Speedy Polo Teams Ready for Contest
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 on the Washington County polo field in Williamsport two well matched teams loom. Major Duval says the field will be in fine condition and predicts flashy riding. New additions Brooks Gallion and Captain McCormack bring hard hitting riders to greens and reds with a lineup including Jamison Foreman and others. Membership details outline automobile space and riding privileges for associates and spectators with car space fees and foot passenger rates.
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Washington County
Williamsport
Duval
Brooks Gallion
McCormack
Baltimore
Greens
R. Jamison
Id Mason
Joe Byron
Dick Foreman
J. Voehran
Raiders to Play in Winchester and Mangansville
Raiders travel to Winchester to face Fark Association at 3 oclock with Wilbur Hoover on the mound. Tweets at 12:30 p. m. announce uniformed players near the Franklin and Mulberry corner. Sunday game at Mangansville against Tolbert and Maugansville, Raiders aiming for a win on their home diamond.
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Raiders
Wie Saester
Fark Association
Magerstown
Ooovclack
Boy Scouts Golf Match Tonight Between Troop 5 and 10
Tonight at 8 at the Lucky Strike miniature golf course the rival Boy Scout troops meet with Nassau scoring. Troop 10 selects Franklin Leiter Robert Paxson Burton Harbaugh and Billy Millhouse for the afternoon, while Troop 5 picks Bill Layman Bill Clopper Tom Smith and Bruce Danzer. A match between Scoutmasters Entler and Spence precedes the event.
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Troop 5
Troop 10
Boy Scouts
Nassau
Entler
Franklin Leiter
Robert Paxson
Burton Harbaugh
Billy Millhouse
Spence
Bill Layman
Bill Clopper
Tom Smith
Bruce Danzer
Cardinals Struggle as Races Show in Early Season
Branch Rickey’s Cardinals, featuring Hafey Grimes and Rhem, have yet to join the top in a tight NL race. Seven times they reached .500 only to slip, with Bill Hallahan the lone bright spot. Fob Brown shut them out 6 to 1 as Dizzy Dean battled. Paul Terringer starred for the Braves. Pirates beat the Giants 1 in the ninth, Cubs beat Phillies 6, and Brooklyn routed Cincinnati 15 to 5. Earl Combs homered to lift the Yankees over Detroit 3–2, Ruffing allowed six hits with 10 strikeouts. Athletics swept Chicago 6–4 and 11–2, gaining second place. Jimmy Foxx hit his 30th. Wes Ferrell earned his 16th win in Cleveland’s 5–2 win over Washington. Ed Gallagher debut for Boston as the Browns won 8–4.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
National League
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Grimes
Rhem
Red Birds
Bill Hallahan
Fob Brown
Boston
Taokle
Jimmy Wilson
Collins
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Braves
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Giants
Bob Smith
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Phillies
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Earl Combs
Yankees
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Athletics
Yanks
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Cleveland
Washington
Joe Vismok
Ed Gallagher
Boston College
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Sladers By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders
National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies in runs batted in with 154 and hits with 122 while P Waner of the Pirates leads in batting average at .377 and doubles with 56. American League leaders show Foxx of the Athletics atop batting at .377 and 30 homers with Ruth of the Yankees at 23, plus Foxx with 110 hits and 94 RBIs. Pitching leaders feature Betts of the Braves and Swefani of the Pirates at 92 wins shared.
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Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
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Braves
Herman
Reds
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Blue
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Gommer
Grove
Brown
Bambino
Buzz Artleft
Baltimore
Lou Gehrig
Hancock to Host Strong Semi Pro Clash on Sunday
Hancock will stage a major semipro showdown as the B and Q Club of Cumberland faces Hancock Clearspring Athletics, featuring stars Rowe Rus sell Powers and Russell. Ike Powers will pitch for Hancock as the upstaters add Saub Rowe and Ducky Russell to boost their lineup. The game starts at 2 30 at the Hancock field to attract a large crowd.
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Hancock
Maryland
Cumberland
Hancock-Clearspring
Cumberland Colts
Upstaters
Saub” Rowe
Baseball Highlights Include Four-Run Hack Wilson Salient
Hack Wilson drove in four runs with three singles against the Reds. Floyd Vaughan singled in the ninth to drive in the winning run against Gianta. Bob Brown of the Braves collected four hits to stop the Cardinals.
