Local Runner Plans Entering Next Derby
Robert J Fahrney of Hast Baltimore Street has swapped his violin for cross country running in preparation for next year’s bunion derby. The well known violinist and cellist has begun arduous training over nearby mountains, recently completing a four hour run from Frederick to Hagerstown at about six miles per hour. He has been running to nearby towns with ease, showing sustained effort and stamina.
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Teeing Ground Etiquette and Rules Guide
Verne Wickham discusses golfers who ignore tee markers. He cites two rules for match play: a stroke from outside the teeing ground may be played again, and if a first stroke is outside the limits, the player must replay from within. The guidance stresses teeing square between markers and using the designated spot.
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Verne Wickham
Golf rule discussion on teeing ahead and penalties
The text explains that teeing ahead of markers imposes no general penalty, but a loose rule allows the opponent to require a retee if the drive is clearly out of bounds or advantageous. In stroke play the rule differences are noted, highlighting how shots may be challenged without automatic penalties.
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Saturday Evening Post
Riverside
Security A C Defeats Wolverines in Sunday Baseball
Security A C beat the Wolverines 18 to 2 as Bagent allowed one hit through eight innings before tiring in the final frame. Piskey starred with two f catchers, while Colvin Weck Leiter and Monnegan each rapped three hits. Wolverines managed two runs on four hits in the last inning.
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Rinkeydinks Sweep Yanks in 18 to 11 Victory
Harrystown Rinkeydinks extend win streak to three by defeating West Had Yanks 18 to 11. Wed dell and Widdows starred for the winners as they seek future games against teams up to 16 years old. Contact Mana ger Arbra Jackson at 40 East Franklin Street.
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Harrystown
Raiders Schedule Practice Tonight Urged for All Players
Harrystown Raiders prepare a tight weekend slate as Manager Baker calls a mandatory practice tonight. The message stresses full attendance to execute the planned itinerary and conditioning for upcoming games.
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Harrystown Raiders
Baker
Frederick Beats Redbirds In 4-1 Victory At Waynesboro
Frederick defeats the Redbirds 4 to 1 with Baumgarner in good form. Dotterer tripled in the sixth, Vosmik doubles, and Moore scores on a wild throw. Halicki of Bucknell plays left field for the Birds. Israheni touted as Bucknell’s best since Mathewson.
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Chrysler baseball schedule features Wolverines and Legion clash
The Chryslers host the Wolverines tonight and the American Legion squad Wednesday at City Park diamond both games starting 8 30. Tomes and Minnich will likely pitch and Tommy Knode has joined the Chryslers to bolster the lineup. The Hagerstown White Elephants, managed by William Wolfe, play Station Furniture Co tonight at City Park, with all players urged to attend.
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Boston Racer Sets Fastest Mile at Yankee Stadium
Gus Moore of New York battled the Boston A A. Lermond raced to lead the field and finished in four minutes thirteen seconds at Yankee Stadium. Moore of Brooklyn Harriers followed in 4 minutes 15 34 seconds before Ler mond’s late burst sealed the win.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 7 and St Louis 13 Chicago 3. Today’s games: St Louis at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New York at Brooklyn, Boston at Philadelphia.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming AL Matchups
In the American League Chicago topped Philadelphia 6 to 4 while Detroit lost 5 to 8 against Boston who won 6 to 2. Philadelphia visits Washington and Boston travels to New York for next games.
Western Union Go Getters Beat Evangelical Sunday School
The Western Union Go Getters won again last night defeating Evangelical Sunday School 14 to 9. Palladino hit a homer with two on base. Munson Palladino and Cook starred for the winners while Hogan Robinson and Williams scored for the losers.
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Western Union
Evangelical Sunday School
Haugh and Bowers Open Doubleheader
Haugh and Bowers worked the first game with Gorman and Metz handling the nightcap assignments.
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Gorman and
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