Manageral Dilemmas for Hagers Town Baseball Club
DI Beprs reports 1922 Dive peacant season challenges as President D Lee Staley struggles to hire a manager. Prospective candidates demand high pay, with none willing to travel for under 450 dollars monthly. Corcoran previously earned 350, leaving Staley as acting-manager while other ventures strain his time.
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DI Beprs
Eboer
Bie Handy
D. Lee Staley
Engage & Pardazer
Lolesctha Terriera
Bikce
Mickey Corcoran
Ralesse
Staley
Gondmen
Hagerstows
Paul
Mentalay Han
Corcoran
Steley
Actiog
Civi
Attempted Comeback Of Tommy Verecker On Mound
Tommy Verecker attempted a mound return for the Hustlers in a recent game. The performance featured multiple errors and a rough start with three scoreless innings before disappearing from the mound. The Hagerstown club faces disappointment as Verecker, once a versatile player, struggles in first base and outfield this season.
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Tommy Verecker
Cennis
Hagerstown
Tommy
Terriers Open With Martinsburg In Ball Game
The Terriers lineup features Calley Dion and Andrack in the outfield with Manipy behind the plate. Lefty Russell will start on the mound against Martinsburg and Manley, as the Terriers seek to halt a losing streak while hoping for improved play and strong defense.
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Phillips
Martinsburg
Manley
Lefty Russell
Wilbur i Phillipa
Hart
Terriers
Hagerstown
Calley
Jamison
Hattiedore
Hattlecock
Dion
Andrack
Manipy
Aguten
Mownteineers
Tertiers
Blue Sox
Martinsburg aUleékmen
Burton’ Shipley
Staley
King Shuts Out Terriers As Frederick Wins 10 Hits
Frederick today reports Bill King pitched a three hit shutout while Hagerstown collected ten hits and ten runs. The game featured five errors and multiple players such as Gardner, King, and Merecker contributing offensively. Scoring details show Frederick took control early, with key hits and sacrifice plays shaping the final score.
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Bill King
Bammer
Merecker
Frederick
Hagerstown
jand-Vereckér
Wes
Frederick Gardner
Beda
Tantes
Milter
di King
First Christian B Twelfth to. as First Christian Sunday School
The First Christian Sunday School baseball team defeated St. Paul’s M. OH Sunday school club on the City Park trials yesterday evening by a score of 12 to 5. Smallwood pitched for First Christian while Berry, Smallwood, and others starred at the plate. St. Paul’s hitters were held to few runs as Clakifan’s squad contributed welter of hits. Batteries were Smallwood and Berry for First Christian, and Hiumtzerry and Calloway for St. Paul’s.
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St. Paul's M. OH
Triaimond
Smallwoed
M. FH
Jess
Dberry
Midebrand
F. Weibet
Rat Clakifan
Chewit. Elouts
Tue Batteries
First Christian
Smallwood
Berry
St. Paul's
Hiuutzherry
Calloway
Ke Pinaely Capture Game At Taatag
A garbled sports note reports New York securing a victory with unclear names and actions. It mentions Uhle and Elippert amid scattered phrases about a third win and a sprinting moment, but the details remain unreadable.
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New York
Uhle
Uae Elippert
Tigers Rally In Narrow Victory Over Boston
Netreli Ivne led Detroit with a strong hitting surge to eight straight wins by beating Boston 9 to 8. The Tigers offense sparked by a series of home runs and timely hits shifted momentum, though the Red Sox offered resistance with late rallies.
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Detroi
Boston
Ctuba
Daves
Rusia
Joyce Winner in Twirling Duel at Waynesboro
Joyce winner in a twirling duel yesterday as Hanover defeats Waynesboro 2 to 1. Highlights include Cadden and Goff for Hanover, Rothman and Goff contributing, with key plays by Yordy, Clark, and Fitzgerald. Umpire Kiseinger, time 38 minutes.
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Waynesboro
Triv
Joyeu
Hanover
Waynesbord
Cadden
Goff
Rothanaies
Yordy
Clark
Waynesboro Cog
Wayn Fitzgerald
Kaunas
Foyes
Lynton
Kiseinger
Faber Weakens and Sox Lose in Chicago Soaked Rally
Washington overcome Chicago 9 to 4 as Sam Rice sparked a late rally with a two base hit turning into a four run swing. Rice went 5 times up in the game and Sudako starred defensively for the Wash. The contest was one of the tightest on the local diamond this season with strong pitching and timely hitting from both sides.
