Athletic Show Scheduled For Elk Gathering
A big night for the TriState Elks convention in Elk City features four boxing rounds and a one hour wrestling match at the Fairgrounds. Main bout Angelo Brocaddi vs Joe Raspi in six rounds with a rest of four rounders including Jerry Kunkleman vs Babe Boldridge and Tony Farrie vs Joe Siniano. Wrestling match and other attractions round out the program with tickets set at 75 cents.
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Babe Boldridge
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Tony Farrie
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Harrisburg
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Roly Fouch
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Jimmy Trump
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Tials
Hagerstown
League Game Here Tonight Se curity Tigers Face Woodmen in WCW clash
Tonight at the stadium the Security Tigers meet the Woodmen of the World in a Washington County League game. Woodmen sit at two wins and one loss, under manager Shirey in his league debut, with several new faces probable in the lineup. Fans urged to gather by 6 30 at the club rooms before departure.
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Corn And Wheat Prices Advance In Hagerstown
Wheat in Hagerstown rose about six cents and corn about five cents over the past week amid a West drought and crop shortages. Washington County farmers hope higher prices bring relief, while county corn may still be salvaged with rains expected this week. Wheat quotes around 92 cents and corn about 70 cents.
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Maugansville Colts Doubleheader Run Scoring Spree
The Maryland State Penal Farm hosted a busy weekend with two games against Funkstown Fleetwings and two against C. C. Camp of Waynesboro. Maugansville won 10 to 3 in the Saturday opener behind strong pitching by Russell King, then edged Funkstown 11 innings to 3 in a high scoring late affair. Sunday the Farm swept Waynesboro 7 to 4 and 9 to 5, with Lee Barnes and Brant contributing solid defensive plays. A later Sunday finish saw Maugansville beat Downsville 5 to 4 as five fourth inning runs set the tone, with Buchanan, Daley, Burk, Boyer, and Kline among the notable players.
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American League Results and Standings Recap
Yesterday in the American League Boston defeated Washington 8 to 0 and St Louis beat Chicago 4 to 3. Standings show Detroit and New York leading, with Boston, St Louis, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cleveland in pursuit. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at St Louis, Washington at Philadelphia, Boston at New York, and Detroit at Cleveland. Tomorrow’s games feature Boston at New York and Detroit at Cleveland.
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National League schedule notes and results
A fragmented National League report lists no games scheduled and scattered team scores. It notes upcoming matchups Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St. Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn and a few unclear city pairings amid affected lines.
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Mt Lena Defeats St Paul Team 13 to 4 on Sunday
Mt Lena took the St Paul A C to task on the Mt Lena diamond scoring 13 runs. Sites Lumm and Faulders led with four hits each for the winners while Toms Wishard and Brnde led the losers with three hits apiece. The Mt Lena lineup faces Tilghmanton next Sunday.
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Local Quotations Prices Paid Farmers
Wheat 2e by, Corn Te bu, Eggs 16e doz, Butter 20e25e, Shoulders 12c, Hams 20c, Lard, Gold, Old Chickens, Young Chickens, Country Bacon, Irish Potatoes new 0.75 bu, Onions 1.00 bu, Sweet Potatoes new 2.50 bu, Apples 10e bu, Green Beans 5e bu.
Softball league standings and meeting notices
Standings for the Junior Softball League are incomplete due to some teams not reporting scores. An umpire rules meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 15 PM at McFaddin's Sport Shop, bring rule books. managers meet in a closed session to discuss important matters. A possible national‑ranking big league softball team may visit Hagerstown, and an all star local seniors vs. Washington DC Légion roster game is being arranged. Standings show West End Juniors leading with 6 3 0 000, Hartle Bros Juniors 3 0 1 000, Washington St Ir s 3 0 1 000, others 0 3 000, with several forfeits noted.
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Famous Old Time Ball Players In Washington Games
Large crowds attend the games in Washington with the invitation to participate likely to be accepted. Notable figures headline the event as spectators and participants gather for the baseball showcase.
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Hartle Juniors pitcher shines as scores surge in Junior League
Snyder of Hartle's Juniors allowed two hits against the Eagles while Barnhart of the Cab pies and Barger of Concord Street held the Red Shield Club and Broad way to three hits. Twelve doubles eleven triples and five homers were tallied by ten teams. Cabbie members turned a double play. Shirey's Juniors forfeited to Washington Street. A chase for the Junior League crown builds as contenders prepare to clash. Boys up to 17 are invited to join through team managers. North End A. C. will hold a 6 pm practice on their home diamond replacing the Wednesday session. Manager Linshbaugh hopes all players attend.
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