Berger Scandal Roils Chambersburg Baseball Club
The piece discusses John K. Berger, president of the Chambersburg Maroons, facing possible drastic action after fraud findings in the Ketliher Breslin deal with Martinsburg. It compares Berger to Kenneth Potter and notes salary-limit violations, player transfers, and calls for leadership changes to preserve league integrity amid a strong Hubs performance and standout players like Kissling and Cassini.
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John K. Berger
Chambersburg
Ketliher-Breslin
Martinsburg
Berger
Kenneth G. Potter
Waynesboro
Potter
The
Maroons
Brislin's
Hagerstown
Poller
Blue Ridge
New Champion Joe Dundee Becomes Father Again
Baltimore June 20 Joe Dundee world welterweight champion became a father for the second time when his wife delivered a son yesterday The title holder whose private life name is Samuel Lazzara said the boy would be named Joe after the fighter s father in law International League Buffalo defeated Newark 10 to 6 Other games rain
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Baltimore
Joe Dundee
Samuel Lazzara
Joe
Souders Victory Surprises Racing World at Indianapolis
The 27-year-old Lafayette driver George Raymond Souders, mentored by Bill White, won the Memorial Day 500 mile classic at the Indianapolis speedway. From dirt tracks to brick oval, Souders endured rough racing and technical prep, finishing 12 minutes ahead of the field. His rise mirrors Lindbergh in bold, quiet achievement.
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Lafayette
Ind
Bill White
Hollywood
Cal
George Raymond Sauders
Texas
Indianapolis
Souders
Elect
Lindbergh
Purdue University
Danville
Ill
Saunders
Mora
White
Sauders
Day's Doings In Baseball Totals
In a Chambersburg Hanover game, Hamel hit a home run, Woods and Graeff contributed sacrifices, and Graeff stole a base. Pitchers Retz ta Hammen and Bouchet faced multiple strikeouts, while Gates issued several walks. Final lines show Hanover 2, Chambersburg 0 with seven innings noted.
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Hanover
Hamel
Woods
Graeff
Kelliher
Haurel
Allen
Poodle
Haggerty
Schulz
Retz
Hammen
Smith
Bouchet
Gates
Ae Smith
Llanover
Chambershire
I'mpire
McGuire
Chamber H. W. A & Graeff
Abie
Griffiths
Il Cristian
Bowman
Kelliner
Thivat Saunders
Pas Uageerty
Cyeeee
A Smith
P. Serene
Roetz
Ping Bodie Still Thrilled By Baseball After 18 Seasons
SAN FRANCISCO June 20 After 18 seasons in the minors and majors Ping Bodie remains thrilled to play baseball. The veteran outfielder with the Scam here is a popular figure, delivering strong hitting and fielding as he competes alongside younger players. Bodie recalls breaking in with the Seals in 1909 and says the current season offers him even more excitement.
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Ping Bodie
Bodle
The
Seals
Cubs Move Closer To National Title With Victory
The Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 14 to 7 in a key series opener, outrushing with 14 hits to 9 and a lone home run while committing one error to the Pirates' three. Charley Root outpitched Hill Yde and Cvengros as Cubs narrow the gap to about one game behind Pittsburgh. Across the leagues, the White Sox were swept by the Indians, Ted Lyons suffering his first loss in nine starts, while the Tigers defeated the Senators 5 to 1. Giants beat the Cardinals 4 to 3 behind strong pitching by Benton and a solid relief effort, and Scott starred for the Phillies as they split a doubleheader with the Reds.
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White Sox
Wack Wilson
Chicago
New York
Hack
Giants
John McGraw
Wilson
Rogers Hornsby
Associated Press
Harris
Webb
Stephenson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Pirates
Buccaneers
Charley Root
Hill
Yde
Cvengros
Tirates
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Attie
Sox
Wen
Ted Lyons
Indians
Lyons
Shaute
Detroit Tigers
Senators
New York Giants
Cardinals
Larry Benton
McGraw
Braves
Clarkson
Sherdel
Jack Scott
Phillies
Reds
Tilden Wins From English Opponent at Wimbledon
American star William T Tilden opened his bid for the Wimbledon singles title by defeating England’s G A Pratt in straight sets 6-2 6-1 6-0. About 6000 spectators watched as Tilden raced to the first ground in 40 minutes and prepared for a second match.
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Wimbledon
Yongland
William T.tilden
G. A. Pratt
England
Tilden
Pratt
Orioles Drop A Thriller In 11 Inning Loss
The Champion Orioles lost 6 to 4 in eleven innings after a tight pitching duel by Miller and solid hitting by Mac's. Henry had a triple and scored on a bunt in the 10th, while Fisher homered for the home club and Fraker pitched well in relief.
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Orioles
Mountain Field
Miller
Mac
Birds
Henry
Fisher
Ryan
Zinkands
Fraker
McConlsbe
Beuler
Hamil
Martinsburg Hose
National board opera to present Lucia tonite on red network
Lucia in tabloid form presented by National Boardtoasting Company's grand opera troupe led by Genia Zielincka Giuseppe di Benedetto and Giovanni Giovaneslli with Cesare Ledero directing orchestra and chorus. Listings show stations alphabetically by city with time marks and program notes across multiple markets on Eastern and Central time.
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U.B
National Boardtoasting Company
Donizetti
Red
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Giuseppe di Benedetto
Giovanni Giovaneslli
Cesare Ledero
WSB
Atlanta
Roxsy
Plantation Daya
Trowtt
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WFAA
Dallas
Weems’ Orchestra
Seee
WOC
Davenport
Roxy
Hig Gang
KOA
Denver
WHO
Des Moines
Nap
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WBAP
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Hot Springs
UNO
WOS
Jefferson City
Fenton Tar
the Ramblers
WEAF
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School of the Air
Nighthawk Frolic
RPA
Lincoln
Madison
WHAD
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Melody Way
Oy O—Dryborough
Walker's
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
Wanetsee
Leonard Leigh
WSM
Nashville
Razy
Ris Gane
WOW
Omaha
KSD
ST. Louis
WEAP
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Big Brother
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Zoo Dance Orchestra
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Pississippi
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WGHP
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Detroit_ Symphony
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Eastman Orchestra
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Curler
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