Indoor boxing starts season at Hagerstown Armory main bout Bowen vs McKenna
Twenty four rounds carded with Bowen of Washington meeting Sailor McKenna of Virginia in an eight round main event at the Hagerstown Armory. Eddie Zimmerman meets Terry O Day in a six round semi final while Billy Steers faces Joe Wood in a six round bout. Ring officials urge minimal smoking and ticket lines open with prices set for general admission and ringside seating.
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Eddie Zimmerman
Terry O’day
Steers
Smallwood
Hagerstown Armory
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Tenty
Washington
Sailor McKenna
Zimmerman
Ade Athletic Association
Terry O'Day
Anna
McKenna
Billy Steers
Joewood
Dutch” Shaffer
Buck Weaver
Joe Gazza
Joe Bower
Maryland State Athletic
Charley Short
Popieree
Hawn
Miller's
Armory
Hustlers Defeat Hanover Raiders In Blue Ridge League
Frederick Maryland August 29 The Hustlers beat the Hanover Raiders 8 to 6 to tighten their hold on third place. Hemsley powered the win with a triple and a single while Brown and Kane struggled for Hanover. Final score 8 to 6 with Frederick scoring four runs in the third inning and securing a three run lead after Kane relieved.
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Hanover Raiders
Brown
Frederick
Raiders
Kane
Hustiera
Hemsley
Hanover Ab
Schulz
Roscoe
Roetz
Sexton
Konnick
Allen
Gatherum
Bouchet
Frederick Ab
Sherry
Reeser
Bejin
Woodward
Rodgers, If
Eeek Ee Cherry, P
Dempsey Trains Over Golf Lines As Fans Wait
Chicago crowds watched former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey play eighteen holes of golf instead of boxing at Lincoln Field track. Manager Leon Flynn ordered rest after four days of hard training. Dempsey walked seven miles daily with runner Joe Ray, delaying next boxing session to gauge his form before a big morning fight.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Lincoln Field
Dempsey
Leon Flynn
Flynn
Joe Ray
America
Kreuz to Pitch as Chambersburg Meets Hubs at Willow Lane Park
The Chambersburg Maroons face the league leading Hubs at Willow Lane Park with Al Kreuz on the mound. Kermit Smith likely starts for Mickey Kelliher as the Maroons, one game ahead in the second half, seek another win to hold their slim margin. Two Maroons, Saunders and Bowman, have been sold to major clubs, signaling a turning point for the team.
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Frank Colley
Chambersburg Maroons
al Kreuz
Willow Lane Park
Kreuz
Maroons
Kermit Smith
Mickey Kelliher
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Blue Sox
Waynesboro
Mickey
Rusty” Saunders
Philadelphia Athletics
Whitey” Bowman
Chicago Cubs
Canners Triumph Over Crisfield In Baseball Tilt
Cambridge batsmen overpower Crisfield 12 to 6 after a strong offense in the opening innings. Everham Lyons plus Papke aided the Cambridge pitchers as Crisfield struggled with early runs.
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Cambridge
Lyons
Crisfield
Everham
Lyons Atj
Parksley Downs Salisbury 3 1 in big score clash
Brown pitched superbly to win for Parksley 3 to 1 over Salisbury. The Spud hurler faced 24 batters through eight and allowed only a single aerated hit. Gapland sluggers beat West End Stars 17 to 8. England Jews numbered 300000 with one theatre. New York Jewish population 1250000 with 22 theatres.
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Salisbury
Brown
Spud
Gapland Sluggers
West End Stars
Hagerstown
England
New York
Neun dazzles with rare feats for Tigers in early 1910s play
Johnny Neun of the Detroit Tigers rose from understudy to standout during the opening days of the season. He completed an unassisted triple play against Cleveland, stole five bases in a seven inning game with the New Yorks, and stole home in both games of a Washington doubleheader, joining a legacy of feats in a short span.
