Hubs Rally in 10th to Top Martinsburg 7 6
Late start draws crowd and awards plan at Fair Board stadium as Hubs beat Martinsburg 7 to 6 in ten innings. Pytlak shines with a double and triple, Rodgers scores winning run after a booted ball, Griffith and Jones split pitching duties.
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Nowell
Luciano
Macks
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Rodgers
Pytlak
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Griffith
Jones
Hagerstown
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Rawlings
Mathews
Koch
Shellenberger
Martinsburg AB
Hanover Tops Indians In Interleague Action
Hanover defeated Frederick 8 to 6 in a game featuring Turner and Bream with two base hits, Tallaferro and Connell each with three base hits, and key double plays by Schulz and Bream. Edwards, Morgan, and Kimball shared pitching duties. Morgan took the loss as Hanover outhit Frederick 9 to 6. Time of game 2:10.
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Kimball
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Hagerstown
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Durham
Wvosmik
É Miller
Eases Shoes
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Yankees Have Big Inning In Local Baseball Summary
In a Wayneboro Chambersburg game, Yankees explode for a big inning. Key moments include a two base hit by Zadick and a home run by Tieman. Delaney and Shatzer pitched for respective teams, with Shatzer earning the win and Delaney the loss. Umpires Maroon and Neal. Time 1:54. Also notes: American Association scores Toledo 6 Milwaukee 5, St Paul 13 Louisville 4, Minneapolis 13 Indianapolis 7, Columbus 5 Kansas City 1.
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Chambersburg
Zadick
Tieman
Delaney
Otten
Grant
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Cunningham
Seibert
Maroon
Neal
American Association
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Waynesboro AB. R. H
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Vee
Dotterer
Pflenger
Younger
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Rae
Chambersburg AB
B .Cunningham
Sony
Lesko
Shotton Bringing Phils To Place In The Sun
Bert Shotton has earned a three year extension as Phillies manager amid praise for lifting the club from last place. The 1918– era rebuild included Pinkey Whitney, Hurst, Thevenow, O'Doul, Klein, and Benge, with strong outfield promise and improving pitching as Philadelphia eyes a surge beyond the cellar.
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Pat Moran
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Wilhelm
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Palace Theater
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Philly
Pinkey Whitney
Hurst
Tommy Thevenow
Leach
Giants
Lefty O'Doul
Chuck Klein
Homer Peel
Klein
O'Doul
Willoughby
Ray Benge
Braves
Athletics
Baker Bowl
Athletico
Connie Mack
Crack Capital Team Play Wildcats Sunday
The Williamsport Wildcats meet the National Circle Athletic Club of Washington, D. C., in a double bill at Conomac Park this Sunday. Lefty Lowman will pitch the opener with Hetzer starting game two, backed by Friz Guessford and Lefty Smith as reserves if needed. Circle Club, managed by an ex-major leaguer, brings smart play, and Washington has faced tough foes this season. Five Wildcats hitters exceed .300 with Ripple leading at .359. practice is set for tonight and Thursday.
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Hub Offordls
Fair Board
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Conomac Park
Williamsport Wildcats
National Circle Athletic Club
Washington, D. C
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Cats
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Friz Guessford
Lefty Smith
Circle Club
Washington Lads
Hagerstown Athletics
Wildcats
Walford
Ripple
Smith
Anderson
Miler
Buharp
Pirates Gain a Half Game in pennant race
The Pirates defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 13 to 3 as they widened their lead over the Chicago Cubs to a game and a half in the pennant chase. A busy day elsewhere left little action as none of the other big clubs played.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Dodger
Bushmen
Cubs
Blue Ridge League Results and Tonight’s Games
Yesterday’s results include Hagerstown 7 Martinsburg 6, Hanover 8 Frederick 6, Chambersburg 7 Waynesboro 4. Tonight Hagerstown at Martinsburg, Chambersburg at Waynesboro, Hanover at Frederick. A board meeting called by President C D Bell for 7 o’clock to discuss coal contracts for public schools.
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Martinsburg
Hanover
Frederick
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Board of Education
C.D. Bell
Eee
Golf Rule Quiz: Penalties For Hitting The Flag Stick
A golf note explains stroke and match play penalties when a ball within 20 yards hits the flag stick. In medal play the penalty is two strokes. in match play, loss of the hole. If the distance exceeds 20 yards, there is no penalty. Mayor Jimmy Walker attends New York fights.
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Verne Wickham
Athletics Meet All Comers in Semi-Pro Showdown
The Hagerstown Athletics host the Cumberland Collegians Sunday at Willow Lane Park in a bid for the Western Maryland semi pro title. Manager Bill Young vows to arrange a five or seven game series with any challenger, fielding only year’s regulars and excluding ringers. Readied for practice are Mann, C Dofflemyer, Phillips, Hickey, Fagan, Wilson, N Miller, Trumpower, Young, Lizer, Zink, Ryan, Douglas, Smith, Snyder, Dorsey, Cloud, H Miller, R Dofflemyer, Brooks, and Cassel.
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Hagerstown Athletics
Western Maryland
Cumberland Collegians
Athletics
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A’s
Mann
C. Dofflemyer
Phillips
Hickey
Fagan
Wilson
N. Miller
Trumpower
Young
Lizer
Zinkand
Ryan
Douglas
Smith
Snyder
Dorsey
Cloud
H. Miller
R. Dofflemayer
Brooks
Cassel
Many Baseballs Used in New York Game
In a recent New York game, seven dozen baseballs were used, a rare quantity for a standard big league contest, illustrating unusual conditions or practice variances from typical play.
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New York
Red Sox release pitcher Herbert Bradley to Canton
Boston, July 22. The Boston Red Sox today released Herbert Bradley, a pitcher, outright to Canton in the Central League. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Miller and family were Sunday evening visitors of Mrs. May Moser in Funkstown.
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Herbert Bradley
Canton
G. A. Miller
May Moser
Funkstown
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