Hubs sweep Hanover with two wins in Hagerstown
The Hubs defeated the Hanover Raiders 7 to 6 in the first game and 6 to 2 in the nightcap to climb out of the cellar. George Kline started the opener for Hanover, while Bouchet walked seven Hubs and allowed six hits. Roetz homered for Hagerstown as Goetz held Hanover to two hits in the nightcap.
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KLINE
GOETZ
Hanover
George Kline
Boucher
Raiders
Lucas
Roetz
Roscoe
Schuiz
Hagerstown
Perrin
Russell
Galloway
Allington
Krepps
Hammen
Schofield
Kreuz
Bouchet
Sexton
Roscoe Allen
Thomas
Bouche
R. H. O. A. E. Schofield
B. Perrin
Shee
C. Teeere
Hagerstown Ab
O. A. E. Schofield
Teneeres ” Thomas
Eee
A! Galloway
Esese
Eeereeene
Hanover Ab
Schulz
A Roscoe
Allen
Konnick
sheener _ Lucas
Goetz - Lucas
Donnellan
Ward
Maroons Narrow Lead With 2-1 Win Over Blue Sox
Chambersburg Pa August 24 The Maroons beat Waynesboro 2 1 to extend their lead to two games over the Mar tinsburg club in the league standings. Standiford and Smith pitched well with Dodson getting the win. Ebert and Standiford contributed the runs as Waynesboro scored in the fifth and Griffin sac fly tied the game in the ninth. Chase made two fine catches in right for the Villagers.
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Chambersburg
Maroons
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Standiford
Smith
Dodson
Ebert
Hamel
Chase
Waynesboro Ab
R. H. YO
E. Rodgers
Franks
Layne
Waltz
Porta
Hy Chase
Paris
Standiford. P
Chambersburg Ab
R. H. O. A. E. Graeff
Bowman
Christian
Kelliher
Saunders
Haggerty
President’s Cup play starts at Fountain Head
The third annual Presi dents Cup opened at Fountain Head Country Club with 11 matches decided. Notable results include Dr H E Blair over J E Thropp Jr 4 and 3 and C W Harman over E C Hook 6 and 4.
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Fountain Head
Fountain Head Country Club
H. E. Blair
J. E Thropp, Jr
C. W. Harman
E. C. Hook
W. F Prior
L. W. Manners
C. J. Stonebraker
P. J Potter
EB. A. Lakin
Henry Miller
E. J. Smead
Dr. A. C. Maisch
J. R. Tenney
W. A. Roulette
L. M Cox
A. H. Crosson
B. W. Reed
C. Johnstone
E. N. Funkhouser
National League A H E baseball box score excerpt
Chicago and Philadelphia held a high scoring game with separate innings detailed. The lines list batter pairings Blake Bush Hart Ferguson Wilson and Jones Gonzales Sweetland Scott Decatur Wilson O'Donnell, indicating pitcher catching staff and final scores for each team across the nine innings.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Blake, Bush and Hartnett
Ferguson and
Wilson
A. 4
Jones and
Gonzales
Sweetland
Scott, Decatur
O'Donnell
Baseball scores and box scores from a midweek AL games
League results show Washington defeats Cleveland 14 to 7 with a late surge after 12 hits and 1 error. Philadelphia tops St Louis 4 to 1 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Boston crushes Chicago 9 to 1 in a high scoring contest. New York belabors Detroit 9 to 5 as offense beats mound work.
Stanley's Homer Defeats Indians in Salisbury Game
Stanley hit a ninth inning homer to lift Easton over Salisbury 7 to 6 as Salisbury tied Parksley for league lead, in a tight game that kept the standings for eight straight days. Batteries Woods Skelton Walsh Ford Artigians.
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Salisbury
Stanley
Easton
Indians
Parksley
R. H W. K. Haston
Woods, Skelton and Walsh
Ford and Artigians
Cubs Buy Dentist-Catcher Dr Louis A Leggett
The Chicago Cubs purchased Dr Louis Alfred Leggett a dentist catcher from Greenville in the Sally League He is the first sale to majors from that league this season Leggett lives in New Orleans and starred in football baseball and basketball while a student at Tennessee Doctors College
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Louis A. Leggett
Chicago Cubs
Louis Alfred Leggett
Greenville
Leggett
New Orleans
Tennessee Doctors’ College
Wills Stuns Hester In Clean Cut Tennis Victory
Helen Wills dominated Lillian Scharman Hester of Brooklyn 6-0 6-2 at Forest Hills advancing toward the national women’s championship. The victory highlighted a day with seven internationals as Wills faces Mrs John Hill of England in the third round while Molla Mallory and other top contenders also progressed amid windy conditions.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Wills
Lillian Scharman Hester
Brooklyn
Wills
California
Ken Bouman
Holland
Miss Wills
John Hill
England
Molla Mallory
Gwynneth Sterry
Helen Jacobs
Eileen Bennett
Betty Nuthall
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
Hester
Molla
Mallory
William Endicott
Boston
Hill
C. K. Muehl
New York
Will
Sherry Blanks Martinsburg in 4-0 Win
Sherry hurls fine form as Martinsburg Blue Sox fall 4 0. Frederick drives early scoring on Sawyer walk and Bejin error, Foreman wildness creates more chances, with Sherry and Wartish reducing Martinsburg rally potential.
