County League
Committee members Bill Zimmer man and Austin Keen pick the city teams players for the August 23 All-Star game at Stadium field. Outfield Sterner Rowe Snyder Dorsey Ford. Infielders Lizer Hendricks Hayes Spielman Rinehart Harris Kildon Moore. Catchers Myers Heard. Pitchers Mentzer Springer Lushbaugh. Utility Spong. The roster promises a hard to beat squad with plenty of action for fans at the Stadium.
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Austin Keen
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Sterner
Rowe
Snyder
Dorsey
Ford
Lizer
Hendricks
Hayes
Spielman
Rinehart
Harris
Kildon
Moore
Myers
Heard
Mentzer
Springer
Lush
Hancock Is Easy Winner In a 3 to 0 win over Woodmen of the World
In a fast Washington County League game Hancock defeated Woodmen of the World 3 to 0 on Stadium field. Hap Powers held the recipients to three hits while Hancock bunched hits in the third inning to score twice. Lushbaugh pitched for W O W allowing five Hancock hits with Powers delivering a shutout.
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Woodmen
Stadium Field
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Wancock
French
McWee
Vance
LT OU
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Gibney
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Moore
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Morin
Bente
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Kearns
Thief
CL French
Barnes
Wretzer
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Balla
FL Lushbaugh
HH Powers
HL Powers
McWhee
FL Lushbaugsh
Lushhbaugsh
Wolfe
Leiber Sparks Giants to Victory Over Reds
Hank Leiber snapped a hitting slump by collecting four hits to pace the New York Giants in an 8 to 4 win over the Cincinnati Reds. The Giants combined strong hitting with solid pitching as they built an early lead and held on for the victory.
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Hank Leiber
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnat
Herrmann
Johnson
Lombardi
Hubbel
Mancuso
Cabbies top Eagles 8 to 4 in one-sided game
The Cabbies defeated the Fraternal Order of Eagles 8 to 4 at the Stadium as nine Eagles errors aided the winners. Travinger went 3 for 3 for the Eagles while Hendricks collected three hits in five chances for the Cabbies. The decisive five runs came in the third inning.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles
Travinger
Hendricks
Cabmen
Wildcats Rally to Top Hoffman Chevies 10 to 7 at Conomac Park
Williamsport Wildcats overcome Hoffman Chevies 10 to 7 at Conomac Park. A six run eighth inning sealed the win as Sterner and Dofflemyer contributed in the attack. Final line score shows Wildcats nine runs, Chevies seven.
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Esee
Buharp
Ficard
Eaee
Metz
Eoee
Myers
Bryan
Edmondson
Mock
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Spigler
Efesson
St. Claire
Sterner
Dofflemyer
Volbert
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Bowers
Day
Ceeseess
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Hagerstown Blue Sox Hold Evening Practice
The Hagerstown Blue Sox conduct a 5 o'clock practice at the Stadium Field this evening ahead of Tuesday night’s game against Antietam Fire Company. All players are required to attend.
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Hagerstown Blue Sox
Stadium Field
Antietam Fire Company
Major League Statistical Leaders Cited by AP
A compact list highlights season leaders: Batting Vaughan of the Pirates hitting .407 and Medwick of the Cardinals at .368. runs led by Medwick, with 95 for Cardinals and Galan needed. RBIs topped by Berger at 101 with Medwick at 91. Medwick also leads with 165 hits as Herman of the Cubs has 161. Herman and Medwick tied in doubles at 42 with Allen of the Phillies close. Goodman of the Reds leads triples with 15, while Suler of the Pirates has 11. Berger tops home runs with 26 tied by Oit at 24. Martin of the Cardinals steals 17, Galan 14. Castleman of the Giants posted 11-3 and J Dean of the Cardinals 20-7 for pitching.
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Cardinals
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Berger
Braves
Herman
Cubs
Allen
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Suler
Oit
Giants
Martin
Galan
Castleman
J. Dean
Baseball Leaders and Standouts From 1935 Season
Batting leaders include Myer of the Senators at .345 with Cramer of the Athletics at .344. Greenberg of the Tigers tops runs with 93 and 132 RBIs, while Goslin also stars for Detroit with 86 RBIs. Cramer leads hits with 158, tied by Greenberg and Vosmik at 157. Greenberg dominates doubles with 38. Vosmik adds 34. Vosmik leads triples with 16, Stone 13. Greenberg again in home runs with 31, Foxx 22. Werber tops steals with 25, Almada 15. Pitcher Bridges of the Tigers posts 18-7 alongside Allen of the Yankees at 11-3.
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Senators
Cramer
Athletics
Greenberg
Tigers
Gehringer
Goslin
Vosmik
Indians
Stone
Foxx
Werber
Red Sox
Almada
Allen
Yankees
Bridges
Stars Shine As Dodgers Cubs Giants In Doubleheader Notes
Hee stars Watson Clark Ralph Boyle and Jimmy Jordan led Dodgers Clark blanked Pirates with three hits Boyle walked four times and Jordan tied record with eleven assists in second game Lynwood Rowe Tigers White washed Yankees with three hits and home run Hank Leiber Giants pounded Cincinnati pitching for homer triple and two doubles Heinie Manush Senators and Milt Galatzer Indians Manush drove in winning runs in tenth in first game Galatzer six hits in two contests Chuck Klein Cubs hit 20th homer triples double and single in doubleheader Fritz Ostermueller Red Sox and Rollie Hemsley Browns former pitched five hit game Durocher Cardinals Frankhouse outpitched Paul Dean first game Durocher's bases loaded homer in tenth won second game
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Ralph Boyle
Jimmy Jordan
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Clark
Pirates
Boyle
Jordan
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
Yankees
Hank Leiber
Giants
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Heinie Manush
Senators
Milt Galatzer
Indians
Manush
Galatzer
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Phillies
Fritz Ostermueller
Red Sox
Rollie Hemsley
Browns
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Leo Durocher
Cardinals
Frankhouse
Paul Dean
Durocher
Earl Combs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bucs
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Athletics
White Sox
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Tigers Open 8-Game Lead With 5-0 Win Over Giants
Detroit thwarts New York in their latest clash as Schoolboy Rowe allows three hits and belts a home run after a tense early moment with Earl Combs. The Tigers take an 8 game gap with six weeks left, while the Giants slip behind Pirates and Cubs in the pennant chase.
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Rowe
Giants
Security Stars Triumph In Tight Maugansville Clash
The Security Stars beat Maugansville 3 to 2 in a well played late contest on their home field. Wetzel allowed three hits with sixteen strikeouts while Brumbaugh yielded eight hits and thirteen K’s. G Jones had three hits and Godlove added two as a tense game stayed undecided until the 10th inning. Earlier Saturday Maugansville dropped an 8 to 5 decision in McConnellsburg.
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Security Stars
Maugansville
Wetzel
Brumbaugh
G. Jones
Godlove
Stars
McConnellsburg
E. Wolf
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