Periscope Notes On Hubs Villagers Pennant Race
In a late inning rally the Hubs tied the game against the Villagers after a five run lead, using one pitcher while Weynesboro used three. Leon Kissinger and Brackenridge may adjust mound duty for upcoming games as rosters shift and injuries appear. Local boxing standout Billy Harris returns from Baltimore with medals and prospects, while Carroll of Holy Cross joins the Tigers to start a major league game today. The National League chatter focuses on the Giants and Pirates, with Sunday games under scrutiny amid a Sabbath desecration probe involving Hagerstown and Johnstown clubs. Cambridge’s pennant bid tightens as Salisbury Crisfield press the pace. Buckalew’s pitching woes persist as Portsmouth loses to Wilson 6-5.
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Hagerstown
Burke Loses Fine Duel To Frederick
Martinsburg pitcher Burke suffers first defeat in eight starts as Frederick defeats Martinsburg 2 to 1 in ten innings on a clear pitchers duel. Frederick scores two runs in the tenth while Martinsburg plates one in the home half, with key hits by Carlin Thompson and Sherry.
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Strain
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Ward
Williamsport Sets Test With Martinsburg on River Bottom
Williamsport baseball team, coming off a decisive Sunday win over Martinsburg, faces the Martinsburg City Champions in the second game of the season tomorrow at 2 30 p m on the river bottom diamond. The Martinsburg club recently captured the amateur title at the West Virginia town and also won the city league.
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River Bottom
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Al Simmons Emerges as Major League Sensation
Athletics star Al Simmons, once nicknamed Foot-in-the-Bucket, has vaulted from unpolished rookie to one of baseball's brightest hitters. Through remarkable improvement, he leads the American League with early batting strength, while displaying speed on the bases and sharp fielding, likened to Hall of Famers Cobb and Speaker.
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Bia Amartheau
al Simmons
Connie Mack
Felach
Chicago
Hanover Submerges Maroons For Ninth Straight Loss
Hanover overwhelmed the Maroons 12 to 2, extending Chambersburg’s skid to nine as Dick Merrill pitched eight innings and Hanover’s bats produced 15 hits led by Bachand and Dugan. Despite a late rally, Hanover earned the win while Rane took the loss. umpired by Frank and Rudolph.
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Hlestenberg
Twelve Innings Draw In Hagerstown Waynesboro Tie
Neither side could break through in a 12 inning marathon as Hagerstown and Waynesboro battled to a 6 to 6 draw at darkness. Kendricks fanned nine in 3 2/3 innings, Kaunas misplayed a double play chance, and both teams stranded runners late in a tense extra frame.
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Murray
Blue Ridge League Scores and Results
Yesterday's Blue Ridge League results include Hagerstown 6 Waynesboro 6, Frederick 6 Martinsburg 4, and Hanover 12 Chamboraburg 2 in an 18 inning game that concluded at 410 innings due to darkness. Today matches: Hagerstown at Waynesboro, Martinsburg at Frederick, Manover at Chawbereburg.
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Hagerstown to host 100 lap auto race draw huge entries
Austin Wilson reports an unprecedented entry list for the 100 lap dirt track speed classic at Hagerstown Fair Grounds on June 27. Top dirt track stars from East and Middle West prepare for what promoters term the hottest century meet yet, with efforts underway to sharpen the course and set potential world records in early speed trials.
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Hagerstown Fair Ground
Austin C. Wilson
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Fair Grounds
Haing
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