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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1921
Page
5
In yesterday's game tensions flared as umpires debated ground rules for balls dropping through the fence. Jim Maurer and Tommy Thomas connected for hits in disputed fence plays, while Hagerstown edged the Maroons 1 0 in a one run finish.
Detroit Tigers first baseman Lou Blue, amid pennant hopes, faces a challenge from Johnny Neun of St Paul and Baltimore. Neun, a former Blue Ridge Leaguer, surged after a spring training move, batting over .420 recently and becoming the American Association’s batting sensation. Detroit reportedly holds an option and may trade or keep Neun as utility or compete for first base. St Paul, led by Nick Allen, strengthens its lineup as Neun boosts the club’s standing in the league.
A quirky note describes horsehair satin as a strong silky black ware flat for smart coats and hate. It also claims earthquakes average about 300 year, a curious juxtaposition of fashion phrasing and geological trivia.
Hagerstown edges Chambersburg 5 to 4 as Sutton brothers spark late seventh inning surge. Brown pitches well for Hatters, with Meg limited Maroons to one hit each. Key plays include Maurer home run and Satterlee defensive miscues, sealing the win for Hagerstown.
Alibi Ike is cited in Chambersburg amid charges of unsportsmanlike play at a recent Hagerstown game. The Repository front page carries allegations that Hagerstown manager Snyder doctored balls and that tickets implied skewed attendance. The piece questions formal charges and notes ongoing local press tensions.
Hanover and Martinsburg game ends 4 to 6 with 4 score by Martinsburg. Bartels Black Aotheron collect two base hits while O Arien hits a home run. Lunacy text mentions 40 billion miles in a stray line amid OCR errors.
Yesterday scores show Hagerstown five over Chambersburg four Hanover four over Martinsburg one and Frederick four to Waynesboro three. Today’s schedule lists Hagerstown at Chambersburg with no game Martinsburg at Hanover and Frederick at Waynesboro. A note on regional honey production from hard-bailed egen ara referenced in the Southarn Rasa.
Boston Aug. 25 J. P. Strong testifies that after years in real estate he suffered insomnia indigestion and nervousness but with Argo-Phosphate he sleeps better eats without fear and notices a great change in his system He praises the product as unequaled by medical science in treating indigestion rheumatism nervousness kidney and liver issues and credits local druggists and city pharmacy for making it available.
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9 to 2 as Aldridge limited the visitors to six hits. Betts sparked Chicago with a first inning hit as the Cubs built a lead too large for Philadelphia to overcome. Final line shows Chicago 300 002 211 and Philadelphia 900 000 220, with Aldridge and O'Karreil for Chicago and Butts and Wilson for Philadelphia.
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