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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1922

Page

5

Two New Men to Play for Terriers in Camp

Leon Witmer to face Hanover Raiders at Willow Lane Park as Tony Walsh strengthens the Terriers with catcher Cummings from the Lyoming League and Burger, plus Morgan moving to short. Morgan adapts to shortstop while Marquard’s second-base issues worry Walsh ahead of this afternoon’s clash.

Amielders Catcher Leon Witmer Hanover Raiders Terriers Tony Walsh Pennsylvania Willow Lane Park Bert Weeden Cummings Lyoming Witmer Burger Morgan Short Hanover Walsh Morgan Tony Lafors Iog. Burger Marquard Keboe Las New York Kehow Willow Lane

Terrier Outfield May Change As Downey Joins Hopefuls

Manager Walsh seeks a stronger bat and faster outfield. Hanover releases Mike Downey to join Christman and Kehoe as Tony Walsh evaluates Burger and Kehow at Willow Lane, aiming to boost the lineup before a game with Hanover.

Andrack Terriers Walsh Andy ‘Andrack Tony Welsh Hanover Mike Downey Christman Raiders Kehoe Orleans, N Mickey Corcoran Tony Walsh

Marquard Sent Back by Manley Suspended for Limit

Manquard, the shortstop farmed to Hagerstown by London Club, was sent back to London this morning after erratic play and weak batting. With Cummings arriving, Manley was suspended to keep the Terriers within the player limit and avoid roster issues.

Marquard Hagerstown London Club Tony Manley Manquard London Mickey Corcoran Terriers Cummings Manley Bis Morning Timit

Hagerstown Triumphs 5-3 Over Hanover Raiders

Hagerstown defeated Hanover 5 to 3 as McCulloch, a new pitcher, showed well for the winners. Morgan doubled in the first, Dunn drove in a run, and McCulloch added a fourth inning homer. Layne and Marquard contributed with hits as Hagerstown pulled away, despite a late wild spell by the new twirler.

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Baseball game report from Hagerstown Hanover clash

Scattered, error filled recap notes two base hits by Morgan Bertala Rothenstea and McCulloch. Garvey and Mahan pitched with several strikeouts as Hanover edge Hagerstown 9 to 2. details show innings, substitutions, and miscues amid the noisy OCR.

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Washington Tigers Rout Ty’s in Easy Baseball Win

Washington won 6 to 4 over Detroit in a July game. Erickson and Phillips failed to slow the visiting batsmen. The Tigers turned four double plays and produced a strong offensive showing, with Detroit managing a few hits and Washington building a lead after three innings.

Washington Ostroll Erickson Philips Detroit Ham Baaster Phillips Brillhart Gharaty

Cubs Sweep Series With Boston Braves

The Chicago Cubs swept the series against the Boston Braves with final game score 4 to 0. Buck Molesworth, managing Frederick, was rumored to return. Carlton Molds led Chicago in the win and Molesworth reportedly resigned after a victory over Chicago. The club faced instability with names like Gibson and Birmingham mentioned in relation to management changes.

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Layne returns and powers pitching staff rebound

Nobbins' Nubst Layne came back strong after a week, delivering renewed old form with drives and fielding. Toney Walsh lauds Witmer as a future great southpaw and praises McCulloch for versatility, predicting a strengthened pitching staff and solid outfield options.

Terriers Victory Hopes Rise As Fans Get Full Show

The coach declares the Terriers awake this season and ready for a real ball club. He notes early wins encouraged the team and predicts fans will get their money’s worth from now on. Toney is ready with a new lineup to present to fans today.

Toney Tonsy

Price- Now Dunn Offers 35000 for Lotty Groves

The Orlotes manager Jack Dunn has reportedly received a 35000 offer for Lotty Groves, the former Martinsburg lefty he bought for 3000. Groves is under contract for another year, and Dunn could part with his star if the bid stands. Witmer, a Baltimore pitcher, is praised for a wide array of curves and appeal, though he hasn’t drawn the same attention yet.

Jack Dunn Orlotes Lotty Groves Martinsburg Avan Dunn Groves Witmer Baltimore

Ain't It Awful Fans Back Toney After Team Slump

Fans criticize Mickey Corcoran and back manager Toney despite a six game losing streak last week. They acknowledge weak spots in the lineup and express patience hoping for improvement.

Fang Bay Mickey Corcoran Toney Nop Dil Hoeup

Ballie Royal Promised in Eastern Shore and Blue Ridge Playoff

Promised ball game thrill as Parksley, managed by Poke Whalen, prepares to face Blue Ridge winner in a potential five game series. Whalen, ex Frederick catcher, leads Parksley in a probable Maryland championship series. Likely five games with two in each town and possible Orioles field in Baltimore if needed.

Eastern Shore Blue Wdge Ballie Royal Parksley Poke Whalen Blue Ridge Whalen Frederick Hantern Shore Maryland Orioles Baltimore

Buck Ramsey Likely Passes on Frederick Club in 1993

Buck Ramsey expressed hesitation about taking an Hagerstown manager post, noting he would have accepted if offered before Frederick re-signed him. He spoke at the Washington Hotel ahead of the league meeting, praising Hagerstown and its fan turnout while criticizing Fredericksburg’s crowds. He cited players Batterias Shriver and Deberrys, and praised Pretter and Ainvinith for crowd support.

