Washington County league race heads for possible playoff
The Washington County League races remain tight between the Williamsport Wildcats and Boonsboro Yellow Jackets for first at the half. Wildcats clinched at least a tie. Boonsboro’s final record hinges on a postponed game with Western Enterprise. Playoff plans and dates for the first half title await decisions by President Charles W. Boyer.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Boonsboro Yellow Jackets
Wildcats
Boonsboro
Western Enterprise
Rolla
McGraw Comes Out of Retirement to Lead All Star Game
National League lines up against American League in Chicago at Comiskey Park with John McGraw returning to manage the NL squad. Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Frank Frisch headline rosters as 49 000 fans are expected for the day of star power and cross league pitching talent. Proceeds go to the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America.
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White Sox
John McGraw
Connile Mack
William Weeker
Associated Press
Chicago
John-Joseph McGraw
Connie Mack
Comiskey Park
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Carl, Hubbell
Lonnie Warneke
Hal ‘Schumacher
Bill Hallahan
Lefty
Grove
Wes Ferrell
Oral Alldebrand
Vernon Gomez
Alvin Crowder
Chuck Klein
Frank O'Doul
Bill Terry
Paul
Waner
Chick Hatey
Frankie Frisch
Ple Traynor
Gabby
Cronin
Dick Bartell
Frisch
Charley Gehringer
Jimmy Dykes
Traynor
Fane
Chicago Tribune
Mack
McGraw
Association of Professional Baseball Players of America
Association
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Art Fistcher
New York Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
John A. Heydler
National League
Bill Klein
Charles Rigler
Will Hartidge
American League
William Dinneen
Bill McGowan
Vines and Cochet Duel for Final Spot at Wimbledon
Ellsworth Vines faces Henri Cochet in a key semi final at Wimbledon to reach the men's singles final. A strong all American final is expected in women's singles while an all European men’s doubles final is assured. Helen Jacobs moves toward a potential title defense alongside Helen Wills Moody.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ellsworth Vines
Henri Cochet
Vinen
United States
Jack Crawford
Jiro Batch
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Hilde Krahwinkel
Germany
Dorothy Round
England
Davis Cup Team Sets Sights On Regaining Cup In France
Davis Cupers George Lott Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn arrived in Paris to face rising French hopes after Henri Cochet beat Lester Stoefen at Wimbledon The Americans plan intensive training and Van Ryn voiced confidence that victory is possible If they were not sure they would not have made the trip The Cumberland American Legion team seeks strong opponents and invites inquiries to L H Chaney West Fire Street Cumberland
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Paris
George Lott
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
France
Henri Cochet
Wimbleton
Cochet
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
van Ryn
American Legion
Cumberland
Thiely War
L. H. Chaney
West
Fire Street
Camberland
Sharpsburg Bluebirds Hit Weekend Rampage
The Sharpsburg Bluebirds defeated Martinsburg American Legion 15 to 4 with Grove homering and driving in multiple runs. Bender went 4 for 5 and Gilmer Janky posted strong numbers for the Legion. Sunday saw heavy offense against North End A C before rain ended play.
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Sharpsburg Bluebirds
American Legion
Martinsburg
Grove
Bender
Gilmer Janky Legion
Birds
North End A. C
Brumbaugh
Stonebaugh
Sharpsburg
Roulette
El Paso Youth George Ball Faces Frankie Parker at Clay Courts
In Chicago July 5 a slight youngster from El Paso Texas named George Ball emerged to challenge Frankie Parker of Milwaukee in the singles at the national clay courts tennis championship tourney.
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Chicago
el Paso
Tex
George Ball
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
British Open Play Begins at St Andrew s Links
The British Open opened at St Andrews as 117 players started two round play in ideal cool, windless conditions. Craig Wood and George Dunlap Jr led the American contingent, with 13 Americans in the field after early exits by Joe Ezarn and Robert Swellny. Bill Burke was the last starter.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Britain
St. Andrews’ Links
Craig Wood
Deal, N. J
George Dunlap
George Dunlap, Jr
New York
Joe Ezar
Waco
Texas
Robert Sweelny
Bill Burke
Greenwich
Conn
County League Yesterday's Results Highlight Mixed Scores
The page lists county league results with teams such as Funkatown, Chevies, Antietams, North End, Hancock, Bagten, Cabbies, Sharpshute, Enterprise, Wildenta, and Trol. Scores range from 0 to 81 in various matchups, reflecting a varied day of play across multiple divisions.
