Catalano Entry Favored In Bester Memorial Feature
The Catalano entry appears strong to win the Harry Bester Memorial feature with Tennant a likely runner-up, while Indianola and Contara are expected to challenge for payoff money in opening day races at Hagerstown spring meeting. Banana, Catalano, and Indianola are highlighted across the card with several contenders noted in each race.
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Harry # Bester
Thisfternoon
Hagerstown
Fennant
A-E. Johnson
B. O. F. Randolph
Moor Waugh
Uel
Banana
Contara
Indianola
Pirates Triumph In High-Scoring Wartime Batting Card
Swetonie falls to Host in sixth with Matted for Swetonie in sixth and Harrin to sixth. English, Hartnett, Grace noted among fielding and batting trivia. Two-base hits by Rita and Suey, three-base by Witt Hendrick, and errors shaped the game as Pittshardh and Harrin contributed clutch moments.
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F. Herman
Stephenson
Demarce
Ho Hendrick
Zener En Martiett
Joan
Grace
Rita
Suey
W. Hermas
Witt Hendrick
Piet
Vaughar
Xobri Vaughan
Awhr
Banent Chio
Pittshardh
Root
Sewetonie
Harris
Strekont
Moyt
Witer Sevetante
Werrin
Mit
Witch
Baseball season leaders and top team stats listed
The report details the major league leaders across the National and American Leagues. Frederick of the Dodgers tops batting at .354 with Martin of the Cardinals scoring 34 runs and Klein of the Phillies driving in 41. Hartnett and Klein share doubles at 11, and Klein plus Berger lead home runs with 10. Gehrig and Combs pace runs and RBIs, while Brennan and Parmelee post strong pitching records.
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Yeaterday
Frederick
Dodgers
Martin
Cardinals
Beringer
Braves
Bartell Phillies
Klein
Phillies
Hartnett
Cubs
Hite—Fallis
F. Herman
Leslie
Giants
Lindstrom
P. Waner
Pirates
Berger
Davis
Carleton
Parmelee
West
Browns
Hodapp
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Combs
Appling
White Sox
Dickey
Simmons
iKuhel
Senators
Averill
Indians
Sewell
Manush
Lazzeri
Tigers
Burns
Campbell
Chapman
Brennan
Allen
McAfee
Mahaffey
Athletics
Nationals Split Washington Yankees in twin bill loss
Washington and New York split a doubleheader as the Senators won game one 12 to 7 and the Yankees took game two 7 to 2. Pitching and 49 base hits dominated the pair, with Ruffing Moore and others used by New York and several Washington players noted for drives and defensive plays. Stated details include line scores, batting mentions for Ruth Gehrig and Cronin, and umpire crew Summers, Gwenn, Vas Graflan.
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Washington
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
New York
Ruffing
Moore
Gomes
Brown
Dickey
Jorgens
Jorgess
Cronett
Gorin
Poo
Rapwerth
Burké
sRice
Pormoes
Satan
Ruanell
Teh
Bucke
Reon
Ruth
Gehrig
J. Sewell
Muwush
Cromim
Rice
Kebel
Twe Bane
Sévrett
Gebrig
Combs
Mannah
Wase Kite Muth
Cronin
Chapman
Pennick
Rekewty Kukety Bluege
Baseball Cards Must Be Stacked
Three times in less than a year Tom Bridges of Detroit saw his dream of a no hit no run contest go on a single safety with two out in the ninth. American apples gain competitive position in India after lower freight rates were arranged between the west coast and Cal outta.
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Tom Bridges
Detroit
India
Cavetown Drops Close Contest In Ninth Inning
John Nuse pitched six solid innings guiding the Harristown Raiders to a 7 to 5 victory over Cavetown A C on Memorial Day. Cavetown used five pitchers and surged late, but a bases loaded double by Van Burger and a Walters Baker single produced the decisive two runs in the ninth. Postgame practice announced for Raiders with all members urged to attend.
