Athletics Take A Double Bill
The Hagerstown Athletics won twice over the weekend defeating Interwoven A C of Martinsburg 11 to 4 on Saturday and Hancock’s men 9 to 2 at Willow Lanes. Dofflemyer Smith and Zinkand led with hits. Young and Hinkle combined on the mound. Dofflemyer homered, Ryan added two hits, and Zinkand handled 14 chances at second. Hancock’s pitcher Hinkle fanned 11 A’s while the A’s drew walks and forced errors for the win.
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Smith
Zinkand
Young
Hinkle
Hancock
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Helston
W. Young
J. Young
Johnson
Hendershot
Fagan
Crandall Still Working Among Long-Pitched PCL Leaders
Doc Crandall, a former major league star, remains active in the Pacific Coast League, ranking among pitchers who have logged over 100 innings this season.
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Wildcats Split Twin Bill Win and Lose at Conomac Park
Williamsport Wildcats defeated Fleisher A C Hagerstown 6 to 3 in the morning game then lost to Hose Co 5 Martinsburg 9 to 8 in a slugfest at Conomac Park. Brensfield led Fleisher with a triple, double and single while Murray homered twice for the Cats in the afternoon, with Edwards making a running catch and Miller and Mack also contributing.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Fleisher A. C
Hagerstown
Fast Hose Co. No. 5 Club
Martinsburg
Cats
Bennett
Hetzer
Brensfield
Murray
Buhharp
Wildcats
Edwards
Anderson
Miller
Mack
S. Falk
Little
Fleisher Cubs
Lindsay
Wolford
Hose Co
Orem
Jones and Little, Lowman and Zimmerman
Raiders Still Lead League in 7-5 Win over Chambersburg
Hanover defeated Chambersburg Yanks 7 to 5 to stay atop the Blue Ridge League standings. Bream and Texas Harris hit solo homers as the clubs combined for 13 hits. Kelly Cunningham Savino Kane Gatherum shared the pitching duties in a game that featured two long balls by Hanover.
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Chambersburg Yanks
Bream
Texas Harris
Chambersburg
Kelly
Cunningham
Savino
Kane
Gatherum
Players complain about ball quality in Robins Cardinals game
During a recent Robins versus Cardinals contest players noted the ball differed from standard equipment. They reported the covers were duller, the ball lacked gloss, and it did not travel as quickly as other balls used this season.
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Robins
Cardinals
Radio Schedules and Concerts Across New York Area
Eastern Standard time program grid lists stations WEAF WJZ WOR and more with sports scores orchestras and hour long features. Included are hourly lineups for New York Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh and regional outlets with concert broadcasts and dance hours through late evening.
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New York
WWCAE
WIAG
WRC
WCAE
World Today
WSAI
WFJC
Caroline Andrews
WFEIC
WEEI
WTIC
WIAR
WTAG
WCSH
WLIT
WGY
WGR
WTAM
WWJ
WGN
WHAS
WSM
WIJAX
Floyd Gibbons
Rudy Vallee
Jack Albin
Orch
WCAU
Philadelphia
WOR
Courage in the Crisis Defines Sport's Great Thrill
In a tribute to pivotal moments across sports, Bobby Jones sinks a 14 foot putt at Winged Foot sealing a tie with Al Espinosa as Mike Brady calls the plays. The piece extols courage under pressure, likening it to Frank Merriwell and citing legends like Babe Ruth, Gene Tunney, Grover Alexander, Benny Leonard, Lew Tendler, Harry Hooper, and others who rose to the moment.
