Cramer Sidelined Four Weeks by Injury in A's Loss
Athletics second to Jimmy Foxx in batting averages Roger Cramer will miss four weeks or more after injuring his collar bone on a shoe string catch against the Yankees. Mule Haas replaced him and hit a decisive homer as Connie Mack laments the loss of a promising young fielder in his first season as a regular with the White Elephants.
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Roger Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Mackmen
New York Yankees
Cramer
Mule Haas
Kute
Connie Mack
The
White Elephants
Olympic and sports notes from a busy week
Colombia's Jorge Perry heads track for Olympic team while Kenneth Myers with W E Garrett Gilmore pursues doubles sculling. Barry of Washington wins a six round decision in New York prep fights. Johnny Jones returns to Philadelphia seeking work with Connie Mack after Eastern League layoff. A benefit game for the Police and Herald-Mail fund draws crowds. Clyde Barnhart helps Jersey City win with a late single. Barner eyes a return to full playing time, possible moves to Toronto or Montreal. Tulane athlete stars in Maryland Theatre program, showing multi sport talent across football tennis boxing and track. A Baltimore P A L note recalls the legless veteran who excelled in high jump.
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Clyde Barnhart
Baltimore
Jersey City
Barney
Barner
Pittsburgh Pirate
Toronto
Montreal
Brooklyn
Black Cats
Maryland
Tulane University
McCarthy Plans to Rebuild for Next Pennant Race
Yankee veterans must be replaced by youths as McCarthy contemplates revamping after a potential title run. Key stars like Ruth and Gehrig near retirement while a budding core in Gomez, Allen, Dicker, and Crossetti could form the nucleus for a future championship, with Cleveland and Detroit as threats. In the A’s vs Yankees game, Mule Haas homered to beat New York 7 0, Gomez suffering his fifth loss.
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Yanks
Ruth
Combs
Lazzeri
Hidle
Joe Sewell
McCarthy
Gomez
Allen
Dicker
Gehrig
Crossetti
Chapman
Philadelphia Athletics
Major League Leaders Named by Teams and Stats
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates batting .362 and Klein Phillies with 106 runs. Klein tops RBIs with 92, while P Waner and Klein lead hits with 144 and 137 respectively. Pitching notes cite Swetonic Pirates 11 2 and Warneke Cubs 15 3. American League leaders show Foxx Athletics batting .365 and 137 hits, Simmons 121 runs, Foxx 99 RBIs, Myer and Cronin top triples, Foxx 40 homers, Chapman Yankees 26 stolen bases, and Allen Yankees 17 5 in the pitcher line.
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Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Reds
Ott
Frisch
Cards
Stripp
Dodgers
Swetonic
Warneke
Cubs
Foxx
Athletics
3Fanush
Senators
Simmons
Porter
Indians
R. Johnson
Red Sox
Myer
Cronin
Ruth
Yankees
Chapman
Blue
White Sox
Walker
Tigers
Allen
G. Ab. R. H. Pet Oerroxx
A’s Wee
Pgh
Philg
Phill
Manush
Wsh
Det
Onenee
Eeb Simmons
Os Gehrig
Averill
Senator Byron Hurls a Victory Over Kemp's Club
The Williamsport Tanners led 4 0 in the first inning and cruised to a 12 to 5 win at Kemp's behind Senator Bill Byron on the mound. Bryan, Kreps, R Poffenberger and Wimmerman produced multiple hits, McElroy homered for the losers, and Billy Byron and Downs played solid defense.
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Williamsport
Kreps
R. Poffenberger
Wimmerman
McElroy
Downs
Byron
Maryland Caddies Forfeit Tourney
The caddies from Maryland Country Club of Baltimore forfeited a planned match with Fountain Head Country Club caddies after failing to appear and not notifying officials. A return match in Baltimore was booked for August 15, and officials have not decided if Fountain Head caddies will travel for the rematch.
