Colley-See-Um Sport Feature: Police Herald Baseball Card
The annual benefit baseball game between the Hagerstown Police and the Herald-Mail team tops this week’s sports card. Friday afternoon at the Stadium promises large crowds to support the Police Fund with surprise lineups and a silver loving cup donated by Kay Jewelry Company.
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Hagerstown Police
Herald-Mail
Pete Limburg
Bob Elliott
Lneup
Kay Jewelry Company
D. D. Seigie
Frigerio Jadick among Olympic long race favorites
Italian record holder Frigerio leads a field in the 50000-meter walk with Jadick, junior welterweight champion, rising as a dominant force. Cumberland seeks $1000 to support local baseball as fans have contributed $400, the second Davis Cup bid looms with Ellsworth Vines earning a France series shot, and a busy Maryland tennis tourney advances to quarterfinals.
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Johnny Jadick
Ugo Frigerio
Ebgee
United States
France
Ellsworth Vines
Germany
Gomez Tops Grove and Powers Yanks Past Athletics
Lefty Gomez, crowned game’s top pitcher, shut down the Athletics for seven innings as New York beat Philadelphia 9 to 3. Joe Sewell led the Yankee offense with five hits including a home run, while Grove faded with 11 hits and six walks. Indians pass Phillies for second after Cleveland’s 9 to 7 and 9 to 6 wins. Pirates split with Chicago as Lonnie Werneke notches his 15th victory.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Presse
Lefty Gomez
Robert Moses Grove
Yankee
Castillion
Athletics
Gomez
A’s
Grove
Joe Sewell
Indiana
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Tigers
Browns
Wally Hebert
Dale Alexander
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates, Dodgers, Yankees Power Past Opponents In Narrow Wins
Gus Suhr hit a two run homer with two aboard to help the Pirates split a double header with the Cubs. Hack Wilson belted his 17th homer with two on to lift the Dodgers past the Phillies 5 to 4. Lefty Gomez and Joe Sewell fueled a 9 to 3 Yankees win over the Athletics. Joe Cronin had two triples a double and a single to aid the Senators over Boston.
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Gus Suhr
Pirates
Cubs
Hack Wilson
Dodgers
Phillies
Lefty Gomez
Joe Sewell
Yankees
Athletics
Joe Cronin
Senators
Boston
Baseball Leaders and Bridgeport Victory Report
National and American League batting and pitching leaders listed from recent games. P Waner and Klein lead in hits and runs with Phillies and Pirates among top teams. Bridgeport beats Raider Jrs 5 4 on Sunday with Harshman collecting four hits and Showe's one handed catches fueling the win. Call Hagerstown 369 M to schedule future games.
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National League
P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Bartell
Ott
Giants
Worthington
Braves
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
Athletica
Porter
Indians
Johnson
Red Sox
Myers
Senators
Lazzeri
Yankees
Ruth
Chapman
Blue
White Sox
Gomez
Allen
Bridgeport
Raider Jrs
Andrews
Showe
Harshman
Hagerstown
Baseball Standings and Tomorrow's Major Matchups
Baseball standings show Washington facing St Louis and Boston meeting Chicago tomorrow. Today's slate lists St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York with no other scheduled games today.
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Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Waskhington
St. Lows
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chirgae
Boxton
Cincimnati
Fittsburgh
Finals in Hagerstown tennis tourney slated this weekend
Favorites advanced to quarterfinals in the Hagerstown tennis tourney with 104 entrants. Martinsburg leads with an undefeated run as semifinal and final rounds set on Saturday and Sunday at St James courts. Notable results include Thomas and Tenry advancing, Gardner upset, and a lengthy Leigh Kilmer match ending in a default after three hours.
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Hagerstown
St James Courts
Martinsburg
Ntot
Douglas Thomas
Charles Tenry
A. L. Gardner
Virginia Trenary
Rob[eee Beyard
Jack McLaughlin
Mercersburg
Ted Wright, Jr
Pennsylvania
G. R. Leigh
Nevin Kilmer
Nash
Ted McLaughlin
G. T. Moore
Dr. Pyler
Richard Jamison
L. L. Marcus
Ruppenthl
Henry Thomas
Bill Byron
S. ©. Mumma
L. W. Manners
J. N. Kilmer
Beverly Mason
Idef
D. C. G. Leigh
Harold Snider
W. J. Crabbs
R. K. Hollinger
David Byron
Fred Wright
M. Lininger
John Fales
D. G. Thomas
S. C. Mumma
Leigh N. Kilmer
Fred McSherry
Hess
Denslow
P. Wroth
T. N. Denaslow
John F. Shine
Allen Myers-Cassel
B. M. Conn-Jamison
Bob Bey
Ard
John L. Rowe
Jack McLaughigg
Charles Tonry
Lidg Gardner
Douglas Thomaz
C. G R. Leigh
Ruppenthal
J. Shine
Beachley-Fales
Thomaz-Tonry
Conn-Marchy
Crabbs-Beyard
M Henry
E. Hollmeier
Betty Selser
Helos Gardner
Ellen Curran
Trenary
R. Selser
Nicely
Paige Wroth
Kuhn J. McLaughlin
Gardner
E. Hofffmeier
Hoffmeier
de jon-Selser-Selser
E. C. T. McLaughlin
F. McSh M. Kuhn
C. G. R. Leigh
Dbton
Trenary-Beyart Kuhn
F. McSherry
Beverly Mason- Hoffmeier
Ernie Schaad Fights Tonite at Madison Square Garden
New York July 25. A 13 round heavyweight showdown tops the card as Ernie Schaat meets Fauline Uzcudun at Madison Square Garden on Long Island. The bout is an elimination step toward a top challenger for Jack Sharkey’s title. Nearby, Mickey Walker faces Salvatore Ruggirello in Newark, and Steve Hamas meets Les RAMage in Los Angeles. Benny Leonard fights Billy Townsend at Queensboro Stadium.
