Two New Men Play For Hanover Raiders Today
Trainer Tony Walsh strengthens the Terriers with catcher Cummings from the Lyoming League and Burger at third, Morgan shifting to short. Leon Witmer offers curve variety as Hanover meets Habover at Willow Lane Park in a high stakes collision.
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Leon “Witmer
Hanover Raiders
Terriers
Tony Walsh
Pennsylvania
Willow Lane Park
Bert Weeden
Cummings
Lyoming
Witmer
Burger
Morgan Short
Habover
Walsh
Morgan
Tony
C. WK
Bat
Terrier Outfield Shakeup Hinted as Andrack Underperforms
Terriers manager Tony Walsh weighs changes as outfielder Andy Andrack struggles with the bat. Hanover releases Mike Downey to make room for Christman, while Kehoe lands with Orleans and could be evaluated at Willow Lane. Burger and Kehoe remain under consideration for the hot corner as a daytime workout determines who starts against Hanover.
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Walsh
Andy Andrack
Tony Welsh
Hanover
Mike Downey
Christman
Caldera
Kehoe
Orleans
Mickey Corcoran
Tony Walsh
Bera
New York State
Tony Walah
Burger
Willow Lane
Marquard Returns to London Club Farmed to Hagerstown
Marquard the shortstop, previously farmed to Hagerstown by London Club while Mickey Corcoran led, was sent back this morning. His erratic defense and weak hitting troubled the Terriers, and Tony Manley was suspended to keep the team within the player limit with Cummings arriving.
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Marquard
Hagerstown
London Club
Tony Manley
London, Oat
Mickey Corcoran
London
Terriers
Cummings
Manley
Hagerstown Beats Hanover Raiders 5-3 Behind McCulloch Debut
Hagerstown won 5 to 3 over Hanover as new pitcher Charles McCulloch steadied the game after Mahan faltered. Morgan doubled in the first, McCulloch hit a homer in the fourth, and Marquard scored on a bunt, with Angy adding a save for the win.
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Hagerstown
Hanover Raiders
McCulloch
Hanover
Mahan
Terrivcs
Charles McCulloch
Morgan Hilt
Tnino
Bang
Layne
McCarthy
Mar
Gott
Haggerty
Rothensiés
Gallagher
Gilbest
Washington
Detroit
Washingto
Erickson
Phillips
Diehl
Tuiyne
Oldham
Fasaler
Erickson, Phillips, Brithart
Ghar McCarthy
Rity
Marquard
Bahan
Washington Easy For Ty's Tigers
Ty's Tigers beat Washington in a one sided game with multiple players recording key hits and runs. Garvey and Weeden contributed in late innings as the matchup produced a dominant performance for the Tigers.
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Washington
Tigers
Cubs Sweep Series With Boston Braves
Chicago tightens lead as Cilcage delivers a complete game shutout for the Cubs, 4 to 0, over Boston. Pitcher Corin earns win with strong support from a defense that limits the Braves to a handful of hits. Crowd around 12,000 witnesses the decisive interleague contest in Chicago.
Hornsby’s 22nd Homer Wins Game For Cards
St. Louis July 11 Roger Hornsby’s 23nd homer of the season with Finch and Smith aboard in the seventh inning gave the Cardinals a 4 to 1 victory over Brooklyn today. The win was the seventh straight for St Louis. Brooklyn 000 600 901 4 11 0 St. Louis 000 000 4x 4 11 1 Batarias Shriver and Deberry Pro and Aldemith
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St. Teouia
Roger Hornsby
Homme
Finch
Smith
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Asventh
Ae Tanne
St.Louta
Batiarlas
Shriver
Deberry
Proer
Aldemith
Layne’s Return Boosts Fort Worth Golf Team
Layne returned after an eight week layoff to lead a strong showing. Frederick’s pitching staff is praised as depth improves the lineup. Taney Walsh hails Witwer as a future top pitcher. McCulloch may move to outfield if needed without weakening the rotation.
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Frederick
Rae
Toney Walsh
Witmer
Witwer
Taney
McCulloch
Terriers poised for strong season with new lineup
The coach says the Terriers have a reel ball club this year and expects fans to get their money’s worth as Toney unveils a new lineup. Optimism comes after several encouraging wins and confidence in the players’ readiness.