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Maryland Country Club
Baltimore
Fountain Head Country Club
Fountain Head Club
Fountain Head
Trio Of Golfing Matches On Top Three Contests Tonight
Three matches are set at Lucky Strike Golf Course tonight. Western Union meets Postal at 7 30, First Hose Company faces Pioneers at 8 30, and Troop 10 Boy Scouts clash with Troop 3 at 9 30. Postal won last week’s opener 9 to 6 in a three game series.
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Postal
Hose
Pioneers
Troop 10
Boy Scouts
Telegraph Messenger
Corderman
Stitzel
Mickey Walker Scores A Kayoe
Mickey Walker knocked out Salvatore Ruggirello with a right to the jaw one minute and ten seconds after the bell at Dreamland Park Newark. Walker weighed 169 pounds to Ruggirello's 205 and had to seek his pay after the bout as the State Athletic Commission held up purses for both fighters.
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Newark
N. J
Mickey Walker
Salvatore Ruggirello
Dreamland Park
State Athletic Commission
Walker
Ruggirello
Ruggiretto
Mt Tabor WU B Sunday School Annual Picnic
The Mt Tabor WU B Sunday School will hold their annual picnic in Sword's Meadow along the Greencastle pike on Saturday afternoon July 30. All are welcome.
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Mt. Tabor WU. B
Sword'’s Meadow
Clarkson's Grove
Greencastle Pike
Baseball Matchups Span Tomorrow and Today
Tomorrow the schedule includes Washington at St Louis and Boston at Chicago with New York visiting Cleveland and Philadelphia hosting Detroit. Today St Louis visits Brooklyn while Chicago visits Boston and Cincinnati plays Philadelphia and Pittsburgh faces New York.
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Cleveland
Philaaelphia Ee
Washington Pr
Detroit Sane
St. Louis
Ukicagro Ae
Hal Boston
Pittshburgh
Chicago
Hpedaes
Boston
Philadelphia
Wee Jy
Os St. Louix
Brooklisa Ween
Cincinnati
Washington
Booston
Detroit
Brooklyn
Chicageo
Pittsburgh
America's Chances in Olympics by Alan Gould
United States aims to regain the Olympic high hurdles title and sweep 1 2 3 with Jack Keller George Saling and Percy Beard leading a strong American trio. Keller tied the world mark 14.4 at Palo Alto while Beard seeks peak form after 14.2 at last year’s nationals. foreign challengers include Wegner Sjostedt Facelli Petterson Golding Burghley and Golding with Taylor still defending the world record.
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Associated Press
United States
Jack Keller
George Saling
Percy Beard
Keller
Palo <Alto
Saling
Beard
Amsterdam
Weigman
Smith
Atkinson
Wegner
Europe
David Burghley
Morgan Taylor
Frank Cuhel
Facelli
Italy
Burgeley
Sten Petterson
George Golding
Golding
Taylor
Tred Avon Favorite To Win At Arlington Park
Arlington matron stakes for fillies and mares runs at a mile and a furlong with over 12000 dollars in value. Tred Avon owned by 8 L Labrot of Annapolis is the favorite. Other strong contenders include Evening Risque Conamore Canmfi Say Rukapo Late Date Kincsen. Hawthorne to cut admission as Arlington meet closes. Hawthorne 29 day meeting opens next Monday.
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Chicago
Arlington Matron
Arlington Park
Tred Avon
8. L. Labrot
Annapolis
George B. Widener
John D. Hertz
Conamore
Canfli
1 Say
Rukapo
Late Date
Kincsen
Hawthorne Race Track
Arlington
Hawthorne
Boonsboro Cubs Sweep Weekend Wins Over Kemp's Millers
The Boonsboro Cubs won two games over the weekend defeating Kemp's Mill 8 to 7 and Tilghmanton 7 to 5. Lumm went 3 for 4 in the Saturday tilt while J Barnes, Wade, Smith and Jones led the opponents. The two games feature strong early offense by Boonsboro and late rally resistance by Tilghmanton and Kemp's Mill.