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Reowlts
Funkatown
Wandmem
Chevies
Antietams
North End
Hancock
Bagten
Cabbies
Sharpshute
Enterprise
Wildenta
Bonwahora
Antietam
Annterprise
Mt. Rirtar
Fankstoren
Mr .Bnomnhere
Enteenrine
Neanday
American League Games Slotting In Amid Schedule Shuffle
Ambiguous text lists multiple city matchups including New York Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis and Chicago with tomorrow games. References to teams and venues are unclear but indicate a congested AL schedule with several city matchups planned.
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Thaterwayr
Mate ' Yerk
Benton
Phibin
Cleveland
Chicane
Detreit
Lonla
Standing
Lea Pet. Warnlnatag
New York
aTven
Philadelphia
ART Cleveland
Tae Age
Chicago
ATS
Detrott
Renton Bol
St. Low
Staninang
Worsuet Pet
Tiwls
Itteharch
Tinaton Ates
Brooklye Ciacinanati
Erty
Mt. Tels
Citteharch
Cle
Hosten
Crookien
Tittaharoh
National League Tester Data Summary
Lev S28 scores for Pittsburgh and New York lost 0 to 8. Ar Cinchrmati 68 and 1-4 Brooklyn 8-2 appear in the fragmented results of a 1920s baseball ledger. The text is garbled with team names and scores, reflecting a partial box-score snippet.
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Testerdatsa Alaulta
Lev
Twilight League Scores and Standings Update
George Street All Stars widened their lead to two and a half games by sweeping Walnut Street 7 3 and 12 8. Elizabeth Street beat West Side 7 6 in a tight affair. Summer Street defeated Madison Avenue 7 2 in a lively matchup. The league notes clubs are pressuring first division teams as the race tightens. La Paz claims altitude record among national capitals.
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Teaders
Bose
George Street
Walnut Street
Summer Street
Madison Avenue
West Side
Elizabeth Street
George Street All-Stars
Wan
West Side Pteece
Madison Ave
Elizabeth
Golf Meet Honors Share Fourth of July Tournament
The Fountain Head Country Club hosted a July golf tournament won by D. E. Stultz Carl Stonebraker Jr. and M. Campbell with consolation prizes to W. T. Hassett B. E. Reed and Rex Hartle. Many matches extended to the 19th hole as large crowds watched.
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Fountain Head Country Club
D. E. Stultz
Carl Stonebraker,Jr
M. Campbell
W. T. Hansett
B. E. Reed
Rex Hartle
Fred Wright
W. J. Ernst
E. A. Lakin
M. Helt
A. C. Spurr
D. BE. Stultz
Jim Byron
Robert Knodle
W.R. Moore
H. Triesler
K. Stonebraker
W. Little Grand
B. Plummer
R. Jennings
Hugh Crafton
G. KE. Reed
L. Hamilton
John Tenney
G. Dudley
J. D. Funkhouser
B. Riley
Carl Stonebraker
W. Burhans
C. H. Miller
G.’ Dudley
Carl Stoneybraker
J. G
Gommers
R. McKann
W. R. Smith
Athletic Show At Penal Farm
Fourth of July events at the Maryland State Penal Farm in Roxbury featured a morning track meet and an afternoon double header between the Penal Farm team and the Stonewall Athletic Club of Baltimore, with Stonewall winning 6 to 4 in the first game and Penal Farm securing a narrow second game. Boxing bouts followed, pitting Penal Farm athletes against Woodmen of the World boxers from Hagerstown.
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Maryland State Penal Farm
Roxbury
Penal Farm
Stonewall Athletic Club
Baltimore
Hageratown
Antietams Lose Pair To Chevs In Double Trouble
The Hoffmen Chevies snapped their skid by defeating the Antietams in both games. In the morning game Powers yielded three hits as the Chevies won 3 to 1. The afternoon contest saw the Chevies rally for a 9 to 6 victory on timely hits.
