Hubs Rally in Mid-Atlantic League Chase for Record
The hubs push through the Mid-Atlantic League schedule chasing a new record as Cumberland and others contend. Johnstown leads the first half, while Hub bats and pitching pace the stretch run with notable performances by Zubris and Waynesboro in close games.
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Pata
Scottdale
Barth
Soanat Apn
Botor
Howaver
MidAtlantic League
Faa Sitemhe
Cat
Tegilar
Elu Dle
Johnstown Baa
Wilson Helping Entertain Boys in City League
Community Service program organizes summer amusement with Cameos entertaining boys at the City Park. Weekly games feature four teams from four sections of town, including White Sox and Tigers. Wilson plans youth activities and swimming lessons while a county commission meeting discussed road repairs and tax bills.
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Piry
Junta
Muyaleal
Jun
TL. Wilson
Mercias
Gary Wid
Tim Lowa
White Sox
Tha
Tigers
He Caakera
Au-Stara
Wilson
Wilaoula
Board of County Commissioners
Hubs Take Mount In Row With Hustlers Rally
The Hubmen surged to a 14th straight win as pitchers Buck Ramary and Joe Zabria faltered for Frederick, while Chief Werre led with four hits and Tommy Thomas added key runs in a high scoring afternoon. Frederick slumped after an early surge, misplays and missed calls fueling the Hustlers' comeback and turning the game into a decisive fixture.
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Thei Beiny
Buck Ramary Ultugelt
Piteliing
Joe Zabria
Gatuea
Ump
Frederick A Scond
Brat
Hita
Berg
Marry
Leyan
Fooliah
Chief Werre
Tommy Thomas
Zuliria
Ray Gardner
Conleals
Ron Lo
Yestiurday
Srecer IO Aly
Warre
Harris Off For Camp Test of Army Boys Training
Tuly Varris, a noted leather athlete, left yesterday for Camp Meade to assist Captain Mab bult in preparing Third Corps athletes. Maryland youths from the city will spend thirty days at the camp, receiving military and athletic instruction in boxing wrestling running football and baseball under Army trainers.
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Tuly Varris
Camp
Meade
Mabbult
Corpa
Maryland Ourios
Masy
Army
Lee
Johnson May Add Another Mark To Record
Johnson, a Washington pitcher with 12 victories in 29 starts, risks becoming the first American League hurler to win more than twice for the league. The piece notes others who achieved two straight big years and highlights Johnson’s steady form and potential to reach 20 or 25 victories as he nears a historic mark. It mentions Waddell, Bender, Maya, and Joneau as precedents and recounts Johnson’s role in the world series and his plans to retire or continue, depending on circumstances.
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Billy Evans
Waller Johnson
Ts Keap
Gatmas
Thia Yagi
Johnson
Washington
Ruba Waddell
Bender
Chief Bender
Eddie Collina
Chicago White Sox
Wily Indians
Bander
Carl Maya
Saleet
Laatshaaen Mays
Cincinnati
Aucvea
Walter Jounaau
Johonan
Who
Aeen bin
Bert
Blu
Geldom
Stata
Tsnding
Tures Tims
Umpire call on runners off tine in waiting play
The wording mirrors a sports rule inquiry about when a runner is deemed out for straying from the tine while an umpire or official holds a ball, ready to make a touch. It asks how officials judge timing and position to determine an out in such a setup.
Sunday School League Yesterday's Resuite
Float Christian defeated Calvary Baptist 9 to 4 in a Sunday School League game. The piece analyzes umpire judgment on runners leaving the base path to avoid a tag, arguing for quick, strict calls and detailing sliding and out-of-line running rules with references to local church teams such as Trinity Lutheran and Washington Square M. E. L.
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Clute VC
W. L. Pet
John’s Lutheran
Washington Square M
Trinity Lutheran
Brethren
First Christian
St. Paul's M. EL
Calvary Baptist
First Christian club tops Calvary Baptist 9 to 4
The First Christian club defeated Calvary Baptist 9 to 4 at Willow Lang Park yesterday. Heatwole and McKann starred for Calvary Baptist while Pugh and Maugsna led Chelatian in a strong Christian offensive showing in the second inning.