Baseball standings prompt from international league snippet
The International League table shows Baltimore at 7-6 and Buffalo at 18-7 with Reading 1-5 and Toronto 2-6. Newark leading 3-0 and Rochester 4-1 while Jersey City at 2 and Syracuse at 14.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Syracuse
McKenna Draws Bowen In Maryland Boxing Card
Sailor McKenna meets Andy Bowen in the main event August 30 at the Armory in Hagerstown under the Hagerstown Baseball Association. The pair previously fought to a four round draw. McKenna, a seasoned contender, plans similar aggression while Bowen leans on jaw and ring generalship. Tickets go on sale at Arcade Athletic Association, Hagerstown News Agency, Miller's Cigar Store, and Arcade Billiard Parlors.
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Frank Colley
Morning Herald
Sailor McKenna
Andy Bowen
Armory
Hagerstown Baseball Association
Washington Battler
McKenna
Bowen
Jack Tar
George Leslie
Lew Heywood
Jack Ryan
Tony Piscatelo
Andy Kelly
Arcade Athletic Association
Hagerstown
Miller's Cigar Store
Arcade Billiard
Day's Doings In Baseball From Blue Ridge
Results from yesterday show Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 1 Chicago beat Boston 4 to 3 Philadelphia edged St Louis 4 to 5 New York 9 Detroit 5.
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Blue Ridge
National Phila. 7-1 Chicago 6-19 Pittsburgh-Boston Rain
Baseball schedule notes show National Philadelphia beating Chicago 7 to 1 on July 1 and Chicago defeating Philadelphia 6 to 19 on June 19, with rain affecting games between Pittsburgh and Boston and several other matchups including Hagerstown at Hanover Martins at Frederick Chambers at Waysboro and Boston at Chicago.
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Phila
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Von Elm Drops Title As National Golf Champion
George Von Elm of Los Angeles loses the national amateur golf championship in the second 18 hole match to Harry Legg of the home course, one down after a close contest. Bobby Jones defeats Eugene Homans while Chick Evans advances. many favorites survive as 36 hole rounds set for tomorrow.
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George von Elm
Minneapolis
Minn
Los Angeles
Harry Legg
Bobby Jones
von Elm
Eugene Homans
New York
Maurice McCarthy
Chick Evans
Roland MacKenzie
Washington
George Thomas
Chicago
Dave Martin
Allen Moser
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Dexter Cummings
Arthur Yates
Rochester
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Downing Billy Sixty
Milwaukee
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Flossmore
Johnston
Jones
Jimmy Johnston
Don Carrick
Dick Jones
Carrick
McCarthy
Phillips Finlay
Clarke Corkran
Lege
Mackenzie
Evans
Held
Ouimet
Finlay
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HUBS
Luweas
Habs
Blue Sox
Griffiths
Graeff
Boys’ Wash
Peoples Store
West
Washington &T
Greenwalt Electric Supply Co
West Antietam Street
Newhberry’s
Weet
Washington Street
Hagerstown Loan and Thrift Corporation
Grice
H. R. Wagner
Nginesiring Eensationn
John St
Atlantic City
Wildwood
Cape May
Ocean City
Nen Isle City
Anglesea
Avalon
Peermont
Stone Harbor
Delaware River Bridge
Long Brasc
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove Beach Haven, N.J
Rehoboth Ocean City, Me
Phila Hia
Copealt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dunlop
Parker Tire CO
Wash
R, H. E Washington
Cleveland
Thurnton, Braxton
War Alstyne and Rue
Miller
L Sewell
R, H. E Philadelphia
Walberg
Cochrane
Wingard
Crowder and Schang
R,h. E
Blankenship and Crouse
Detroit
Hoyt, Moore and Collins
Carroll and Shea
Homer
Cubs
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Jack Dempsey
Flynn
Phoenix
Arizona
Gene Tunney
Helen
E. W. Pattison
Funkstown
Doub
Gwynn Oak
Sherry Blanks
Foreman
W. Va
Sherry
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Chambersburg Maroons
West Virginia
Woodward
Sawyer
Bejin
Frederick Ab
Martinsburg Ab
R. H. O. A. E Mathues
Ee Stutz
Rawlings, If
Luciano, Se
J Crompton, Cf
Woodring, c
Hale, Rf
Cues
Judd
Occas
Burke
Luciano
Rawlings
Reeser
Malavase
Stutz
Mathues
Frederick
McGuire
International League
Fred
Mart
Hagerst
Martinsk
Fred'k
Chamb
Wayboro
Cleveld
Pet Chambersb
Foo Martinsburo A
Cleveland Va
Ww. LG Pet
Seeee
ODAY
Mackenzie Drug Co
S. Pot. St
Firestone
Hagerstown Motor CO
Lier
Emmert Hardware CO
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