McCullouch Likely to Start as Witmer to Right Field
The article outlines potential pitching and outfield alignments for the Terriers game at Willow Lane Park. McCullouch, who won his only start last week, may take the mound if chosen. Leon Witmer could start in right field, and either Woodgie or Dowell is expected to pitch afternoon, with Woodgie a right-hander and Dowell a southpaw.
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Guido Veteran Catcher Sent Back to Baltimore After Fine Batting
The Martinsburg Terriers excelled in a doubleheader at Willow Lane Park with strong hitting. Brophy and Martinsburg’s third baseman led the first game with four hits and three runs, while Lunn and Walsh added two or three hits in the nightcap. Guido, the veteran catcher, went back to Baltimore for a week with a finger injury, and Manly, praised by Jack Dunn, boosted the team batting average to .285 as Rawlings and Lue provided solid support.
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Scared Andy Andrack May Stay Away From Terriers
Tony Walsh predicts Andy Andrack will remain missing after breaking Staley edict amid Terriers turmoil. If he returns he faces remainder-year suspension or classed as a potter jumper. George Smythe and Mike Hoban considered to fill right field as clubs seek stability.
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Terriers Lead City as Heaviest Hitting Team in Era
Hagerstown fields the strongest batting lineup since Sunset League days with a team average near .295. Bernie Dunn nears the .500 mark as Dunne clears the £ 00 hit threshold while top and bottom batters vary the attack. Tony Walsh steers a lineup fans hail for power and consistency.
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Guido Debuts as Stable Catcher in Western Tilt
Guido, signed by Tony Walsh, earned a million dollars in the second inning yesterday and steadied Mahan after the right hander almost blew up. He will catch most games, with Cummings or McCarthy backing as second timing catcher. Cummings struggled in the flat game while trying to handle Lofty Russell and wild Mountain baserunners.
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Stunt Gone Wrong Ends Early for Roberta Pitcher
In yesterday's opener, Roberta of the Mountainers tried to pull Tronman from a dangerous stunt but faltered under heat and collapsed. He was rushed to Martineburg, described as ailing but valuable last night, while fans questioned Manager Shipley's decision to send him back.
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Hagerstown Wins and Losses in Doubleheader
Hagerstown split a doubleheader with Martinsburg yesterday. In the first game Martinsburg won 1 to 0. in the second, called in the sixth due to darkness, Hagerstown prevailed 6 to 4. Roberts starred for Martinsburg and Guido hit well for Hagerstown. notable early offense included two long home runs in the first inning.
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Cardinals edge Giants in tight 9 8 game
Bt Louis trimmed New York 9 to 8 as both clubs used three pitchers in a high scoring affair. Cardinals stay within a half game of the leaders while the Giants suffer a setback in a tense interleague matchup.
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Has His Head Up But One Thing We Can Say About Lefty Russell
A garbled account notes Lefty Russell in a game with Lead up, catching Roberts as he wound up. Mullaney comments on attempted throws and a dramatic play in the sixth inning, reflecting on the Southpaw’s performance.
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Dunn Delays Start For Team In Opening Game
Dunn, away briefly, arrived late to the first game yesterday afternoon and McCullough moved to left. The pitcher faced a safe hit on his sole at bat. Duan then entered as a substitute. Ducky Davin, linked with Ha orportown earlier, proved to be a key Mercat i Huvar, catching with some errors during the early match.
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Rain Victor, Maroons and Raiders Tie
Rain Victor, Hanover and Chambersburg battled to a tie as Hanover collected a pair of runs in the first and late innings while Chambersburg answered with scoring in multiple frames. Key plays included two-base hits by Mullen Mowrey and G Thomas, and a double play sequence involving Bartels Breslin Gilbert. Pitching saw Blorm and Ferner each rack up strikeouts with several walks, and Mercer and Sipol worked as umpires in a 1:40 game duration.
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Red Sox Defeat Tigers in Boston Thriller
Boston beat Detroit 7 runs with a late seventh inning rally sparked by Veach’s bases loaded homer to tie 6-6. Harris then delivered a third straight hit in the seventh to produce the eventual winning run as Boston snapped a winless skid against Detroit this season.
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Phillies Bow To Cubs In Fast Game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a fast game. Grimag led the attack with four hits, and Ducky delivered a double and a home run. The report notes a standout homer that surprised fans and even Ducky himself, with references to height and league context.
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Reds beat Braves in final game of series
Cincinnati Reds won 9 to 3 over the Boston Braves in the final game of the series. The Reds outhit and outpitched Boston, with Rixey and Hargraves on the mound and strong hitting backing them. Multiple line scores show Cincinnati held a decisive advantage.
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Lefty Russell Struggles as Mountaineers Rally
The southpaw pitcher Lefty Russell has lost effectiveness in the late innings, giving up thrash in the first sit innings while Mountaineers tallied twelve runs in the last three frames. He overexerts early, weakening toward the fourth, prompting a need for a slower pace or improved stamina for Blue Ridge League play.
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Barehanded grab saves run in wild throw play
Tony Walsh fielded Lefty Russell ticketed wild throw with his bare hand in the first game to prevent a run. Russell hurried a sacrifice to the right and Walsh stretched out to snag the ball, halting a possible score.
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Indians Take 9th Straight Victory in Cleveland Win
Philadelphia fell 6 to 3 as Cleveland recorded its ninth straight victory to set a new American League season high. Speaker and Wood homered off Hasty, with Morton O Neill and Harris Ogdow Perkin handling the batteries in a brisk, error-light game.
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Yanks Hammer Sox Pitches In High Scoring Win
New York defeated Chicago 14 to 4 in the series opener as Yankees hitters rapped three White Sox pitchers for heavy blows. Mougel and Witt had four hits each, Shawkey fanned ten, and Heapar homered for the third straight game.
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Frederick Stronger Team in High-Scoring Kiwanis Game
Praderick Kiwanis club baseball beat Hagerstown-Kiwanis 18 to 10 at Frederick Blue Ridge Sergus diamond yesterday afternoon. Newman of Praderick and Moore of Hagerstown delivered the home runs. Canball of Hagerstown made a one handed grab in the sixth inning, Cassell snaring a line drive on the shed wall. Trissler pitched for the visitors against Thomas. Both pitchers were hit hard and both defenses committed many errors.
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