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John Nuse
Harristown Raiders
Cavetown A. C
Cavetown
Nuse
South
Smith
Raiders
van Burger
Walter Baker
Sill
Harrystown
Andrews
Martin
Farley Urges Repeal Campaign in Indiana Delegates Vote
Postmaster General James A. Farley as DNC chairman wrote to 5,000 state and local party leaders in Indiana urging active cooperation in a militant campaign to get out the largest vote possible in favor of repeal at the election of delegates to a ratification convention next Tuesday.
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New York
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
Memorial Day speakers at Sharpsburg recall Kansas congressman
Congressman Edward C. Little of Kansas Hon William T Page and Fred N Zihlman spoke at Memorial Day exercises in Sharpsburg. Beer strength figures show high grade beer now 2 percent alcohol after grain curtailment with low grade beer near 2 percent. Rotary Club nomination hints at Alexander Armstrong as president. Hagerstown split a Decoration Day doubleheader with Martinsburg, morning loss and afternoon win. County tax rate projected at 85 cents with taxable base set at 42,871,979 dollars.
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Edward C. Little
Kansas
William T. Page
Fred N. Zihlman
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Coal prices rise as market notes a 10 cent jump
A historical brief records hard coal increasing ten cents per ton to six dollars ninety five, and notes Carlisle Presbytery planning to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Reys ordination with a celebration.
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Carlisle
Rey
West ordained in Hagerstown report from early dispatch
Reports from Constantinople claim 2000 Melat gherd residents on the Euphrates were killed in an April 29 earthquake. Kent Miller drove his $200 motorcycle from Williamsport to Hagerstown, covering 6 miles in 13 minutes.
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Constantinople
Melat Gherd
Euphrates
Kent Miller
Williamsport
Hagerstown
South End A C Split Twin In Close Games
South End A C split a twin with Tilghmanton 9 to 7 in the morning and beat Chewsville 11 to 8 in the afternoon. Both games were decided in the ninth inning with Wood driving in the winning run in the afternoon. Kline and Myers starred. Longnecker and Bowman worked behind the plate. Next, South End meets Boonsboro Bears Sunday at Boonsboro stadium.
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South End
A. C
Tilghmanton
Chewsville Warriors
Warriors
Wood
Kline
Myers
South End A. C
Boonsboro Bears
Boonsboro Stadium
Chewsville
Longnecker
Bowman
Knode
Cook
suspension of J G Ford by Washington County league
Frank Colley of The Herald Mall informs readers that J G Ford of the North End Athletic Club is suspended for four weeks from actual play for assaulting umpire Tom Loy during a May 30 game between North End Club and Boonsboro in Boonsboro. Ford cannot play or appear in uniform on league grounds until after June 27. President Chas W Boyer notes strict penalties for assaults on umpires.
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Frank Colley
Herald-Mall
City
Frank
J. G. Ford
North End Athleticlub
Tom Loy
Boonsboro
North End
New Salem Colts Sweep Double Versus Yankees
The New Salem Colts won both ends of a double header against the Walnut Street Yankees. First game ended 6 to 0 and second game 4 to 3. Davin and Wilhide starred for the winners while Morin led the losers. Showe, Penn, Strite, Buchanan, Wilhide, Unseld, and Davis were key players in the tight series.
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New Salem Colts
Walnut Street Yankees
S. Davin
Wilbide
Morin
Yankees
Colts
Showe
Penn
Strite
Buchanan
Wilhide
Local Market Prices For Farm Goods And Livestock
Prices paid to farmers for country lard bacon cured shoulders hams potatoes sweet potatoes live chickens young pullets live turkeys white navy beans lima beans dried apples and other produce. Quotes show per bushel and per pound ranges with small varied figures across items and quantities.
Cubs and Yankees Stars Drive Big Day In Pirates Tilt
Reports cite Herman Bill and Joe Sewell delivering multi hit performances against the Pirates with stretches of extra base hits including doubles and a homer Cronin adds a strong line for the Senators with a homer and two doubles.
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Bill
Herman
Cubs
Fune
Pirates
Joe Sewell
Yankees
Joe Cronin
Senators
Sewell
Cronin
Nune
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