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Dodgera
Reds
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Gianta
Bob Brown
Braves
Cardinals
Baseball Schedule and Standings Update
Today games include St. Louis at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia. Tomorrow matchups feature St. Louis at New York and Chicago at Washington with several cross league games listed between Philadelphia Boston and others.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chickay
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cats to Play Hose Sunday at Conomac Park
Williamsport Wildcats return to baseball battles facing Hose Company No. 5 this Sunday at Conomac Park. Jack Kreps elected manager Thursday night amid town hall fanfare, as Martinsburg seeks a third win this season. Lefty Seycrist, ex Reds farmhand, may pitch for West Virginians as Kreps reshapes the lineup for one of the tightest park contests. Saturday the Cats travel to Chambersburg to meet Buchanan Club in a likely thriller.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Strong Hose Company
Conomac Park
Jack Kreps
Town Hall
Martinsburg
Cats
Lefty Seycrist
Cincinnati Reds
West Virginians
Kreps
Park Diamond
Chambersburg
Buchanan
Eagles Play Saturday in Last Hancock Clearspring Meeting
The Fraternal Order of Eagles baseball club faces Hancock Clearspring at the stadium Saturday with 2:30 p.m. start. Powers, ex-Philadelphia Athletics, will start for Hancock Clearspring. Manager Staley believes the Birds hold the edge after winning the previous game 83, with Lizer and Spielmas back in the lineup and Steinbaugh Burger Bennett and Feigley among possible pitchers.
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Eagles
Order of Eagles
Cross
Hancock| Clearspring
Jay
Powers
Philadelphia Athletics
Tos
Hancock-Clearspring
Staley
Birds
Lizer
Spielmas
Steinbaugh
Burger
Bennett
Feigley
Cabbies Face Front Royal Nine In Virginia Drills
The Paramount Cabbies travel to Front Royal Virginia to meet the All Stars in a first meeting and aim to repeat their strong play from last Sunday. A Sunday rematch will follow in Millwood Virginia at 3 PM against the Millwood team seeking revenge after a prior Cabbies win.
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Paramount Cabbies
Front Royal
All Stars
Frederick A. C
Millwood
Cabbies
Virginia
Kreps To Head Wildcat Nine
Williamsport Wildcats elected Jack Kreps to succeed Bill Stenger as manager after fan and player complaints. Stenger resigns as manager though remains business manager. contact details go to Kreps once elected. Major Duval, polo coach, named to coach rest of season along with Howard Bets. Ben Ebersole presided.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Jack Kreps
Bill Stenger
Stenger
Kreps
Cats
Major Duval
Howard Bets
Ben Ebersole
Association
Yesterday's Results Across MLB Scores a Disputed Set
Yesterday's results show Cleveland edging Washington six to five and New York defeating Detroit three to two. Philadelphia won six to one against Chicago, while St. Louis and Boston each logged four runs in their games.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Reston
Pittsburgh
Beaton
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Brooklys
St. Louin
Equipoise Favored in Arlington Gold Cup Field
Seven thoroughbreds entered the Arlington gold cup at one mile and a quarter with Equipoise a heavy favorite at 1 to 4 after six straight wins. Other runners included Jamestown, Plucky Play, Dr Freeland, Pitts burgher and Gusto, all weighted near 126 pounds, as Equipoise aims to add more prize money and move into the sport’s top money winners.
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Chicago
Equipoise
Whitney
Jamestown
Arlington Park
A. C. Bostwick
Tred Avon
M. L. Schwartz
Gusto
Plucky Play
Dr. Freeland
Fittsburgher
Mate
Pittsburgher
Cubs Take Final Game of Series
Chicago July 8 Bob Smith returning from five week layoff allowed 11 hits as Philadelphia made five errors in the third inning leading the Cubs to a 6 to 4 victory in the final game of the series.
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CUBS
Chicago
Bob Smith
Philadelphia
Smith
Waner and Foxx Leading Hitters in Rival League
New York July. Waner of the Pirates and Foxx of the Athletics led batting in their leagues with .377 averages, a dead heat as NL batters posted higher marks overall. The article notes Waner and Foxx atop respective leagues, with strong NL hitting totals and several other leaders listed.
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Waner and
Foxx
Blue Sox face three games at Mont Alto and home Majestic A C
The Hagerstown Blue Sox travel to Mont Alto on Saturday to meet a strong local club that has beaten county teams. Sunday they host Majestic Radio A C from Washington at Municipal Stadium with two 2 p.m. games. Admission is 25 cents. Players depart from Arta's cafeteria at 12 30 on Saturday in uniform. All Sox regulars hit over .300 as they challenge the Capital City bats.
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Mont Alto
Sox
Majestic Radio A. C
Municipal Stadium
Washington
Pallisgrove
Young
Arta
Low Frederick Street
Ment Alto
Indians Defeat Senators Again in Narrow Fall Classic
Cleveland outlasts Washington 6 to 5 as Wesley Ferrell holds on despite a rough early outing. Ferrell and Myatt, Coffman, Burke and Spencer contribute in a tight, late rally while Washington pitchers stumble in a see-saw game that gives Cleveland its third straight win over the Nationals.
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Washington
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland
Nationals
Ferrell
Myatt
Coffman
Burke
Spencer
Funkstown Plans Week End Game in Virginia Trip
Funkstown A. C. plans a weekend game in Charlottesville, Virginia. The team is expected to perform well on this trip and the outing should be enjoyable. Beginning next Sunday, July, Funkstown will play all down.
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Funkstown
Funkstown A. C
Lottesville
A’s
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