Hagerstown Fans See Andrews Slow In Martinsburg Clash
In a packed Hagerstown crowd of about 2000, Andrews of Martinsburg pitched five innings before leaving, while the Champs battled a costly defeat as West Virginia gamblers cashed in. The writeup details field plays, misreads, and future matchups with the Rattlers and Hanover, noting a shaky outing for Andrews and a lingering bet on Martinsburg’s season prospects.
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Mack's Boast 11 Hitters In Select Class
Philadelphia July 13 The Athletics have 1 batters in the .200 circle with Bill Lamarr topping the regulars with a mark of .384 Simmons and Hate close behind Goshirane Miller Pools Dykes Welch Gisbo near .200 Galloway the only regular far down the list batting .243
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Hubs Smarter Than Champs and Race to Nine Two
Joe Zurris earned his tenth straight win by guiding the Hubs past Martinsburg and Andrews who started the game at coach’s request. The Hubs powered early, scoring nine runs to two over the Martinsburg club as Andrews exited after five innings amid improving form and a volatile start.
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Ruth's Comeback In Doubt As Weight And Health Clash
Veteran slugger Ruth faces renewed questions about his baseball future as conditioning and health concerns overshadow a hoped for spring return. The article notes weakened legs, slow pace, recent retirement context, and debates on training versus wear. It cites ongoing injuries, weight gain, and the impact on performance as the Yankees battle spring reverses.
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Big Drug Haul Seized in Gotham Raids Net Three Arrests
New York July 13 federal narcotic agents led by Col L G Nutt and Ralph H Oyler conducted raids in New York sight and early today. Three men were arrested and narcotics worth about 50000 were seized in a major Gotham drug operation.
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Cubs Name New Leader Amid Trade and Umpire Row
The Cubs named a new manager after a high winning game and a tense umpire dispute. Maranville, veteran shortstop turned executive, has played 16 seasons and arrived from Pittsburgh last season. The Giants rallied in extra innings but fell 9 to 8 as Grimm doubled in the 16th to seal the win.
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Four Detroit Outpost Men In Top Places
DETROIT July 13 The day’s top hitters in the American League were Mahuah Cath Wings and Hellmann, all Detroit Tigers and all outfielders. Three stood above .400, Hellmann five points off the mark. Fothergill was close behind with a .376 average, making an extraordinary quintet of Detroit outfielders on one club in a single season.
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Leading Hitters In The Major Leagues
National League’s top batters feature Hornsby Carda Stock and Wilson with strong totals. American Association results show Kansas City edging Lowlawhlé, St Paul beating Toledo, Minneapolis over Columbus, Milwaukee over Indianapolis.
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Pirates Still Lead NL Despite Sabbath Loss
New York July 13 Pirates remained atop the National League despite a Sabbath defeat by Brooklyn. Taylor hit a ninth inning homer for Brooklyn to rally to 8 4, while the Giants fell short in a late rally at the Polo Grounds. Washington and Philadelphia won in the American League, St Louis dropped an eighth inning rally, and Eddie Rommel aided the Athletics to a 1 loss. Philadelphia combined for twenty one hits, Yockey Lyons blanked the Yankees, and Clavel helped the Red Sox to a 13 2 victory.
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Fountain Head Golf Club Promises Tri State Fame
Fountain Head Golf Course, designed by Donald Ross, draws wide interest as ownership rests with members. Over 100 golfers used the course recently, with plans for major matches including the Women’s Handicap and Tri State events at Fountain Head and nearby clubs. Notable figures and a skilled instructor, Jimmy Donnackie, bolster the program as it races toward a possible Tri State championship.
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Haley's Hit Wins Game at Waynesboro
Haley's hit secures victory as Waynesboro defeats Chambersburg 6 to 5. Key plays include touches by Shubert and Riestelbert, with Bisaping and de Darasy contributing runs. Chambersburg offense rallies late but falls short.
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Christians to Play Washington Square Tonight
A large crowd is expected for the Willow Lease Park game between Washington Square M.H. and First Christian, battling for league lead as Washington Square sits with six victories and one loss alongside St. John's Lutheran. At City Park, St. John's Lutheran faces Calvary Baptist while another crowd gathers for international league results Syracuse 11 Reading 3 Providence 11 4 Buffalo 4 Baltimore 5.
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Local Athletics Sweep Weekend Wins at City Park Diamond
The Hagerstown Athletics won both weekend games against Waco Glub of Waynesboro and the Hagerstown Independents. Woods held the Glub scoreless in one game, Miller hit three hits, and Young drove in the decisive runs aided by timely pinch hitting. Douglas belted a homer in the seventh as the Athletics offense exploded after defensive miscues by the Independents.
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Regional Baseball Scores From Blue Ridge League
Saturday results show Hagerstown 9 Martinsburg Ry Chamberaburg 6 with Wayneaboro's, Hanover 8 Frederick 7 in 13 innings. Upcoming schedule lists Hagerstown at Martinsburg Frederick at Hanover and Wayneboro at Waynesboro.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday in the National League Bega beat Pittsburgh J with a 4 to 3 score. Chicago triumphed over New York in a dramatic 16 inning game, finishing 8 to 16.
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Baseball scores from yesterday in the American League
Washington beat St. Louis 8 to 3 while Detroit lost 1 to 3 against Chicago New York remained 0 and Cleveland dominated Boston 13 to 2 in the day’s results with Philadelphia also noted.
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Orioles Win Double Bill at Blue Ridge League
The Hagerstown Orioles swept a doubleheader on Saturday at Mertlesaurg, defeating the Club team 5 to 4 after a seventh inning rally. Earlier they beat Waco of Waynesboro, Pa, 10 to 6 at Coromme Park, with six runs in the second and late resilience from Waco in the ninth.
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Pitching Duel Lyons Tops Jones 3-0 in Open Duel
In Chicago on July 4 Ted Lyons and Sam Jones locked in a pitching duel. Lyons allowed five scattered hits while Jones was touched for nine, with four runs in the fourth aiding Lyons. Ruth failed to homer in four at bats as errors and fielding miscues helped produce the decisive runs.
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American sprinters win in France at holiday meet
In Colombes on July 12 American sprinters Loran Murehi gon of Newark New Jersey and Charlia Paddock of Los Angeles finished first and second in the 200 yard dash. Marchinon's time was 20 seconds flat, one second behind Paddock with the world mark noted as 20 seconds.
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