Hubs Seek Second Round Win As Foreman Opposes Kissling
The Hagerstown Hubs host the Blue Sox aiming to extend their home unbeaten streak and keep pace in the circuit. Foreman faces Kissling for West Virginia in a key matchup as Chester boy Taylor returns to bolster a lineup with hitting power.
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Blue Sox Clinch Fury in Martinsburg Exhibition
Frank Burke led the Blue Sox to a 12 to 1 rout over Martinsburg as General Sheridan’s team was overwhelmed early. Woodring, Wilhoit and Wise stood out with early rallies and multiple hits, while Sheridan allowed 12 runs before being relieved in the later innings.
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Recruits Help in Nationals Victory
Washington reporters note two Washington recruits contributing to a 3 to 1 win over Detroit in the second game of the series. Lisenbee from Memphis pitched well and Reeves from Georgia Tech lined a fourth inning RBI single to break the tie. Manager Harris stated Dick Snelling was sold to Jersey City of the International League.
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Walberg Too Good For White Sox
Philadelphia upset the Chicago White Sox 8 to 3 as Walberg defeated Barnabe and Blankenship on the mound. The Mackmen snapped twenty scoreless innings with a four-run fourth inning. Walberg struck out seven and gave up three hits after the third, including a Sheely homer.
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Cleveland Indians Take Double Bill Over Red Sox
On Bunker Hill Day in Cleveland the Indians swept a two game set from Boston 6 to 3 and 4 to 3. Hudlin excelled with both pitching and hitting in game one while Miller held the Red Sox to two hits until the eighth in game two. Shaute closed out the final innings to preserve the win.
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Charleroi and Clarksburg Power Past Opponents
Charleroi edged Cumberland 3 to 2 while Clarksburg defeated Johnstown 9 to 2 and Wheeling beat Jeannette 6 to 3 in a sequence of high scoring games. Pairmont deottdaie rain, Herald ads bring results.
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Notable World Series Batting Records and Surprises
The passage reviews standout World Series batting feats and slumps by legends like Rogers Hornsby, Tommy Thevenow, Ty Cobb, and Frankie Frisch. It highlights Hornsby’s .250 in 1926, Thevenow’s near .500, Cobb’s mixed 368 career in three series, and Frisch’s .363 across four years with 37 hits in 102 at-bats, including peaks and lows.
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Villagers Fall In Ninth Inning Defeat At Frederick
Frederick's Waynesboro Villagers drop a 5 to 4 decision as four hits and a walk in the ninth inning fuel a late rally. Russell and Franks collided chasing a Texas leaguer and were carried off but expected to recover. Sherry pitched well for the Hustlers, allowing five hits.
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Yankees win sixth straight as Shocker nails Browns
New York defeats St. Louis 3 2 in a game highlighted by Urban Shocker's four hit allowed effort. Morehart scored the decisive run in the eighth on a series of miscues and Durst drove in the go ahead tally with a sacrifice fly. Ruth exits after injuring a leg swinging at a third strike yesterday.
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Fast Games in d. League Highlights Washington Square Triumph
Washington Square defeated St Paul Evans 10 to 2 as Sunday School League play continued. First Brethren beat St John’s Lutheran 18 to 9 with strong hitting from the Brethren and solid pitching from Rommel for the Square team.
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Former Red Sox Pitcher Flows Greets Northampton Loss
Masterly hurling by Reisch, former Red Sox, limited Northampton to nine scattered hits and powered Cambridge to a 5 to 1 victory in Cape Charles. The Cambridge attack produced a 3 run first, a 1 run third, and steady defense backed by Reisch’s mound work.
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Malavase Halts Flying Maroons in Hanover Baseball
Hanover defeated the Chambersburg Maroons 6 to 2 as Roetz homered in the first inning and Malavase worked seven strong innings on the mound. Allen starred in center field for the Raiders while Hamel and Saunders led the Maroons.
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Hard Weekend Games for A s
Bill Young and his Hagerstown Athletics plan weekend road doubleheader action. On Saturday they travel to Martinsburg to face Hose Company No. 5 starting at 1 PM in uniform. Sunday features Keystone A C of Waynesboro at Conomac Park at 2 30 PM with Hetzer slated to pitch Saturday.
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Crabbers Rout Parksley In 13-6 Home Win At Crisfield
Crisfield caps a 13 to 6 victory over Parksley with three pitchers tagged for hits as Signor suffers a sixth inning injury from a line drive. Final line shows Crisfield 041 303 02x and Parksley 000 000 181. Walker H Signor Rabe Pasquellea Herrell Hersh Banks Ragnow White listed.
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Day's Doings In Baseball Blue Ridge Roundup
Yesterday's results show Martinsburg 12 over Hagerstown 5 and Frederick 5 over Waynesboro 6 with Wanover beating Chambrg 2 to 6. The brief note tracks scores from the Blue Ridge circuit.
National League Scores and Standings Snapshot
National Phila. 8, Chicago 3 Washington 3, Detroit 1 New York 3, St. Louis 2 Clevel'd 6 4 Boston 3 3 CLUB STANDING IN ALL LEAGUES Boston 8, Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 8 Phila. 12, Chicago 2 Mart''sburg at Hagerst'n anover at Chambersb'¢ 'rederick at Waynesb'o Chicago at Phila, St. Louis at New York Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston Boston at Pittsburgh Phila, at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St. Louis
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Orioles to face Hose Co No 5 in Sunday game
The Hagerstown Orioles meet Hose Co No 5 of Martinsburg at Willow Lane Park at 3 pm Sunday. The clubs split this season, with Martinsburg holding the only win. Orioles aim to even the series aided by Captain Ryan and ace Abe Smith.
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International League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Buffalo defeated Newark 2 to 5 while Syracuse beat Reading 6 to 0 and Rochester topped Baltimore 3 to 5 Toronto edged Jersey City 6 to 1 in a multi game tally from the league round.
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Kansas City Barely Edges Indianapolis In Rainy Night Showdown
In a weather affected card, Kansas City defeats Indianapolis while St Paul and Toledo post smaller margins. Minneapolis also wins against Columbus as Milwaukee and Louisville face rain impacted results.
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Pirates Halted by Braves 8 to 7 in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 17 Boston defeated the Pirates 8 to 7 after a ninth inning two run rally. The Pirates answered with one final run in their half. Joe Dawson, making his first Pittsburgh appearance, relieved Morrison in the seventh and was charged with the defeat as Atlanta pounded three Pirate pitchers for eighteen hits. Paul Waner extended a hit streak to twenty games.
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