Hughey Jennings Leads Giants In McGraw Absence
Ill health kept John McGraw off the bench as Hughey Jennings ran the New York Giants. The club has won 28 of 40 games, juggling players due to injuries and lineup shifts. McGraw reportedly directed from afar. the team adapts with Frisch, Groh, Kelly, and others out, yet remains effective with depth and steady pitching.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
John Mc Taw
McGraw
Giants
Hughey Jennings
Jenningss
Cuby
Steinfeldt
Johnny
Evora
Frank Chance
Athletics
Baker
Collines
McItnnis
Frisch
Kelly
Groh
Jackson
Lindstrom
Pase
Terry
Young
Rightfeld
Gianta
Tigers win out in ninth frame in Detroit opener
Detroit grabbed the series opener from Chicago 8 to 6 after a tense ninth inning rally. O Rourke tied the game with a homer into left field street, Noon scored ahead of him, and the Tigers sealed the win with late runs. Faber, Schalk and Whitehill, Bassler authored the batteries for the teams.
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Tigers
Detroit
Chicago
Llat
Doyle
Haney
O'Rourke
Rourke
Class player ruling decides Thomas case for Chambersburg club
President Jamison of the Blues Ridge League rules that a player must appear in official guides to be deemed class. Donald Thomas is not class this year as records show 24 games in faster company, though he played more than 26 elsewhere. The decision allows Chambersburg to keep all current players, with one future class consideration once guides acknowledge 24 games in 1924 and near 26 in 1926.
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Whoan
J. W. Jamison
Blues Ridge League
Donald Thomas
Chambersburg
Spaulding
Reach
League
Thomas
Maroon
Jamison 80
Jamison
Maroons
Turtoer
Werre
Murray
Zubris
Joe Brophy
Brophy
Jack Dunn
Reading Club
Orioles
Jack
Guider
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Seerst
Wagner
Huba
Martinsburg Snyder
Cl. Secapenneae AB
Black
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Griffith
Woodring
A and Hawks
Phillies Hornsby
Cards
Secrist
RaKnow
Allerty
Saseeeeees Ae
Barnhart
Pirates
Smith
Seveeneneen
Waynesrboro AB
Bancroft
Braves
Nelson
Vee Nee
Ahuvere
American Laague
Chub G. Ab. R. H Pea
Reynolds
Bb. P. Sass
Simmons
Athletics
Veneer Speaker
Indians
Waltz
of. P
Comoresky
Slater
Browns
Wa Zoldera
Oveyseye Neilmann
Tigers
Deevee
Ree Cobb
Ian Martinsburg
Oto Tox
Waynenboro
Searlat
Balle Zelders
Ragnow
Strusk
Brec
Bas
Halla
Oristoon
Fock Eo
Walts
Poppen
Earla
Plicher
Typecrist
Neleen
Ifaen
Alts
Snyder
Early Season Heroes Uhle and Scott Impress in Openers
Veteran hurlers George Uhle of the Cleveland Indians and John Scott of the New York Giants emerge as early season heroes by winning their first three starts. Uhle, in top form after Florida training and arm strengthening, looks like the 1928 ace Cleveland needed. Scott, once released by Cincinnati and revived by McGraw, again proves his durability after a strong spring in Ft Myers and solid relief outings.
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Billy Evans
George Uhle
Cleveland Indians
John Scott
New York Giants
George Uhie
Uhie
Able
Cleveland
Flotion
Cincinnati
John McGraw
Scott
Toledo
American Association
McGraw
Ft. Myers
Athletics
Hughey Jennings
Imo Scott
Hughey
Simmons
Jon Hauser
Jennings
Major Leagues After Eastern College Hurler Torpe
New York reports major league clubs seek Dominick Torpe, NYU hurler, who has six straight wins this season. He features speed, a sharp curve and command, plus solid hitting. Torpe is compared to Holy Cross ace Owen Carroll, a noted pitcher. Big league tryouts may come next season or even in the fall.
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New York
Dominick Torpe
Atar
New York University
Torpe
Ena
Atlantic Coast
Owen Carroll
Pitacer
Holy Cross
Carror
Yesterday's Home Run Swats Record and Strikeout Mark
Zu brig set a league record with 14 strikeouts against the Raiders yesterday. Lefty Clarke of Waynesboro and Bullet Brown of the Hubs share the prior record with 13 K. No bases on balls were issued by Zubris or Dolan in the game, tying or setting another record.
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Zubrig
Raiders
Lefty Clarke
Fate
Waynesboro
Bullet Brown
Hubs
Zubris
Dolan
Balla
Hubs Capture Another Game Despite Tight Pitching Duel
Zubria and Dolan staged a rare pitchers duel at Hanover as the Hubs won behind sparkling defense. Zubria struck out 14 Raiders, setting a new league record, while Werre and Conti provided lonely hits for Hanover. Dolan contributed four strikeouts and Haganstown’s defense limited Hanover to five runs.
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Zubria
Dolan
Hanover
Raidera
Werre
Contiome
Craig
Iepgitetae
O. A
Bartle
Lee Perais
Ate Eeenne Beell
Dugan
Cote
Henorstownt
Slaybach
Sutton
Zubris
Bawee
Pensioner
Vacovrer
Dolan Ikaunaa
Flrat
Etrora
Hagerstown
Bacritica
Thomas
Diek
Frank and
Byers
Baseball Highlights and Scores From The Weekend Card
Ongoing season action features Cuorgs H Ruth aiding the Yankees in a loss to the Senators while George makes a near homer and Jones is shut down by Senators pitching. Mousel and Linstrom homer for Grimes, Giants defeat Dodgers, O Rourke breaks deadlock with Faber as Tigers take series vs White Sox. Phillies slug by 12-10 on careless grocers picnic day slate.
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Cuorgs H. Ruth
Yankees
Senators
George
Johnson
Sentara
Jones
Grimm Drives Cubs Past Pirates 6-5 in Eighth
Grimm homered in the eighth fueling a Cubs 6-5 win over the Pirates. The blast hurt Pirates veteran Aldridge who was part of the noted trade.
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Grimm
Pirates
Aldridge
Cubs
Blue Ridge League Yesterday's Results Summary
Hagerstown defeated Hanover 6 to 4 while Frederick beat Chambersburg 4 to 2. Martinsburg routed Waynesboro 21 to 1. Tomorrow's schedule features Hagerstown at Hanover Chambersburg at Frederick and Waynesboro at Martinsburg.
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Hagerstown
Hanover
Frederick
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Wayheyboro
le Pet
Wayneshoro
Ebeb Eens Ee
Frederick Be Bee
Deanna
Jianover ’ Rae Bane Eee
Martinsburg Saeee
Baseball scores from National League games
National League results show Philadelphia defeated Boston 12 to 10. New York and Brooklyn were beaten by St Louis 6 to 4. Cincinnati won 3 to 6? Chicago and Pittsburgh tied 6 to 6.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
St. Goula
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Sacsessees
Eeede
Pittaburegh
Baseball Scores From Afternoon Games
In the American League Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 while Washington beat New York 8 to 6. St Louis toppled Cleveland 10 to 2 and Detroit won 8 to 6 against Chicago.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
L. Bel Philadelphia
Onan A
Washington Sevescsevre Br
Reree
St. Loud
Menesee
Umpire Rules On Batters Foot Placement In The Box
The rule targets illegal batting when both feet exit the batter box during contact. Umpires usually ignore minor foot outside positions at swing start, but call a batter out if both feet finish outside the lines, preventing deception such as curve or spitball attempts.
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Eithor
Hoda
Suvrely
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