Philadelphia Braves Rally. Cubs Slip in Standings
In a brutal two game set the Boston Braves topped the Philadelphia Quakers twice to claw back from last place danger. Sisler Hornsby and Bell fueled the attack as Brav es pulled within four games of the cellar despite a strong Phil s rally. Ruth, Simmons and Cobb highlighted other major league action with extra base hits and home runs as the Athletics and White Sox both split doubleheaders.
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Reide Proven Class Player Confirmed by Telegram
John Reide Hanover shortstop, a class player, is set apart from Jack Reider who last played with Selma. Morris J. Black, president of Selma Club, telegrammed President J. W. Jamison last evening confirming Reide’s unconditional release and full back salary. Raiders penalty avoided as management acted in good faith.
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Expensive fishing costs center fielder Six
Sherry suspends Frederick outfielder Frank Six for $250 in fines and an indefinite ban after a Martinsburg trip. Six, noted for fishing, will have plenty of time to fish as the manager imposes the suspension.
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Industrial League game moved to Willow Lane Park
The postponed Saturday game between the Maryland Ribobon and the Waat Maryland nines will be played this evening at Willow Lane Park at 5 o'clock.
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Redbirds also rally as Sox win at Martinsburg
Solid hitting by the Blue Sox propelled a 8 to 6 win over Martinsburg yesterday after King lasted five innings before Sox bats exploded for nine straight hits. Elser pitched for the Birds, while Ramsey yielded eight, and Downes allowed two in relief as Frederick beat Martinsburg in a 2 10 to 5 game at Waynesboro.
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Bracey Leads Rice to Sprint Victory at Relays
Claude Bracey of Rice Institute won the 100 in 9 3-5 seconds aided by a favorable wind, then captured the 220 in 20.9 seconds, boosting hopes for a place at the national intercollegiate meet. He aided by teammates Hee Schulz and others as Rice showcased strong sprint performance at the Texas Relays. Hanover and Waynesboro competed, with notable hits and pitching, final score not provided.
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Pirates Win In Ninth Inning
The Kemp Mill Pirates edged Chewsville 9 to in a tense ninth inning. Smith pitched well with 12 strikeouts in five innings. Isaac Michaels and Luther Well hosted Chewsville players, while Bow and Rinehart led batting for their teams. Pirates seek more games. managers urged to respond.
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Day's Doings In Baseball Blue Ridge
Yesterday’s results show Chamb’s 4 6 Hager 3 2 and Washing’n 4 X York 3. Chicago 7 9, St Louis 9 4, Phila 9 4, Boston 2 7. Club standings note Cleveland at Detroit and Brooklyn at New York among others in all leagues.
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Hubs to Play Double Bill at Hanover
The Hubs travel to Hanover for two games hoping to sweep and avenge recent losses, while Ludke and Gowell return to the mound in a day-night doubleheader that includes Hagerstown versus Chambersburg and a late shift involving key hits by Coleman and Ward.
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Loughran Dismisses Tunney in Personal Exchange
World light heavyweight champion Gene Tunney draws sharp and personal criticism from Tommy Loughran who claims he could beat Tunney and recounts a heated Newark hotel incident. Loughran also mocks Tunney for not attending church and knowing fewer well-placed people. Sports editor Walter St Denis recalls Tunney’s remark to his son after a fight.
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National League scorecard fragment from 1930s game
Partial box score shows teams Phillies Boston Chicago Cincinnati with late innings tallies. Pitchers listed include McGraw Walsh Davis Nehf Hartnett Kolp Jablonowaki Sukeforth. No complete context or full game details available in readable OCR segment.
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Orioles Win With Breathersville Over Boston
In a busy baseball round up the Breathersville Orioles defeated Boston as part of a series of results from the American and other leagues. Scores show Cleveland, New York, Detroit, and St Louis making notable showings with several doubleheaders noted and several weathered lineups. Mr. John Eby also reports a new root put on his barn this week.
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New Cobb from Jackson Tennessee in Georgia Alabama circuit
Anniston fans watch a local entry in the Georgia Alabama circuit as Ty Is playing. a distant Cobb relative, an outfielder with Philadelphia Athletics fame, is discussed. The Jackson Tennessee resident shows good batting but rough outfield defense, drawing comparisons to the Georgia Peach from Augusta, Georgia.
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