Buck Ramsey Frederick Ttta Buck Champa Hagerstown Prederick Washington Chambersburg Valf Jlane Fredericx Brooklyn Wali St Pretter Ainvinith

Hornsby hits 22nd homer to lift Cardinals past Brooklyn

Roger Hornsby belted his 22nd home run of the season with Flack and Smith aboard in the eighth inning, delivering a 4 to 1 victory for St Louis over Brooklyn. The win extended the Cardinals' streak to seven straight.

St Louis Roger Hornsby Flack Smith Cardinals Brooklyn H Louis

Lil Stoner sought Cobb fate realized in Oklahoma

Demulgee Oklahoma July 10 Ed Stoner long harbored dream to play with Ty Cobb. A childhood scrapbook and family memory mark the moment his ambition reached fruition. Born of Ulysses S Grant lineage Lil earned a nickname that followed his baseball career from Fort Worth Twilight League to Empire Refining semi pro and on to Oklahoma City Western League and professional ranks by 1921.

Demulgee Okla Stoner Ty Cobb Cobb Lil Ty-Cobb Ulysses Grant Burlar Detroit Orst South Side Baptist Church Fort Worth Sroner Stoners Okmulgee Empire Refining Company Oklahoma Jack Holland Oklahoma City

Martinsburg Regains Lead With Two Wins

Martinsburg moved back into the lead in the Blue Ridge race after two games in which 41 runs were scored. Twelve pitchers saw action as Wilson, Rawlings, Thompson, and Yordy contributed strong offense. Final lines show Martinsburg 10 to 16 and 14 to 12 in the two contests.

Martasburg Martinsburg Blue Ridge Wilson Rawlings Thompson Yordy Brophy Brebany Wise Jacoby Roberty Usu

Browns and Red Sox distribute wins in double header

In Boston, July 10, the Browns won the opener in thirteen innings led by Thomson and Yordy while the Red Sox took the nightcap 4 to 3 on a thirteenth inning by Morris. The doubleheader featured strong pitching and late scoring, with key hits from Jacobach, Severard, and Kaunas.

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Reds Beat Phillies to Take Series Four of Five

The Reds won the final game of the series 11 to 7 over the Phillies. Ollen pis pitched strongly late, while Fonseca’s batting and fielding stood out. Batterias-Singleton Withrow Blay Peters Gillespie Keck Pinto and Wingo also contributed in Cincinnati’s victory.

Stadnnati Reds Phillies Ollenpis Fonseca Philadelphia Cincinnati Singleton Withrow Blay Peters Gillespie Keck Pinto Wingo

Tony Walsh’s Hagerstown Season Outlook in 1923

The article argues Tony Walsh aims for a stronger 1923 season with Hagerstown, comparing past efforts in 1981 and 1922. It notes Buck Ramsay’s pennant-winning methods, Walsh’s knack for spotting weak spots, and signals expectations for more star players like Morgen and Dunn to bolster the team’s Longa era ambitions.

Tony Walsh Hagerstown Tony Buck Ramsay Hue Seanon Hue Seanon, He Whipped Bla Terin Buck Gonfalon Tony Walah Morgen Dunn Hell

Yesterday's Baseball Results From The District And Nearby

In Hagerstown Hanover beat the hosts 4 3 while Martinsburg edged Waynesboro 3 to 3 13. Chambersburg topped Frederick 9 6. Today Hanover visits Hagerstown in a 3 30 p m game, Frederick travels to Chambersburg, Waynesboro meets Martinsburg. In the National League Chicago shut out Boston 4 0 and New York beat Pittsburgh 25 to 1. Cleveland and New York not scheduled. Chicago visits Washington and Detroit goes to Philadelphia. St Louis at New York.

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Home Runs Win For Athletics Score 5 2

Philadelphia 5 Athletics win 5 to 2 with two late runs in sixth. Harms pitching helped the Atlantic defeat Chicago 7 to 2 as hitters Davis Severpid Quinn and Ruel contributed. Boston and St Louis honors noted with lineup changes and errant throws in a jumble of OCR text.

Pherus AY Secone Sislér Toba Gano St. Louis Boston Davis Severpid Quinn Ruel

Chambersburg Triumphs Over Frederick 9 to 0 in Return Match

Nine runs across three innings powered Chambersburg to a 9 to 0 victory over Frederick in Chambersburg. Key players included Sattertea and Logan with home runs, and Neptune contributing offense as Frederick struggled on offense and defense.

Maroons

Baptists Edge St John’s In Thin City Park Victory

Baptist team held off St John’s Lutheran in a close 4 to 2 game at City Park diamond. Lier pitched ten innings and Turner sparked play with a key feature, while Baptists Baptiste and Mann contributed offensively in a spirited contest.

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Cosey Pitches Win Against Brethren at Willow Lang Park

Cosey allowed one hit as the Brethren team of the Sunday School League was blanked 6 to 0 at Willow Lang Park yesterday afternoon. The lone hit came from Ankeney. A double play by Ward and a long hit from the Kretzer brothers, Wilbur and Monk, highlighted the game with Monk collecting three bases on balls.

Willow Lang Park Paul Ankeney Ward Kretzer Wibur al Monk

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