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Hoffmen-Chevies
Chevies
Powers
Trojans Fall to Cats in Washington County League Twin Bill
Williamsport Wildcats keep first in the league with a double victory over Security Trojans at Conomac Park. Final scores: 6-3 and 4-1 with standout hitting from Antietame and Barnes.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Security Trojans
Conomac Park
Antietame
Bowman
Miller
Bender
Barnes
Metz
Styam
Cats
Brooks
Guessford
Teinwebewees
W. Zimmerman
Baker
Cf Security
Tee Andrews
Defflemyer
Wally Berger
Braves
Detter
Boston
Spictman
Trevinger
Holland
Ols
Chevies
Antic Rammaker
Jama Lo
Pubarp
St. Louis
Cardinals
Antietams
Snyder
Dorsey
Pittsburgh
Ner Snyder
Gam Holland
Spielman Te Liser
Banen Pen Earn Sree
Bill Hellahan
Crewwmapple
Myers
Bucs
Stevens
Knede
Trumpener
Mooney
Nam
Philites
National
Zien Fez
Bonihove Fp Bib
Amely
Chuck Klein
Hos Bane
Meller Baker
Harbaugh
Kmnede
Hemerwe
Rinehart
Guy Bush
Allyn
Stout
Len
Rereoe Donte
Olay Reese
Abe
Reds
Cleveland
Indians
Cage
White Sox
Hudlin
Sox
Connally
Nightebs
Tigers
Ruth and Yankees Shine in Record Crowd Baseball Game
The piece notes Babe Ruth and the Yankees drawing large crowds this season. A 10 inning 6-5 Washington victory over the Yankees is mentioned with 85,265 fans at a stadium, comparing to historic turnouts and citing Walter Stewart as pitcher in a mixed report from Detroit and Cleveland.
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Hugh S
Sfullerton
Sperta
Babe Ruth
Com
Yankees
St’ Cail
Detroit
The
Washington Senators
Washington
Huth
Walter Stewart
Ave
Yanks
Athletics
Cleveland Stadium
Plac
Boston
Fighters at Penal Farm clash ends in knockouts
Hagerstown fighters journeyed to the Penal Farm last night and mixed it up with inmates. Clarence Smith defeated Dutch Muanon by technical knockout. Joe Nichols was knocked out by Firpo Sharon, while Buck Hawks and Koyoed Buck Hawks fell to kayo by Jerry Kunklemar.
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Penal Farm
Hagerstown
Koyoes
Clarence Smith
Dutch Muanon
Jerry Kunklemar
Koyoed Buck Hawks
Firpo Sharon
Joe Nichols
Shannons Split Two Wins In Doubleheader
The Shannons beat Charltons 8 to 4 in the morning at Conomac then defeated Downaville 7 to 5 in the afternoon. Nutter and F Mentzer led the first game with key hits, while Lefty Mentzer and Lefty Kline shined on the mound in the second matchup, combining for a strong pitching day.
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Charltons
Conomac
Shannons
Downaville
Nutter
F. Mentzer
Frank Mentzer
Fred Lowman
Nutters
Bryan
WIE Hamsporters
Joe Brown
Lefty Kline
M. Gossard
Shank
F. Lowman
Mentaer
Eyler
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Nlay Om
Charles, W. Boyer
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Pat Nolan
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Jones
George Duncan
Nolan
Trolland
Funketown
Haffalo
Newark
Jersey City
Albany
Nechenter
U.S. Tires
O. P. Bohman, Inc
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Palm Beach
Goodrich
Reichard's
Nolan Motors
Ine
Arlington Park
Racer
Mademoiselle
Chi
VINES
McFaddin
Newman Auto CO
Smithsburg
Alt Fordson
Semier Sporting Goods Co
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Evenlags
Parker
Norwalk
Guy
Parker Tire CO
Ween
PROSE
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St. Lo
Tomor Chicago
Phliadel Onty
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Bolivia
Stultz
Stonebraker
Campbell
Fountain Head Club
Toledo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Williamsporters
Ruth
Hite
Homer
Shannona
Downsville
Bucbarp
Kiine and
American Association
City
Howard's
E. Balto, St
Marchant Tailoring
McCardell Bros
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear Tire and
Pree Opfman, Barnhart and
Clopper
LTR
sTeae
Gilleme
Xed
Gillen
Leiden
Gillene Sefery Rasce Company
Bown
Mam
Gillette
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