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Boonsboro Cubs
Kemp's Mill
Tilchmanton
Millers
Lumm
J. Barnes
W. Wade
Smith
Jones
Boonsboro
Kemp
Alexander and
Haller
R. Barnes
Bowers
Tilghmanton
Byers
Roger
H. Jones
Baseball's Big Six By The Associated Prenas
The Victoria Nyanza is the largest lake in Africa and, next to Lake Superior, the largest sheet of fresh water in the world.
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Prenas
Victoria Nyanza
Africa
Lake Superior
Nashville and Chattanooga Play in Southern Association Showdown
The lone Southern Association game saw Nashville 0 versus Chattanooga 5, with only one game on the schedule. An exhibition at St Louis featured Rochester 7 and St Louis 6 in a notable minor league matchup.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Chattanooga
Managers Pleased With Showings Of Their Players
Managers Elliott of the Newsies and Limburg of the Cops praised their squads after yesterday's practice. They scheduled a 2:30 p.m. benefit game Friday at the Stadium, with proceeds to the Police Man's Fund and a silver trophy donated by Kay Jewelry's D. D. Seigle.
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Herald-Mail
Poicemen’s Fund
Elliott
The
Newsies
Pete Limburg
Cops
D. D. Seigle
Kay Jewelry Company
Vinegar Hill Steamers Rally To Edge Arma Juniors
The Vinegar Hill Steamers defeated the Arma Juniors 9 to 7 on the new Hagerstown Pike diamond. W Nutter tripled in the ninth to drive in tying and winning runs as Morris fanned 19 but Steamers bunched hits. Mentzer Byers Nutter led Steamers while Myers and Lowman shined for the losers. Brown, Lowman, and Mentzer pitched for Arma Juniors.
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Vinegar Hill
Arma
Hagerstown Pike
Steamers
W. Nutter
Morris
R. Mentzer
Byers
Nutter
Myers
Spigler
Williamsporters
F. Lowman
Brown
Thut
Arma Jrs
Morris and Nichols
DeMolay Golf Tourney Planned For Championship
A DeMolay golf club tournament aims to determine the Order's golfing champion. Qualifying rounds finish within two weeks, first round set for August v. Four eights expected. open to all active and majority members. Lighting up details via committee members Hilton Long, Fred Mowen, or Fred Entler.
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Hilton Long
Fred Mowen
Fred Entler
Middlebury Fliers to face Pointers at Woodpoint Field
Middlebury Fliers will meet the Pointers on Wednesday evening at Woodpoint field. Last week the game was halted in the third inning by a downpour with the score 4 to 3, in favor of the Pointers. Varuna figures in Vedic mythology as the all-pervading heaven.
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Middlebury Fliers
Woodpoint Field
Varuna
Smitties Lose to Pointers 6 2 in Smithsburg Game
Smithsburg fell 6 to 2 to the Pointers on Saturday at Smithsburg. Jacobs allowed six hits, Kline seven. The game featured a fast double play Miller to Kretzer and a ninth inning Barnhart triple scoring two. Before led with three hits as both teams played solid ball. Woodpine scored in the first and final innings, while Smithsburg added two late runs.
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Smithsburg
Jacobs
Kline
Miller
Kretzer
Barnhart
Woodpoin
Jacobs and Barnhart
Needy
Legion Captures Pair of Games at City Park Diamond
The American Legion nine won a doubleheader against Cardinal A. C. by 6 to 3 and 9 to 4, both games at City Park Diamond. Lefty Schlotterbeck allowed only three hits in seven innings of the first game, while Boone gave up nine hits in the nightcap. Manager C. C. Frush seeks fast junior amateur teams in the area for games.
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American Legion
Cardinal A. C
City Park
Lefty Schlotterbeck
Boone
C. C. Frush
Security Trojans Set Evening Practice Session
The Security Trojans will stage a practice at 5 o'clock this evening. All members are urged to attend and be present for the session.
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