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Detroit Tigers
la Blue
Blue
Neun
Tiger
Cleveland
New York
Washington
George Gore
Billy Hamilton
Eddie Collins
Johnny
Women golfers at Fountain Head host Catoctin team today
At 9 30 this morning Fountain Head Country Club women play an 18 hole return match against ten players from Catoctin Country Club in Frederick. Fountain Head seeks revenge after a defeat in Frederick and after play the visiting team will dine with Fountain Head at the Dagmar Hotel.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Catoctin
Frederick
Fountain Head
Dagmar Hotel
Baseball scorecard fragment with team lines
In a partial score summary the American League and Philadelphia and Detroit game shows a 5 to 2 final with Quinn Cochrane Whitehill Smith and Bessier as pitchers. New York beat St Louis 8 to 4 with Pennock Bengough Crowder Gaston Dixon in the battery. Boston defeated Cleveland 14 to 2 with Harris Hofmann Buckeye Brown Shaute Grant and L Sewell Myatt noted in the pitching lineup.
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R.H. E. New York
St. Louis
Pennock and Bengough
Crowder
Gaston and
Dixon
R.H. E. Boston
Cleveland
Harris and
Buffalo and Jersey City Rainy Games Update
Buffalo led 3 to 3 and Jersey City 1 to 2 in a rain affected schedule with other games postponed.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Maroons defeat Hubs 10 to 2 in eight innings
Chambersburg Pa August 29 Poor pitching by Red Barnes in the opening inning gave Chambersburg a first inning lead they never yielded as Hagerstown rallied later Shatzer relieved Barnes to finish the game Hamel Christian and Thomas each had three hits with Thomas doubling and tripling Christian hit a homerun in the fourth Stolen bases and two base hits highlighted the scoring as Goetz and Shatzer led mound work in a brisk 1 55 time limit.
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Hemsely
Hanover
Frederick
Roetz
Bejin
Hemsley
Roscoe
Konnick
Sawyer
Kennick
Schulz
Allen
Reeser
Cherry
Brown
Kane
DeWolf
Chambersburg
Red” Barnes
Hagerstown
Shater
Thomas
Shatzer
Kelliher
Krepps
Govts
Hamel
Christian
Galloway
Horan
Griffiths
Goetz
Barnes
Howser
Chambershorg
Graeff
McGuire
Baseball scores from a late 1800s National League slate
Box scores show Pittsburgh and Philadelphia diverging in a 17 to 2 loss, Cincinnati beating Boston 6 to 4, Chicago and New York tied 8 to 7, and St Louis versus Brooklyn with a 24 to 1 result. Batters and pitchers listed include Hill Smith Fergu son Wilson Rixey May Klop Nehf Picinich and Urban among others.
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Cincinnati
Boston
May
Kolp
Nehf
Lucar
Picinich
R. Smith
Wertz
Ganewich
Urban
National Champs Reach Hagaton Matchups In March
Scattered results list Waybo and Frederick over New York and St. Louis with Detroit beating Boston while Chicago and Cleveland share rain affected play. Others show Philadelphia edges and Pittsburgh draws as schedules name future clashes including Hagaton and Wayboro with James and Frederick unplayed.
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Cleveland
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le Petty Petals
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Martinebore
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Frederick
Pittsburgh
Hanover
Ashinaton
Chicana
Cincinnati
Waynesboro
Val Cleveland
Brooklyn
St. Louis
RSS
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Burke Hurls A Winning Contest
Frank Burke propelled the Blue Sox to a 4 to 1 victory over the Waynesboro Villagers in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Rawlings and Crompton provided key hits for Martinsburg while Franks starred at short for the Villagers with eleven chances, ten assists and one putout.
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West Virginians
Chase
Franks
Martinsburg Ab. R.H. C. A. E. Crompton
Cue Bees
Rawlings
Luciano
Woodring
Stutz
Mathues
Burke
Ceria & Sayas
Waynesboro
R. OH. Oo
Paris
Standiford
Kremb
Martinsburg
Crompton
Hale
Judd
Rodgers
Roy Burke
Ward and Donnellan
Mid Atlantic and American Association score roundup
Cumberland and Jeannette tied 3 3 while Wheeling edged Johnstown 5 4. Clarksburgh Scottdale tied 4 4 amid rain. American Association games saw Louisville 1 Minneapolis 1 Indianapolis 1 St Paul 2 Toledo 5 Milwaukee 5 Columbus 5 Kansas City 11.
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Jeannette
Wheeling
Johnstown
Clarksburgh
Scottdale
Charleroi-Fairmount
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
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