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Calvary Baptist Olen
Willow Lang Park
Heatwole
McKann
Battery
Calvary Baptist
Pugh
Maugsna
Christians
Champs and Maroons Tie In Incomplete Duel
A delayed finish, darkness halted a two inning game ending in a 1-0 score as May and Anderson pitched. Martingburg and Chambersburg both scored in the first as a great stop by Black saved Champs late, with a two base hit from Woodring and May steering the defense. Columns show lineups with Batting averages and fielding notes, while the final tally notes 1 run for Martingtburg and none for Chambersburg.
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Chambersburg
May
Anderson
Bour
Black
Matstinsburg AB
Dhl
Rrberitt
Uritinann
Sat
Leurke
Wendie
Chambersburg AB
Chaney Aims for 26th Career Knockout Record
Boxer George K C Chaney of Cho Balti and vataran begins pursuit of a 26th knockout as he plans a test against Young Hennard at the Quaker City arena after his 100th K O victory over Ray Mitchell in Philadelphia. Dates reference Baltimore Buffalo Jersey City Reading and Rochester results.
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George “K. C
Chaney
Cho Balti
More Vataran
Ray Mitchell
Philadelphia
Chanay'h Dows
Hennard
Giants Capture First Tilt In Big Series With Pirates
New York opened the July clash by narrowing Pittsburgh’s NL lead as Art Nehtt closed the game after eight innings of Pirates pressure. George Kelly powered a late rally, driving in the winning run as the Giants won 7 to 16 at Greenfield.
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Pirates
New York
Gisata
Long George Kelly
Young
Lindatrom
Kelly
Art Necht
McGraw
Greenfield
Necht
Villagers and Raiders Split In Amateur Garden Meet
Hanover and Waynesboro divided a double pill with Ibo Villagora taking the first by Grovas' plinh ing, and Lia falling short in the second as Bralley, a new comer, resisted. The event aimed to turn green in that summer garden test.
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Hanover
Waynesboro
Ibo Villagora
Grovas
Lia
Bralley
Teike Gallagher
Tiartaell
Teast
Tapson
Hajin
Moora
Waneeeeer & Monrogo
Hralley
Veel
Mat Waynesboro
Thateran
Stpreee Amorosky
Warnra
Ward
Murrey
Braves Take Pair From Cardinals in Twinbill
Boston July 7 Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 4 and 8 to 2 in a doubleheader. Joss Barnard held the Cardinals to seven hits in the opener, Kyle Graham allowed seven safeties in the second game, and Braves center fielder floker sparked the offense. The doubleheader marked the Braves fifth straight victory, a historic note as the feat was achieved again in franchise history.
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Blue Ridge League Yesterday's Resuits Briefs
Hagerstown tied Frederick and Waynesboro with four runs each while Hanover and Chambersburg also posted four. Martinsburg finished with one run to lead a darkened pairing after 20 innings.
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Frederick
Waynesboro
Hanover
Chambersburg
Mattlngburg
Stange
Seseey
Martlesburg
Prederick
Aday, Hagerstown
Frederick Chambersburg
Martinsburg
American League Verterdeyra Results Brief
Chicago beat Washington 2 to 1 while St Louis posted a 12 to 6 win New York lost 2 to 5 indicating varied scores across the league with multiple teams in action.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York
National League Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday results show Acavits New York 7 over Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 10 over Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 43 over Philadelphia 04 Boston 7 8 over 81 Louis 4 2.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Louis
New York S
Brooklyn Eveeves
St. Louis
Cincinnati - Philadelphia Mega AG
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Bostom Payereees
Browns take two from the Yankees in doubleheader
St Louis, July 7. The Browns defeated the Yankees in both games, 1% to 0 and 6 to 5. Key hits in late innings carried the Browns, with Harry Ric a delivering the winning run in the ninth of the second game. First game played in New York, second in St Louis.
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Brillant
Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Senatora
Washington
Michels
Yankees
At. Louis Browns
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St. Louis
Browns
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Harry Rica
Pamty
Combs
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