Joe Vosmik Hits Help Senators in a Disappointing Season
Joe Vosmik delivered four hits including a decisive single as the Washington Senators suffered in the pennant race. The piece notes Washington’s hitting leaders, pitching records, and highlights from recent games, including observers on Vosmik’s revival and Schley B’s racing wins. It also covers Helen Moody and Helen Jacobs in tennis and local golf developments at Hagerstown.
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Walters Drives Out Ave Doubles For Red Third Baseman
Bill Walters of the San Francisco Missions Red, playing third base, knocked out Ave doubles in a game against a Pacific Coast League opponent.
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Boston Split as Giants Lose in Doubleheader Action
Baseball highlights show Boston Braves lose ground after eighth straight win as Tom Zachary blanks Reds in game one but Cincinnati rebounds in game two. Giants drop first game to Dizzy Dean's Cardinals, then tie second on late drama. Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia share mixed results while Washington and New York split twin bills in the American League.
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Shannons Down New Salem Team in Baseball Game
Shannons of Williamsport defeated the New Salem Colts 10 to 3 as Stouffer and Winders failed to slow them in the first two innings. Fred Lowman pitched well for Shannons into a comfortable lead, with Bill Nutter and Pud Eyler each going 3 for 3. Sullivan homered twice for New Salem while Mentzer and Jessop shined in the field for Shannons and Ebersole stood out for the losers. Score by innings shows Shannons 4 4 0 0 2 0 0 10, New Salem 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 3.
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Major Loop Standings and Tomorrow's AL Games
American League schedule notes include New York at Detroit and Boston at St Louis with Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia Chicana is listed among standings and fixtures.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Tomorrow’s Lineup
National League results show Beautth Heaton beating Cincinnati 8 to 0. Chicago 2 Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 5 St. Louis 7. New York 5, St. Louis 7. Only games scheduled. Tomorrow Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York.
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County League Games Next Sunday Matchups Listed
Antietame plays Funkatown and Hontahorn hosting Cabbies. Woodmen meet Hancock while North Bnet faces Mt Briar. Sharpabare against Wildcats and Chevien contests Security in slated Sunday schedule.
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Woodmen of the World Win Narrow in County League
The Woodmen of the World defeated North End A. C. yesterday afternoon in a county league contest by an 8 to 7 score. The game was well played and decided in the final out, avoiding doubt until the last moment.
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Wildcats Claw Funkstown 4 0 in fast game
Jamesport Wildcats defeated Funkstown 4 to 0 at Conomac Park, blanking the visitors for the second consecutive game. Minnick and Hottmas ter on base, Kreps turning a key double play helped limit Funkstown to four hits as Funkstown failed to score after the fourth.
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Dingle Club Netters Lose Again in Rain Hit Matches
In Cumberland, Dingle Tennis Club fell to Witiwa netters 9 to 4 in a rain affected return. Singles were played on three courts City Park Witiwa and St James. Matches featured tight play with Kitne Hagerstown beating Chandiey Cumberland 7-5 6-1 and others including Miller Fenton Sherry Wright Beyard McLaughlin defeating Cumberland opponents.
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Local dog wins at kennel show in Allegany County fair
An 11 month old English setter puppy named Mt. Royal Duke owned by Roger Q Cook won first place in both novice and puppy classes at the American Kennel Club Show linked to the Allegany County Fair in Cumberland. The event drew 228 dogs, with several local rivals scoring in various classes.
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Poloists Rally In Practice Game Reds Top Whites 6 4
In a rainy inter club practice match at Williamsport field the Reds defeated the Whites 6 to 4. newcomers impressed veterans with aggressive play while J W Jamison Jr and Bil Orrick stood out. Frank Kelly and Stuart Hockenbury contributed throughout, Brooks Gallion returned from a broken wrist as the club plans strenuous practices ahead of weekend games.
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