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New York
Fauline Uzcudun
Ernie Schaat
Madison Square Garden
New Arena
Long Island
the Garden
Jack Sharkey
Walker
Newark
N. J
Mickey
Salvatore Ruggirello
Schaat
Los Angeles
Steve Hamas
Lesramage
Benny Leonard
Billy Townsend
Walloper
Vancouver
Queensboro’ Stadium
Whites Defeated In Club Contest by Reds in Dusty Chukkers
Washington's County Red Pete team defeated the Club's White team yesterday by a to 3 score. Reds rallied after the fifth chukker with opportune hitting and strong riding to take the lead. Ed Mason was noted for powerful hitting and better team play overall.
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Washington
County
Red Pete
Reds
Fd Mason
Chukkers
Devs Pos
Bill Byron
Harold Ad Brooks Gallionw
John Jamison
Dict Jamison
Ed Mason Tidd Byron
Bill Hurd
Maj. Duvall
Timer
H. Cochran
Cabbies topple Frederick A C in second matchup of year
At Rows Park the Cabbies defeated the Frederick A C by 4 to 2 amid pitcher injuries. Smith starred with seven hits allowed, while Renn and J Rinehart led the offense with three hits each for the Cabbies. Mendricks, Mathna, and King contributed key plays as Green Castle prep continues with practice slated for Tuesday and Thursday at 5 p.m.
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Rows Park
Cabbies
Frederick A. C
Ike” ‘Smith
Smith
Athhe
Maugansville C
Mathna
Uitter
King
Renn
Frederick
J. Rinehart
Rowland
Stonebraker
Gilbert
Tolbert
Devore
Mendricks
Linduars
Brandenbarsyars
Mowbrey
Greencastle
Jones
Maugansville Ah
KH. H
Ke Alexander
Wolte
Lee
Eer
Batrick Ted
Atrike
Ay Er Sullivan
Kaie Tolbert
MM. Sullivan
Frederick A. Hines
Narrick
Angleberger
Skele
TOU Cress
Owland
Stockman
Conebraker
ST Gilbert
D . Hinehart
Frederick See
Atoen C. Rinehart
Miarbaugh
Bies
Ie Ate
Alexander
Lindsay
Angliehers U
Hendricks
Klug
Stack
Pwo
Eberman
Harpriest Proctor
Mannabaugh
Brooks
Mellinger
Umpee Stevens
Zinkand
Baseball Scores From Monday Across Leagues
In the American League yesterday Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 while Boston won 4-2 and New York fell 7-3. Chicago 7-5 over St. Louis, Cincinnati 7-5 over Pittsburgh. International League Newark 13-6 over Jersey City, Buffalo 2-1, Rochester 6-3 over Toronto, Montreal 3-3. American Association Indianapolis 5-0 over an opponent, Toledo 4-4, Milwaukee 4-1 over Kansas City. Southern Association Little Rock 1-3, New Orleans 8-3, Birmingham 5-1, Memphis 9-2.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis Wees
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Sansa
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Reading
Toronto
Rochester
Indianapolis
Toledo
Leulaville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. LT
Southern Association
Little Rock
New Orleans
Knoxville
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Wildcats Fall As Belmont 16 Runs Past Williamsport
Belmont Athletic Club of Harrisburg unleashed a 16 to 4 victory over the Williamsport Wildcats at Coon Park. Jim Gorman struggled on the mound as Belmont plated four in the first. Smeltzer and Zimerman pitched well for the visitors while McCrone and Clay each had three hits for Harrisburg in an errorless game.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Belmont Athletic Club
Harrisburg
Coonmas Park
Jim Gorman
Cats
Pennsylvanians
Kreps
Lowman
Smeltzer
Zimmerman
McCrone
Clay
Harrisburgers
Lall
Belmont
Wildcats
Zimerman
Blanch
Gorman
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Vernon Gomez
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Warneke
Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velaques
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Lefty Grove
Lonnie Werneke
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Bill Harris
St Johnson
Dazzy Vance
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Community Finance Service, Inc
Stickell Bldg
Yesterdansseeel
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KAY Jewelry CO
Semler’s Sporting Goods CO
West Washington St
Western Union
Kupert
Hagerstown Golf Club
EL Washington
Cleveland Ave
Willard Batteries
Hagerstown Battery Co
Ernie Schaaf
Tonite
Madison Sq. Heads
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Hamilton Corner
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Associated Prensa
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Gehrig
Sheen
Averill
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Nettleton Shoes
McCardell Bros
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington Street
McFaddin’s Sport Shop
Washington St
Parker
Mansfield Tires & Views
Hows Battery Service
Parker Tire CO
Nicodemus National Bank of
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Jonathan
Potemae
R. D. McKee
Goodrich Tires
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