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Chicago
Urban “Ayer
Sam Rice
Washington
Dors
Rice
Aafaty
Hie
Sudako
Couch Permits Braves Two Hits
Boston fell to Cincinnati 2 to 0 as Caverey Pinellii Daubert and Burns drove in runs with a sacrifice fly in the fifth inning. Cincinnati held Boston to two hits until the eighth by Nixon, a rare defensive play by Burns in the ninth highlighted Caelmatt’s effort.
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Boston
Cincininati
Cincinnati
Caverey
Pinellii
Daubert
Burns
Burne du
Nixon
Caelmatt
International League Scores of Yosterday
Orioles 1 Buffalo 8 Toronto 7 3 Buffalo 4 Other games postponed Schedule Buffalo at Baltimore Syracuse at Newark Rochester vs Jarney City Toronto at Meading The Atlanta inland wart at Alan ROM Buffalo population about 5000 Ooh MO-O 2 Adin ta Aquat In nren to all of Boe Boywith photo
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Buffalo
Toronto
Baltimore
Syracuaa
Newark
Rochwater
Jarney City
Meading
Alatlaa
Alan Rom
Billa
Boe
Ruutin
Bouton
Baseball Results From Yesterday
Frederick defeated Hagerstown 10 to 0 while Martinsburg and Chambersburg split a doubleheader 4 to 2 Hanover earned a win over Waynesboro 2 to 0 Later today Martinsburg visits Hagerstown and Waynesboro plays Chambersboro with Vraderick at Hanover on the schedule
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Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Hanover
Waynesboro
Weynesboro
Chambersbores
Vraderick
Wte Pet
Prederbele
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Hanover - Shea
Wuyt
Chambersburg Fas
Aly
National League Yesterday: Reds Hoaten, 0. Other games stalled
National League action yielded a blank or rain interrupted slate with Cincinnati blanked at home. Other games were postponed or halted by rain, leaving standings and top performers unclear.
Baseball scores and matchups from today's American League action
American League results show New York 6 Cleveland 9 Detroit 9 Boston 8 Bt Lousy 7 Athletic Games Today Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Cleveland Heaton at Detroit.
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Seaman's Ninth Inning Homer Gives Seaman Win
MADEIN GAME MAROONS LOSE Seaman hits a ninth inning homer with Max on base to win. Totals show 83 to 5.827 143. Two base hits by Mowrey. Home runs by Mullaney Dowell Thomas McGults Acaman. Dowell Meylure. Loft on bases Martinsburg 6. Time 159. Umpire Rutland.
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Maroons
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Max
Iriinge
Martlesburg
Mowrey
Mullaney
Dowell
Thomas McGults
Acaman
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Jacoby
Hulvey
Bnco
Balla
Mefulre
Loft
Marthnsburg
Chamberalaire
Houra
Rutland
Martinsburg
Yuate Enine
Ralph Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Soarian
Homer
Clark
ATU
Janey, Dowell
McQuire
Martingburg
Eys
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Ab RY
A.E. McGuire
Eam
Thomas
Battertee
Bisiobuch
Banioi
Bid
Ab Oe
Logan
sLbe
Mullen
Aneaga Marthneburg
H. Oal
Doig
Maryland racing board seeks ten thousand per track
After a meeting of Maryland racing officials the board asked four one track owners to pay ten thousand dollars each for fair expenses. They proposed a cap of thirty one thousand ninety dollars in total for the four tracks including expenses. The exact tracks named include Hagerstown Frederick Rockville Bel Air Marlboro Pocomoke City Salt Q i.
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Seeman
Falke
Ita Ora
Jervy Spancer
Fest Jber
Racing’ ‘Board
Thahagemnenta
Raul
Hagerstons
Fredrick
Rockville
Bolel
Marlboro
Pocomoke City
Salt
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Racing Commission
Entries For Annual Marathon Open For Entries
Public notice invites entries for the annual marathon to be held on July 4 with junior and parent categories. Officials urge early registration, note preparation time, and remind participants to secure cords or numbers for the race.
Williams hits 18th home run for Browns
In St. Louis on June 21 the Browns defeated the Athletics 77 to 3. Ken Williams belted his 18th homer of the season in the eighth inning with one runner on, sending the ball over the right field stands.
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St. Louis
Browns
Pha
Kenreth Williamis
Eighenth
City Taxes Due After June 19 at March House Office
City taxes will be ready for payment starting Monday June 19 at the office of March House. All motor vehicles registered are reported for taxation and bills are in readiness. Four percent discount ends after June 30. office hours 9 AM to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM Wednesday and Saturday. Collector urges prompt payment.
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March House
Athletica Bt. Loula Batteries Harrie Yarrison and Perkins Soveraid
A fragmented local item references Athletica Bt. Loula with names Harrie Yarrison and Perkins Soveraid in connection with a batteries matter. Readable details are limited but indicate a sports or team context and a lineup or incident involving those individuals.
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