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WM. M. Braucher
NEA Service
Winged Foot
Bobby Jones
Bobby
al Espinosa
Mike Brady
Brady
Jones
Frank Mer
Grover Alexander
Leonard-Tendler
Benny Leonard
Lew
Frederick Beats Martinsburg 7-1 in Weekend Matchup
Frederick defeated Martinsburg 7 to 1 on Saturday as Malicky struggled for Martinsburg while Durham and Miller hit home runs for Frederick. A Martinsburg triple play and solid fielding provided the notable defensive moments.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Malicky
Warriors
Durham
Miller
Woodring
Halley
Security Beats Harpers Ferry 9 to 7 in Afternoon Tilt
Security defeated Harpers Ferry 9 to 7 on the latter's grounds yesterday afternoon. Les ter led the batting with four hits, Monnegan and Lester shared field honors, while Benjamin pitched well for the losers. Final line shows Security 9, Harpers Ferry 7 with Bagent and Monnegan contributing on defense. Mrs. JCyde Ridenour and son Lis spent days with Mrs. Ellen Gehr at Indian Springs.
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Harpers Ferry
Latters Grounds
Lester
Monnegan
Benjamin
Bagent
Bird
Jcyde Ridenour
Arlis
Ellen Gehr
Indian Springs
Baseball scores from yesterday across the American League
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 10 to 7 while Cleveland beat New York 6 to 4. Chicago won 10 to 8 over Boston as St Louis and Washington played, ending 8 to 5.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Sadtaus
National League Yesterday's Results Summary
National League results included Pittsburgh defeating New York 5 to 3 and Brooklyn beating Chicago 3 to 1. Cincinnati outscored Philadelphia 8 to 6 while Boston and St Louis played to a 4 4 tie and a 2 3 result respectively. Brooklyn travels to Pittsburgh for the next game.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston Ee
Stars Rally Past Cubs In Tight 4 3 Victory
The Hagerstown Stars, last year’s amateur champions, edged the Fleisher Cubs 4 to 3. A seventh inning Stars tally followed a scoreless duel between Feigley and Russell. G Jones, Smith, and Hendricks delivered key hits in the ninth as three double plays aided the win. Russell and Lindsay, Feigley and Jones credited with the pitching and hits.
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Hagerstown Stars
Fleisher Cubs
Feigley
Russell
G. Jones
Smith
Hendricks
Fleisher
Lindsay
Jones
Orioles Fall to Sharpsburg 9 7 in Sunday Tilt
Sharpsburg defeats Hagerstown 9 to 7 as Brashears fans 12, Moore is hit hard for the Orioles. Stevenson relieves in the seventh, yielding one hit. A bases loaded double play ends a Sharpsburg rally. Stevenson leads with four hits in four at bats. Lisky tops for the winners. Second game forfeited by Sharpsburg.
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Brashears
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Orioles
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Lisky
Sox Meet Set Tonight At Les Young Home
The Hagerstown Blue Sox will hold a meeting tonight at o'clock at the home of Les Young, 134 S Locust Street. All members urged to attend as many important matters are to come before the gathering.
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Hagerstown Blue Sox
Les Young
S. Locust Street
International League score report shows Montreal 5 Baltimore 1
Montreal defeated Baltimore 5 to 1 while Reading routed Buffalo 6 to 0 and Newark beat Rochester 7 to 5. Other games were not on the schedule.
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Baltimore
Reading
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Durocher Silent as Umpire Sees Serious Season Turn
Mouthy Durocher, once the league’s most famed rookie, has fallen quiet and focused on work. Umpire Will McGowan notes his serious mindset and daily presence, while other baseball figures suggest the bench may suit the rider-turned-player as older hands recall past sparks. The Yankees and A’s race tightens with eight games up for the A’s and hopeful chatter that Philadelphia may breathe life into the pennant chase.
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Yankees
Burocher
Durocher
Philly
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Walton
Mule Haas
Mackey Cochrane
Joe Boley
Max Bishop
Baseball Standings Snapshot From AAB Conference Night
American Association results show Kansas City 5 Columbus 3 1 5, Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis 7 2 2, Louisville 9 St Paul 5 13, Milwaukee 4 Toledo 0 4. Standings reflect team records and recent performances across the league.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
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