Rainy Weather Bedevils Clubs as Doubleheaders Loom
The piece notes rain crippling Blue Ridge League games and others, forcing Manager Snyder to reload his pitching staff with five ready arms. It contrasts weak relief options on rival clubs, cites a harsh spring, and mentions Yankees, White Box, and Huggine, plus odd non sequiturs about Zululand and the Getord dictionary.
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Hubs Lose After Misplayed Fly Sparks Big Inning
In a rough game the Hubs fell behind after Brophy mishandled a pop fly, allowing six runs to score with Bassler tipping Puckinpaugh’s bat in the first inning. Dykes sparked the Athletics rally, while Strickler continued his hot hitting. Monroes’ move and lineup tweaks highlighted a turbulent day on the field.
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Willamsport Club Set To Visit Hagerstown For Contest
A large crowd is expected as the Willamport tall club visits Hagerstown to face the Athletics in a 4 PM game. The visitors, strengthened by former Industrial League players, includeBlahop as pitcher and Zimmerman as catcher. Hagerstown counters with Henry Sorta or Young on the mound and Myers catching.
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Errors Costly To The Hubs In Martinsburg Loss
Two base hits by Farrell Brophy Strickler Kannan Deni Wits Buckalow in 423 innings. Sacrifice hits by Curtis Snyder Carlin Deibte, Boyla to Kaunas to McGaldrick. Left on bases Martinsburg five Hagerstown eight. Buckalew Ryan Fryman Brown walked and struck out. Errors by Martinsburg three and Hagerstown one. Time 2 04. Fryman the winning pitcher Buckalow the loser. Umpires Breslin and Shaffer.
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Frederick thumps Hanover to 18 3 baseball win
Frederick Ab. pounded Hanover 18 to 3 as Adamson struggled. Frederick totaled 17 earned runs while Hanover managed just a few scattered hits. Batters included Hiller, Pullis, Alberts and St. Martin, with Frederick’s pitching by Adamson and Lands lifting them to the lopsided victory.
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Waynesboro Baseball Club Faces Loss of Franchise
Waynesboro near rocks as Legion members fail to fund rescue for Villagera. officials say treasury near empty and Cumberland ready to take over the franchise. legion promised to raise $1000 but little was contributed and few members attended a recent meeting.
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Local Ys Cracked Swimmers Headline Strong Team
Hagerstown Y shows a strong swimming program with a promising lineup led by J Russell Wilson. Meet plans include contests with Waynesboro and Hanover, tryouts Friday 9 to 10, and a summer pool schedule starting June 9 through September 2 with multiple classes and times.
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Blue Ridge League Results and Standings
Yesterday results Martinsburg 8 8 Hagerstown 4 Chambersburg 0 Waynesboro 3 Frederick 18 Hanover 3 standings show Chambersairs 10 Waynesboro 10 ERSTOWN 10 ATG Hanover 10 ACE Martinsboro 8 AUT Frederick Aa Today's schedule Martinsburg at Hagerstown Chambersburg at Waynesboro Hanover at Frederick
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Timely Tips for Amateurs on Curve Ball Mastery
Adolph Luque of the Cincinnati Reds extols the curve ball as a deceptive weapon and stresses control and variety in pitching. He argues a curve ball that obeys the pitcher’s intent confounds batters, and a flexible delivery can yield subtle ball movement. A rookie Washington debutante shows pinch hitting promise, while the Athletics maintain a .500 pace as the season advances.
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Waynesboro Beats Chambershire In Tight Baseball Clash
Waynesboro edges Chambershire 3 to 2 with Maurer homering and Stover delivering a three-base hit. Stover also drove in two runs as Conti scored on two base hits, while Mathews and Raset combined for eight strikeouts.
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Babe Ruth Becomes National Guard Member Meets Pershing
The famed baseball star Babe Ruth joins the New York National Guard and chats with General Pershing. The exchange touches on soldiering, nerves, and the fate of the Athletics amid war, with Ruth humorously noting the team’s prospects and his own role.
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Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Defeats Grace U B at Willow Lang Park
Trinity Lutheran Sunday school team defeated Grace U B Sunday school team 3 to 0 at Willow Lang Park. Highlights included Slaughterbeck for Grace U B and Hatcher, Hornbaker and Hasley for Trinity with Green also contributing.
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Queensboro Club Licensed for Long Island City Arena Bout
New York June 6 The state athletic commission licensed the Queensboro Athletic Club to hold a bout in its Long Island City arena removing an obstacle in the way of the Wills Madden Heavyweight rival scheduled for next Monday night.
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