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Toney
Rudher
Fana
Orioles May Trade Lefty Graves For 35000 Offer
Report says Jack Dunn, Orioles manager, received a 35000 bid for Lefty Graves, a former Martinsburg pitcher bought for 9000. Graves may be part of a one year contract, but Dunn could still ship him. Wilmer shows greater curve variety and speed, surpassing the Baltimore ace in one expert view.
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Jack Dunn
Orioles
Lefty Graves
Martinsburg
Wilmer
Ain't It Awful Fans Question Late Lineup Changes
The passage suggests fans doubt Mickey Doredrah's departure soon but trust manager Toney's ability. After a string of losses, supporters expect patience as the Terriers' manager makes two lineup changes and anticipates eventual rewards.
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Mickey Doredrah
Toney
Bix
Terriers
Battle Royals Loom in Hastero Shore and Blue Ridge Postseason
Promised clash of pennant winners from the Hastero Shore and Blue Ridge leagues as Parksley led by Poke Whalen meets the Blue Ridge champion in a likely five game series. Whalen, ex Frederick catcher, dominates the Eastern Shore circuit. Games expected in each town, with a potential fifth game at Orioles field in Baltimore.
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Hastero Shore
Blue Ridge
Lke
Parksley
Poke Whalen
Whalen
Frederick
Heatern
Hattig
Maryland
Orioles
Baltimore
Buck Ramsey Likely Not to Manage Frederick Champs in 1923
Buck Ramsey, speaking at the Washington Hotel in Chambersburg before the league meeting, said he would probably not manage the Frederick Champs in 1923 though he could have accepted a prior offer from Hagerstown. He noted crowd support influences a ball club and that a player performs best with a full stands.
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Buck 'Ransey
Frederick
Buck
Champs
Reids
Hageratown
Fraderiéi
Washington
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Worth Saya
Fredericl
Molesworth
Bindingham
May Get Molesworth May Take Over Frederick Club
Rumor suggests Garston Molesworth of Prederick may succeed as Frederick Club manager after Buck expected not to return. Report notes Molesworth linked to Birmingham Ale Club duties and previous losses, with Malenwarth resigning as savers and doubts about Drs Aetlan’s role.
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Buck
Frederick
Garston Molesworth
Prederick
Malenwarth
Birmingham
Aeaxon
Molesworth
Aetlan
Lil Stoner Dream To Play With Cobb Comes True
Olmulghee Oklahoma July 10 Lil Stoner whose long cherished dream was to play baseball with Ty Cobb has seen it realized His mother recalls his boyhood pledge and now the nine year old hurler who once pitched a shutout in Fort Worth and later joined the Empire Refining team of Oklahoma has progressed to professional ball with Texas Cobb era ambitions fulfilled and a cradle of scrapbooks showing Cobb as the focal point.
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Olmulghe
Okla
Li" Stoner
Tx Cobb
Lil
Cobb
Ty.Cobb
Bas
Ulyasod
Grant
Ulysses
Datroft
Orat
Booth Ride Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Stoner
Stonera
Okmulgee
Empire Refining Company
Oklahoma
Jack Holland
Oklahoma City
Reds Four Of Five In Final Game Victory
The Reds won the last game of the Philadelphia series 11 to 7 to go four of five in the set. Gillespie pitched the final four innings for Cincinnati while Fonseca starred at bat and in the field. Batters listed include Gillespie Keck Pinte Wingo Withrow Ring Peters.
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Giocimnat
Reads
Philles
Gillespie
Reds
Fonseca
Ngleton
Withrow
Ring
Peters
Keck
Pinte
Wingo
Buck Tamsey reshapes team for pennant bid this season
Tony Walsh and Buck Tamsey are highlighted as building a hopeful squad with new signings like Morgagant Bunn and Ty Font. The piece argues the Hagerstown lineup shows promise but doubts a pennant, noting early holes filled and star players from the Lyoning Lagan league may boost the effort this season.
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Tony Wulsl
Hagerstown
Tony
Terriers
Buck Tamsey
Reagan
Huilding
Buck
Tony Walsh
Ty Font
Baseball Scores from the Blue Ridge League and National League
In Hagerstown and surrounding towns the Blue Ridge League posted results with Martinsburg 10 over Hanover 3 and Waynesboro 3 over Chambersburg 3. Frederick defeated Martinsburg 3 1 as standings list Martinsburg Frederick Waynesboro Hanover Chambersburg atop. In the National League yesterday Chicago beat Boston 9 to 4 while New York stood 19 to 4 against Pittsburgh and Cincinnati split with Philadelphia.
