Fountain Head Tournament Opens Golf Event Abroad Field
The Fountain Head Country Club hosts its fourth annual Invitation Tournament with about 160 players from four states. Golfers from Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Frederick Winchester Cumberland and Alexandria compete as morning rounds begin and match play is set for Saturday. Notable entrants include top locals and a Baltimore favorite eyeing the title despite strong field and challenging course conditions.
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Jamison guest to attend Emmitsburg Club pennant celebration
J Vincent Jamison president of the Blue Ridge loop will guest at Emmitsburg Saturday for the race of the 1927 Frederick County League pennant and trophy presentation to the Emmitsburg manager. A big celebration is planned with Jamison raising the flag and presenting the trophy at 1 30. A baseball game starts at 3. Frederick County officials and local baseball figures will participate. Pro game interest includes Hamazaki Migitake of Japan who refused offers and will return home to play.
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Downsville Letter Notes Regional Guernsey Sale Visit
Mr and Mrs William Speaker hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Keplinger Mr and Mrs Roger Smith and children Mr and Mrs BR Ti ner Mr and Mrs Homer Suftacool Mr and Mrs Harry Massack Mr and Mrs Walter Speaker and children Mr and Mrs C D Speaker and Frandson and Willam lass plus Lewis Izer and Brown C Long at a large Guernsey cattle sale in Pennsylvania Claude Smith spent Sunday with his parents in Tilghmanton.
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Bar at Marth'g New York and St Louis draws list
A garbled listing shows venues and matchups across cities including New York St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Hanover Cleveland and Detroit. The fragmented OCR string names teams and places but lacks coherent structure or clear results.
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Olympic Pole Vault Hopeful Barnes Seeks Paris Return
Accurately described as the Olympic champion and world record holder in the pole vault, Lee Barnes of the University of Southern California is considered a top contender for Olympic honors again this year. A 21 year old senior from Los Angeles, Barnes previously won the Paris Games pole vault at 12 feet 11 3 4 inches and recently set a world record by surpassing Sabin Carr’s mark by one inch. He is expected to challenge Sabin Carr of Yale for first at Amsterdam, with steady improvement since the last Olympics. Barnes weighs 150 pounds and stands nearly six feet, having supported his family during his schooling due to his father’s long illness.
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Hustlers Win Two Against Raiders in Late Rallyes
The Hustlers beat the Raiders in both games at Hanover as Frederick defeated them 10 to 8. Lefty Grove allowed nine runs in eight innings, Kane gave up 14 hits, and Hanover trailed by two after yesterday’s pair of losses. The Redbirds scored four unearned runs aided by four errors, while Munson worked seven strikeouts for the win.
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Hubs edge Martinsburg in tight road game
The Hubs cross the Potomac for another crack at Martinsburg with Dodge likely on the mound. Ed Millik delivered five key plays and three hits highlighting a hard fought win as Leslie hit a timely homer to break a tie in the fourth. Martinsburg 4 Hagerstown 5.
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Eleven year old Dorothy Bundy rival to Helen Wills
The eleven year old Southern California girl champion Dorothy Bundy displays a tennis talent that surpasses her years. Daughter of May Sutton and Tom Bundy, she inherits top credentials as her mother and father shaped her game while Southern Association results list Memphis over Atlanta, Birmingham over Little Rock, Mobile over Nashville, New Orleans over Chattanooga.
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Local Baseball Scores and Play Postponement Notice
Jeanette edge Johnstown 5 to 4 Fairmont defeats Scottdale 9 to 5 Wheeling blanked Clarksburg 5 to 0 The play Aaron Slick of Punkin Crick scheduled for Saturday June has been postponed to June 16 due to unavoidable circumstances
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Cincinnati Giants loom as potential collapse in New York
Daily Review Of Majors reports a tense MLB scene. Cincinnati claimed three Giants scalps in four games at the Polo Grounds as Rhinelanders edged New York 5 to 3 in ten innings with Eppa Rixey winning after Dutch Heavy surrendered two runs in the tenth. Hornsby sparked a Cardinals 11 to 8 win with his 18th homer while Brooklyn beat Chicago 7 to 2 and Phillies rallied for a 4 to 3 win. Yankees topped White Sox 8 to 6, Tigers fell to Athletics 12 to 5, and St. Louis Browns outlasted Boston 9 to 8 in ten innings.
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Thurmont advances to state final with 9–7 win over Hancock
Thurmont High School defeated Hancock High 9 to 7 to reach the state championship game. Beards stellar pitching limited Hancock to six hits while striking out three as J Kerns and Faith stood out for the losers. Thurmont advances to face the winner of Charles County versus Prince Georges County for the state title.
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Shenandoah Nine Meet Athletics Sunday at Willow Lane Park
Shenandoah nine meets Hagerstown Athletics and Norfolk and Western A A teams in a double header Sunday afternoon at Willow Lane Park starting at 2 o clock. Lefty Moneymaker guides Shenandoah which has four straight wins, while Young’s Athletics have three losses in fourteen games and plan to start Lefty Wilson. Friday practice at Willow Lane urged for all members.
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