Eagles stay unbeaten with win over Mt Briar Hornets
Fraternal Eagles captured an eighth straight victory in the Washington County League yesterday, defeating Mt Briar Hornets to remain sole early leaders. M Ferguson sparked early offense as Younkins led Hornets with four-for-four at the plate while Rowe and Alexander provided solid defense and offense for the Eagles.
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Washington County
Eagles
M. Ferguson
Younkins
Hornets
Rowe
Alexander
Sagles
Wy Be
Tunsi Earhea
Antietams Edge Boonsboro In County League Thriller
The Antietams beat Boonsboro 6 to 5 in a close county league contest. A Reed led with four hits, Jacobs and Hays added three each, and the Jackets used timely hitting and a two bases in the sixth to take the lead. Errors and wild pitches plagued the day as Crownapple earned the win with Brooks and Lightner behind the plate.
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Firemen
A. Reed
Jacobs
Tatas
Nehemyer
Warenter
Sterner
Tillbeort
A. “Reed
Keen
Ehter
Gilbert
Brera
Crownapple
Umptress Brooks and Lightner
Enterprise Is Easily Downed by Security Trojans
Security Trojans defeated Western Enterprise nine 19 to 6 in a County League at the Stadium. Nine runs in the first two innings set the pace as Travinger pitched well for the Trojans while C Rinehart collected four hits in five trips to the plate.
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Ab & Er Kaplan
Ta An Yowell
Fetta
Azi Ky Myera
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Eaans Morris
Ae Seeerny
Wwe
Gedleve
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Keller
Gallagher
Raker
Dereer
Fer
Breeks
Rewlaed
Baker
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Dewsey
Peewks
Lereey
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Provinger
Rirwek
Peter
Trevieger We Onler
Shire
Berta
Cabbies Win To Stay In League Race
Cabbies beat Claties 13 to 8 at the Stadium Grounds. Powers allowed many runs due to wild fielding as Cabbies’ hitters French Jonex Moore and Kerahner led a decisive nine innings. Left on base counts favored Chevies 9 to 6 as Cabbies closed in on second place.
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Menteer
Hershberger
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Metre
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Hanenir Mentaee
Wershheraxer
Powera
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Barnes Om Balay
Sprinmwer
Mentzer
Hancock late rally secures 4 to 3 win over Sharpsburg Bluebirds
Hancock A C overcame a late rally by Sharpsburg Bluebirds to win 4 to 3 in eight innings. Hinkle pitched superbly for Hancock but loose fielding cost runs. C Munna and J Freich led Hancock with two and one hits respectively as the offense broke through after an hour of play with both teams going down almost in order.
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Foc
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Surapshare
Penal Farm Loses To Cats In Weekend Baseball Duel
Williamsport Wildcats win 18 to 2 over Penal Farm after dropping a 4 to 3 decision to American Legion at Martinaburz. Lowman dueled West Virginians Kline in Saturday game. Krepe homered and Meek led offense Sunday with 20 hits. Zimmerman, Kreps, and Downey star for Williamsport as Penal Farm struggles.
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American Legion
Martinaburz
Willamsport, Wildcats
Lowman
Kline
West Virginians
Legionaires
Murray
Anderson
Caisnne
Willam Sporters
Special meeting of Antietam Athletic Association
A special meeting of the Antietam Athletic Association will be held at the fire hall Monday evening at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to attend as important matters will be discussed.
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Antietam. Athletic Association
West Side holds league lead with win over George St
West Side defeated George Street 10 to 4 Friday evening extending their winning streak to eight games. Walnut Street beat Elizabeth Street and Madison Avenue and Summer Street split results, keeping a tight race among the top three clubs as the second half begins. Three former Olivet College faculty members have become state school superintendents in Michigan.
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George St
Walnut
Madison Ave
West Side
Summer St
Elizabeth St
Walnut St
Olivet College
Olivet,Mich
Nem
George
Summer &T
Raiders Defeat Chewsville in Third Sweep of Series
The Raiders beat Chewsville 11 to 1 to complete a three game sweep. Bob Baker and Smith each had three hits with two walks to spark a 16 hit attack. Burger and Baker added early runs, while Nose, Kretzer, Bowser, Longnecker, and Bowwer contributed key shots in the big win.
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Chewsville’ Warriors
Biterndon
Chewsville
Whd
Bob ‘Baker
Smith Jed
Raiders
Burger
Baker
Trojans Plan Stadium Practice Session Tuesday Night
Trojans will hold a practice on the stadium grounds Tuesday night starting at seven oclock. Members are urged to attend this workout and participate actively.
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Trojans
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