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Hagerstown
Hanoyver
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Frederick
Hanover
Baseball clashes and results from major league city games
Yesterday's results show Detroit 6 Washington 2 and Athlotica b beat Chicago 2 The Grand Louis? 63 to Houston 44. other matches include Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis and Chicago at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Cleveland at Boston with several schedule notes and misspellings in the list.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St.Louia
Yeaterday
Detroit
Washington
Athlotica
Gt. Louie
Hoston
Cleveland-New York
Schuduted
Garee
Chicura
St. Lenla
Cleveland
Lenis
ABC Bostons
Peace OF
Athletice
Baptists Edge St. John's In Narrow Win
The Firat Bagnet team narrowly defeated St. John's Baptist in an evening baseball clash at Ly Pack diamond. Pitcher Turnar shone for the Baptists as key players J. Erlinger and Trovinger contributed on offense and defense in a low scoring 4 to 2 victory.
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St. John's Laitheinn
Lalling
Turnar
Baptista
Battered- Baptists
J Lzoe
Manas
SL. Joi
s—Erlinger
Trovinger
Browns and Red Sox Split a Doubleheader in Boston
In Boston on July 10 the Browns won the opener 6 to 4 in thirteen innings while the Red Sox took the second game 4 to 2. The decisive run in the opener came on singles by Jacobean and Severeid and a squeeze bunt by Eberbee. Pratt drove in two in the sixth of the nightcap as Sielar was thrown out on a close play at the plate. Tobar crossed for what would have been the tying run. Batterylists note Danforth and Pruett supported St Louis in the first game. Danforth and Pruett again in the second with Russell and Hady behind Boston. Porto Rica export figures are also mentioned.
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Mar. Hnaburg
Wilson
Rawlings
Thompson
Yordy
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Brophy
Sh. Brohany
Black
Twooby
Mullaney
Hans Shipley
Heenee Harvey
M Roberts
Wee Fates
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Th. Yard
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Brehany
Roberta
Jacoby
Harvey
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Scheminant
Tung
Yardy
Hita
Pittgerald
Bakes
Kammas
Roberts
Conti
Niehaua
Niehaus
Wilwon
Tacoby
Mallsney
Siete dl & Halvey
P. Visses & Burke
P.tearttig
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Shivley
Lysten
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Morris
Clarke
Burvey
Ty Burke
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Balla
Hulvay
Pilugarald
Turko
Doubie
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Martinaiuny
Wild
Csarke
Hotson
We Pre's
Colley
Vorsehon Phae
Winnesys
MBO
Chambersburg
Chambershure
Frederick
Logan
Neptune
Frederick AB
ROH
O. A
Strala
Jaros
LE Oye
Gardaut
Abo
Ulotucun
Oso Horan
Costelly
Geary
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Whea
Chicago
Mowrey
Brooklyn
LAER
Essacce
Cincinneti
Pittsburgh
Woodgle
Fhitedelphia
Ferner
Boston Wekeebie
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BE Oil
Horan Iorth
Harnadians
Chandersburg
Steinbach
Costallo
Blethen
Sutterlao
Neptuns
Costello
Snatterles
Costells
Woodgie
Woodgis
Lottom
Naverick
Firet
Thomas
Shaner
Bame
Boston
Loula
Browns
Red Sox
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Severeid
Eberbe
Pratt
Sielar
Tobar
Ben
RWB
St Louis
Payls
Beversid
Quinn
Rudt
Cosey Pitches Win for St Paul United Brethren
Cosey pitched a win for St Paul United Brethren in a Sunday School League game at Willow Lace Park yesterday afternoon. Ankeney delivered the tone setting hit, Ward turned a key double play, and Wilbur and Monk Kratzer drove long balls. Monk collected five bases in the contest.
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Comey
Fivat Brethren
Willow Lace Park
St Paul's United Brethren
Ankeney
Ward
Kratzer Brothers
Wilbur
Monk
Home Runs Win For Athletics Score Big Over Chicago
Philadelphia reports the Athletica B secure a 5 2 victory over Chicago behind strong hitting by Houser and Galloway and solid pitching from Harrie. Batteries were Loveretta and Seballes while Hartis and Perkins handled Chicago.
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Houser
Galloway
Harrie
Athletica
Chicago
Khimph
Verlia Bt
Loveretta
Seballes
Hartis
Perkins
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