McCarthy Benched To Let Manley Catch Today's Game
DiK reports an effort to move Frederick Champ into second place while Ben McCarthy is benched for college catcher Manley. Leon Witmer will start on the mound against Buck Ramone’s strong-arm lineup as Manor Manley prepares to catch and McCarthy’s temper risks sidelining him.
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Sahara
Walsh Heads North For Another Trip With Terriers
Team notes indicate the manager plans multiple roster changes after the game as star player remains undecided about long trip. Treasured veteran figures and potential replacements are eyed as possible adjustments.
Ball Team Scrambles Lead in Blues League Play
Shaner returned to Hagerstown and faced a hostile crowd as Frederick Hustlers dominated the field. Third baseman Webb generated the only notable hit, while Berry faced release amid roster shakeups. Thompson rejoined Waynesboro and Hart Berry was released, signaling further Villager changes within a week.
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Terriers Edge Ostlers In Sharp Hitting Duel
In a low tempo opener at Willow Lane Park the Terriers beat Frederick Ostlers 8 to 4 as Diehl and Ibalt starred with solid hitting and defensive plays. Lefty Swat and Mahan provided key support while Shaner worked behind the plate and Dunn handled sacrifice duties. Both teams showed uneven fielding and the game featured 13 hits for Ostlers and 14 for the Terriers.
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Waynesboro Beats Hanover in Close 5 4 Victory
Waynesboro edges Hanover 5 to 4 in a tense game as Burke started for the Villagers, relieved by Clarke who shut Hanover to one hit late. Key moments include a first inning homer by Hanover and sturdy defense with exchanges on bases and timely double plays, with Clarke earning the win and Kulvey and Downey pitching for the opponents.
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Reds Defeat Chicago 9 5 in Baseball Card Style
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 9 to 5 yesterday in a game highlighted by visitors driving out four home runs. Cincinnati made five double plays, saving a rally by Chicago as Rixey and Wingo worked the mound for the Reds against Kaufman and O’Farrell.
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Foster Returns to Baseball After Hiatus
George Foster, once a Boston Americans hero in the world series, left the game over salary disputes and moved to the New York Yankees before returning three weeks ago with Henryetta in the Western Association. He has since made a strong impression, drawing interest from big league scouts with standout fielding and hitting.
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Okis
Dowell Still Leads League In Stolen Bases And Hitting
The weekly summary through Saturday June 24 shows Dowell still atop the league in steals with 16 in 4 games and a season total of 38 runs. Wilson and Martine have homered twice in five games to reach 8 homers and 15 RBIs. Gardner leads runs with 24 and is second in steals with 13 as a six-game, .250-or-better batting table accompanies the report.
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Ebatterlee
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Thomas
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Mullen
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Wayneaboro
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Brophy
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Verecker
Clarification on Boxers Tremaine and O Dowd
The piece corrects a rumor that Carl Tremaine knocked out Eddie O Dowd. It states Tremaine and Heddle never boxed Eddie. Phil O Dowd faced the mat instead. Eddie O Dowd, famed for defeating Johnny Buff last May, is said to be innocent of any knockout by Tremaine or others.
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Youngstown
Heddle
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Eddie
Phy O'Dowd
Sema
O'Dowd
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Tremaine
Baseball score roundup from yesterday in Hagerstown area
Hagerstown defeated Heath 3 0 as Broderick and Chambersburg pushed past Martinsburg 4 0 and Wayneborn 6 4, with Hanover also tallying a 4 run window. Multiple early games showed tight pitching and timely hits across the circuit.
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Broderick
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Waynenborn
Hanover
Dave Emulates Eddie Plank in Pitching Tricks
A fragmented reminiscence notes Dave Danforth modeling his pitching on Eddie Plank. It mentions control, keeping the ball away from batters, and copying Plank’s approach learned from Hal Biddle and Chicago White Sox connections. The passage outlines tactics and the idea that a pitcher’s craft helps avoid being fooled by hitters.
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Chicago White Sox
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Eddie
Tin
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Plunk
Dava
Sherdel Blanks Pirates in St Louis Victory
Pittsburgh day after win fell 6 to 0 as St Louis blanked Pittsburgh. Morrison prepared for single hits and errors produced runs while Shardal and Atnsmith led a strong battery.
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Pittsburen Aeeve
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Atnsmith
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Yellowboraa Aid Gooch
Browns Top League With Victory Over Cleveland
In At. Louis on July, the Browns stayed one game ahead with a 100 to 3 win over Cleveland. Wood had four hits including a home run, and a reliever batted in the seventh, while the pitcher held the opponents. The game featured strong hitting and a decisive lead for the Browns over New York.
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Tait
Philadelphia
Sepdaw
Willian Khin
Games Today Report From Regional Baseball Schedule
Frederick plays at NAGHRSTOWN with 3pm start while Martinsburg meets Chembaraburg. Hanover faces Waynesboro as National League results list Cincinnati four Chicago five St Louis six Pittsburgh zero New York six Philadelphia four Boston four. Tonight Philadelphia visits New York and Brooklyn travels to Boston with St Louis at Pittsburgh and Allen at Chicago.
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Chembaraburg
Hanover
Waynesboro
Yesterday's Results and Tonight's AL Schedule
In the American League yesterday Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 1 while St Louis beat Cleveland 10 3 Other clubs appear unscheduled Games today feature Cleveland at St Louis Detroit at Chicago Boston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia.
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Giants Take Seesaw Game In Wild July Matchup
New York reports a back and forth contest with Philadelphia, featuring disputed plays and uncertain outcomes. Fans tracked the late rally as pitchers struggled and fielders squared off in a tense, score-flipping affair.
Local Heral d Marathon Entries Planned for Tuesday
The Herald-Mal marathons directed by Jack Hurley of the Hageratown Regional Association are set for Tuesday morning at 19 o'clock in City Square. Two races will be held, a junior marathon for under sixteen and a senior for over sixteen, with courses looping north to Potomac and south to Funks Town Pike and Bell Man's Hall, cash prizes awarded for top places, and dressing rooms provided at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Ralph Buchanan
Charles Brezier
Polot Wiover
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Chamber of Commerce
Jimmy Donnachie Breaks Baltimore Course Record
Jimmy Donnachie, golf pro at Hagerstown Country Club, shattered a local course record at Baltimore Country Club by turning in six 2.72s for 28 holes, finishing with a 72. He toured with Beott, rival pro, and beat last year’s mark by Lin Daniea Inguional. Baltimore officials offered him a move, which he declined as he prepares for the national championship in Chicago next month. His 18-hole scorecard shows a mix of pars and birdies, with a final tally noted as 27-4,4,3,8,3-5.
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First Brethren Open Schedule With A Victory
The Prat Brethren Sunday school opened their schedule for the second half of the Sunday School League by knocking off St. Paul’s M B Sunday school at Willow Lane Park Mamond yesterday evening by a score of 10 to 4. Moats pitched well, striking out batters and allowing four hits. Huntzberry and LaWare pitched for St. Paul’s, both giving up runs as the First Brethren team hit well. Batteries: First Brethren Brooks, St. Paul’s Huntzberry.
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Short Contest to the Braves Defeats Isrouklya in One Hour
Boston suffered a 2 to 1 defeat to Isrouklya yesterday in a brief contest that lasted one hour and two minutes. The match featured Nalthey Cadore and Brooktym among others with Butteries-Dillinglin and Gewdy listed in play.
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Nalthey Cadore
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Butteries
Dillinglin
Gewdy
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